produc- tion of an amateur paper is to be made merely for sport, and the promotion of the taste of encouraging others to take a step toward cultivating the latent genius very often hidden, and unable to show itself in its true light, simply on account of no opportunity happen- ing in which to present

boundary between the United States and the Spanish posses- sions on our southern borders. That work accomplished, Governor McKean, of Pennsylvania, in 1801, appointed him Secretary of the State Land Office, which he held until 1808. Lan- caster being at that time the State Capital, he moved to this place

All Early Letter by Thaddeus Stems, In an address on "Thaddeus Stevens as a Country Lawyer," which I pre- pared sor the Pennsylvania State Bar Association last June, and subsequent- ly elaborated and illustrated sor publi- cation in the Lancaster County Histor- ical Society proceedings, I avowed

reasons for remembering them, for in the early forties my grandfather, a veteran of the Revolution, was still living, more than ninety years old. On Battalion Day, Colonel Henry Brimmer, in command of the division • In 1788 Dr. Albert Du Fresne, with his family, arrived in America, srom Switzerland

REIGART CASPAR SHAFFNER PETER SHAFFNER MICHAEL FORDINE GEORGE BETZ WILLIAM WHITE SAML. BOYD CHAS. HALL WILTON ATKINSON CHARLES KLUG BARD HUBLEY DANL. FRANK CHRISTOPH PHILIP FRICK WILLIAM BAUSMAN A. HUBLEY JOHN STONE MATTHIA S DEHUFF BENJAMIN POULTNEY JOSEPH SIMON JOSEPH DAVIES ISAAC SOLOMON JOHN HENRY