home. The first thought of your author was to give the full chain of title to both properties from Hamilton to Marshall, which is all of full record in the Recorders Office at Lancaster, but on second thought I believe that the case can be fully, clearly and indubitably proven to the mind of the layman

from Lancaster County, but then a private in Steele's company, writes in his history of the expedition the following account of the fight before and over the walls of Quebec: "Col. Arnold, heading the forlorn hope, advanced perhaps one hundred yards in advance of the main body. After him fol l owed

EXHIBIT " B." Emanuel Carpenter, the Law Giver. BY D. F. MAGEE, ESQ. In the wise direction of human events as ruled by Divine Providence dur- ing the career of this country as a nation, whenever there came a need and a call for men for special service, that same over-ruling power has ever found a

Tree": but by what line did Taylor measure? Around the big curve of the River bank or did he come directly over Turkey Hill, which would make his 2400 perches reach much farther. To that all essential question no answer is at hand now. Therefore in order to locate that Locust tree, we much search

the Townships of Sadsbury, Upper Oxford, Lower Oxford and West Nottingham, in Chester County, roads and many of them were needed to and from the farms and mills and centres of trade and industry that sprung up in all that section, as well as the bigger roads and highways that led away to the cities of

the section surrounding and north westward of that City in States of Delaware and Maryland. �The idea was to reach and drain the rich country lying between the Penn- sylvania R. R. main line, and the Baltimore Ohio line, some fifty miles south- ward of it; to tap the rich farm lands of Chester

were all lined up side by side in the water, or on ice frozen over the pond or stream where the raft was to start on its journey. The craftsman then laid across each end of his raft about 3 feet back from the front of the logs and from the rear in the same manner and at right angles thereto a row of

strong building where the Fulton Opera House now stands. It is said they condoled with them, took them by the hand and promised them protection. THE PAXTON MASSACRE On the 27th of December, Proud states, this murderous band of rangers (the Paxton boys) suddenly appeared in Lancaster, fifty of them armed

hunting rifle frequently was the deciding factor in British defeats. This new type was substantially uniform, though there were minor vari- ations in it to suit the whims or fancy of the purchaser, in the length and bore of the barrel. The standard was forty inches long for barrel and fifty-five over all

, probably the most famous sur- geon that United States has produced, whose fame was Nation wide ; of John Musser of Lancaster, Prof. at University of Penn- sylvania; of the two Deavers of the Buck, Harry and John B., sons of the elder Dr. James Deaver of the Buck, all of this County, are familiar names