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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-13

MAsoN's AND DrxoN's LINE. This line is
very frequently referred to in debate and con-
versution, The history and location of it, and
the following explanation is from The Salem
Gazette:-
This boundary is so termed from the names
of Charles Mason and Jeremiah DiXon-the two
gentlemen who were appointed to run unfinished
lines in 1861, between Pennsylvania and Mary
land or the territories subjected to the heirs of
Penn and Lord Baltimore. A temporary line
had been run in 1879, but had not given satisiac
ton to the dsputng parties, although it resulted
from nm agreement in 1899, between themselves.
A decree had been made in 1913, by King
James, delineating the boundaries between lands
given by charter to- the first Lord Baltimore, and
those adludged to his majesty afterwards to VIM.
Penny which divided the tract Of land between
Delaware bay and The Eastern sea side,
and the Chesapeake bay on the other by line
equally intersecting il, drawn from cape ileno-
pen to the 4Oh degree of north latitude. A de-
cree in chancery rendered the kings decree i'm
perativc. But the situation of Henlopen became
long subject Of serious, protracteti, and eXpen
sive liiigatn,n particularly after the death OF
Penn, in l7lS, aud of Lord Baltimore in IVA;
till John, Richard ana Thomas Penn, (who had
become the sole proprietors of the American
possessions Of their father Wlam) and Cecilius
Lord Baltimore, grandson of Charles, and great
grandson Of Cecilius, the original patentee, en-
tered into an agreement on the 10Th of May
1927. TO this an agreement chart was APP
pended which ascertained the site of cape Hen
lopen, and delineated division by an east
and west line, running westward from that cape,
TO the exact middle OF the peninsula Lord
Baltimore became dissatisfied with this agree
lnent, and endeuyored to invnlilate ii. Chance
ny suits, kingly decrees aud proprietary arrange.
nents followed, which eventually produced the
appointment OF commissioners TO run the tempo
fary line. This was effected in 1899. But the
cause in Chancery beng decided in 1899, new
commissioners were appointed, who could not,
however, agree, and the question remained open
till 176I, when the line was run by Messrs Nia.
son and Dixon
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-13

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-13

SERVED RIaHT.--In Xanesvillr, Ohio, some
months ago, a clergyman was called upon TO mar
nv n young couple, and he repaired TO the house.
The lady was present and all her friends, but the
bridegroom did not appear, and the lady in great
grief had to dismiss the whole party. Recently
the same clergyman had similar call, aud all
the parties were present, but when he came to
the words :" you take this man to be your we'd
ded husband" the lady said very emphatically,
" No / never will marry him; he served me
tnean'y six months ago, aud now i have repaid
him in his own coin" No entreaties could pre-
vail upon her. 1t was the same lady who had
been Tilted, and she returned the compliment in
a more decided aud Notifying manner TO the
tender swain.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-13

A productive Poiatoe. We noticed some
weeks ago that Capt. John Ellis, OF this town.
planted on the 18th of May last, single potn'oe
of the lady finger kind which had proved unus
ually productive. On the Ist inst he dug them,
and obtained SEVEN BUSHELS Of good szed po
tatoes as the product of but one. The tops
which grew from the potatoe measured over one
mile in length, and the weight of the whole
crop, including tops was fue hundred and Wty
was cut into as ulnny pieces One of these only
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-13

.4nother Jdtal Steamboat ErploSion--The
Grand Gulf Advertiser says the "hues" ofthe
steamer Gov Shelby COLLAPSED" near the mouth
of the Arkansas and scaled 20 deck passengers,
most of them MORALLY. Where are the Steam
boat inspectors? This is the first fatal explosion
since the law OF Congress passed. Collapsng
hues" is a soft expression, by which SELFISH own
ers of boats hypocriticaIly mean "bursting boil
ers"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-13

schools and exalted privileges; let no one say
(of common inteIlect) that he cannot get good
education. For every thing there is lime and
season.. There is time for MAMMAL labor; Il time
to cat and time 10 sleep; so there is time to
improve the mind. Farmers may read much
every day, and digest il when about their work
There can be no reasonable excuse offered, why
they should not progress daily in useful knowi'
edge. contend that u man may accumulate
property as fast, to read some, every day, as to
be all the time Flooding. Likewise, that stu
dent may labor some with his hands, without
detriment TO his education. This alienation,
experience, (the best Of eachers) has proved TO
have the most salutary effect. 1t Id absolutely
necessary, that both body and mind be exerc!s-
ed, in order to be healthy. Ii is pleasant con
sidcranon, that while the mammal aborer is res
ting his weared limbs, he may be improving IL
enficlng his mind. That while the student
lays inside his books, to relieve the mind, he may
10y manual labor, he invigorating tho body.
Thus has kind Providence ordered thhss tor
our happiness and interest. And il Is astonlsh
ing, that people do not more regard her dictates.
| have written some respecting The tyranny oil
fashion. / am very sensible, that people do not
consider, what dWpeS il makes OF them. How 1t
picks their pockets, beegarS their families, s!eri-
ICES their minds and makes them perfect sLdves.
hope the time will soon arrive, when we can
say the times have changed; and we IRE changed
with them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-13
AN AGRICULTURALIST.
Peterborough .Nidss. June 1888. CuLtiUdto'

RUSSIA AND CfRCAssIA.-News from Circas
STA, down TO the first Of September, says the
London correspondent OF The Journal OF Com
merce, shows that the brave moun,aineers are re-
solved to conquer or die To the last proposition
made to them, they replied, Gas TO commerce
you have gold wheat, and manufactures. We
have steel. We buy our merchandise ofyou at
the risk of your lives In selling II to us you ex-
pose yours. II this kind of commerce displea
SEES you, retire beyond ,he Don, and we will not
come there to seek you. As to truce, no--the
wild boar does not make peace with wolves.
Y on are as numerous wolves are ungovcrn
able as wild boars. Let tbs fight. Allah knows
beforehand which of us will be victori GUS"
The same letter informs that the Russian
army of the Caucasus, under the order of Lieut..
General Goovine, amounts to 1000 men, o.!
which seventy-five thousand are regular troops,
the remainder being composed Of Cossack s.
The Circassians have also great force, that is, as
regards numbers, three tribes alone being Still ] in
dependent, who could send 450 600 fighting
men into the field, had they but the means OF or
ganizution and armng.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-12-06

Ef"p'ioa Of .Hs'"a Etaa.- Mann'
Eln.. according tn a letter from Me..lna,
hs- been in eTaP'ion during the shnle Of
August The S"lraa,e =m,ss.oa appeared
on III. esiera size of lhe coae. Oa the
suRmi al the grand crater. aud The lava
tan ~ direct line i"w ards Casa laglese.
bat. hen wighia the dislace IT 4 gun shat
of this place, changed its COARSE. aud tell
ia,o The vi del BoVe. whore. however.
il did ~ great damage.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-12-06

The King NJ Naples has lately publish
ed Las against dns.l,ng. A challenge
To tight d,,el, either Wri,len or verbal. Is
punishment by imprisonment ia the third
degree. ~th disqualification FOR al fab-
lie iuacuons. aud tie loss uf all pensions
for Iwo To i've years at'sr the expiration oI
the punishment. 4 person Who accepts a
ehslienge Is subjees /" the sane punl.h-
meut Any act of sioieac- committed
against person in consequence o! refus'
ing to accept challenge. shall be punish
ed seenrdIng To the previously existing
laas. bul The ra:e Of punishment. shall
be increased one degree above What it il
iu ordinary cases.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-12-06

A Good Maa.-Snme Of the maxins
Of the philosophers of ansIquity. are of
much worth. aud deserve 10 be engraved
III letters 81 gold. Such lie tie fo'losing
sentiment expressed BY Seas"G-" A
good msn does HE duty, lei ii be ever So
painful, 80 hazardous. or ever 81 great a
loss In hlm; and it il not all the money,
the poSer aud the pleasure in the wnrid,
10 nor any force or necessity that eau
make hIn wicked. lie considers whal
he is to do. not whsG he i. TO sUf-r. and
wall keep on his course, though there
should be no,h'ng but gt55c.s AID tor
tnents ia the way"
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Cheapest Family Newspaper in Phiiadel-
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-12-06

Greal .7lrGnee.--Whsn the General
Government a.ade an assessment with a
view Of iesying direct I,xs.. IN 1898.
tie property ~s-I of tie Allegheny
maintains, 20 States aud 1'erriiorss he
langlng IL the Union. Vas valued only
NJ Issniy-sIS m,II,"ns II dollars: the same
district il nov rs;i.ns,sd to contain pro-
perry of The value of twtlrs hundred mi-
lions Of dollars.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange Co.n'y.
Superior Cout Of Law-SePtember
Tern, 1888.

Saa'i7 Sfsn.forl aal oiLsr', r.u.,., r.,
rs
TGoma, Ships Ear, sna oIGns ''Ea'!
A + appe.,tns b. the .aItsItrti"n of The C"u'i,
L that Edward TfaYs and AdeIlne his "1c.
- -, ikIaUd and ST.: !,f"nIa has ~'ie Ahntf
Sidh, s!aai-sd st,il;, aud AInCiya sinh, d i'i.
daUs ta.s p i.t,"n, !i.c oui ot In's sl'e: |, 5
"I5crcd that publication be ntEde ~ tie iIt's
hoIUusH T. c"Id,T, e. SIX wetks srt c,sstvtIs,
thst said abscutera, defendants appear at Il t
neXt tcua e ia c"aIt, g. be held 81 the c"uIi
bnnsc ~ III s5"r, ugh, "U lh' second Moray
IN Na1h ~ sad plead. answer. - d. mn ,
.r t,r sad 81 u,."n wut b. L,ard tr ia,ts. aLd
tsken rro esnssgso as regards ustm.
htfn'ss,
JAMES II. NORH OOp, {. s. {.
PTLc Adv. 81 80. 81
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Mort Indian .HOntaLi,y-Ths emf
eating t'beFosees acre suffering severe
Is firm Sickness A. late - Ocu.lrr Ia. 81
M'Minnssiils. nr. Ba'ler. one Of the
physicians. computes IhN 2N,s0 out Of the
id.ee0. OF one eighth u Iisir sho,e num-
her, have died since lhes left heir homes
ant hegsn u sResmp for emigration in
Jun. last. 4 sirange fatality seems 10
attend the whole aboriginal r3ee in Ame-
rica.
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VI SIC.

49,. r,..ie n a.. hs.A ef ~inss.
Aaa il her miahis EosF'
Thsrs's saa.;s. So. sssa ssisna s'Hss
Tas n,gbi Of saaasasr Ger
Tner.'s music il he l.aihlsss ~"oas
llasi s,.lsma. SssP. sns gEAnei
It's music IN The salassds
OF Nalass's fairy land.
There's nasis II lie ssFs'ae sea-
Lssh'd b, the l0risas storms
AaI IN lis slsmsntal Gee
ofEar'h in every form.
There's unsie IN The STRIFE Of msa
Fer hOnor's laurel es0Sn;
fur those sho win tie dsaaems
The music Of Ten0Sn-
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Source Of CtesJH'nsss.-Nn mans
spirrs we're ever hGr! BY doing his duty.
On The contrary. one good action, one
temptation resisted aud overcDme. one
sacrifice Of desire az Iuiertsi purely Ior
conscience sake, will prove crodIsl for
weak aud Inw spiriis beyond VIA. ei:her
indulgence or diversion caG 10 Tor them.
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l,3eass - msa "a. - 'h,ass. R9a ssf--
- -, aEa FF..Es, - - PI~es s: Gsuy.
si.-, sA.g n.y be sss.i." Ger. 4. %
so.
Upan he Ei.hl ohssHsGee 81 lhsss
F,ineiPies drPrnIs ne ~h0is Rzs:sr.
g.
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Removal.

f.tfE sua..-r.,- 70 hare rrlA,a.r4 G-rtF Sc 4
- - issa,as, q cEsssrl siA.-E fEes A.tE
ahe ssa-asca 4 'sfgr s@gEiA 49, SIC aGsz
lhss r.I 49, sss go hisa - raeT - 80 Psh
IL . asrs~ 8Ra 2rli Krlnsssa sangk - Lssas.
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aeEms fsr Issh - Caasasy e. sage. Ihass
49, 49, - asy alssI ssSsS - Fssg aes g.
ses. sGr iakEle5 a. go
CAVE & HOLLAND.
caaPsi H.. N@E -. a.
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Military Election.

roTICH !. is,.as gissa Ia III IoInHasssisn'
y s.d utgi sas sll-si,rd o. the 3.ia kegI'
1r.ss,t. that aa siss teen -lA 10 held asa .ainF
slaF thr 2si iss Il D"se,nSrr next. Al pstld
M.h.nr's. Esq II eject AAI.r tiraFFai i''F
she - n.ss-..a,. 4 NeIta IaE,'lsaa Nsi'tas asFTe
abb. O. Nh. ah.sa Law. u - hop that a sui"
fies.nl rauh,r Il Oiiie.Ts ~s.l as.ead 20 form 4
90 ssam f.E Court Natal
THOS. JONES, Col.
Nnsssnher ~. Al
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
Oimge County.
In Equiry-ScpItn.brr Term, 1855.

In Equliy-Scp'tn.btf Term, 1855
~ oa5I y. Dtt.n and oihtrs - OH ,nal Bill.
'fT sFrCauGa 20 the Satisfaction ct tic Govt
- that IaHtrs WUojs, "nr 81 the defendants
N this cause e.. ~, an tnhahslapi &c Ills stat
u u there tore ofdtttd HAT o. bgtra'tur BE- made
~ the :iIIlslo uugh hC,ufhtT To- ~ seit'
sucCessNciy. list uni,ss the Fasd e'et Ia ?
aFpcaT o. tie ntM tstr1 Il tbs Cent, "a L.
bella tar uT 'oeuit a. OTatEt. 81 ue''en
house IN ili5lrb, t"ngh. - the ttc' - Nat't!
of Mafca eat ard p."ad. a's~s5 - DIM
the 'apsr Nlit be 80 doWw Tot h,atlrg 49,
heard q psgis a. ia lin
JAMES WEBB. e. &. ~ r.
Srptsmetf %. - &c
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II Liberal 9GIr!

~ Posinastess or otter Gentlemen, SGT
ine As AgenIs, BY forwan,ng CURRENT T""o.
~ DrraT note, (trse Ut p,s,as-.l ~iI be fur
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by Ward Cheney auJ B1.ia"r-. tie c"t.rprts
- Six rnturists 81 Burs:nstnp, y. J asa a
Ptr,uum TOBY Of \ exander h.'se and spen
,iil qparin cd,llon al t.c iIu'y Blhle, w'th Apo
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IL to beantifty bpnnd and lrttcred, and
printed a. ire white paper containing up
.ar.ls Of eltven hundred p1ge~ accompanied
with a. appropriate e"gfayrd frn6fsPtccc
and Fanny Record tor B,rlbs, Manages, and
DEATHS. J. Rrian B o. s,ole P:itc oi lie Ii
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DEFERRED ARTICLES.

f,sporfGaf Constitutional IussiiSa,-
We ie.Tn that . e@s@ hAs hssa nssde IN
Northampton. sIla the siss 0f Swinging
6ei"Is The SaPEeGs I..UEl Ihs deeisl"n II
lie aasslis.a. =. sLsllss state Essidsnss
ard lhe P.yRrnt af Ia saGillss The PsE-
.ea 10 ,oss iaF The eahaaas IA ANY eoua-
~ IN sbieh he might - Ghe lime be re-
sidsRll"
Jsdse Saunders held thar the rsym,A1
s.f ls1 aud Iselsr masIhs' TessesRss 10
the e.anIy. - inR. d'asriy" Tscsslisg the
d.H nj risc,inn. -eEe neessssry IN qasli-
is ,hs party Io SuSe. From this decision
there % ri sPprsi; 80 that shs SGPrsms
c"an al! haze tie "PPnisani'y Of set
tang tiais mueh Contested question.
Raleigh San lard.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,
Person County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
September Term, 1898.
Joseph Gill and Edwin G. Readc, Trustees,
rs.
:lthur Buchanan.
Original altacLmsA. Itrisd on land.


Original a'tachmsa. Isrisd on land
TT appearing Ia the sarisrlt ti"n of the Court,
that Arthur Buchanan. the det.rdani ~
not an inhsbhant Of tb's state; Il is lhertfnre
ordered. that publication be made in the Hills
borough Recorder or Elk weeks sucrcssWcly,
iot said Gctc"dan' I" be and appear b'f"ro the
Justices :" our Court of Pc a. aud q tat,rr Scs.
SLOTS. I" 6e held Tor the County of Ietson. az
the c"urt house Ia Roxh rough, "n the third
Monday Va Derenbsr next, aud then aud there
to rep'cVy or dead TO iss"e, OF the land levied
on will be condemned TO satisfy the plaintiff 3
dcmaEd
Witness. Charles Mason. Clerk e our said
Court. a; Office, the third Monday Ia Sept, IN.
her, 1893.
CHARLES MASON, Oerk.
Price adv SIS 90 DE- c,v
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SaIIcE j. hereby giHsn - ahs Commission
y ID uisa-as stsss go ." abe alta GrssHn' 81,
th.a "a sl.etisn xill ~ led On s@a1Idsg ne
sa4 a.y ~ ID sses.ahsr nsal =. h4..sb0a ongh. %
r.sst . Nei.T lssnsFAl &c ths 81 nHssaaa u
Aorth CaGoitaa Maa,is, a.IeesIls ~ tas Ai.s'
T.. G. MANGCM. Col.
s.seE.haT - 81
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AL ErFseas = : eLssi g. - sshsrHshsss. are
"a SO 1srarss ~ - I aa D. a. kaii.as. ~ thsE
90 Sc & j. slaistsaso.ssA. 81 Hs-As lsaallsia-
sts s~t,lemaea a. - b. .ashfs - sase hls pei
s.sss ARA .aiaa q. ~ - lsss "a sArir kssAs.
aaa aas taae aal..lIai ioE that PuEPase sal ~
als.sl1 Il mach l.ass
HUDSON ". CAVE.
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