name of Mountjoy at their head they were GENERAL ANTHONY WAYNE. written at the town of that name in our own county. It was not until the paper of Mr. Samuel Evans, on "Col- onel James Crawford," was read be- fore this society that a light dawned upon the question, and I determined �to investigate the

generous consid- eration. The Rev. Thomas Barton, pastor of St. James' Episcopal Church, in Lancaster, was one of these. His loyalist proclivities were not dis- guised nor denied. But he was a man of high character and took no part in the contest going on. He was allowed to sell his property and retire