of three printed pages with a segment torn but preserved from both sheets). 10 May 1813 to 29 May 1813. (1 item, 6 pages to scan) Folder 16 Agreement by Daniel Gibbons and six others to pay the sums posted beside their names for the purpose of erecting the Friends meeting-house on 9th Street near

to say, little interest is manifested by the masses, and their origin and antiqui- ties are with indifference overlooked or wholly ignored. The modern scholar does not consider his education com- plete unless he has paid homage at the ruined piles of monumental art of the Orient, to which history has

and store stood at the corner of Moravian alley and Market Place. Moravian alley entered West King street at the west end of what is now known as the old Market House, which �was not then built, and where it now stands was Market Place. William Henry lived with his sister, Mary Bickham, a widow, who

, owning sev- eral properties around the oil mill. Most of these were bought by John Bassler, who was then running the old Barr mill, now known as "Bassler's Mill," in Eden township, near Camar- go. This he had bought several years before, and when he was doing a large business hi milling, besides running

A PETITION FROM MARTIC TOWNSHIP. To understand more fully the griev- ances which caused it to be signed and presented, it will be necessary to go back a year or two. In the spring of 1776 the Continental Congress advised each colony and province to take immediate measures to frame a new form of