The liberator

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except agricultural employment and monthly labor.

The law also prohibits, under penalty, the employ

ment, by any corporation, of any' minor under sixteen

k ears of age, for more than ten hours in any one day.

I —Augusta Me Age.

1 From Cape Haytieti. —A battle has been fought be

tween the Haytiens and the Dominicans, in which

the latter were utterly routed, with great loss. The

battle is represented to have been a hotly contested

one, and the Haytiens did not altogether escape, los

ing, it is said, from one to two hundred. Of the Do

minicans, three or four hundred were killed, mostly

in battle.

Unfortunate Expedition. —Among the passengers in

steamer Hetzel, at New Orleans from the Brazos, was

a Mr. Buchanan, who started from New York for Cal

ifornia, with a party of seven persons, one of w’hom

was murdered at Matamoras. Five others died of

cholera, and he, the only survivor, is wending his way

back again.

Death by Chloroform. —A young man, by the name

of George, who was suffering from deafness or some

other affection of the head, came t this city a few

days ago, to submit to an operation for his relief.

Chloroform was administered by the surgeon, that he

might undergo the operation without suffering, in

consequence of which the patient died Cincinnati

Atlas.

Died, at Upton, Rev. Benjamin Wood, pastor of

the Congregational Society', 76 years 7 mos.

At Syracuse, N. Y., Dr. Roberts, of that city;

death occasioned by touching a pimple on his fore

head, which was bleeding, with some matter from a

vaccine scab which he had just removed from the

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The liberator. (1849). Boston, Mass., 1849-05-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84031524/1849-05-11/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The liberator, 1849-05-11.