The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-07


their new lord and lady, They entered in their car
rage through the Gothic porch, which hung round
with flowers and evergreens, and passed up the ave-
nue. shaded by the old trees Oh" said she, what
Paradise is this" The Earl could contain himself
longer but exclaimed 1t is thine, dear, and thou
art Countess of Exeter'' She fell back in the car
rage and tainted with joy. They arrived at the
house, her ladysbip being recovered, and were wei
coined with every demonstration of respect and aec
ton
Having settled his affairs to his satisfaction, he
returned into Shropshire, discloseds rank, and placed
his father-in-law in the mansion that he had built in
the country, and settled upon him annuity of 5000.
per annum Afterwards he took the Countess to Lon
don, and introduced her TO the fashionable world
where she was universally admired and esteemed"
-.,sSs-.-
BALTIMORE, JANUARY 27.
Treaty betceen the United States and Brazil conclu-
ded.-The fast sailing schooner Yellott, Captain Muir
pity, arrived at this port last evening, from Rio de Ja
nero having sailed on the 10Th December, brings in
telligence that Mr. Tudor, our Charge dAtfares at
Rio de Janeiro, concluded Treaty between the Uni
tel States and Brazil on the 10Th December and that
Messenger Mr. Brown was to have been the bearer
Of to our Government, in the ship New Orleans, which
was to have sailed the next day for New York
A good erdmpte.-The Legislature OF Georgia have
passed a aw disquaifying for any office, any person
who shall fight duel in that state elsewhere, at any
time fer its passage. Many valuable men, particu-
lrly in ie southern States, almost every year, fall
victims to that barbarous mode of settling disputes
that it has become necessary, IT appears TO arrest
the growing evil by legislative interference. Within
comparatively short period, we have recorded in
the newspapers, the deaths of not less than half do
zen of our College companions young gentlemen, In
most OF great promiseof fine talents, generous
sympathies and chivalric notions of honor And all
these fine and endearng qualities have been swept pre-
maturely into the tomb by dueling-a murderous prac-
tee which drags in its train accumulated horrors and
often rcsorted to for an unglmrded word turn of
wt--the omission of nod, perhaps the fighting of
a spaniel
it would be well if every state in the Union would
follow the example Of Georgiaor perhaps, adopt the
more efiectua mode of prevention of a certain Mon
arch which was in every resort to the chancery of
firearms, to make necessary condition that of
the parties should fall in the contest, and that the sur
vivor should be publicly executed
Lancaster Reporter
The December number of the African Repository
has been received. We observe that legacy of fifty
dollars has been left to the American Colonization So
ciety, by coIored woman, "who was born slave,
but purchased her freedom" 1t is also stated that,
about six thousand pounds Liberia Coffee shipped by
Lott Carey, are offered for sale in Richmond Virgin
ia. Some of this coffee has been received in Wash
ington and may be had at the Office of the Coloni-
cation Society," Ii was gathered from the native