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Those IL other tickets which shbll lave on
them three OF the drawn Nos and those tliree
tie - sili. and Or. or the }rd .fh, aud, 9th,
in some one ~ thctt several orders Of rom.
hnafion or perturbation, win each be- entitled
10 prize ut ) 200.
those l. other tickets which shall hive on
them 3 81 The drawn numbers, d those thrre
thr q, 81 and 4th, or the I'd, 81 aud Dill, III
come one Of their several order. II comiiua.
ton ar FORMULATION, Will each be entitled 10
prize Of s5oo.
Those 81 other tickets which shall havr
three nf The drawn numbers GA them, slnll
each he entitled 10 prize OF Sloo.
Those los tickets which shall have tpyo Of
the drawn ndmbers on them, and those two
tire p AMI lh in either order, vii each be
entitled 10 $50
Those .65 tickets which shrll hive two II
tie drawn Numbers on them, will each he en-
iilledfo s25
All othefs. being l3it having two Of tbr
drawn numbers on them. viii each be cut
tied 10 So,
Aud all thoso II $40 trkcts having buione
OF The drawn numbers on them. viii each bo
entitled "a 50
Va tickets which have drawn prize ola
superior denomination, eau be entitled 10 an
Interior prize
PRICES },ble 30 days after thr drawing.
atd subject 10 tie usual deductions Of ID per
cent.
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JAMEs FRAZER.

lfKATEf'CL for tire encouragement
0wbicf has been extended % him, taxes
this nIeihod 10 infosm the pubic generally
that lie ~iilin future attend particularly hhd
putcta8liy 10 all orders. lie assures them
that he vii spare no pains IN ehdeaYorng 10
Ill ~. Inra
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NAN Ds * SEaROEs

mentioned IN Che aforesaid sdrrds oI lrn.,
50 much thereofas vii satisfy AID a,.rl. "
the amount Of principal aud interest N6E9
may remain due IN the several d.b,s ~
which the deeds aforesaid were fxecgtpd ="
gethcr with the expenses oItbe sale ana rh,.
ges attending lie same, viz Abraham ~.
his wife Amy, Molly, Squire, .Lncy and l@" y
children (Dicey, Jianetl aud hiat) aud Jn,as'
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will be made IN the best manner. n the snort
est notice, and on the must moderate tef;h7.
Either Mr. Charles A. 7fmns or myself "iu
at all times he found al my Iabiael Ware
Room. Mr.. ,. is tuiiy authorized 10 make
contracts and close the SAM.
Il! those 70 whom mn indebted are -.
onesled to come forward, tut arrangements
may be made 10 discharge the same-Ahd all
who are indebted 20 I'VE are earnestly request
Ell 10 come loru ard and close he SAME, either
BY bond or cash, or they can receive reasoha-
bic time, if they will gise good security /
aant my old books settled NJ.
have now on hand, fri rate materials,
and expect in u short time 10 receive atufther
supply aud likewise the newest fashions.
JAMES FRAZER, Gteap Square.
ron SALE AS ABOVE. Two
Good and Splendid Sldeboaris,
At reduced Prices.
JulV % is49
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FOR SALE,

AsxA FOR SALE,
t...af Tie lIOl 81 aud LOT, on nia
~, ~ mead.nill formerly occupied by
sstsa4txa capt Eppes spain. 1t Is con-
iurtullr aud desirable situation tor u family
residence Tie tcrms af sale viii hr made
for further parIiculhrs, aP
ply lu T.. Fletcher
ELIZABETH MCHDOCK,
June .
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IraCt VI Iarcel u AIAN0,
tract or Ravcel OF A.on0,

adjoining the last mentioned tract CONTAINING
one hundrcg and sixteen acres, more or l,,,,
subject to deduction Of twoScres to beta.
ken off near lire null ii being lie same tract
purchased Of Herri. by MIR. Reid
The foregoing described tracts Of land lies
on Failing river, adjoining each Other about
20 miles southeast Of Lynchhurg, and fifteen
from Campbell courthouse Ii IS one OF the
best tarms in that part OF the county. The
low grounds are OF great value, OF which
there is said 10 he about tAo hundred acres.
phe Improvements are various aud extensive,
consisting Of a comfortable dwelling house,
store house, burns, stables, a miN, distcry,
tobacco houses aud negro quarters. Such
property is seldom offered in the market, and
the public are requested TO view the premises
before the day ol sale.
Selling as rustic, We shall convey no oh
er title Than is vested III as as such, but ii IS
believed the title is undisputed.
ROBERT HUNTER, T,,,.,,,,
JOHN o. LEfInICH, trustees
Sept 6. wIds5
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Nract OK parceA of I.anO.

adjoining 10 the former, purchased Of ,lr
heirs OF iliam Jones, deed = obtaining tv,
hundred aud thirty-tour acres, more OF les.
Also 1up ntlpP
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EY virtue d ihrre several deeds ,,..

= T0UTg 2 :
Bskecgted 10 Us BY Mr.. Ohm Rr,l ~
cpsalx Of samRseii, Tor cerlain 49,.
therein etiofties ene bearing d,fa '
day OF May, 1872, and One oiher lrs,...
on the 9Th day OF April, ls23, both oi
were duty REGARDED iasalae clerk or .s,.,,.
county court of cnnpbeils on the ,r.n'.. ~.
days they were eNeented. aad one o,J.,.
ing date the l3th day ri Aovrnlber. Isa9 ''
was duly recorded IN the clerk 5 otbr,.' -, ..
county court OF Campbell The 81 INV W. w.
crmber, 1929, all Which viii n,orr ,,n N, ''
perr by reference Thereto, We. ar ONE y, d.
will proceed 10 sell, On heasesday rbo Nv
day OF October neAt, il fair, If not H.. -
fair day thereafter, III Mr.. John Reif. wy.
and on The premises, IN ihe.eaunfy Of c,s
bell, to the highest bidder, nj pubic snr,'
Lur rnadN LnnLrX lie Z Ill.,ui.... ---.- =
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'Hyact or Parcel of l.auo,

lying and being on both sides OF Falling rive,
ON the east side OF the road, CONTINUING abmt
five hundred acres, more ore less, purchased
by the said Reid oil J. Cock. Also, certain
,th1r
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TYact or Parcel OF I.ap5.
'EYact or Parcel Of A,aNA'

adjoining thereto, aud running up Mil cce.p
containing three hundred and nine,y.No ~,
ores, more or less. One ofher i
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lluF
his wife Amy, Molly, Squire, Lncy and l""st
children (Dicey, Emmett aud hiaD aud jan
II head man, and one
TYact or Parcel OF land
on which the ssid Mr. Johh Reid now re,;d'
purchased Of Robert Alexander, contain,
four hundred acres, more or less. Que oGs6s
.'NYact or Parcel OF l,aNA
adjoining thereto, aud running up Mil ,r.Dn
containing three hundred and ninety.tno T.,
ores, more or les. One oiher i
Yract OK parceA 0f Xan0.
adjoining 10 the former, purchased Of ,,
heirs OF lillian Jones, dee = onlainibgtua
hundred aud thirty-tour acres, more OF les.
Also, one Other
Tract OK Parcel &c Aano.
lying and being ON both sides OF Falling rive,
on the east side OF the road, contuinlng sbn,t
five hundred aeres, more ore less purchased
by the said Reid oil J. Cock. Also, a certain
other
Tract or earceA of ElarN.
adjoining the last mentioned tract, cortarni,.
aboutthree hundred and siSty.hye acres. mona
or less, purchased by Mr. Reid Of the heirs If
John Hook, decd Also, certain other
.IraCt W larcel az Aan0.
adjoining the above mentioned tract, contain.
ing tweuty.r aud ore halt acres, purcba.
srd by Mr.. Reid oil one - Aprerson--
Also, one undivided quantity of
! itty acres " Aon0,
being . part of tract formerly bclonsjngto
one Nicholas Conner. Also, one other
Xr0ct or parceA OF s.au0,
containing four acres, upon which a nal
house, siill house and corn house is erected
Also, II certain Other
Nract or laveel OF AanA,
adjoining the last mentioned tract Containing
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yEzE REPOSITORY.
THE RAINBOW.
fcoNTINuED FROM PAGE 1881


1t was the Sabbath-day, and Glen Creran, that,
few hours ago, had been loud as the sea, was now
not only hushed in the breathing repose of nature,
but all rural abour at rest and it might almost
have been said, that the motionless Clouds the deep
blue vault the fragrant air, and the still earth, were
all united together in sweet spirit Of devotion
No shepherd shouted on the mountan-no reapers
were in the half-shorn falds,-and the tishermans
net was hung up to dry in the sunshine. When the
party met agan in the parlour, whose wide window,
opening down to the floor, let in the pure fragrance
ofthe roses and honey suckes, and made the room
a portion, as it were, of the rich wooded scene
nv, there was blended with the warmth and kindli-
ness of the morning salutation, solemn expression
belonging to the hallowed day, and to the religious
state of feeling which it inspired. The subdued
and almost melancholy air Of the matron now
more touching and impressive, as she was dressed
in darker widows weeds for the house of God and
the sweet countenance of Mary Stuart, which the
night before had beamed with almost wild glad
ness, now breathed over by pensve piety, so
truly beautiful at all times womans features
The Kirk some miles distant but they were
prepared to walk to it and Edward Ashton, with
out speaking the subject at all, accompanied
them their way to divine service.
To an Englishman who had never before seen
Highland Sabbath, the scene was most delightful,
as the opening Of every little glen brought upon
him some new, interesting group, journeying tran
gully towards Appin Kirk. Families coming
down together into the wider strath, from their
green nests among the soltudes; and friendly greet
ings were interchanging all Sides in that wild
tongue which, to his ear seemed we'll suited to
land of mountains The many coloured Highland
tartan mixed with the pure white of dresses from
the Lowlands, and that mingng of different cos
tunes in the same group. gave intimation Of the
friendly intercourse now subsisting constantly be-
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tween the QWciiSfS OF D alltl Vi paiIl NO
equpages came sweeping by. Almost all the as
sembling congregation were on foot-here and there
an old man rough mountain pony-there per-
haps man and wife stronger steed-and there
cart with invalid, or the weak or aged, with a
due accompaniment of children. The distinction
of rank still visible, but it was softened down
by one pervading spirit of humble Christianity. So
trooped they along to the house of God-the clear
tnkle of the bell was heard-the seats were filled
and the whole vale echoed to the voice of psalms.
Divine service at this time, performed in the
English language, and the Kirk was decenty silent
in sincere and unostentatious devotion.
During service, the Englishman Glanced to fix
his eyes small monumental slab in the wall
above the seat and he read these words-SAcRED
TO THE MEMORY CHARLES STUART, LATE CAP
TAIN THE FonTY-sECoND REGIMENT, WHO DIED
AT VIENNA, 81 AUGUST, IL. A mortal sickness
instantly struck his heart, and in that agony, which
indeed almost swoon Of the soul, he wished
that he were dead, or buried in solitude many thou
sand miles away from the place where he safe
He fixed his eyes upon the CONFERENCE.-The of
the mother-and then of her daughter, and re-
sembance, which he had not discovered before,
grew upon him stronger and stronger, to one
in his grave, ard whom he once would have sacri-
feed his own life to reannate. He was sitting in
the house of God with the mother and sister of the
man whose blood he had shed the place-the
name-the day Of the month-left no possibility of
doubt. And now many other co7roboratve circum-
stances came upon him in that shsstly fit. He re-
membered the daughter saying after that lament
sung to the harp, 81 ought not TO have sung it s.
for my poor dead brother used to delight in that
air." The murderer of that poor dead brother had
come wandering to a solitary mansion among the
mountains, impelled by some evil spirit, and
now sitting below his monument along with her who
had given him birth. But every intent up
on the service of God-and his white face, white as
Sheet was observed by none. By degrees he
felt the blood circulating again from his stricken
hear-he began to breathe more freely, and bad
Just strength to stand up when the congregation
rose to prayer. He saw. glimmering and unsteady
beside him, the meek, placid countenance of the
widow and her daughter-and turned away his eyes
from them to fix them again that inscription to
which they were drawn by hdeous spell He
heard not the closing benedIcton-but was relieved
in some degree by the fresh air that whispered nro
the trees, as he found himself walking by the side
of his almost unseen companions through the
churchyard. 81 fear, Sir, you are ILL.," said Mary
Stuart, in sweet and hurried tone of voice, and
no other answer was given but long deep groan,
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SCiSF Ill SOTTOW, JeaF, ma az ullS
sudden change in the looks Of their friend,
whose eyes, when they venured to look towards
either of them, were wild and ghastly, and every
glance accompanied with deeper and bitterer
sigh. "For the love of Goblet us, if possible,
retire from the crowd-and lead me to some retired
place, that may utter few words, and then hide
myself for ever from your faces
They walked alonga foot-path that winded thro'
a coppice-wood, and crossing plank over rivu-
let, in few moments they were in little glen, as
lonely as if it had been far among the mountains
emo houses in this direction said the mother
somewhat agitated and alarmed she knew not why
and they sat down together seat that had
been cut of the turf by the hands of some shep-
herd, or school-boy, in his hours of play. "Mary,
bring some water from that pool-Mr. Ashton looks
as if about to faint. My dear sir are you better
now" And the beautiful girl bathed his forehead
with the cold. mpid water, till he felt the sickness
depart and his soul revive.
He from the seat, and looking steadfastly
their countenances, and then lifting his eyes to
heaven he sunk down on bis knees before them
and said, My name is Ashton, but it was not
always so-hatefu, horrible, and accursed, must
that other name be to your ears-the name Of Ed
ward Stwell.''
The mother uttered a faint shrek, and her head
fell back, while the daughter sat down by her side
and casped her arms with loud sobs round her
neck. The stranger remained upon his knees, with
his hands clasped, and his eyes fixed upon them
who now behed him not, for many wild thought
was hurrying through their hearts At length the
the widow looked towards him with dim and
changeful expression, and then covering her eyes
with both her hands, indstincty said, "Fatal-fatal
name indeed-has God brought before me, on his
Bonded knees, the man beneath whose sword my
dear Charles died Oh God of mercy, teach me
how should feel in this wild and most sudden tri-
al" ''Pray for me-pray for me to God-and also
intercede for me with your mother when am far
away--for believe me when say, that have not
had many happy days since that fatal EVENT.
And rising from the ground, the stranger about
to depart.
But there was something so irresistbly OBTAINING
in the pity that fast streaming from the eyes of
poor Mary Stuart, to whom he had addressed him.
self, that he stood rvetted to the spot and he
thought, too, that the face of the mother began to
look with less horror upon him, and seemed clouded
with humane and Christian compassion He said
nothing in his own vindcaton-he uttered few
words in praise Of the dead and standing before
them, with his pale cheeks, and convused sobs.
and quiverng lips, the sincerity of his sorrow and
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To Let for a term of years.

TWO Factories Beaver creek, failing stream,
which is considered sufficient card and full for thr-
ty looms. They situated about half mile from
randywine, the east side in Delaware county Pennsy
vana, 26 miles from Philadelphia and from Wilmington
of the factories is IS feet by S. three stories high
the other is 80 feet by Az three stories high They
convenient each other and will be rented together
lseparae suit the renter. They convenient to grist
mills mills, schools and places of Worship They
in healthy neghborhood, with houses TO accommodate
families carry the BUSINESS and excellent spring
description deemed As persons wishing TO rem
will call and JUDI for themselves. For apply OF
the premises 10 JOHN FARRA.
March 1, 1926. 26-tf
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TnrAsunY DEPARTMENT, February /, 1925.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., FEBRUARY i, 1875.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Propretors of the per
IN cent. Stock commonly called the Treasury note
per cent. Stock issued in pursuance Of the Act of Con-
pal of the said Stock and the Interest which may be due
thereon the me will be pad IL the said Proprietors
to their attorneys duly authorized, the 1st day Of April
next, the Treasury in Washington, at such Loan Of
hce the books whereof any portion of SAID Stock
may stand
Information is further given that surrender of the
Certificates of the said per Stock will be required
the time of redemption and that the Interest thereon
will cease and determine the 31s OF March next.
WIN. II CRAWFORD,
22-13t Secretary of the Treasury.
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FOR SALE,
a VaIuable Lot of Ground.

WILL be exposed TO public sale, "Wednesday, the
w 18th day Of April next at the house Of Henry steele
in the town Of Newcastle, at O'clock p. M a very ca
liable lot of ground, situate in said towns beg oo
front on the Westerly side of Wafer street, and extending
with lois now of Dr. James Copper and John Janver
about $50 feet less, 10 lot OF Mary Ann zee
The buildings heretofore erected on said lot having beer
entirely destroyed by fire, the lot is now capable q
nient and permanent, improvements both for dwelling
house and store. Being nearly opposite the Union Line
Hotel be considered of the best stands IN n'
town for public business. being that part OF me rea
estate of Abraham See, deceased, which by his will wa
devised to his son Abraham Short See subject to me
Widows thirds therein and be sold for their use ant
benefit, by virtue Of and under, the provisions OF speca
Act of Assembly of the State of Delaware, IN that cas
made and provided Attendance will be gwen on inc da
49, EVAN THOMAS
Nawc.stle Feb % 1895 27-12t
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DIVIDEND.

TEvIIE President and Managers of the Newcastle a a
i French Town Turnpike, have declared hVldenuu
the last six months at the rate of five per cent per
the capital stock If the Company which wi pe ps
by the Treasurer, the stockholders or their lega
sentatiyes, al any time after the 25h instant. -.
NOTICE is also given TO the stockholders, iat an h
ton will be held Tuesday the 29th March ins h be
house OF Bennett Lewis in the Town OF Newcass'
tu the hours of and O'clock p NJ, for TIE pupS
Of choosing President four Managers and lressS
conduct the affairs of the Company for the ensuing
JAMES COPPER, 1rea',.
Newcastle, March IA, 1925. "N
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ORPHANS COURT.

N ORPH ANS COURT will be held at Newcastle, IN
~ and for the County of Newcastle, on Monday the
Eleventh day of April next at o'clock in the forenoon
,efore the Honorable NICHOLAS RpaELY, chancellor o,
he State of Delaware, composing the Orphans Court OF
aid County-When and where all persons who have re-
arms to make 10 the said Court, other business, will
llease to give their attendance
By order ofMe said Court.
ATTEST, MATTHEW kEAN, CPk. q. {.
Newcastle, February 16, 1925. 25-5t
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TO RENT.

4 COACHMAKER'S and Backsmiihs shop, at the cor
"A ner of French and High Streets, present occupied
b, Jonathan Pierson.
large two story brick fouse, large garden, Smoke
house, ash house, brick abe carriage house and frame
carriage house, the Of Walnut and Second Streets
a 'hree story brick &c. No. %, East High Street.
Three grass lots in l'rsndywne Marsh.
Que lot near he BLACK Horse Tavern and three acres on
The Lancaster Turnpike
grass lot OIL Br ad street, near the Brick Yards Pos
session the 25lh instant
Lumber Yard and Wharf, at present occupied by vii
liam Kirk Possession had on the 18Th of NAV next.
large story brick house, the corner of French and
High streets. This house would accumulate two families
For ierms apply to JOHN HEDGES
March % 2o-tf
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ELECTION.

FHvIE Stockholders of the Bank of Wilmington and Bran
Il DIVINE hereby notified, that an Election will be
held at James Jeerss inn. the 4h of April next be-
tween the hours of two and five O'clock for the purpose
electing nine directors for the ensuing year.
By order ofthe 6oard EVAN THOMAS, Cash.
Wilmington, March TO- 1926. 31-5t
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Lumber Yard Removed.

vIyIE subscriber has removed his Lumber Pard from s
j. late stand, that lately occupied by J. Hedrct decd
where he has on hand an assortment of Uhne and id'
teyng Las Sgles of different kinds, and intends keep
ing general supply of all kinds Of lumber used in bna'
ding all of whchhe offers for sale on the most moderate
terms WILLIAM SlMMoNo,.
Wilmington, June Is, 1924 5z-u
N. b. He would purchase quantity Of Lumber o. ..e
different kinds, would receive Lumber to sell on oo'
mission
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Draught Beer, Porter and Ale.

ISRAEL ID JONES, Brewer, at No 3d. Second street
n Wilmington Del keeps constantly on hand a suppl, o
Dranght Beer, Porter and Ale of the first quality with which
ottlers and others be furnished reasonable terms
by the barrel, half barre quarter barrel
He is thankful for the extensive patronage hitherto re
ceved and solicits continuance OF public favor
Wilmington, 9Th mo. 1924. 81-tf
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NOTICE.

TNlIE subscriber having obtained Letters OF as If
il ton the estate of Rev. JOHN r. LAi n, ' tbe
the Town of Newcastle, dec. and wishing 10 c'ose Va
settlement othe said estate with little delay as
will attend said from the 12b to the lo'h u iii
April next both inclusive, at which time ana Pau .s,I
persons indebted the said estate earnestly feqe
10 make payment, and those having claims against We
to produce their properly attested tor
WILLIAM LATTA, hn a a. a,
Newcastle, March a. 1926. ~
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TO RENT

4 LARGE Tvo Story Brick Dsreling House in the vii
"A lage Of Newport with gond brick barn, and stables
and every other convenient out building To the house
attached large store for many years occupied as
s,ore- is eligible situation for country business
any in the place There three lots in the vilage
aiming about acres which will be rented with the house
Possession given the 25h day Of March Apply to
ALLAN THOMSON, Hftmngton or
JOHN l.. MORRIS, Le4cden's Island,
Jan. 13. lift Newport, Del.
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