Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20

OF Misrepresentation; in fearlesSnesS Of ur
su'ed fecuude, and hailed with the honors of a So
man triumph. Wherever he io,rneved hi, fellow citizens
MN WIN ond applause. aud testified their Gnsha-
ken couhicncG in biS honesty us " as n q ,,,r teco,,
nense Tor the SANDERS which the Krener faction
at his reputation, the unworthy b, had
eoye" 10 destroy h. But it reserved for Using
Ton where lac had lived, siuce his eoouence frs, bopa6t
@ ''o ""tee-i"r Lexington which has CHERISHED his
early genius until rpsned into ma,ri,y aud spreaa sc
s on e character OF his couniry-to seal his t,iamph
He II"u'"s' display OF lis attachment
splendid dinner, was given him, at which, Iuo
ru' nioe than three bundled voters sat Gowil and
said they? -
Our respected guest beloved feow.citizen anil able
Pese"I.''e' Henry C!ay-We rejoice ,his $,suu
10 ne cork aud e'nphacay 10 s @pes,
' uHi""''ied confidence in his incoru ptibie int ATTY,
ahn o"rU1?1riifea 0pProtciio o hi conduct iro his
10 ms f"Sf most irPo!al oct, i've.
The sd Congressional Dis,,ict is noyy speak
otS in language not 10 lie n,,u lestoa CT
ted Let Denmgogues lis,enn
h We're the circumstances and after the Presidential
t"h' Which warrant us in saving, (and which
@ vi nt.'ai ny any can"d man,) that lIeny Clay
was pound to vote for John q ADAMS in pre ference to An
cASoH' even admitting that the right of
o;.s upon me representative IN his constitutional
paci'y OF Ftcsientia Elcctor cc ho.rerer 1ge G.ny-
inns position shall be euc lated in our next NJ.
'atS'fon TO If1icoFrun the information transmitted
by correspondent, we learn thai H. f. NJ .hn Re.
with mission for the interior of Africa cu,siSiir ar q
tam C1pperton, of the British Navy Thomas Dixm ~
cure Seon and o'er Gcntemcn arrived at Wn;d,h
= last. ne ftVu
ii'st named landed Whhali. Cant,im !a,p,r,on
wards embarked bna.d the Brazen and Proceeded IN
"tto Novo; While MIR. Dixon after lapse of some Ten
o"yS' proceeI'dto the kingdom OF Dahonly, ia company
WIZ" r. be sousa, through whose influence he succeed
va III passing l'o that Kingdom, where having furnished
sei! WIN every necessary Article for his tedious and az
o"ouS Journey acrcss the Desert, lac set out accouua i
by an INTERPRETER, for ripo. Captain Ciapprton had
C,"Sse ON the NeiiierGaneau side as lIuissa about
fpO ihIlts from Nhidah, having iouslv obtained
mnch information by cove,s.ns freely with HE natives a,
Whiuh. -. y 80 "
EtecLs ef there IS no vice which
e's 10 more equeht dreadful crimes an Improper
iugence III ardent spirits Under partial influence
OF The Intoxicating da gt, MI Samuel Perry a merchant
o! ilerkInrr county, New York, murdered his wife in the
mos shocking n;"ner, y cutbg her throat with pocket
"iie- liiS wlie sustained vi'tots, modest en
chaIacier' and had borne aim FIVE children.
The Pennsylvania Canal Loan of e3GDnOO has Lcc,
obtained FROM the Philadelphia bank and the Formers Ind
Mechanics bank of Philalrp at five uer cent interest
aEd at premium OF ahd 5-3 ger cent o. 81 g21 e,
iof every $500 stock
Young man has offered in he New YORK Fat ats
10 BET 23OO dollars win security is uve az, t lie
WI complete III year, Autnato!i Cess Yaver ccuaI
Ia skill TO the Iurk.
hcGR the tfaG"dian eng 5ed play EIGHT ni.ls la
baltimore, and accordingly made his first aucaya., il,
NIchaid, on Wednesday night week Som. orrnsilio,l
was manifested at FIRST by misses, atcalIs, Sc but n-
G"l'iy was suGn restored, and jhe play WENT on IA.
nest day, however ted to tie n,aa.er ti
nest appearance. aud that serious CONSEQUENCES i,ht he
apFTehendcd: The unwilling To be instrumental
IN disturbing the peace OF the city, immediately closed he
theatre aud took hIs company to Philadelphia.