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CORONER'S SALE.

BY vtrlut OF "rlI OF PIu alias vrndi
expun9S, issued out OF the court Of com
mon pIens for Carrot county, aud 10 me
directed, | vii. oher for sale al The door
OF the court h use 10 EertoINlon. on Mon
day the Oh uI August, ,lS45 between The
aourso 10 o'clock A NJ, and 4 o'c ock
P NJ The following real estate. 10 vii;
he south east hell OF lhe south Wesl
quarter Of section fourteen (l4) IN town
ship thirteen (l3) of range four ~ con
tanning forty acres TskeD in execution
ano will be sold by
JOHN MOODY. Coroner.
July 4, l845- Pr. fee / SO.
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Remaining in The Post Office a. CARROLL
ton, Carroll county, OHIO, on the lNt
day Of Ju,y. l845, which il mo- rak,u ou,
by The S0Ih day OF ScptcmOrr nrx', will
tc srutto The Geueral Po'' Office as dead
letters. Peter W Apgat, Henry Akin
son, Caroline g Akers, W l. Akors John
BeedIe, Robert Boyd, Esley Did, Sarah
l., Hall, Johnston, ESQ jos, Ph JunklCs,
William Irwin, Luther Low, El B Lu
kens, Jacob Maple, james Moor, Thorn
as Miller. John Mason, Henry Miller,
Amos Mcqueen, Andrew McCaskey,
George Mcfarland, Johl W McCosl,
Eve A McC Cinlick. John Newton, Mss
ND Pugh. Charles Richards, Egbha
Rhem, Jane Ruledgp, Daniel r nneck
er, Squire Russell, Franklin or Francis
Rider, John c Riley. Thomas Russell,
William Shepherd, Robert G Scott, Mi
chaeI Smith A Ibert Sleel, John SneveIy,
William Smith, Esq George Sheph' I'd,
Oliver Tang, John W. Thompson, John
Taylor. Persons calling for The above
letters will please say advertised,
II A STlDGER, IN.
July Is, 1916 -40-3t.
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SHERIEP1S SAFE.

By virtue OF writ Of e ia Ell lev (aci
as. issued out Of the court Of common.
pleas oI Carroll county, Olio, and to me
directed, will ofFer for sale at the resi-
drnce If Thomas James, in Augusta
township, on Friday the lst day OF Au-
gus, next, at Ia o'clock M Of said day,
the following goods and challes, ''z:-
fur head of horse creatures, four set OF
hnrse gears, one three horse wagon and
t,nr milcb cows. Taken in execution
aod will h4 sold by d WATT, She,'ff'
July Is, ls45 Pr fe ST. az )"
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:S,HERIFF%S SALE.

BY virrUeo oi writ Df atIas vendi ex-
ponas, issued tut OF the cOurl Gfcomln, n
pless Tor Carroll county, Ohio, and to
ma dmrc,ed, | vii off r Tor sale at the
town oil Minerva, Oh Monday the 4h Of
August next, at lhree O'clock p. NJ oil
SAID day, fhe following described prop
erty, VIZ one six horse wagon, FIVE head
oI horse creatures, me cooking stove
Bnd one common Stove Takeniu exc
cullon and viii be so!d BY
D. WATT, Sheriff.
( iuly %. 1882. fee 81,
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LANYARD FOR SALE.

THE subscribers wish 10 sell their
Tam.Yard, located 10 The town of
CarroIilon. The Lot, on which il Is
situated, contains nearly an Ocre Of land
--lhe buildings consist Of Brick Bark
house and shop; and frame Beam house
containing six handlers There are all
~, ,ou SIDE the buildings, twelve lay away
vals. Two lines, one pool aud Two letch'
es The above premises are in good or
der, and nov occupied; aud will be sold
either win or without stock "t bark
sufi lent 10 keep it IN operation for the
next eighteen months
VIM NJ SIM LAIR,
Wv THOMPSON.
Cauolllon, July II, 1915 39-tf.
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SHERIFF F'S SALE

By virtue OF writ oI F. ie ct ieV ia j.
sued on' of The court Of common pleas Io
Carroll county, ONO and To me d rect
ed, ! will offer for sale at the publl'
.quare in CarroIIlOn, on Sturdy The
8 h day OF August next. At 10 O'Clock A
il Of said dav, the following property
~. one two horse wagon. and one hun
L..j 8, I'D twenty FIVE dozen Of ~heat il
a. ,ow Taken in exeruinn nod - IL
w. y. ..ld nv y. WATT, SheulE.
Jul, Is, ls45 o. PI Ise
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NOTICE.,

Al my instance writ Of attachment
was this day issued by Samuel Williams
IA jusdcs al the peace for Perry township
EarrOH county against Inc property and
effects ol Joha Sell an abscondIng deb
tor. HARRISON SELL
July 70 1S45-4l.4t.
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NOTICE

Ts hereby given, TO all persons. that ot
my instance, a writ Of attachment waF'
this day issued by Geo. Pugh, a Justice
Of the Peace. for Harrison township, in
Carroll county, against the goods, chat
lies. rights. credits. moneys and fleets
of David Perry, an absent debtor.
PAUL !. EE.GER.
July 7, l845 80 d.
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Master Corn mAissiOner's Sale
Tie STATE of Ohio, Carroll county. ss.

-''~J WV NNAHS oVs
Vames B Mcfarland, William Rev
nods, Edward Lukens aud William ,
R Evans, traders under The firm of Q
ReyaoIds, Mcfarland g. Co.
US. Q
William D jenkins and Margaret :
his wife, ct. ais.
BY vIrlse of pluries order Of sale is-
sued in this caIse from The court Of com
mon pleas for said county of Carroll, and
10 me directed as Master Commissioner
OF said court, | will offer for sale al the
door Of the court house in Carroliton, in
said county Of Carroll and State Of Ohio.
on Monday the lllh day Of August, A.
L lS45 the following described real es
IsVe. 10 wit Lot Number twenty lHo (22 J
ia Bohart's origins plat Of The town Of
Cstrolrou Uhen CepreViIIe J in the saiG
county OF Carroll, with the privileges and
eppaIteDsnceN ,heroanto belonging -
Sale between the hnurs nj 9 o'clock. A.
M aud 4 O'clock P NJ Of said day.
ROBERT McCLAVE.
Master Commissioned in CbaHcery
July IL. tS45-Pr. lee $2,25.
SHERfFFTS SALE.
By virtue Of a writ Of Il ia ct lev faci
hs, issued out of me c,Drt OF common
pleas OF Carroll county, ONO, and 10 me
directed, | will offrr tor sale at the door
Of The court house in CrrrolIIoh, on Mon
daV the llth day Of August next, be-
rSeen he hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. N and
4 O'clock, P NJ the following described
real estate. viz: LIT No, 10 in he town
of New darrsburgh Taken in execu-
tlon and VIII he sold -bV
D WATT. Sheriff.
July II, l845-PT Zee ST. so
ALSO
Al the same time and place, by virtue
OF a writ Of vendi expones. issutd d out
OF the court of common pless of Stark
county, Ohio, the following desc rived
premises and improvements, viz: Part
Of the north wesl quarter Of section 90
township l6, and range 6, beginning ct
he north east corner OF said quarter
lection, thence south TO obtain the water
right Of Big Sandy, thence west aIcU4
HE souh bank of SAID Sandy creek TO
rhe west line Of said quarter, thence north
a'ong said line 10 The north west coruer
oil said quarter section, thence east 10
The place o beginning, with all lis priv
iIeges and appurlenances. (exrePt the
part of the town of Malvern, and lots
heretofore sold, adjoining SAID town y
The Improvements on The above proper
" arc one saw mill, Touring mill. and
a woolIcn factory fakeu in execution
and wall he sold by D WATT, Sheriff.
July II 1916 = Pr. fee 1925
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The State Of OHIO, Carroll county, -.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

NOChI OF COMMON PLEAS.
The Stark cOuniy Mutual Insurance I
Company
William D Jenklns, William Rev
nOlds. James b Mcfarland Edward .
LukeRs, william EVens, Ferdinand :
Helsklll. Francis Hosk ms. Colsou 2
HeiskiH, Henry q Hebeuon. Rob- Z :
eH L Poindexter, Matthias B Rhey. 8
James P Hanna, Van Brown. T. va e
beth Brown, and HoralIo Ha !.
james W. Mclaughlin, snd J NEE
Beatty, fund Commissioners Of saio
county.
The defendants, non residents Of said
county, are hereby notified that "The
Stark County Mutual iOsursuce Compd.
ny" has filed a ,iII in chaucery, ogains,
them IN said court, representing that on
the 2ist day day Of May, 1898. said Jap,
klns insured IN SAID compsny his JuI1d
ing and goods, situated on lol % 10 Cor
foItton Tor six years. end gave HE pre-
MUM note tor lour hundred dollars. that
various assessments have been made B.
gainst him by the directors Of said CON.
pany, which are unpaid, smountng al
The present time including interest and
penalty TO $ll5 "a, and are a iien upon
SAID lot, end represented III said LllI ~ be
prior to the lien Of either Of the defen
dans, aud praying ,h,l said lot may be
sold 10 pay such assessments.
The defendants will eppear Dnd plead.
ansWer or demur 10 said bill within six
~ days from the next term OF the rourr,
or the came will be takcu as confessed
and decree rendered In accordsuce with
the prayer thereof. H GR,SWOLD.
Solicitor Tor complainant
June 81, 1915 81 Ct
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l5 dozen new stvlp Comic and era
vaIS from I2s TO 62I cents, received and
~ sale bV K JACKSON.
Nov Sih, 1914,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
The StUte Of Ohio, Carroll county, Is.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

The StVte of Ohio, Carroll county. ss.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Davis Vail
US la ChancerY,
William Wier
BY virtue Of an Alias PlUrua order Of
sale issued from the court OF common
pleas. for said county Of Carroll, and TO
me directed, | will oGtr tor sale al the
door Of The court house in CarroIIlon, on
Monday the Attn day OF August next, be-
tween thu hours OF 10 O'clock, A NJ ard
a o'cIock p NJ on said dey. he follow.
ing dpsrr,brd real estate, giz: the east
hat o. h. nof'h "est quarter Of secti n
l3, township I6, tsoge g excepting I9A
acres sold Of The south end 0f ssid hsli
quarter 10 Robert Mitchell and William
Crimes. Taken 10 executing and will
be sold hy ID. WATT. Sherf.
June q, 1915 Pr. lee 81
ALSO.
At the same time and place, by Vir'ue
Of Two several Wrlrs Of f ia et lev a. is
sued oui Of the court Of comNon peas
Tor Carroll county, and 70 NE directed,
l viii offer for sale the IoItg ~l0g real es-
tate. va eight scres, more OF less. sold
by SIIes Mere TO Alien Clark, being part
OF he west half o! rhe norlh west quar-
ter Of section 30 township ID. range /
also, Two acres sold by said Mers TO said
Clerk IN lbe sam quarter, section and
range, situate in the bottom north Of the
Augusta and NorrisDown road, adjoining
the Town oI NOrrlsrown Taken 10 ex
ecutiOn and viii be sold by
D WATT. Sheriff.
June II. ls45-Pr fee 81 so.
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D. WATV Sheriff.
July 4, 1892. fee 50 rs.
ALSO.
CORONER'S SALE.

By virtue of a writ Of alias Vandi ex-
ponas, issued out Of the court Of common
pleas for Carroll couuly, and 10 me d.
recled, will oifer for sale at The door Of
the court house in CarrolllOn, on Mon
day The 4lh day Of August, 1915, be
tween tbs hoursof 10 O'Clock A M. and
4 o'clock P. M. tho following real estate
10 wit. The west half oi The south east
quarter OF section four i4) Of township
sixteen (l6) OF range seven (Dialso for
" acres of The south west quarter OF The
section. iownshi? and range aforesaid.
Taken in execution and will be sold by
JOHN MOODY. Coroner.
July 4, la45-Pr. fee | so.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-01

Slippers, Pumps, &C., &c. ofevery style
and fashion, md TO suit every variety
and taste. His journeymen are the
best OF wOfkmen, as he will employ
none others, aud who are able 10 pur
up their work 10 style and fashion as
we'll ss durability. Thu Sc who want
any article IN this line OF business will
find it to their interest and comfort TO
give him q call, when and where they
can be accommodated in the most splon
did style and at the shortest notice.
Call and see, and he has no fear Of the
result.
Ills establishment is on Main street.
at the sign of the
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GOLDEN BOOT,

A few doors west OF Legget's Hotel
where he will be found al all reason.
able hours, ready ana pleased to wait
upon his customers and the public.
lie will take in exchange for articles
in his line OF business all kind Of mer-
ehanlable produce Wheat, corn, oats
H'x-seed. bacon, beans, butter, eggs,
wool, fax, llnnen fax and tow yarn,
and every other variety Of country pro-
6uce.
CarroIlton, May l6. le45.
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BOOTS & SEE0ES.

Ladies', Gentlemen,
Misses, and Boys,
can all he accom-
modated with the
hAest, most swish,
durable. and cheap,
est Boots, Shoes
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The STATE Of Ohio, Carroll county, IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Joseph Shaw !

Us
James Miller. John Miller, Enos -
Shannon. and Drnzllla his VIE, OF
Sald county OF Carr oil, OHIO, and :
NuIhanIe Knotts, and Nancy his :
wife, Of Sark county, OHIO.
SAID defendants will take notice that
petltion was 6I"d against thom on he
18Th day ot APrI, A d, IS45 IN the Of
fice Of he clerk Of The court n common
pleas, in s0ld county. and is now pend.
lnO, wherein Joseph Shaw demands par.
tllion of The following real estate, sltu.
ate in The county Of Carroll, Ohio. des.
cribed Bs follows, 10 wit: The north west
qua rter OF section thirty (30) and The
uUrlh east quarter Of section lhirty~six
(36) in TOW nship six cen (l6) and rsnge
seven ~ OF The lands sold at Sleuben-
vile, Ohio, except So much Of ssid quar-
ter section as ia iald Fl III town lois in
Inc town Of DowningyI!c in ga couu-
ty, and the lot on which the B ptist
church is erected, near said town OF
d ,wniugyi'ie, and that al the next Term
oI said court sppIicatlon will be made
Oy he said petitioner for an order for
partition Of SAID pr m'sss
+ r ECKLEY,
Attorney Tor Petitioner.
June q, 1916 81 g..
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SHERIFF'S SALE


BV virIue ol Two several wtirs of ali.
as Vendi expouas, issued ool OF the court
OF common pleas, fAr Carroll county, and
10 me directed will offer for sale al The
door OF the court house Ia Carrollton.
'etween the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. N.
and A o'clock, P. NJ. on Monday lhe 4th
day OF August next, the following real
estate, viz: the north eSsl quarter oil sec.
IiOn "a, township l3, and range 4. ex.
cepIiDg 9 acres sold 10 Jacob Hawk,
Taken in execution and will be sold by
D. WATT, Sheriff.
June 27, 1915 Pr lee 81 so.
ALSO.
Al the same time and place, by virtue
Of several wrIts Of A. PA vendi expo.
mas, issued out Of The cour, of common
pleas. for Carroll county, and to me di.
rected, will offer for sale the folloW iDg
real estate, viz: the undivided bali 10
teresi in and to the east half OF Iol No.
90; also, The west half oil said lot No.
90, IN The original plot OF CenirevI'Ie.
(now CarrolbonD also, No. so and 26
feet off the east side Of Iot No 4S in the
Town Of CentreVlIe, (now Cairolton.)
Taken in execution and will be sold by
D WATT. Sheriff.
Jrne 81, 1862. fee 81 so.
ALSO.
At the same time OGd place, BY virtue
Of a P. A. ven ex issued out OF The court
otcommoD pleas, for Carroll county, end
10 me directed, will Of'r Tor sale the
following real estate viz: Lot No. 2 in
jeremiah Mason's addition TO the TOW 4
ot p kin. Taken in execution end will
90 sold bv D WATT Sheriff.
June 27, l845-Pr fee 81 so.
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D VrNNrR Is45. SD n'mILL4r
AT TyMOhHSAhB.
Fen ner e. HE'MilIau

found the 70 owing srrlcics. VIZ:
225 bags X % coffee tPrme Greenl
10 Pepper and Spice
80 chests and half Chests Y t Teas
10 " Imperial and Gunpvw0er
50 c dies Y II. end :"
100 bbis. n. o MoIssses
80 bids N. O. suesr
10 boxes Loaf and Lump Sugar
20O0 lbs SaIaratrs
1000 lbs Csssia
100 lbs. Cloves
80 ground pepper, sPlce & cinnamon,
30 lbs Nu'megS
10 Terces rice
rs loxes NJ. r. rsisins
100 drums Figs
20 boxes Prunes
l000 b. rappee Scotch g. Mscabov snuff
IS bUxe' Virginia tobacco, consisting
oI Is, s., Sc, 81 d l2p lump
100 kegs Grdge d Brothers. 6 rwistto-
bscco warranted rot to mould
$50 D. Zen smoking & chewing lobscco
80 " weight ID. to The paper
1000 bs bar lead
so bags shot
80 bbIs. .flnerls. MADEIRA & BrsziI nuts
10 q" Almonds
25 bUsheI pea GUls
30 bills. tanners oil
35 Tar
rs boxes N, herring
rs No 2
10 scaled
so quinlss cod fish teal
20 boxes Bull q Sons soap
400 hs Indigo. (sUperlor ariicle)
20 bbIs. madder
l4O lbs. TetDed camphor
8 boIs. copperas
5 alum
case borsx
bbl. sulphur
roll Orimstone
5 turpeutIue
5 rosrn
2 epson salts
l blue viiriol
! cream tartar
s8ltperre
case lamp black
10 quarter casks Port wine
10 Malaga wine
3 Lisbon "
10 hbds red and white "
80 dozen brooms
100 bIacking.
CRocKERY BY THE CRATE ALSO,
20 naIes 4 brown sheeuuR
25 /" batting
q Z" wedding
600 pieces PRINTS (new styIe)
30 sannets and broad cloths
100 summer siufs
400 Us. Pittsburgh cotton warn
100 pieces bIeached shirlings
30 ticking
A large essor mentof notions such as
buttons, threads. mouIds, tapes, pins,
com s, hooks and eyes, 6Jc &c &C. TO-
geiher with every article usually kent
IN dry goods houses. Constant additions
will be made to The above, during the sea.
son of navigation. We earnestly invite
all engaged in The trade 10 give US call
Our assortment Of goods is now better
than any other house in this place. We
have taken greal pains in selecting the
goods we now ofeI for sale, and adding
freight, we shall sell goods as lou ss auy
house wesl Of the sea. hoard. We will
take in exchange for goods OF cash pri.
ces, the iolIrwlng articles, viz: butter,
ard, eggs, lallow, beeswax.whire beans,
clover, timothy sn1 flaxseed hour and
wheat Particular attention paid to or.
dprs fFNNFP & h;'aiIII.AN
Massillon, May l7b, IS45
P, S Wroppng and wriung paper gi.
ven in exchange for rags
Any article we sell, and il differs from
samne, will be laken back and he mon.
oy refunded 10 all cases 37-4r.
CyI L DIE n
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TAXES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Myself or deputy will sit at the
place OF holding elections, to receive
saxes, on the day mentioned oppo-
site each township, as follows;
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THE TRUE AMERICAN"

A number ofKentuckians shareholders
and others propose to publish in the C'tg
Of Lerington, paper devoted to grad
Ial and constitutional emancipation, SO
as at some definite time to place our
State upon the firm, safe and Just basis
of liberty. The time has come when a
large and respectable party, ifnot u ma
iority Of the people, are prepared to take
this subject up. and act so as to secure
the end proposed, without injustice to any,
but eminent benefit TO all. A press is
only necessary to give concentrated eff
fort and final success by Tree conference
of opinion and untramelled discussion.
We propose to act as a State Par!g'
not to unite with any party, State or Ma
,ional; expecting ard and encouragement
from the lovers IF liberty OF all parties
we shall treat them with studied courte-
sy and torbearance, So far as it may he
consistent with the integrity oil the prin'
eiples which govern us.
1t is no. proposed that our members
should cut loose from their old patty as
b Citations The press under our control
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Nay s, 1916.

good from it, any further Than it gives
strength and worth TO our characters. -
Think no., that Christ has higher gin
aban purify. Troe, he docs bring par
don to the sinner but once separate The
idea Of pardon from puri,y,-oncc imag.
inc that forgiveness is possible 10 him who
does not forslke sin, md the doc'rne of
pardon becomes periious doctrln e.
Expect no good from Ch'ia., any farther
than you are exalted BY hia character
and teachings. expect nothing from
his cross, unless power cones from il,
strengthening you to beer his cross. -
THE human sou! is his kingdom, there
he rears his temple uud Iavishes his treas
vres His modest monument is il mind
redeemed from..sin ard iniquiiy, brought
back and devoted to God "
PitsfrId, VI. Z. c.
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HunH1No OF DISMAL SWAMI. A fire
has been rnging in the Dismal Swamp
for week or two past: II ls said 10
have driven from their hiding places, a
large number Of poor creatures, who
sought there an asylum wbcro none but
fugitive slaves would be wiling to go,and
even tho rapacity and tyranny Of their
masters was not willing to follow them.
One old woman sought her old home,
bringing with her e!eren ch:l3Iea! Cne
such fact as this is a sr!Iiciont justitica.
ton OF lhe ssvcrest term Of Condemnation
which Aboitionists have ever used in
relu!ion to Slavery aud its Northern sup
porters. Our agents should tell it to the
people every where, that nothing but
fire could drive the poor lugiiivcs from
q morass, the very name Of which almost
makes III shudder, but in which they had
rather live, or even die Of hunger scoop
ing themselves grave in the dried leaves
than bear the wreichedness to which the
white man would subject them. -- Anti
Siarcry STANDARD.
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10 any person or club, taking five cop
les, ten dollars.
Numbers sent TO persons not having
once paid, to be regarded as 2raluitous.
Advertisements according to current
rates.
Bank notes of par value received
from all parts otihe Union, but Kentucky
paper will he preferred. Letters to be
directed to the undersigned, post paid in
all cases.
The ftst number will be issued abou,
the LIST Of June, and all subscribers are
desired to send in their names by the
frstday OF May next. G. M. CLAY,
On bfhaIf ofhimsetf and OthsrS
Lexington, Feb 10, 1915.
WIN. c Bell, Esq, is our sole agen'
for ;his paper north Of 'Mason s. Dix.
sons line