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FROM PORT \v PRINCE. By the brig Sarah, Capt. Bentley, at New York, which left Porj au Prince 011 the 26th of June, wo learn that 011 the 24th, sixty miles from Port au Prince, the Haytiens were attac…
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horses were also burnt up, they belonged to two Clergymen who were officiating in the Baptist Church near by. Tho loss to Mr. Jones, who is a very worthy and estimable man, is very heavy. LATE FROM HA…
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j comfortable and expeditious nine Passenger Coacbee daily, in each direction, between Washington amt I I'.allimore. *b 2fl?t They tiave also made arrangement?! 7 wilh fleatnhnat ami iiai! Road h-.—aa…
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er of Wednesday says, wo learn from Captain Eldridgo of the schooner Josephine Ann, at this port yesterday afternoon in 14 days from Port au Piatt, that tiie Haytien army, 15,000 strong, had surprised…
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U. S. fri 'ato Raritan, Com. Turner, was at RID, last from Montevideo. LATER I ROM PORT AT PRINCE. Captain Scott, arrived oil Sunday from Port an Prince at New York, which lie left 14th inst. A few da…
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vious nights. Added to ilie aliove, Mr. Barton will sustain the character of Christopher Strap, in ttic farce of A Pleas nit Neighbor,'" Willi a good cast of characters Go early, if you wish to secure…
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MEN'S FRIEND St n'l ETV, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock, in ill" Lecture Room of tlie Rev. Mr. the hits' Church. Tin: Ladies are re quested to attend. ee3o-8t !-SHERIFFALTY. To MY FRIENDS AND FE…
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—and it was thought at Port-au-l'iatte, that tho Haytiens would rot bo able to regain the Spanish part of the island. Tho inhabitant ot Port au-Platto and Santiago had purchased tiie American brig Ale…
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tain P.ORERT V. iltt.t., Will leave Ike in;. tout -V street Wltatvis every TIIFRSDAV M< ilt >I (I, at eight o'clock, for M liitii aveti, u ho.; pIa(M- slsc will It a\c the m ,\t morning. (1 R'D.W i o …
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the 27th ult. a battle took place between the flaytien and Dominican armies. Gen. S., it appears, attacked a fort occupied by the llaytiens, and after a desperate fight of two houis, during which thre…
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barked for Scotland in the next steamship, to take possession of the goodly fortune. INTERESTING FROM HAYTI. The N.York Herald lias advices from Port an Piince to the 7tb inst. The difficulties betwee…
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whipper, the owners of these dogs shall pay six pence for every timo they come to the meeting." LATER FROM PORT-AU PRIN'CF.. Intelligence from Port-au Prince to the Ist inst. represents political affa…