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TOYS.

JUST received NJ No 100. Main street a large
assortment OF beautiful Toys.
le 10 40 FAIRCHU.D.
BS THE MAMMOTH WAGON
IL ST arrived at the store Of A o FAIRCHIID
large and splendid vauotv of Perfumery.
4 small assor' Mt of Lac. Etgings, trsvsl-
ling baskets. &c, &c. For ssle very low
A q EAIR(,JII n
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CuANfERY sA1.r

SIAhNSGh1 SAIL
Of d hair lot in South Uheelirr
IN CHANCERI-In the Circuit Superior
Court ofLaw aud Chancery. for Ohio county,
Virginia.
ShrN er, Brady s. Chapline, &C.
William Hosack, &c.
BY Virtue ola decree made in the above case.
! VIII sell on the third Gay OF July ls43. at the
front door Of the court house OF ONO county
virginia, al public auction, to tho highest aid
situated in the addition TO the CITY of Wheeling.
/ Iald out by William Chaplinc, aud designated by
/ me number 1873 tone hundred and ninety eight }
] 90 the following terms of sale, viz: one fourth
ni the purchase money 10 be paid in hand, and
the residue IN six and two I've mOnths with inter
/ est from the day IF sllo, the purch ser giving
BOND aud security for the deferred insialments
jnd tho utis retained till payment.
/ w MITCHELL, Deputy for
Arc HIRALo Wo1ps, % G., and
Jnn2 I'm Commissiouer in Eiis behalf.
/ n EW BONNETS.-l have Just received new
! / Y supply Of Florence Bad Bonnets, and will
sell them exceedingly low for cash
Jun w T SELBY
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DISPLAY,

4 TALL, by the late Jane Taylor Ju.i rec,
y we'd and !rr sale by : : MELLOR.
jim 90 Uuion 81
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AREMARKABLEFACT

The Boston journal ys:--"A Blp's
clergyman aud his wife, who reside IN 'h'
vicinity of Boston, have the pleasure daily
Of gathering around their Preside, fou'
daughters, who were born in the four diiier'
ent quarters Q: he globe, viz one IN Lu
rope, one in Asia, one in Africa, and one
in Amerca--a fac, probably unparalleled IN
IN the history ofany family in NTs Engand'
Long may the links that bind together these
sisters, remain as unbroken rs those hat
unile the several quarters Of the globe
watch they represent"
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Inro n cfovdcd omnibus in New \ RI
rirv, a sailor dripping rirE he RAIN "b'h
WAS cumng down IN floods At The ime' en-.
trrcd. and wns no sopner comfortably scat
-. shan he iook from his poekc' a hong
nine aud lacifer match. lgnllins the In'
cr he applied rs tunins eNifem' ) to h''
scgar. and after pouring out few volumes
IF ,mokc, he ycrs quietly 'ook the abomna-
non fo,n his lp-, Iooked round ugon his
fellow passcugcrs Nrh paIrcnIzlng ar
and SAID. halt Glerrogausely, "May be
smoking. f. usye to some Of your "Ief
i, cs," immediately responded cozen voices
-"Well," said the sailor, agoln placing
his ,cgar between bis lips. and putting a
unv,as i! for dear hle, otis so NTH some
fobS.
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WATER SpouT We are informed by a
gentleman who was a spectator, thst uGe OF
these strange but beautiful phenomina
made its appearance in front Of CarrolIton,
Monday evening, between 4 and 5 O'Clock
II was described to us asa magnificent
spectacle. From The "great father Of VA.
tsrs," huge column Of mist and vapnr
rose in the shape Of a balloon and nscended
to the elevation Of one thousand feet as nc
curatsly as the eye could measure, and
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PICTURE OF POVERTY IN ENG>
LAND.

A letter from Birmingham, in the Lon>
don Chronicle, gives sad account Of the
restitution prevailing in TINT neighborhood
The writer says:
With respect to the poor in this district,
their condition is hourly becoming more al.
arming. A meeting Of the chamber of Com.
merce was held last night, for the purpose
OF taking into consideration the alarming
state OF the country, and particularly thi:
district. The state of the iron and o.he
trades IN The surrounding country was adj
'er'ed to, and described as being in ruiu
Gus coadi'loni upon which Mr.. Spoone
asked.
"fiow are The poor maintained d,
they live?"
! Mr.. Downing replied that they coulc
hardly be said 10 live. They we're com.
pletely wasting ofi'lhs earth for want Of food
they we're daily becoming unable to work
from excessive weakness The day before
he had occasion to employ some men to re.
move goods; and, before they could com.
mence work, he was obliged to order them
food If he had not done 60, thew couI6 no,
have performed the labor.
Mr.. Aldermen Munlz said the dsscrin,;on
Just given Of The men was true. A faw dov,
ago. poor fellow was Qrom mere humans
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! FROM s.. DoMINGn.-'fhe brig Mohican,
Eighteen days from Port-au Prince, brings
Intelligence Of a serious revolt of the
blacks al Au Cages, under one who calls
himself King Solomon The First 1t twas
caused by jealousy and haired olIhe mu-
aros, who Oil all the principal offices to
the entire exclusion of he blacks The
number Of the rebels is abou, 1000 A
battle was fought on the Oh nit. near Aux
Caves, in which they were defeated, with
a loss Of lG5 killed and grea, number
wounded Gen Lazaca, the commander
of the mulattos, being himself black, is
dlstrusled by the patriots. The Courier
says that The National Guards and all the
citizens of Port-au Prince, capable Of bear
ing arms, were ordered to prepare for i'm
mediate march, to assist in subduing ths
rebels. and were waiting Tor the return o
General Rivera, who was at the north o
the island qnellng an insurrectlon causes
by the Spaniards.
a letter received from gentleman il
Aux Cages and published in the Courie
and Enquirer, expresses the opinion tina
the hostility bslwecn the two races is irr,
conclable. The blacks number four fifth
Of the whole population
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ance Of the water spour--Topic'
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My days ale aeaf> DER;
With wonder glorious setting sun
III sink, vel rise no more
NV locks are whircnel FOR the grave,
Mine ewes are wan and dun;
The boughs that sadly DER me wave
Will sing my funeral hymn
In days Of yore this fnvoriie tree
Its friendly shelter Lent;
lis whitening, dying now like me,
The blast It's limbs have bent.
Twas here woocd dark eyed maid,
She here became my bride;
Here of our noble tribe has s,raye',
Now, scattered far and vide.
The pale face, with ruthless hand,
emit.
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~ a..
With SINS poluting blot.
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Should he pcrchance hem meet,
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The music Of my race;
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