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Revolt in San Domingo and Cuban Trade Turmoil
Reports from San Domingo describe a failed coup to recall ex President Baez as troops fired on rebels. Several captured or fled to the British Consulate. Santa Anna issued a proclamation declaring calm, though unrest lingers. In Annapolis, two enslaved men once owned by Brice Brewer were manumitted by will, while their sister’s fates remain unsettled.
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Pallee Court
Busingess
Pruden
Dennis Kiersy
Andrew J. Baker
Almond A. Carley
James Riley
Mary Ann Keeny
Frederick Eckstein
Bia
Main
A. D. Voto
Proden
John
James Murphy
Jacob Strader
House of Refuge
N. W. Thomas
War
le Boutillier
Charles Ingails
Mattew Young
Young
SixeerSamuel
Barreté
Dave Gred
Egmuel
Culvert Street
Benjamin Brighman
John Murphy
Farmers’ Hotel
London Times
Sebastopol Berers Sebastorov
Round Tower
Chasseurs de Afrique
Canve
Crimea
Sarah
Alma
Lokermann
Mameron
Roseé Tayeamne
Neythe Ir
Gen Beegust
Ran
Copes
Aries
Selec
Memphis “Whig
Memphis and
Ohio
Henry
Topp
Cosby Strix
Andrew Bacheer
John Smith
Cincinnati
Covington
Fortial
Smith
Warnock
James Horseman
Foley
Cuba
San Domingo
Buena Ventura Baen
Santa Anna
Jet
Evening Post
Courier Des Mints Unis
Taowis
Bitants
Toro
Venezuela
Curacao
Maracaibo
St. Domingo
Piocess
Bentura Baez
Owen
Bentura Baes
Gove
Jessie Mitchel
Lieth
Leone
Jessie Mitchell
Atlantic
Jack
Com Clavé
Scot
Post Office Department
Withire
Gerd
Washington Union
Mr. Brice
B. Brewer
Annapolis
Edore
Asie Arundel
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