...lingering look behimi" At the close of the war, he returned and settled «B his farm near German town. His house had been plundered of every article of furniture,...market, he suffered a good deal from the want of many of theconveniencies of life. He slept six weeks between blankets, rather than contract a single debt by...

...Lord Cornwallis, he baked six thousand pounds of bread for his army by order of General Washington. At the close of the war he returned and settled on his...article of furniture, plate, and wearing apparel, by the British army on their march to Philadelphia. As he had no more cash than was sufficient to satisfy...

...Cornwallis, he baked six thousand pounds of bread for his array by order of General Washington. At the close of the war he returned and settled on his...every article of furniture , plate and wearing apparel ; by the British army on their march to Philadelphia. As he had no more cash than was sufficient to...

...Cornwallis, he baked six thousand pounds of bread for his arrny by order ol General Washington. At the close of the war he returned and settled on his.... His house had been plundered of every article of furni ture , plate and wearing apparel ; by the British army on their march to Philadelphia. As he...

...brought from Canton in 1745, was well known for the toast he always gave when he drank out of it: At the close of the war he returned and settled on his farm near Germantown, which had been plundered by the British array on their march to Philadelphia. The following certificate,...

...brought from Canton in 1745, was well known for the toast he always gave when he drank out of it: At the close of the war he returned and settled on his farm near Germantown, which had been plundered by the British array on their march to Philadelphia. The following certificate,...

...thousand pounds of bread for his army by order of General Washington. "At the close of the war Ludwick returned, and settled on his farm near Germantown....article of furniture, plate, and wearing apparel he possessed, by the British army. As he had no more cash than was sufficient to satisfy his daily wants,...

...furnishes a striking illustration of this fact in the following anecdote of Christopher Ludwick: " At the close of the war, he returned and settled on his...Germantown. His house had been plundered of every article 9th. The German farmers have larger or profitable gardens near their houses. These contain little else...

...sake of Christopher Ludwick. " For who, to dumb forgetfulness a prey, " This pleasing, anxious being e'er resigned, "Left the warm precincts of the cheerful...furniture, plate and wearing apparel, he had left in h, by the British army on their march to Philadelphia. As he had no more cash than was sufficient to...