Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
Fran the Hts'ern Reseros Caronisie.


We command 10 tho notice Of readers a cnncer
te following communication If there any persons
neghooco of the description think they not fail
accept the reward offered by correspondent We can lea
testimony of the rt OF the made by "a C,,izcn OF
iiarofd, that tie situation The township
pleasant aud hcath!; and Vii further add, the iufna
10" OF efsohs at distance who may mink going that
place. ina" The society * good aud HAT whoever
Ter VII! fnd himself located among sober, nus,iinus and
Wc'l mi'fpe e"rs We will not say this the why
hefc are a'v jackson en-,ie reader draw his own
conclusion
.acrsrs Ntpgood & Crorel,- wish 10 make known TO vo
readers, through the medium of your paper that any one of
ihen who has distinguished l,elf prohibiting the cleo ion
OF present chief magistrate and has cn i'm
RECEIVING The expected reward for the sane there yer
mains chance OF his heig accommodated condition of his
removing mh'n'laieiv 10 the of ns!p for
ner having some di lance IRON, the place
OF keep! the post office considered his duty to resign;
which he did audi conjunction with number of his ejoy
eizeu recommended deputy Who for lng time has
een the efficient postmaster suitable person succeed
him Some worthy cise,,s have bren po,e den, ms.
zied I" account for tie delay of the exprctnd
s9t is the petitioners dad certify that gentleman nomua
tod WAS true dcvotee of Genera; Jackson We think the DELAY
Is nj onca accounted for
This places Us in rather unpleasant, dilemma as every
man IN the cin,y of the pos, Office and nearly all
~ lie township have tacco.d;g tile system relr,n rem
dersi enselve ineligible Office under the general govern
meat v'us for john Quincy Adams Unless some thor
ou gong acksonan vii. take pity us and kindly Locate
If AMONGST us we do not see hut Wit h. under the
ce's'y ct doing without postmaster. We feel confident,
however, that some of readers have disappointed in
NOT receiving er expected reward and will he willing
mn TO The trh inconvenience of removing without delay 10
the ccntre of orr township The situation pleasant, auI
healthnl and as no qualifications will he required firm
we hope 10 Inc soon supplied
II C,ttstsl Of Ihsrtfdrd, TituajuA Co. Ohio
Another EnITaR REwARDE1>.-SIr. John II
HbNS has been appointed Inspector of the Customs for
the port of Dover, New HnnipsI.re. This sc he
ieve IS number twenty eli ght-i'roodenle .youna!
The Secretary of the Navy, with the appreciation
or the President. has ordered full silt OF sails to be
made tor the sloop of Peacuck. now fitting for
sea, oil cotton cnnrcss. The experiments which have
been instituted hitherto. support th, opinion thar it is
not at Mi Geierior to tina! made of hemp.
Elegant Pyese't.-'fhe Boston Traveller states
that the enterprisng gentlemen Of the Comb Manu-
featuring company of Clay,ill. bout to transmit
to the lady Of Mr.. Clay beautiful specimen of New
England Ingenuity and taste. 1t is large tortoise
shell comb, most elegantly carved exhibiting repre-
sen'aiicns on the on; side of roses wrcnths OF vines
and flowers, supported by the American Eagle bear
ing the following nscrip ion." FrcSen: ed to Mrs
Henr Clay by the Clayville Coub Manufacturing
Co." Tho inside represents ianciful basket loaded
with flowers and piants-in the front Ollie basket
there Is the following inscription; Manufactured by
William B. Swift, Sept. 5, 1899. This beautiful
present, SAYS the Traveller, will only show tin,
lberayof Tie donors. and their reco nitipn of emil
nent public SERVICES but will evincc the fertile ce-
Mus and inventive fancy ofthc ur,san and fun nsh an
nn,ivalcd specimen of the progress made ty cur
countrymen in this branch of Ike arts