New-York daily tribune
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name; and be will build upon it, improve iz. pay us Bute been tig cane:
12 per cent. interest regularly, and the principal ia From Hayri—By the brig Republic, Captain
four years—that is, he will pay us 8300 for land cost. Scott, in 14 days from Port au Prince, we learn that all
ing $200. There are teus of thousands al] throg, pes tranquil when the Republic sailed. The Haytisns
the West eager to make just such bargains; ak were making preparations to attack the Dominicans
are tens of thoasands of farms so beld at this 2 sbout the 1st of February.
gah Beoven 2H gene I pe Frox BrruUpa.—We have received Bermuda
nterest pio- papers to the 27th uit. They contain no news of im-
_neer, ‘squats’ on 8 quarter-section of new land; portance.
this land sooner or later comes into the market, and The
be cannot pay the 8200. In steps capitalist or ed of snow ag
Gen. Henry S. Foote and Joseph W. Chalmers,
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Excise Law.—Forms of Petition to onr Legis-
lature for the extension of the benefits of the new
Excise Law to the City and County of New-York
may be bad at the ‘Organ’ office, where citizens
who are disposed to rid in their circulation are in-
vited to call and obtain them. Friends of Tempe-
rance will you not unite at once in an effort to ex-
tend to every well-wisher to the cause an opportuni.
ty te sign this important petition? Why should the
citizens of our City be deprived of privileges extend-
eee
iZ” Tse CoNsTITUTIONAL CONVENTION OF Mis-
Long leland Railroad has beeu clear
specalator and arranges with him to bay the lot at No edits Salts
the sale, taking 2 patent in his own name and giving hd Ns are indebted to Messrs. Adams Co. for
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New-York daily tribune. (1846). New-York [N.Y.], 1846-01-28. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1846-01-28/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York daily tribune, 1846-01-28.
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