have been prominent in days gone by. It chanced to be so on July 2, 1912, when a centenary celebration was held at Manheim, Lancaster county, Pa., at which the memory of Major General Samuel Peter Heintzelman was the most conspicuous feature,and in whose honor a memorial volume was then published

irregularities in the Indian trade, con- sidered a dangerous man against the English, and upon several occasions held under bond guaranteeing his good behavior toward the Government and the Queen's subjects, his road never- theless formed the northern boundary of Manheim township and division of several others