, John Powell and Emanuel Carpenter. Those for Sheriff, Robert Buchanan and James Galbraith were returned, and for Coroner, Joshua Low and William Caldwell, out of whom the Governor selected one for Sheriff and one for Coroner. It is instructive to note the vote 'of the other counties of the province

books, and I will spend no time upon it. The purposes of the treaty are set out in this newspaper report in a slightly different way from that stated in the historical books. In the issue of November 15, 1744, it is stated •that Mushmelon, the In- dian who received the sentence of death on the 5th of

office," etc. It is further stated that clerks will be in attendance in Lancaster and other sections with books for persons to subscribe for the number of tickets they desire, obliging themselves to pay for the same on or before June 25th. By Order of the Proprietors, JOHN GEORGES, Secretary. In the

steal it from the back yards, etc. The issue of February 7 contains great and enthusiastic articles upon the �The issue of March 13 gives notice that " All the members of the Lan- caster Library Company are desired to meet on Thursday, the 27th inst., pre- cisely at 2 o'clock in the afternoon at the

Powell and Emanuel Car- penter, its Assessors. As candidates from which the Governor should se- lect a Sheriff the county returned Rob- ert Buchanan and James Galbraith; �and as candidates for Coroner Joshua Lowe and William Caldwell; and the Governor selected Buchanan for Sher- iff and Lowe for Coroner