Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09

me ioito"ing Is from the Trenton american an an
iiuental journal published in Mr. Dickerson,, or,,
state. The people will learn from IL thai Mr. Nil
erSons aoorcd vndicaion has failed Of success ybere
success was most 10 be desired:
mir. Dickerson of the Senate, has .-iyeo -, orl,
nation 10 the inteligcncer of the affair in that body in
winch Mr. Randolph was permitted 10 sneak Will ~
privilege was denied 10 him, and Processes bipsoIf
cd with the course pursued by the Vice presdnt ~
the mean time the principal facts pertaining to the
case, not denied bv Mr. Dickersnn .,J "a =. "
tisied, many OF his fiieeds and Tie 1,5Ic oo , %
They stu consider The conduct of the Vice Presi,
as eXceptonabie, and savoring of partioI;ty A.
D'chersohS dchcacy TO the contrary Notwithstanding -
The erection Of the BUN5ltR Hl1t NIox..,,,.r;
ABOUT To be commenced, and ill be raised ON II, s,.
where that glorious battle was fought The Ain,
menu IS 10 ne an Obe!isk, built Of Qncy Granite oJo
'eet hiS'l-Jo feet IN diameter al the base and e.,
al the suninit-the walls 70 be constituent; IF
courses OF stone, of feet inches in tlicInnss ,
e"Gh block will probably weigh from three TO five toms
mo,o" cone vii! rise from the centre around which
ii,ght OF stairs will ascend to the summit The base
Oh me cone VIII be feet, the apex L. in diameter
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Mr. Jeiersorl's Loiiery.--The scheme or Mr. roeoo,.
!oefy, we are informed is nearly ready 10 he subntrd 90
e pubhc patronage. II will in no inferior nr;zcs
aud will have three large prizes, Whit. N1onTio ~ ~
De the highest Lottery brokers The tickets With
out profit. 3I.-oD5,;, H.;
The Legislature of Louisiana has passed law, that
no person shall, after the first day of June 1926 hrnr
INTO Tie stste any slave slaves OF any dissertation
whatsoever with the intent to sell hire the same nm
er me penalty OF being punished by imprisonment not
exceeding two years, and fined in a not exceeding
one thousand dollars, and shall moreover forfeit sa il
ve OF slaves, one ionrlh 70 the of the nforner
and the balance to the use OF the state
Persons who have bona iRc intentions of becor,ino
Inhabitants of the state allowed to bring with them
saves Tor Their own use bat shall not be permitted TO
SCH or exchange them within the term OF two wears
from the time they brought into the state under the
o Sla COi}
money arising from such sale for the benefit oil the in
former tue balance TO te use of the state.
BoiH dc citizens allowed 10 bring into the state
slaves their use; but If such slave shall be sold
or exchanged within two years, such slave shall be for
ieed, one fourth for the bench: of the inforncr the
balance 20 the use of the State.
[Keatuchy Ga-ette
-eG9-
y PANARA.--Tne editor Of the New YorI, Times
has been faVoured with the perusa of letter from,
an American gentleman in Panama, under da,e
{" the goth December, OF which the following is an ex-
tract:
81 presume the Congress which is about asscnhlinr
here makes some little noise in the United States. and
HAT II VIII do So throughout the world as the repro
seuiatves who have already arrived all men Of the
hrst talent anu ability in tIcr respective countries
Those members who have arrived are AIessrs Pedro
iTu2i and Pando for Peru. Some private conferences
have taken place with regard preliminary arraure.
inenS hut nothing of consequence can tQi:e Mace uni
the members from the other States arrive which,
Will probably be not before April 1t is rumoured that
Bolivar intends visiting This place during the sitting o
Congress--lie is at present in the interior of Upper
Peru ~
A short lime since, 5000 troops passed through here
or CaFthagena, but their ultimate destination uncer-
tam; IS however, supposed 10 assist the Mexicans in
descent on Cuba. fhis division is 10 be followed Inv
two more OF greater Strength that is evident there
is something in the wind but Bolivar is man who pc
morally keeps lis councils. 1t is very exraorI
nary that than two thirds of the troops who pas
scd here, were the prisoners taken Junu and Ava
cucbo."
The ministers Pleuipoentiary of Peru rave on the
Hrs day OF Easter, comnenoration of the battles of
Ayacuch", of the splendid fees ever wines
cd 10 tins country Their L. Z. the Ministers OF Co.
iumhla were present.
SenTio'jai SGrcaams.-On Monday. saws the Alex
andTa Gazette while the bill Tor the relief of Atnasa
S'etson was pending III the senate Mr. Noble of Ind,
ana rose 10 make motion, and had actually common
ecu MS address TO the Chair when the Vice President;
turned ms head asIde and entered into conversation
with one OF the Senator'S MIR. Noble patiently waited
snill tie tee-dtetc ended and then remarked II
NE Cha mas got Through t0. lis private business !
'oW prOcceG.D
Extract Of letter from English house poiteIv HANDED
dated f'''N" '''''
''sl"r Cages, IIH .fpril-You will no doubt have
heard that our President would not accept the treaty of
OonInerce concluded by his Commissioners at Paris
ms circumstance unsettle5 the French trade and
thWaTtS hem considerably in their views. The Consul
appointed by Tie British Government to this country
had not arrived at Port Prince tie 9th inst We
are anxious Tor !'S arrival in the hopes that some ar
ranSe'neht may be made favorable To our trade.
The Government is tTying raise loan in the conn.
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