sole owners, in all sections, except in the southern, eastern and northwestern sections, of rather (and certainly com- paratively) small extent. Personal comments on the agriculture of Lancaster County about the end of the said century, similar to those which we have noticed about the end of the first

expedition of 1758, died March 11, 1759, and was buried with military honors in Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pa., on the 14th. A full account of the procession appears in the Pennsylvania Gazette of March 15, 1759. (3 A. 579). IV. Lancaster County in the Pre-Revolutionary "Inter-Bellum" In this, the fourth