of twen- ty feet square,each with a good chim- ney of brick or stone, to be laid in or built with lime and sand." Galloway, who owned the property for nearly ten years, provably never resided here. His fine old house, known as "Tulip Hill," at West River, Anne Arundel county-, Maryland, is still

great historic value, not only from the names appended to it, and from the �eminence of the one to whom it was addressed, but by reason of its subject matter. The reverend gentlemen wrote: A Clerical Protest. "Lancaster, the 8th Day of Feb'r. 1778. "Sir: "We are much obliged to you for the Honor you