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DELAWARE ADVERTISER.


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Thursday. April ~, 1927.
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The lines of the "Brandywne Minstrel, u
ave unavoidaby omitted, but Shall appear
leXt week.


It is stated that the Yearly Meeting of Friends,
late in Session in Philadelphia, have appropriate
cd Three Thousand Dollars, towards defraying
the expenses of certain Free People Of Color,
from the State of North Carolina, {whcre their
laws will not permit them to remain,) to Liberia,
Hayti, and the Free States as they may prefer,


The brig Caledonia, Captain Robinson,
at the port of Baltimore, on Saturday, sailed
from Rio Grande on TIE second Of March.
We learn, says the American, that reports
had reached that town, Of the occurrence
of a severe battle between the Brazilian and
Buenos Ayrean armies. No positive intelh-
gence Of the result had been permitted to
transpirc, although il vas believed the au-
theritics had received the particulars. The
reports in circulation, and they were gene
rally credited. were, that the Brazilians had
met with an absolute defeat, and were only
preserved from teal destruction, by the
presence Of the Austrian soliitrs, ii body OF
which the Emperor has ia his service
This runour Of the defeat of the Brazilian
Army, our readers may recollect, cores
ponds with the report which has already
reached us from Rio dc Janeiro. The scene
of action was about $50 mics from RID
Grande.


"Shc has flushed her education" said my
friend. Finished her education said Just
as though young lady's education was a
stocking or rather a bonnet, and now it was
tn be placed in the band box, 10 be displayed
10 visitors, and worn only on set occasions.---
Mr.. Editor, protest the doing up and fin
lshing off young lady's education wish her
tcens-ust at that time when she begins, II
she ever does begin, to THiNE. young
mau has Just acquired at one-and-twenty,
the clements Of education, ard is prepared
to study advantageouSly according to his
own discretion; but young lady has done
fnished-thc circle OF her science is com
plcte; and she is ready Tor any station in
life, that may be thrown in her way.--Now,
WHY, in the name OF common sense, may not
a woman THINK and if she may think. why
NAV she not study; and acquire profitable
food for thought!


There is lady, o! whom I have some
knowledge, that FINISHED her education, .
bv leaving peculiarly good advantages at an
early age. She is now wife and mother Of
six children. She plays well upon the piano
sings sweetly-dances elegantly--is very
polite, Stc.--but her husband must, and ac-
tually does, put all the children to bed, and
takes care of them through the night; and as
to her tablc--the bread is eXecrabc, to one
who has visited his grand mothers pantry
and her cofTce-O her coffee it would cost
her head, if the very scent of it reached the
Grand Turks palace--and yet the lady has
finished education"