, where Rock Creek empties into the Potomac, running to the point where a canal of �the same river forms the western boundary, all the important blocks or squares are numbered, beginning with 1 and ending with 1,146. The entire work was thoroughly well done, and compiled by Andrew Ellicott and not by

September 3, 1789, and was buried in the graveyard attached to the First Reformed Church, in this city, to which he left a legacy of £15. �sold to Dr. Parish, who was his agent, the 3,000 acres in Conestoga Manor that were still unsold. But as much of the lands in these two Manors had been sold on quit

. February 16—Severe snowstorm, four to five inches deep. Many drifts, very deep; no trains from Harrisburg for three days. June 9—The fish and ball taken from the Lutheran steeple. June 23—The fish and ball put up again. �July 4—Flag presented to Finley's Company. October 5—Got a ton of coal from Robert