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RISING MISCELLANY
From 'he {. NJ } C.ntineL Of Fresaom.

The trends of American prosperity, will
rejoice to see those clear and unequivocal ev
licences of increasing wealth which eyerv
portion OF our country exhibits and none
more 50 than those cities which we have been
continually told, by our federal friends. were
ruined by those commercial restrictions,
which our general government had deemed
IL necessary to lay.
While pennins these remarks, we have in
view particularly, our neighbouring civ oe
New-York, which at this time.mcre than anv
former period, euhibits those evidences Of inc.
creasing wealth in tie irrmensity of buildings
now erecting there, and which most clearly
indicate It's great prosperity. 1t is estimated
that SIX hundred buildings of various kinds
VIII be erected IN that ci'y during the present
season, costing III materials ana l.bour not
'ess perhaps than three millions of dollars,
nearly or quite the whole of which NAV he
eonsi dered as arising from the trade and
.ommerc OF the one or two preceding years g
~ other words, as the profits Of business done
I'D that city dnrins the years lsos-a; arr,
dis profit over and above the continual rx.
penses OF those who are engaged in CARVING
on this trade and commerce.
What comment this on the lamentations
this Is the awfnl ruin, TIE wide-spread de-,
strnction which awaits us from the measures
OF the republican administrations, then ouch,
we to desire that the causes of it may never
be removed.
We may ask, ii American vessels and
property had continued to GO out, unrestrain-
cd du'lns the years lSos--9, whether we
could expect to have seen such evidences y;
the increasing wealth OF our country wheth-
er the probable losses from capture and con.
domination OF our vessls and property, wou'd
not rather have reduced many of our citizens
to want and bankruptcy, who now eniov b,en
ty' and in magnificent buildings display thei-
wealth
1t is probable we may now have na,;o.
OF one or two years of unrestraired CON.
merce' Tree to the rapacity of European
plunderers, to contrast with the precedin,,
years, when this comparison can be n,aJe,
each citizen can judge for himself, of H.,
correctness of the policy that has been nnr.
sued.
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LATEST FROM SPAI.N.

LONDON, APRIL "a.
We have received some Portuguese pa.
pers TO the lth inst. The intelligence they
contain continues to be of most satisfactory
nature. The Spaniards appear to be most
successful In the harrassIng system of war.
fare which they have adopted, and unless the
accounts 5eiors us are entirely destitute of
foundation, the communications between the
French army IN Andalusia and Madrid, are in
great danger of being completely intercepted.
Ihd van tslard oil Ballestero's army had adj
vanced to the neighbourhood- of Seville.
Messrs M'Kenzie and Dickinson whosail-
ed lately from Plymouth, to Morlaix, to ne
sociate respecting an exchange of prisoners,
have arrived at the latter place. They we've
received with every mark of respect, ana
immediately proceeded On their journey to
Paris.
Letters have been received from Norway,
which state, " that all American ships in the
ports OF that country have been seized and
were in course OF judication many of
them had been condemned upon the most
trlfing preteXts."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-20
FOUNDING OF PHILADELPHIA.

The latter end of the sixth month, called
June, 1857, Thomas Holmes, Surveyor Gene
raj, laid out the City of Philadelphia. on the
spot called by the aborignes, Coa,uannoos
1t Consisted OF IS streets from east to west,
from Front street on Delaware 70 Schnvl.
kill, along High-street, hsne lo.578 feet
and from nor'h to south, from Vine 10
Cedar-street at right angles, 9 streets. being
5'25S teet, beside publlck squares from,
WHICH date, all Improvement In this circle,
takes its rise.
In 1878, thelSheld Of Stockton, from Hull.
in Yorkshire, Danicl Towers commanded
anc hored before Burlington, in Wes,-Jersey.
lhis was the first british ship that sailed up
the rivei. In l6s2, the first house that was
built wss the ferry house, on the northwest
corner OF From, and Dock-s,ree,s.
In 1854, the first place of publick worship,
WAS the Friends meeting -honse, it was buff
upon the centre-square. Atpresent, the city
Is divided into Ia wards, and contains, with
Southwark, the Northern Liberties and Ken
e.ngton, VA streets, lanes, 74 alleys, and
~ courts, iS,iOT houses, of which 24o were
built IN the year 1909. The shipping tbst
arrived Eom foreign ports from the Slst of
Decs inter, 1908, to the lst Of January, ls 20,
sere, ships, briss,schooners, sloops, &c. $50
nd cleared iroe the 9TH of March lsog. ia
the !st oi IN. 1910, ssg foreign ports, 2o6
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pendencc, which the order of events has re-
stored to her ; and she attained it with all
the philanthropy, and with all the felicity
which her cause deserved.
AMsRicANs Venezuela is already a.
mong the number of the nations of Ameri-
ca, and she hastens TO make it known to her
neighbours, that if the new world are unani-
nous, they may reach us their hand TO main
tain her in the greet painful career she un-
dertook. Virtue and moderation is at pres
cnt her device. Fraternity, union, and gen.
erosity, ought to be yours that by the union
Of such noble sentiments, the result may be
that great work which is to elevate America
to the palidcal dignity that belongs to her.
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deiate.
TIE cause is manifest TO you. consider 1,haf ought 10
6e doae.
-
AMERICANS !-lhe political order the
other hemisphere has reautcd Spain to be the
ri.;im OF perhdy and oppression, and that
generous country, conducted from one cuiam-
ity 30 another, Is already ON the eve of being
cXtinSushcd from the Catalogue oi nations,
20 exist only III the me nory of men, and IN
the annals of heroism. The relations which
Till now made us partners OF her Fate, are TO
cease, or perhaps have ceased because the
pow u wuich ovelruns and oppresses the
word, has accelerated the sad catastrophe,
whlcn was to separate forever. one world
FROM the other, Europe is sa We,
ignorant what IS TO become her fate, because
Till nov, she fixed her eyes on America, des-
tined To he the guarantee and the victim of ali
the conventions and treaties by which the
European cabinets have deceived themselves.
Gar invlolabie faith t0 the King, to our ma
tive country, and TO that religion we in COM
mon profess, has preserved the sword sus-
pended over Spain, which France had un-
sheathed against her 4; believing thai the cen.
qnest OF her arms would necesss,iiv drac
tha; of our opinion. Vene ezuela.as more im-
mediate 10 the ierocity of the usurper end
surrou''ed with inari,me settlement of 9TH
CT nations ae'nated by different interests,
ought to Tear more for her future fate, ought
to interest herself more in knowing the des-
tiny ot Spili:--she had more meaps 10 oh.
tain IT, and more motives for it's preservation.
We have seen thgt neither our treasure, our
fidelity, nhr the heroism Of brethren, have
been able to save them from the oppression
be- gun by pcrfidy, and confined bv the union
of all tho disorganlzcd elements, con,nirin,,
against the pollticai existence of spain. She
resolved to separate from her fate, in order
70 preserve her own, and 10 offer az, asv,nm
to hcr fellow citizens against the evils ,a,,
thrcater tbem-Wnh sneh holy designs, sh.
ToHhtjkc posscssion OF the poilicui indie
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Of much enormity Against the French Gov
eminent, and a considerable Rumber Of those
ladies were taken up and tried by Military
Tribunal, whose sentence consigned 10 TO be
shot and the sentence WAS carried into exc
cution. He saw three Of these heroines put
to death, which they endured with wonder
full fortitude."
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PHILADELPHIA, JrYE 10.

PHILADELPHIA, JrHE 10.
Last evening arrived a, the L,zaretto,
the ship Francis, Pickle, AZ days from Roch-
ele, with 80 passengers, including the Rus
sian minister and suite. AT the time OF her
sailing the John Adams was at Cherburg,
waiting orders.
A gentleman who arrived at the Laza-
retto, in the schooner Favoulite, 6 d VS.
from Laguira, writes me that every think re-
maiied perfectly quiet and that the Council
had addressed letter TO the Regency II Gu
diz on the joct of the revolution, which,
concludes by observing, that Whenever their
sovereign is reinstated ND Spain restored to
tranquility, they will be among the first to de-
clare their loyalty
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NEw-YoRK, JUNE II.

, NEWYoRK, JUNE lZs
The Augustus, Bacchuo, arrived i, Balt;-
more on "Wednesday last, left LISBON April
IL. Capt. Is. reports, that the combined "r-
mics OIL the frontiers oil Portugal 100000
strong, and the British troops Al 5o,O0o--this
is no doubt an eXaggeration. n.--Preyiou~ To-
The sailing of the Augustus, Catiz dates were
received at Lisbon to Apri. u. The French
we're said TO nave abandoned Pcr. ST.. Mary's
The Spaniards were daily streugrhing them
selves 1T Cadiz and the ISLAND Of Leon 4
camel had been cut about miles from Cadi4,
which Was defended by the Brush fleet, ~
gun boats and on the city side by heavy ar
ullery. AT Lisbon no apPrt ncnsions were
entertained of the surrender OF Cadz
The Augustus brought out three fun bred
Merino Shcep-two rams and one eve. She
WIS to have had % of them but they We're
intercepted by the SpaniAtds DE- the borc-rs
Of Portugal
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Ca1'ca cue st ,ide'is: quid ascndanisH consi-
deiate.
TIE cause IS manifest TO you. consider 1,hGt ought 10
6e Goae.
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PARIS, APRIL &.
:. Letter fren Count Beiiard Governor General ef
Madrid, 10 the prince .f .>enfchatei
'' have this instant received q confirm.-
ton o! the intelligence which had the hon
our 10 communicate, three days ago, to your
Hishness. The hurricane, which prevailed
from the 9TH to the 10th March drove on
shore, near Cadiz, four sail of the line, and
fifty vessels Of an inferiour rate, of which ws
have taken possession. OF the persons ship
wrecked we have secured 600, slmes, all si
them English.
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NAY Il.
An American gentleman is arrived in town
who lett Paris few days ago.-Previous to
bis departure he had an interview with Gen.
Armstrong, who told him he had passport, in
his possession to enable him to leave France
and that it was his intention to return to A
mcrica between that time and the first OF
June for this purpose ne had hurchaSed an
American sequestered vessel. Mr.. A. ex-
pressed his opinion, that hi. departure would
not be conclusive of rupture between
France and the United States, in as mech as
Mr.. Beckwi,h Livingston was to succeed him
in his dlplomatick character.
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NOTICE.

compel. me 10 make fur.
= Their application to all those who are
indebted to the trustees of the Richmond A.
:ademys by sales of lot.ery tickets of the
irst and second class and voluntary SUI, !.
'cripuons, and all such are hereby reques.
led to make payment 20 the subscriber to
enable the building committee TO pay all ar
rears for work done, aud to procure
materials this winter in order tqrnra -
with the work next spring, it bel q
education ofcur rising progeny,
mentsand attaches them to repuU ~ d
:iPies and gives spring to liberty aud In.
dependence. have undertaken the co!lcc
ton by agreement with John Brcckenbrough
and William w. Hening, Esqrs. the other
members OF the committee appointed by a
board OF trustees. As the building of the
Academy has progressed ceaaiGerahly,
Halter myself there will be but little trou.
bel in Oh aiming the money for the purpose
0. carrying into effect so iaudable an insti.
tu.ioc.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
Decbember 9th, 1909. II
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A HORSE STOLEN.

THE Subscribers Horse, Saddle &
Bride was stolen two days ago on the
street; he is large black horse VIII
some white spots on his shoulder, and
lock OF white hair in his name mad<
by the collar: he has also a remarEaf
Bile scar on the outside of one OF his
knees. A liberal reward will be Civ.
en- to any person who will return hi m.
WILLIAM IYARDLAW.
Richmond, May IS, 1910. 4w
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Z In
, Cnaneery.

OeftS,
This day came the Plaintiff by his counse,
ana the Defendant Samuel Higgason NOT having
ents s:' MS appearance and given seca,ity &C.
OF ihis court. aud it appearing to the sa,i.fac
ton OF The Court thar he is no, an iuhsnitant of
this country. on the motion OF the RI in,iG bv
Richard Morris, jun. his counsel, it "A tQerei
Ina, ana' ths defendant Samuel HiEgasd 40 sp'
pear mere on the fourth Wednesday in July
next,,o answer the bill the plaintiff. and thar
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
The virginia Argus, printed in the City of Rich.
mond, tor two months successfully, and tha,
nothsr copy be posted at the front door of The
Court House of this county. And it Is further
decreed and ordered. that the other defendants
James Cason, admir- of John Higgason, decd
and Charles Thompson and William, walton
DO nor pay away or otherwise dispose of any
money OF effects in their hand. belonging to lhs
said defendant sarnuel Hlggason Til the further
olecr OF the Cosrt.
a copy, Test
William Polard,. II. c. {
epsm
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" O TICE!

A meeting of the Commissioners
(appointed by an acl OF the General AS
sembiy Of Virginia on The 9th day Of Ian.
uary lasi} for The purpose, of adjusts he
claims OF the sufferers by the burning OF
Nichclas's Warehouses, will take plac8 in
the Town of Warren, on Thursday lid III
OF June next persons interested are re.
ques,ed to attend, prepared with such e.
violence as may be necessary to establish
their respective clain3
May 1s., 1910.
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pH. virtue Of q deed Of frost executed
Up to the subscriber by Robert and Geo.
Turner aad Ann the wife OF the said
George, bearing date the 18th day OF DC.
tsbcr, 1907, and admitted to record, will
be Sold, AZ public auction. for ready mo-
peys before the door of the Bell Tavern,
In the city of Richmond, on the l3th day
a June next, ell that LOT or PARCEL
o. GROUND. situate on the es4t.xlde Of
the tross street IN said city lead from
The Bell Tavern TO the river, for un-
der lease TO Russell and Walk and
subject to a pound rent of 10 I115B per
annuin, forever, az SO much thelJ3Fas Will
BE- sufficient to raise the sum Of ESQ dolls.
aud the expenses ate nding the execution
Of the trust.
sball also by virtue Of another deed Of
trust from tue same parties TO the subscri.
Der, under same date, proceed to sell, at
tie sane tiGHend place, 2po'her LOf OF
PIECE Of GRAND, Situate on the south
SIDE 81 the mainAStreet in said CITY, con !.
tanning % feet front on the cross street
ikerIy cppcsite the Bell TAVERN down
tJCouch's ling, on lie east corner of a
si1Aeen feet alley, go adjoining lot fur
ns leased to Il -. Means. OF SO much
ther3pf as Will bsf sufficient to RAISE the
sUH 200 Golla9 and the expenses OF
SAFE -. ne gle Will sisp be Tor cash
AN DREWyS STEVENSON, Trustee.
Msy 10, 1919. IDS
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r E NJ OVAL.

l THOMAS DIDDEP, grateful FOR the
liberal support be has experienced in his
trade, respe ctfuliy informs h,s cuSowers
and the public generally, tia: he al re !.
moved his Taiior's Shop to the main rect
adjoining Mr. Robert Bell, SaddlqEy and
opposite DR. Dn-yal's Apothecary Shop,
where he will thankfully receive any BUSH
ness in his line, and hopes by attention and
endeavours to please, to merit a ccntinu
.ence Of favour.
Richmond, May 4.h, 1910. e psm
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Advertisement.
Lost or Mislaid,
A BOX of BOOKS,

DELIVERED Mr. Thomas Wi
atts Emanuel, Boatman at Lzachburg,
directed on the Box TO the care dEke Rev.
A. Foster, in Richmond, in Deo$n Err, 1909
-Containing sets Hawer's 0hfrch HIS
tory in 2 vol. vols. Myle, Histay vols.
Revised Code, Cd vol. IS Wirt Speeches ;
about II quires fine large pap 9 Watts
Hymns: Smart's Intrcdnct.oH to Latip-1
do. 10 Latin Grammsr==1 Life of John Earl
- Iuror's Guide--l American Precep.or
~ Ncwtonian Philosophy-2 Life of Da-
vid-l Resignation, poem--1 Grcnnds OF
Holy iite-l Lees life, &c. Any person
having knowledge of such 3ox or of
such book, Ivy leaving word CIR delivering
them at A. Fosters, in Richmond, or at the
Press Office in Lynchburgy shall be rewar.
ded.
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IN pursuance ofnn Ordinance 70 amend
the Ordinance to prevent Dog rom 60.
Ing al large IN the city of RIcha!Snd, 90.
hce is hsreby given that NO d. viii be
peTmitted to run at large in nd c,rv
between, the first day OF next month and
the fifteenth day of Septic mber next.
n. SHEPPARD, elk. Co. Hall.
May l7th, 1910 t15J
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SrRcrNlA

In Halifax County Court, 10 Caancery
Goth February, 1919
Michael CIardy, Pitt
Against
Michael Clardy, jun. Dsfs
The defendant not having entercd&fs apl
pearance and g,velrSecur<y accYdinSA2 Z
ne ra,s act Of Assembly !: M hs ray. o1sH I
d the court, that he is BIT an inlkbitaft66
this Comn,onweal,h-4n motion >afE
plaintiff by his COUNSEL Ii is ordered, that :
the sand defendant, II alpear here on tney
t n Monday "a lan9 nea and answer the
order be forthwith asserted in Que of News
Papers published in the city OF Richmoud
tor eight weeks successfully. adA posted at
the front door ettne Courthouse OF the said
county
a Copy, Tes.e,
Samuel Williams, D. Q. H.s.
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For SALE.

FOR SALE,
a 7 the Vepdus Office Of the Subscribers,
variety of Musiins and Ginsbams
Nuns and Adelphi Threads Irish Linens,
Cotton Shirtinss, Fiorsntines, Galliooes
Bsndannas, pelisse Cloths, Romalis, Nan.
goods
ALSO,
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Prime Green Coffee in barrels and bags {:
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Fresh Tyson and Scuchong Tea in Chess ,
Pepper, Ginger, Allspice, Copperas, Phi.
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April 20, 1910. If
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ny virtue of deed Of trust executed to
- me Uy John Wells, Of the county @!
Powhatan, and Of record in the OF
said county, viii be offered for s. the
18TH day OF next Month, on the n ses
ore CERTAIN TENEMENT OR zilE OF
GHOl ND, with us appuriensnce where.
OH tie said Weas row resides, adjoining
the town Of Scottville on the rorth, for th..
purpose OF satisfying the balance OF deb.
Que the estate OF Seth Lison, dec. as men
toned in the sad deed.
jas. POlNLEXTER, Trustee.
Powhatan, May le. 1910. Swp
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bY virtue Of a deed of trust duly
executed and recorded.
VIII he sold.

AZ buckingham courthouse, on the ssoond
Monday IN August next (being couut. dssa
twenty or Thirty valuable 81 AES, a.
mong whom are several Trades "a susb
Is rough carpenters ShoemalA Wea.
vers' &c. Terms of sale, one half each.
me other HoirIy payable the frs, day Of
January following bond with approved
security will be required fer the last nav
ment. Al the sane time and place viii
be offered 400 ACRES Of LAND Ivinr
about seven or eight miles abuve the said
courthouse; terms the same as for the
Slaves, by -
The Trustees.
May 5th, ie1o.
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e OOKs

FOR SALE AT S. PLEAsAsIs' PRINT
ING oFFiCE: