The southern press
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- The southern press · September 17, 185117 de septiembre de 1851
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taken!"
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Nf.u York, Sept. 15.?Clements, convicted 5
of murdering Havens, has been pardoned. g
The achr. Grev Ragle has arrived, with dates it
from Port au Piatt* to the 6th. The Hayliene g
Mid Dominican* were again preparing for war.
The Haytien fleets had got up as far ns Cape
Hayti. A hurticane occurred at Port Platte on t"
the 19th, which deatreyed 23 houses. The k
English and Brazil packet was loat, and nearly
every vea-el in the harbor more or less dam- t
aged
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Ntw* York, Sept. 15?II. r. m,?James
Fennimore Cooper, the distinguished novelist.
died yeaterdsy, at his residence in Cooperstown,
after a lingering illness.
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Tea Retorts. oct or Rmolsko.?Punch has c
received from his own astronomers soil thnl, loo,
with tha greatest despatch --the fullest account ot
the late eclipse of the sun, as seen from different
points of Ktirope. Some of these reports, divested
of astronomical terms, are simply as follows
Rome?Veyy dark, indeed, the moon appeared
something like a fisherman's ring?our readers
are, no doubt, familiar with the trinket?on the
diac of the sun wherever the ring was visible,
the light of the sun was altogether intercepted.
JVaples?Ths sun was edged with blood and the
moon itself, now looked like a Imtnh shell, and
now?as the man in the moon showed htniself? a J
j-ortrait of king Ferdinand. .Vedrid? Here the
tnoon appeared upon the aun elongated, thua.O:
which cipher was interpreted as having some ?ig
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The southern press. (1851). Washington [D.C.], 1851-09-17. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014764/1851-09-17/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The southern press, 1851-09-17.
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