The North star

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purchased an interest in the Advertiser estab

lishment, and will hereafter lake charge of its

busings* concerns. Mr Curtis was, some

years since, a proprietor of the same newspa

per, and is favorably known to many of our

citizens.— Democrat.

Hsyti. —Dispatches from Port au Prince

indicate a war of extermination between the

Haytiens and Dominicans. The armistice

between Soulouqe and the Dominicans was to

expire on the 3d, and Solouque was collecting

an army to renew the war, which is to com

mence after one month’s notice fiom the ex

piration of the armistice. Chrishan (itizen

The Path-Finder says that, “the Bee

seems to aspire to the distinction of being the

special advocate and defender of the odious

plwdhwnd Lite,

e Nortf) Star.

ROCHESTER, OCTOBER 31, 1850.

The third year of “the North Star” is

di awing to a close. Those of our friends who

have not yet paid their subscriptions for the

year 1850, are respectfully requested to for

ward them to “the North Star Office,” as

soon as possible. Our tetma specify that “pay

must be made invariably io advance.”

In the Editor’s letter, in the last number of

the North Star, for impressible, read im

pressible; for quite, read quiet; for land-storms

read loud storms.

Io Letter No. 7, by J. G., io the paragraph

relating to Hemy Clay, for presence, read

prescience.

Since the enactment of the Fugitive Slave

Bill, we have received numeious complaints

from our subscribers, that no “North Star”

teaches them. We have not heard of any

new law being framed for the capture of anti

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The North star. (1850). Rochester, N.Y., 1850-10-31. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026365/1850-10-31/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The North star, 1850-10-31.