Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30

One obstacle only remains TIL restoration of full
eondenc, on the part Of Georgia. in justice and
ninity OF hs General Covernmcn-on the r.movai of
which, every cause of jealousy burning will In
ceased We alu'e the of the Cherokee
u'e I" portion of our soil But forbear presen,
from dwelling on tins subject: from the disposition lately
manifested Government taken prcper view
OF the matter, and we hope will pursue il favorable
'SSue' Telegraph.
LAW CHALLENGE
Our readers viii remember the in,poan, point If law
raised d'frg the trial of esher, this city, for muer-
The question whether Juror, declaring that he WAS
consGientio"s'Y joining verdict bic, would
take away the life of fellow creature and ,a, he would
find such verdict, sufficient cause r
Inc court of Oyer and Ternine. decided was sufcicn,
cause, and set the juror aside The point was reserved
noa motion for new trial. and fully argued III the Su-
pree Court, before Gibson, Chief Justice Rogers Huston
and Tod, Judges The three latter were for aarmno the
dsc's'on' and it was accordingly afirmcd- Penn. Gas
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Extract MA IsHer TO The Editors Of the american dated
'kEY WEST, Dec Goth 1897
ellis b. Majesty's schooner Nimble, Capt Holland
Boarded the schr. Lapwing Kennedy, of your mort
faom Norfolk for New Orleans off the Doubled Jsj
SHOT Keys on the 18th lust all well. She a, the same
time fred shots at her. Next day she fell in with the
Spanish Gaineaman, the brig Guerrero of I8 unn,
and ninety men, and chased her shore on Carysort
reef, where both vessels struck at o'clock in the
evening. The Guerrero biiged in a moment and loo,
all he masts The cries of fee hundred and s,rta,one
sadues and her large crew. appalling be,ond dos
crption The English schooner being ON shore and
Ia
the escape of large part Of teu The female slaves
were hrst placed on board the wreckinp schooner
morn belonging to Bnnce and Disney of this place
IN number two hundred and fifty two and about 10 Of
the Spanish crew taking forcible possession carried
her to Santa Cruz in the lsaud of Cuba where the
we're landed, and the Thorn permitted TO depa,y She
arrived here on the Gath inst They placed also I46
slaves board the American smack For;d. an,
carried her also by force Santa Cruz and the emac
returned here also cath instant The Rr;tah
schooner succeeded IN securing 1922 slaves- since
dead) and brought them here in the sloop Surprze,
where they are seized by the Collector The arma
nent aud Sails and few packages of dry goods from
the Guerrero will be sold here in few DAYS Tic
Nnh'e lost her false keel and rudder but is perfectly
tight She threw her guns and shot, then foa.ed
off, aud substituting the Guerreros ruddcr for her
own came in here the 24h where she still is set
Ting the claims for salvage, about which there seems
difficulty.
We have American nor Mexican man rs u,,
IN port, nor any property from wrecks which
arc GU lie out of fashion. The English shin Jamas
Mhchei now The American ship FIorda) Captain
Chard, is atioat, and cleared for New Oreans 70 col
in few days. She has cost her purchasers. p. g
Greene Co. about $1,000, and is WORTH with al, her
disadvantages OF papers, about 600. She wiIlye
require expenditure of bout one thousand doIIars
TO reft and repair her completely
Key West still continues hea ithy but we are dull &C
idleness can make us. shall address yon whenever
we have any thing that is worth writing you.
%Foyoae slaves missing; some or all of them were
dtowned
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FROM SPAIN WA HAYANA)
CHARLEsToN, January 22.Bc the arrival of the bri,
Philadelphia Capt Hail. il days from Havana, we ha We
received files Of tue "No;cioso &c. to the 18th
The Spanish hermaphrode brig Havana Packet No. l. =
Capt Don Miguel Anssse IN So days from Coruna, via the
Canaes, and last from Porto Rico, at Havana ON
the 9, inst The captain the bearer Official cores
p"ndence from the Peninsula Government TO the defendant
81 Cuba BY this arrival the late foreign news, the ba,
Of Navarino, &c have reached the and.-The intelli
gence from Spain is brief oicia il is TO the 9th M
yembereu days later las, advices. Accoranp ]
Sac Spanish Secretary Of State, great tranquility reqns
,hs3G shoni FerdinaHI's government.
--ees-
The Postmaster Of Pladelphia his received Iete,
from the Postmaster at New Orleans stating that the
mails from the Philadelphia Post Office of the a, and
20th o Noy en5er, were burnt with the mail boat Col
im5ia. o
Support IF Co1r,"ts.--At CharIcs,own (aIassl tho .
nnua expense Of supporting each convict in the
'rjson in S3i IS. At Concord, y. II. il is seA o. p
II Auburn, \ Y. il IS so 2s. The results are Oh v
anai By dividing te annual expenses by the p,oba, /,
'Fconsic.; not including the interest The cost of The
'udiDg, &c.
Ertrat Of teHe1' da{ea .1iceandria, Iov Der ,0n
1877.
DE- iiopson shot dead at his door YESTERDAY u
morning, by young man, Mr. Sau, who formerly NJ
'oiked 10 tie printing Office of Mr.. Pew. Tie affair was,
c'ed as the said TO be horrible ou,raoe
rs aud unJGsuHabIe. The circumstance happened al
o9ut an account Of seven dollars for which the If
IAN dUnncd the doctor The doctor called him q r,n 70
- or something Of the Kind the young man has ALWAYS
stOTe been mild, aud considered inoheusiyen :,
The invention Of L;gtocynphic rrjn,;o, hoe en- hi,
ated The art OF forgery in London that the bankers
e constantly IN danger oftalspg spurious Bills OF Ex b
range PERSONS signature has recently been sol :
tactly copied, that the writer did not know which os U"
Q two was The genuine bill. sins