in Vol. 28, page 6, L. C. H. S. See "Lodgings of Assemblymen in 1799" by H. Frank Eshleman. 13 From History of Lancaster County, edited by Franklin Ellis and Samuel Evans, 1883. �Commonwealth. One is headed "Dec. 23, 1799, State of Pennsylvania to Wm. Hensel for Sundry Carpenter Work." The total of

sanction 2 George Duffield, the Register General, lived at Strasburg in Lancaster County. He was a son of the Rev. George Duffield, native of Pequea Town- ship, who served as a Presbyterian pastor at Carlisle and at the Third Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. While there, he was appointed Chaplain of

October 11 was election day and a greater number of Pennsylvania voters went to the polls on that day than on any previous similar occasion. More than one hundred and eleven thousand votes were cast. Simon Snyder won by a plurality of 28,400, but in Lancaster County, the county of his birth, he lost by

very great number of citizens. At the grave, an exhortation was delivered by the Rev. Latta. —Lancaster Intelligencer Sept. 11, 1804 1 Rev. Francis Allison Latta was a son of Rev. James Latta, for thirty years pastor of Chestnut Level Presbyterian Church. Francis was also pastor there but in 1805 was