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IRE4StRY DEP.4R1.HEyNI, 29u .lpy,L 1926
Office hereby given, that first day OF ctpc
next the principal of the six per cent stock of the
United States, created the authority of an art of
Congress entitled "an act authorsng loan sum moi
exceeding eleven millions of dollars opened ON the ith
day OF March 1872, together with the interest then due
ihereon' will be paid to the proprietors said stock on
their aornies duly authorised. ihe Treasury of the
ohtcd STATES Washington. aud the Offices
on tue books OF which any po stock una sta nd
surrender of the certificates of said will be re-
CURED at the time of payment and the interest on said
STOCK viii from and after the 30th day September
next. sSAAfI. L. SOUTHARD
may o. DOT letting Sccy ofAte TrrnSnyy
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Aaltager'g OF

CHdsFMe Easle Hotel RjcLmond afe (oowng price Yo
Whole Tickets, SO 90
Half do , 90
Quarter do 80
Packages OF eleven tickets embracing the So Nos
OF the Lottery, which of necessity draw at least
50 80, nett with 50 many chances for capitals, or
Shares OF packages, may be had at the same rate
fri~es IN the LOTTERIES of New York, Jersey
'arona and Washington City, will be received in pay.
mcut. fN'
Orders enclosing the cash, prizes as above free of
tention, if addressed To
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Notice to Millers and Coopers.

consequence Of the rreguarity which h nre
x V''ie III Inc SIZE OF B0're If Flour, have been
presented i"r inspection, aud consequent dIicujt
create" III the proper mode of Inspections we'll as The
actual deirimen TO the flour inform concerne
MAJ the law will hcncefori he rihly enforced reouns
an barrels containing flour, Submitted or inspcctionl to
ne made of seasoned materials, of the following dimes
VIZ ne slaves shall be twenty inches in length ana
The heads seventeen and half inches in danetrr: hale
barrels % inches in Lengths aud the diameter Of tue head
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nc parties Interested will please take notice thai ,,
'PP"'t" Ue 10Th DAY of July next to commence ,e ~
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Tor examination ard settlement. " 'e"uy
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
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EDMUND WALLS,
lnsDector Of nou,
June 7-Gt.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
EICuMoND, 24th May. 1905

>. EIcuMoND, 24th May, 1925. {
~ oiiCE IS hereby given from this time forSa ard
ali persons offering themselves principals on sec-
r 20 any BOND or Contract approved by the Exccu
i've VIII he required to accompany same with eida
WIS III csai o' stating tire value of tie property which
ty """o bona de possess after the payment all their
debts BY order.
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MONEY LOST.
PUT into the Post Office this Llace, tho 10th q
May last, letter directed Bejamin Drew Mercha,s
Smhhcld in which inclosed :he first halt Note
$780, of the Bank of Cape Fear letter T. dated the LIST
January 1879 and the last half of Note OF of the
Bank OF Newhctn No 1896 which letter has gittr
to hand although the remaining halves of the
which nclosed To said Drew 10y Mail the l2th duly
received
liberal reward viii be paid TO any person may ena
oe me or Benjamin Drew the lost halves tho
corresponding halves which may application
las WIN STON
Richmond 9Th Imnc. 1905
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the 28t of June, aud he continued daily for the re-
mander Of the week. On Monday the 4tir Of JULY after
the usual exercises the Degrees whh have been granted
by the Society will be conferred.
Parents Guardians, az 1.-THE Public generally who feel
M interest IN our SeninaTes of Learning respectfully
invited To attend.
}. AUGUSTINE SMITH, PresL
VIM Mary College, 9th May, 1926. T5t
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FOR SALE,

Leo Barrels Cut Herrimgs No
Smthfeld Family Bacon
10 barrels best Newark Cider
Antigua Rum, Malaga Wine
Peach and Apple Brandy, Gin and Whiskey
Loaf, lump aud brown Sugars
Teas, Coffee, sack Salt, Tar
Mems fine and coarse Boottees aud Shoes
Ladies' morocco I'd leather do
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

AXJHEREAs, the Sd of March. 1925, Il law was
w passed by the Congress OF the United States, of
whic. the Sd, 4h, and 9th the
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Jane I6--uliw
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-10-13
OATHS OF WITNESSES.
Iyom he 1.orh american Revic7,

Irom the l.0rth american Repic7e.
The general principle is that witness, il
giving his testimony, shall appeal for the
truth OF his declaration to a God who is the
avcnger Of falselIood. But what God? the
God ofthe Christians, said the ancient con,-
mon law---and therefore neither Jews, nor
Pagans, nor unbcievers, could be permit
ted to testify The form Of taking an oath,
which was settled in Popsh times, was
plainly founded upon this opinion. The
person about to testify laid his hand upon
the books of the Holy Evangelista,* who as
well as the Supreme Being, were invoked
as witnesses, and after repeating the oath,
he devoutly kissed the book in token of his
belief ard reverence. 1t was soon found
however that the testimony of Jews was Of
ten necessary for the due administration Of
justice; and it was held that Jew might be
examined as witness. after swearing uron
the books of the Old Testament, and APP
pealing to the God IF Moses. The law stood
thus without any material Inconvenience or
change, till the year 1867, when in the case
of Dr. Owen, Vice Chancellor Of Oxford,
it was held that kissing the book, abopt
which he had religious scruples was no es-
sential part of an oath
AS the commercial intercourse q: Eng
land with other nations increased, the mar
rowaess Of the rule began 70 BE- felt; and in
the great case of Omichund Us. Barker in
l74A, it VS. held by Lord Chancellor hard
wickr, assisted BY three chiefs, that the
dispositions Of Gcntoo, residing in the
Fest Indies, relating to Il contract made
there, and sworn t. according to the form,
Of his religion, conid be received in evidence
in the court Ct chanccry. One step further
was taken in 1904. On the trial of certain
persons Indicted for felony before Graham
4. at the Old Bally Sessions. Il native oi
China, after dashing in pieces saucer, whi;h
he took in his hand for that purpose, and de
clar;ng his belief, that his God would SO
dash him in pieces, fine uttered falsehooi,
was received and examined as a witness.
And in exact accordance with this, the de
position of French witness was reccivtd
in the Supreme Court of Massachusetts,
who made his declarations "a Ia maine dioie
lcvee;' it being proved that in France the
lifting up the right hand is held to inhf
an oath. In these several cases the gener-
al principle was preserved, but its applica'
tion was regulated by the circunstan,
ces of Society, and the state of public opin.
ion. A code or statute prescribing the form
of oaths Judicial proceedings, would have
been innexihe.
--1
*The several oaths, prescribed by acts OF
Parliament to be taken in the English
Custom House, conclude with the adjula-
tion,-'as God you help, and his Sainfa.'
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-10-13
AUTUMN.

With what glory comes and goes the year!--
The buds of spring, those beautiful harbingers
OF sunny skies and cloudless times, ,--enioy
Life's newness, and earth's garriture spread out;
And when the silver habit of the clouds
Comes down upon the autumn sun, and with 4
A sober gladness the old year takes up
His bright inheritance of golden fruits,
pomp and pageant fill the splendid scene.
There is beaut full spirit breathing now
Its mellow richness on the clustered trees,
And from beaker full of richest dyes
Pouring new glory on tho autumn woods,
And dipping in warm light the pillared clouds.
Morn OH the mountains, like summer bird,
Lifts up her purple wing, and in the wales
The gentle wind, sweet and passionate wooer,
Kisses the blushing leai, and stirs up life
Within the solemn woods of ash deep -crimsoned,
And silver beach, and maple yelow-e -eafed,-
Where autumn, like faint old man, sits down
by the way-side a-weary. Through the trees
The golden robin moves; the purple finch,
| That on wild cherry and red cedar feeds
winter bird, d,-comes with its plantive whistle,
And pecks by the WITCH hazel, whilst aloud
From cottage roofs the warbling bhie-bird sings;
And merrly with oft-repeated stroke
Sounds from the threshing- floor the busy fail.
0 what glory doth this world put on
For him that with fcrvent heart goes forth
Under the brghtand glorious sky, and looks
On duties well performed, and days well spent!
For him the wind, aye, and the yellow leaves
Shall have voice, and give him eloquent teach
ngs.
He shall so hear the solemn hymn, that Death
Has lifted up forall, thathc shall go
To his long resting place without a pear.
ii. w. l..
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Cneap 'NaiA0ring.

Fg7,E, sbs ~ber having commenced the 1M-
Il iorins business al NJ. 68 shiplcys'., solicls
the encouragement of the lublic IN 'iie d'iitr,
eat branches ot his business, in allof which he
will endeavour 10 give satisfaction at very re.
duced prices for cash.
Private families and Others, can he accomno,
dated at their dwellings, in making garments st a
moderate price.
The Subscriber assures the public, and can
give satisfactory evidence, that he Is well ac
ouainted with the dferen, branches OF bis bus',
ness, and particularly with i.dies Habits and
peIisses, which he will execute in the hgse s'yie,
and if quretl, according TO the latest fashion,
II lanes O'Hara.
x,,:,.i,o,,on Anr 1e Aft.
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men. 5. And when thou prayest, thou shalt
do as the preachers do: for they love to
pray in the meeting houses, TO be seen ctl
men. Verify, ! say unto you, We shall be
rewarded of men. 6. But thou, when,thou
prayest, enter not into thy closet, but pray
to the people in public, and the people who
see thee in public, shall reward thee public
ly. {. And When yc pray, use many repe-
ttions as religious people do and yc shall
be heard for your much speaking. 10. Lay
up for yourselves treasures upon earth, bat
make it secure, lest moth and rust should
corrupt and thieves break through and
steal. q. A man can serve two masters
he will not hate the one and love the other,
for he will hold to the one and cleave to the
other. fe can serve God and mammon.
25. Therefore | say unto YOU, take thought
for your life what We shall eat, and what ye
shll drink and likewise for your body,
what We shall put Oil. Is not the life support
cd by meat, and the body by raimcnte 49,
For after these things do christians seek.
I
thlngs; and tie righteousness OF tins world
shall be added unto you.
/ Chap. VII. II. Therefore, all things what.
soever We would that men shonld do unto
YOU, do We even nat SO to them. fer this
is the prcccpt and example. 81. Not every
one that savcth wealth, wealth, shall'be rich,
but he that doeth all these commandments
shall Be rich. 2l Therefore, ,whosoever hear
eth these savings Of mine, and tloeth them. !
will lEen unto wise man which built his
house upon rock. 25. And when the rain
Of adversely came and beat upon that house,
it fell not +; for it was founded upon a rock.
26. But every one that hcareth these savings
Of mine, and docth them not, shall be likcn--
cd unto foolish man who built his house
upon the sand. 27. And when the rain OF
adversely came and beat upon that house,
it fell and great was the fall off
EnCSTRATUS.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-10-13

nought, but to find fault. Errors of this kind
never occur where they can be avoided !;
and it frequently happens, that after having
been marked on the proof sheet they are
overlooked by the person whose duty it is to
alter them.
Mistake Of tyhe.-None but printers suf-
fer from the frequent and inevitabl ETY.
biographical errors, which escape the most
scrutinzing eye in the hurry III which news
papers are generally put to press. triiiing
error, which they themselves perhaps de-
tect one moment too late for correction,
bring upon them the imputaton of careless
ness and even ignorance, which, they are obi-
ged contentedly to bear We have said all this
in extenuaton of our own bunders, which
we have no doubt are very many. These
slips oftype are sometimes so iudicrous that
the craft cannot help laughing at each other,
though it be at the expense ofreal sympathy.
a lew years ago paragraph from ION
don newspaper went the rounds of the A.
mcrican press, which after mentioning the
impossibiity of avoiding errors in period
ical publication, goes on to say. "One jour-
nalist stated that "a young surgeon [stur-
geon, having been caught near i.imehouse,
was sent to Brighton, express, where his
majesty was 50 graciousiy pleased to eat d
part of him, roasted fer dinner. This (adtls
the writcr,) has been time out of mind d
royal dish" We are told i'll an account Of the
re-opening ola Jewish synagogue that tht
usual ceremonies were performed by a Rab-
BIT Of very imposing appearance. A provin.
cial paper tells us that "a prisoner was com.
mitte;i to Norwich Castle ior horse steeling
and adds he was sent OF to Norwich in
post chaisc, in The custody Of Turkey
! A mctamorphosis as whimsical as either o
these was lately made by compostor ii
the Office Of the N. Y. Gcening Post. Ii
publishing a card OF thanks from the captain
passengers, I, cregv Of the Argo to a cap
t iii who afforded them assistance in distress
the names of the captain and passengers ar,
printed and following them III the same i'm
| posing capitals is the name .&adfezo Crez
instead OF and Clt;a.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-10-13
Fer the Wi!laingtonian

Having obtained the approximate elc-
ments of the orbit of the present Comet,
find they do not agree with those q any Of
which we have amy account; I; consequently
its period cannot be obtained.
This Comet will pass nearest to the earth
ON Friday the 1Atl INST, at the distance Of
55 millions Of miles. From the most accu-
rate measurement Of its tail, it ascends to
the height Of between Is and G3 millions Of
mies above the nucleus, on nearly right
line from the sun.
Passage through Perhcilion, December
18th, 1925.
Pcrihelion dist. (that ofthe earth being D
/. 1879.
Longitude Of Perihclion, 10 signs, l5o so
Longitude Of As. node, signs, % SOY
Inciination 80 2o'; motion Retrogradc.
! apprehend that these elements do not
vary from the truth very materially; |
shall, however, continue my observations,
and ii discover any errors of considerable
amount, | shall correct them and give such
Information as may be interestlngto to persons
curious in celestial phenomenon.
PHILOMATH.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-10-13
FOR SALE .M this Office,
Price 81 SO, bopad IN Joards,
THE i3EREAN,
VOL. +.
Abstract Of the Contents.
October 6, 1925.

Atoncment-the doctrine briefly considered.
Biblical Criticisnis--on Pet. 19.-on the Lords
Superior 1 Cor. XIV. 45-6-7-8-9.
Brownlee's lnquiry--rcvew OF, in detail.
Calvin-Biographica sketch of,--and Scwetus.
Church & State-church Establishment, views OF
Clerical Schemes
De Witt Cntons Address before the Presbyte.
rian Education Society y-remarks on,
Converts in India
Cotton Mather-biographic sketch OF,
Covenanteis-Scottish,
Crccd-a written,
Church Discipline
Ecclesiastical Ilistow-sketches OF,
Educated Mnstry--Education Society,
Esquimaux, priestcraft among,
Evidence--the necessity of, exempllfied,
Franklin, en'amin-biographica sketches oi,
Gra e--universaty of,
GriiIin's speech before the Presbyterian Educa-
ton Society reviewed.
(flrncys Observations and Letter--strlctures on,
Hicks !. Neutrality-suspicious. Religion
Infant baptism-lnquiston account o.,
Keith, George-biographi al sketch o.
La Fayctte-
Leslie, Charles--b biographical sketch OF,
Memoral--Nrginan,
M]ler's lecture on Creeds--strictures on, f@s
Ministry, Fenale--lengthy remarks on,
'Mssions-N National Tract SocieH-
Naylor, Jamcs--biographcai sisetch Oh
Orthodoxy
Penn and Meael's trial
penn V;llian-hog1phica sketch of
William Pitts letter to the people of Englands
on the abuse of Religion
professora and Possessor Of Religion
Reformation--thc progress OF; ess
sermons of Elias IIicks--extracts from, ~
servetus--biographical sketch Of,
not gradual abolition Of
extracts from pamphlet London, 1924.
Society for promoting Christian knowledge-pro-
ceedings of,
Theology-questons in,
Trnity@the doctrine briefly examined,
Witchcraft--ssather's account of, in N England'
WiAningfon DEL August 1871. 1925.
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I, l ':sy.g aa q q Z &. .s.a.I n T
DELAWARE REGISTER.
Thursday, Oct. l3, 1925.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

We would, with pleasure, give place to
our friend At Smyrna, was it not that we
have declined publishing any thing, more
than the proceedings Of public meeting,
relating to politics. We must privately en-
ioy the contents Of his letter, and 1t the
same time congratulate strah upon the
accumulation cf the SR9er, While long faces
continue il fashion.
philogynist' has not c%actI' anticipat-
cd our opinion and arguin nts upon his la
borious production. It's very true that the
piece does not entirely meet our approba-
eion; yet, il certainly possesses a degree Of
merit FOR its ingenuity. Our objection is
the piece is too long. We hate long essays,
prose or poetry, SO do our readers. The
same subject condensed into two well writ
ten pages, would have pleased us better,
and given more satisfaction to the patient
reader. While we express our sentiments
thus candidly to Correspondents, we thank
our author for his i" Court Of Love-" and
hope, as we have evidence CT his ability,
lIlL VIC Slidli sec ann bteNiIs eii ~ N"i iN'o
characters So much Of his piece as we can
properly allow, shall appear in our next.
Errors coyrected.-In the article of eros
tratus," published last.weck, an error oc-
Cured in a quotation from William Thomp-
sons ''enqury into the distribution OF
wealth." In the second paragraph of the
quotation, eighteenth line from the top,
after the word knowledge, should be intro
dueed "and the new interest called into &C
tion by it, he will assurcdly fail. These
circumstances of existing knowledge" and
accordance, &c.
Also, in the poetry headed "Thc Comet, "
fourth verse, and third line, for "muclus
read nucleus. These errors escaped in the
same way that hundreds of others escape,
and for our own purpose we shall use the
eloquent defence of a brother of the profes-
sion, who it would seem has felt the poig-
nant sting of censure from those who know
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-10-13

A ftmale about IS yea',e Of age, of slen-
der form and pilgrim appearance, is now
travelling on foot through the state of Illinois,
as preacher and excitcs ,much attention.
she only carries with her sufficient cloth
ing 70 supply her immediate wants. She
is described as woman Of strong intellect,
clear in her ideas, concise in her arguments
Of 4 happy and easy delivery, and grace
fal in her gesticulutions.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-10-13

a doubic-hcadcd and double-tailed Snake
has been killed near Nachcz 1t is about
3 inches III length, and has two perfectly
formed heats, and two taiis---its body Is OF
a natural size and shape, ard its two heads,
which are abou, the same size, arc attached
% different nas.s ot exactly the same ap--
pearaucc alMl Conformation.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-10-13
BY Jonathan Rumford,
No. 50 MARKET STREET.
For Sale or Rent.

1szzA 1NHAT long established and very
ffsadA f.S. - convenient TAVERN and prem
|sssss:Hssss ises, in the town of New Castle Del.
ssassssas.sE$sA situated nearly opposite the Court
House, and which has been occupied as pub
lie house for a number of years past, by Major
JOAN CHOW. The above property has lately
been considerably added to, and repaired. 1t
will be sold on reasonable and accommodating
terms at private SALE ifapplied previous to the
third day Of November next: otherwise on
that dny, it will be offered at puLc sale on the
premises. Should it not then be sold, it will be
for rent and possession given the 25th of March
next (326) There are also two small houses,
situated near the water, on the same street,
which will be offered in like manner. The a.
bove property will be shown by Major John
Crow; and the terms made known by applying
to the subscribers.
JOHN NJ. C. EMORY, Easton, Nd.
JOHN BROWN, Denton, Md.
October 6, 1925. at.
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*The several oaths, prescribed by acts Of
Parliament to be taken in the English
Custom House, conclude with the adjura-
tion,-'as God you help, and his .Sainfs.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-10-13
EQUAL JUSTICE TO ALL.
Prizes Prizes /! Prizes ~
Maryland University Lottery.

Tr'Ats fflZes Prizes
Maryland University Lottery,
FIFTH CLASS,
To be drawn on the 18th of October next and
finished int few minutes.
SCHEME.-One Prize of 500, 900, one of 10.
600; 2 of 5000; 2 of 1856; IL of 1000; 10 of
500, 80 of 100; 168 of so, 1853 of 25 1914 of
II; 11340 of 6.-1ickets S6--Halves S3-Quar-
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Quantieo Canal Lottery,
NO.7,
To be drawn in Virginia, on the I'd of NoY.
and finished in few minutes.
SCiiEME,-One Prize of 5000 of 10,
900; of 5000; . of 1856; II of 1000; 10 Of
500; 80 100; 1863 of SO; 168 of IS; 1914 of
II; 1l340 of 6.-Tickets S6-Halves S3-Quar-
ters 150-Eighths 75cts.
Maryland State Lottery,
To be drawn the 9th Of November and finish
ed in one day.
SCHEME.-One Prize of S30000 1 of 10,
900; Of 5000; 10 of 1000; 10 of 500; 80 Of
100; 60 of SO; 100 of 90; 200 of 10; 400 offs;
10000 of4.-Tckets s5-shares in proportion.
Washington Canal & ST. Peters Church
Lottery.
Tobe drawn on the 10th ofNovember next.
SClIEME.-One Prize of $4,000; / of 10,
000 Of 5000; 2 of 4,490; IS Of 1000; IS of
500; 18 of 100; 1856 of so; 1856 of 25 1888 of
TO- 1880 Of 5.--trickets S5-Shares in proper
ton,
BY Jonathan Rumford,
No. 50 MARKET STREET.
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WANTED "a black woman, to do the
work of small family. lpply at this Of-
Gcs 3tf