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f -’5<H: uru l. i m ijw mm a. -*** i LON STITT riONALWT. .HI HU ST.'I • Jtf'.il i vY. i)W ’K vlttfi.-i 9. 1881. I VVE .;iv.* a place’o •'Jsstke " imc.vh4 the mis •urutite ot our if; ip l if 1! 1 tie Chronicle, and the con ; * pient but I iitporaiy nrcguhtnly of the public.; ■ Vj,i dr. imy l!»v.* deprived “Jm toe” ot 1 ' ‘lie iium'l Ijj l sun.--.1 to ; fivey urn vi ;w. ■ o tile |j' .‘•ablii ;iii l\j ciu -■we d i not chouse to incut the f [ -eiiut'-': ot keeping a close pros, -open to be sure ’o our tncii'ls, 1m slot and s.*al«td to our oppuiie.i’.*. , o Some objections, oowever, occur lu ns w.iteii «e uu n i. iu.si.uto to u.a.e. Ift A eterence is made by “ Juttice” to certain oer- '1 t ti, i.. jl ii ic ers, WUtoii we are told arc m ilic" C.nmiiole i.JlUcii— but lull copies ol which do tut a xompany die Com n.imcaoiu nl Juki ice as they . •enauny should have done. We object too, to the lau i\. .b ut the hour at winch Justice assails Judge \ Cti»r»s. Wuy lias ho slumbered over the bust* j n so long; - why not weeks ago have coino out a ] ■sihi Ins biaiemeii. when Judge Olay ton might have d an oppmiiiiiii y of ileloiiding liiiuaedt * Now, every lieuy knows ilia l the Jmlge cannot aay a word in re- • ply until several days atier die ci -coon shall have p passed VVe ask the people it they approve ot such a h com.se as tins, towards a time worn ana laitirlul acr- S v.ial- one 100 who w*» covered with praise a tew week . since, by the Clark gen lenten,who stipp tried him most warmly against Mr. Dougherty ? It Judge j Clayton bo inconsistent, are not tlie Clark party in- ( consistent also—do they not note revile him whose p name hut a little month ago they rolled as a sweet , morsel under their tongue ! j rhere arc always two sides to every story, and v "hear the other purl’ 1 is one of the soundest maxims t of morality and law. Why when Justice gives his ac f count of the affair, does he not tell us what Judge Clayton says about i> i —he evidently knows; for he I: informs us that the Judge hos Written explanatory * fellers, and he has hem in possession of one oj them from which he copies but a single sentence, lt d the letter end then 7 and if not, why was not the whole f letter given to the public ? j Rot there is a view of this mailer which must forcibly strike all who consider it. Is it nut a mere ly private matter with which the people have noth ing to do—because private disagreements are best & settled between the parties themselves 5 And again, it will he remembered that Judge Clayton is not a ] self nominated candidate, lie i» the selected of his < /m/i parly for services already done, and for other valuable services expected to be performed by him ( hereafter in Congress Wi hope all the antici- ] padons of our Caucus friends' will b« fully re alized ! In what w* have said wo most not be supposed advocates of tergiversation and Inconsistency. II we take the statement of "Justice” for granted -«•« <• bearing judge Clayton’s gtn.y -his explanations perath enlure his just if eat ion • then, , we freely admit, the Judge was wrong— but we deny that he is guihy of apubhe error, or a moral error of such magnitude as to over weigh years of patriotic fideli ty to the ben interests of his country and his parly. I'liere ate specks upon die sun, but we should he held undaout and mad were we on that account, to t. deny light and glory to that great luminary. We do consider it well for the Judge that no greater sin f s» attempted to be cast at his door—and in this changing world and these changing times--consis tency lot it be remembered, is sometimes a virtue more of theory than practice. j We conclude hy objecting to the mode of elec ( tioneoring so common amongst us, and the princi pie of which is— destruction io the opposing Vandi- 1 date. There is now a days no generous rivalry for office—but honors must be won by stepping over! a prostrate antagonist. There is now no race in w hich justice is done alike to him who w ins the goal and him who lags behind-but the fortunes of the successful must be planted owr the ruins of the unsuccessful candidate —or the victory is incomplete and has no charms. For our own part, we will not be governed by principles so unwise and unjust when we advocate the election of a candidate to office it is because we believe him well qualified—l we will not attempt to pull down the reputation of his opponent and foist upon the broken fragments the pretensions of our friend -bu t we would place judge C’s claims full in the public gaze upon their only proper basis—Me merits of the individual rrjp We have just as our paper is going to press, sec t a letter from Judge Cut ro* to a gentleman m this eitv— which puts his several conversations in a very different guise from that in which they are placed by Justice ; hut we have not time to pub lish now—perhaps in a Handbill hereafter. We have had very severe weather for some days oast—first clear and cold, and then rain and sleet byway of change. We have been presented with a Tam, grown in the garden of Wm- Jackson, Esq. of this city. The seed was deposited by Mr. J. in May last, and from two hilts he obtained 16 lbs. of substantial roots, j \y c wonder the cultivation of this line vegetable has not been before attempted. Mors CmmhrftUt— The Philadelphia papers tells; ns of a new counterfeit upon the twenty dollar notes i of tlie United States Hank in that ciiy. “ They are of the old plate, having lor a vignette a distant view* of a stop under sail, and one dismasted, between, avhich are two females, one having a wreath in her! left hand Fhe engraving is very indifferently exe 1 euted, and the impression much lighter than those of the g.-nuine notes. They can he detected by ob tervmg m the signature of the Cashier, VV MMI vame, the three first letters, (VV. M 1 ) are joined together; in the counterfeitthere is a space between the VV. M. and the I. Tne new plate of the twenty dollar notes, now in wcuUiuiT, has an eagl* for a vignetted' The Managers of the New-York i’tate Lotteries, iff* Sfi | to have (iispouM of’iirlciHs beyond urn* ) which (hoy a are limned by law. Fhe timid Jury! rive m ole a presentment mi the subject. ‘ Mvnum-nfs on f) Hnbitrg. —Th ;re are no less three public mmui items in prur •• is of ore lion i i the metropolis of Sco’laud. tin- to l) t pil 1 Stew ll ‘h ~!|u to Robert Hums, and one to King George ■ i ■ -t h Forth’S list monument Gltanlrey is in 1 "pply a bro /.■' figure of dimensions. \ nonument to the l-iai-1 of Hope!.mm is also to he ereoted in hidinhuigh. I’l jr- Scotch are a pairio'.ie tore, and th ilia’ll they' may snineiimes neglect gen I io ~ they never forget to do honor to iheir iHnsirnms I f ,; -td. jy j" jtfgf, ,ddii. j Effce's of imprisonment for neb!. —John Q Sowk- • it VVe ;tp .cl who for some weeks pa t has been annfined in the jail in New Bedford, on an action : for <lf l>t, and subsequently for subbing Mr. Heed h" j ill k'-'-per, Committed suicide on Monday fore-1 boon by hanging, He wist nind Oel ween the hours of 11 an 1 1J o’clock, suspended by the neck from one ot die bars of his cell and entirely lifeless. | Huston Com. (Hat. T libs' 1 of Pinie ■. — People often waste time because they do no’ know how to save it, or how to use it she (lay and die year are of the same length to us ill i but lo look at what some contrive to do in a day or a year, one would think they had mure time allowed to them than other people have, or that they knowhow to live Without sleep. The secret is, that they never waste any lime, they do not. pasi half an hour in doing nothing, necause half an. hour is not an hour; anil a lew half hours put to gether almost makes a day. " < 1 Tlie American Academy of 'he Fine Arts have received, from the munificence id John JaC' b As'nr, Ksq. a very valuable addi ion ♦ b their collector! of Sculpture ; two mar ble heads from the chisel of fj inavn, p tr« traits of the Emperor N ip lean and the Em press Josephine Fiiese exquisite heals were given bv Napoleon to the Count Ke» flier de S'. Jean d’Angley, and (ntm him came into the possession of Mr, A'Cr. They are placed in the room now occupied by the exhibition f Col. I'rumbul ’< P.mt-j tugs, (the fu'ure council room and nbiary of the Academy,] on each side of the Cabi net which contain* she magnificent present made lo the Academy by Napoleon him self. J LOTTERY INTEL!, I (FENCE The following are the drawn numbers of the Vir~ ginia Slate Lottery, for the b on fi of the Petersburg Mechanic Association -Extra Glass No. 5 14 4,i, 43. 56 64, 9 47, 18 34. Delaware and North-Carolina Consolidated Lottery, Class, No 24. 47. 56 I. 16, 45. 30 14 31 33 48. 1 Virginia Stale Lottery, for the benefit of the Pe tersburg Benevolent Mechanic Association, Class, No. 6. 48 38, 25. 11 9 5 10 29 6 N. York Consolidated Lottery, Extra Class, No. ’4. 47 37. 30. 29 3j, 40 46 11. « ■ - I . <•*.» ■»-->. I .1 ■■■» Ml im»— mammm y | CCT A Regular Meeting of So r.ial IjMilge, No. 3, will be held at the Masonic Hall, THIS EVENING, at 7 O’clock, at which lime an! election for officers will take place. Members are requested to come forward to pav their dues. DANIELS. ROMAN. Secretary Social Lodge, No- 3. December 0 It ~fT)K SAW \NAII j '|HIR JOHN UkVIO MONGIN, Capt. Cwanr , S. wll leave for Savannah. To-llorrow Morn j ing, a nine o'clock. For Freight or Pasaag. apply to A. MacKonzi t & Coo. Agents. December 9 It mvut v«\ \>, > v> n • Met chants' and Planters' Bank f i Acow ta Drcentbcr 7, 1831. ••|*nK Board »f Dirfctnri' h V g declared a (L D'v dend ol five p»'r cent, out ol the profi of th* last nix m ’if ha. the same is payeb e to tin Stock Holders on them ordp*. Holm F. Lloyd, CasJir. December 9 2l 50 •iV\vgv\siiv ice V3vm\\>AU\. A 1)1 VIOENt) ol 10 per c mt has been d.dared , on (h* ant otnl ol Stock in the above Com pany, or g‘2 50 cent* on each Share on which ihr 1 jfiral inslalnt mt has been actually paid in, and th.- | same w ill be paid to the Stockholders on applica non to J 8. BERKS, Sccre‘a>y to the Board of Managers. No 241 -a ah-Sthkkt nr?* k few Shares o' lit b ve. Stuck, remsi' ! unauhtcribed for and may be taken on the t rigi . nut !• nn» if amdied (or early as above. Dec -raber 9 SO MJITOE. V MEETING of tits At gu-la Fire Company wilt b- ield at the Cl hj Hotel, FO-MOtt | HOW EVENING, at 7 ’c> -ck Jonps* Secretary. , Orrrnrlirr 9 l! ij (tf* We are .authorized to an jnounce Gam F. I’ahish, a Cand date for tlie ap t pointment of Coroner, tor the county ot Richmond, at the ensuing Election. December 6 td <l9 ; QT We are authorized to an -1 nmmee JOHN C, GRIFFIN, a Candidate tor C ro , nor for Richmond county, at the ensuing Election. November J 8 <4 J-i i RICH LOTTERY. '! 2rs,reo Dolls. UNION CANAL : iAyVTEIiX, C!:>‘s Nn. 24. Dniwhp rxtin.' d n Ta-M trrtw NitrJjf. GO Nuntbt r Littery 10 Drawn Ballots SCHEME. 1 Pr iz“ of SO 000 l< il-ir? 1 do of 20 000 I) >fiar-s. ! do of 10 000 D0113.’<4. 1 do of 4 I 0 I) lliir*. 12 do nf' 1000 Dollars. 10 do of 500 Dd'tiis. 20 do «.f 50' I) .liars. 7 4 do of iSO I) li-irs. 30 do of GO IJ > ! irs. •100 do of 50 1) liars. 100 do (if 40 I) dl»r<*. 200 do of 30 1) dlars. 1800 do of 20 Dollars. 12 250 Jo of 10 Dollars I'irko fclO Halves So Qo.rtvrs #2 50. tCT” Prompt attention paid to orders at FmAvuvatc UIWce, No. 241, Ba■>\o*S rtikK. t . *„* Address W. p Bkeus. December y 1 1 /drawing exp'ded To-Morrow Sight. UNION CANAL LOT TERT, Class No. 24. for 1831. 60 Number Lot cry- 10 Dr.,wu Ballots SCHEME, 1 P ize of 30,000 D dlars, 1 do of 20,000 D Hat*. 1 do of 10 OttAft ■■lira I do of 3!VP II irs: 12 do of 1 lar*. 10 do of 500 I) liars. 20 do of 30u Dollars. 74 do of 150 t> dlars, 50 do of 60 D liars., &e, &c. ifx. &cc &c. Ticket* RIO, Halves 255. Q tarlers $2 50. Order* pr mp.ly attended to, and |L7“ Scheme* at large tolMHeen at COS A A SB’S Lucky Lottery ami Exchange office, corner of Uroad and Jackson streets. December 9 It Whi* key and Hice e Landing fr m Lamar's Boats. . IV) lUu\a. L*VviTa° &®9' WfclaKEY 10 Tierces NE" Kum 3500 Lite, of BACON, all Midlmgi. 41180, 10 B reel* New rk CIDER, 10 Do, F-esh BEER (Fidler’e and Taj lot’s ) M. NELSON. December 9 2 50 (tJ° The Subscriber h;w opened ■a LAW OFFIt K. the door below the house recent* ly occupied by him—on Ellis street. He continues Ito Practice indie Courts of Richmond, Columbia, Scrivtn tr. Darke, and in the Federal Circuit Courts and would be willing to obey Professional calls elsewhere. ROBERT RAYMOND REID. (£/■ The Chronicle and Ceurier will give the s bove two insertions. November 18 fit 4a ~N OTIOK. IN conformity to a Proc.snmion of the Gover nor, an E'ection will be held MONDAY the 12th day of December next, at the d ff ren' pla ■es for holding Elections, in the county of Rich, mond. for a Representative to Congress, to fill he vacancy occasioned by the resignation of the Honorable \Vn,<um Lcmpsii. Valentine Walker, J. i. c. u. c. Absalom Rhodes, J. i. c. r. c. Holland McTyrc, j. i. c. p.. g. November 18 8t 44 LAW NO'TICK. fit undersigned have formed » Copartnership A in. the Practice of the LAW, under the firm and style of lenkiks & Tea .m. ’1 he Office will I lie a.ways open in Augusta, and they will Practice jin all the roomie* of the Middle. District, Charles J. Jenkins, IMiilip H. Echols. November 29 47 AV UU A I A UVV%VV).NAUIiI. I SHE PRINTING OFFICE of the Acopsta , ano!>iici.s is si mated for the present, m the (trick Bu nding *t the corner of Jackson k Ellis Stree a, immediately in the rear of the (it it Horn Advents me,hr left there, or at the ! Globe Hotel, or Post Office, will be punctually 'attended to. The paper will be published on I Saturday morning next, and it possible, r gular- L thereatter. neremh , *s 5 2t 49 WaiUcA to Hire, II Y the month or yi a - , a good Cook Washer I and Irone-, of good character, fi r which liber* td wages will be g vcn.— Ki quire at thi- t'fflce. Decemb -r 6 it 49 jNotice. i ITtOUR month* after date, application will bt S' made to the Ifiur.rsble the Justices of th< Inferior Court of Jen'.rson county, when sitting o r Ordinary purposes, lor leave to sell the rea • Estate of Folia d berry hill, deceased. Thomas street, Adm'r. May *> 1331 ImArtn 9$ : aDVo£ft!l'Dll» 1 I Alov.ut Zion institution. i T/fE .VI.XI' SESStr.Y } rTkF this Semin ;' will comme cz on ihe fir- i V * Moiiihiv. being U:t, 2nd d»r ol January. l«J< | under tin superintendcnee of Rev C P- lUmav j This school It*" long been before Cut puttlic, a: d j has recriv.! 1 it fit «hr.?ts of .'3 t.a onag• • While ins Fruiters * utld .■ 1 : i.:: .'■ ;tf o: o.t Si c re tlniikr for the large pcrt>«*: • punhc cor. ; t”; S-tree it has « j >y *■ .1. .'try » m’,J Hgnin offer i j to til pur mage oi their ietlow-.-ilizons its t. j jtiourci ot useful learning and son J morality Joseph Wry an, Sec’ry. O'/" I'ltc U r ril :i , .lidcdg-vide, the Couaiitu i nttisf, .\u;us"), and the Georgian. Savannah wid p| .ate 1 1 publish the above w;ekl.y * weeks, j,i id t i ria-d tlietr see juii sto the fiocrelary. Nnvenih f 2‘2 4 r 4/ A V. imUvtaVg»\feA H\S interesiel Sir WTtxiata P. Mbhbim.m to (i s buiine i i h iCT >U iOE £/ C’D.lf JilJ sV/ KV TItJt.VSAC CIONS— he rctur.ia hi t <i d sult i to his friends anrt cip’omers for (he support heretofore received, and aolicits a continuanfte to the new firm. Hi ¥\re iuuV WatftY VcoolL r wid be in readiness to at. re Cotton and Uerchan it ze at an early daw and in as secure and couve i nienl a lacation an tny in the city. c From the interest the concern have in the navi gation of the place, they proffer to receive and forward Cottons from the interior free of Commit ■ uiop, and nothing mime ihan the money ac ually (laid out will b' charged on Cottons going to Sa vannah nr Charleston, by Unats consigned to them. Advances wilt b ; ma le on the shipments of Cotton to their friends in either of the »b ve place*. A. Mackenzie. Augusta 25’h Oct 1831 6 t 37 Tiff BUB*iOIIIHLIL Has for the better acc mmudulion ot his Cus tnmers t»ke.h the Store adjoining his old aland and converted them both into one. He intend* in lu'ure to keep u ■ , Large and more extensive TBAai asniTH m. He b.'W hecixvixs GOODS Suitable for this, and the approaching Season, li which will be add;d almost weekly supplies. (Or Fown and country rat renanta will as for- j meny be accommodated at a small advance. J. P. SETZE. Rep’embrr 9 tl f ENT LU.T AIN JSVLNT. : The Subscriber HtVlNGtak.i, heTSVBRN formerly occu pied by M k F. Wm*i»a, deceased, at Aj> , f ling, Columbia county, in. will be able to Kn* f ’(tertain Travellers stud Boarders by the first of the cowing December. Considerable repairs and ad . Wh(ions are in contemplation, which v ill render the buildings moru commodious and comfortabli , than they tornierly were ; and .hose, who may fa vour him with a call, may rely on his best exe<* lions to niitk3 their situation* pleasant,—lie soli cits a share of th« public patronage. James Fleming. N *rn»b*r2l. i&M zt 4b \ —— -- - - - - i - ■ i TV) HLF.NT, M Several convenient STOKES t and DWELLINGS. -i i 1 Several OF FILES k the Fire- - • Proof S FORES now rented to Mr. McKecn and 9 Messrs. Hand 3t Barton, adjoining the Ware Houa« \ , 'of Messrs. Holcombe b Campfield -—Possession given on the first of October nest. Amr to i N H. Ihe House near the Planters’ Motel, oc copied the last year by Mr. Hobday, is now offer ed for Rent. ' i E. F. Campbell. August |6 ttiLY 1 f |3llE Subscriber acquaints the public that ht Ji has engaged T. S. HOOD, Spoon Maker and that he can now have Snoons, Ladles and ' Sugar Tongs, made to order, oi fine Silver. Work in the above line will be faithfully done and on . reasonable terms. Persona having old broken ' Silver Spoons, or other old Silver articles, can have them made into new Spoons, at No. 147 Broad Street, August*. John Buimarin. (£7 Old Silver taken in exchange for new 1 Spoons, 1 Msv 10 S 3 ' HUBERT FIiAZEK ’ AND t ; WILLIAM NELSON, 2 Fashlonab't Hair Dretiert end Barbcn, RE l URN thcr sincere .hanks to their friend in general, for the patronage they have here tofo/e received, and still solicit s coi tinuance c the same, by assuring their customers they wi sprr: no pains to give general satisfaction in then line 1 heir shop is on M Intosh street, opposite i to where they lately resided. Oc. b’r 34 34 WaaViiagtoiv iieotgia. ; kubacriher, respccliuLy tnfoims the pub= 1 JL lie, t at he will c mtinue in the EA.GLI 11 TAVERN, which has be n tccupied by him thi ’ yesr *s » bnsrding-houte, and will open it b> or tefore the first day of January neat, as a houa, , ot Public Entertainment, and will be thankful lot a share of public pa ronage.— His Tathe shall b furnished with the best and grestest variety, th , country wtl! afford; his beds will be entire ly new , ami bis Bar supplied with the choicest Liquor , a d his Stable* with the best of Provirder, at tended by snentive Ostlers- ard all poisible ex- : ■ jeriiont. used to render comforlsble, all ihtise whi may pi. me to call on him. His rates shall be m i 'dercte, but to test the above, Genilemer, 8i Ladiet i iare invited to call and see. Gentlemen witbirg bosrd by the mmth or yesr, may be accommods j ted here at low prices, as also—children that wisi to go to school, Thomas W. Shivers, 1 December 6 4t c 9 1 .J&JL •Ml Sg&B mmi ifijs>gfe»i, ts &itrtton SaSc»« lIY C. PHILLIES- Th\a I'ay, at c\e\ci\ o’clock, iffjf - IfffSh. 8 (HI 9 Sufiacs fcli ? "r^, 1 * s 'P e P rm ' e old Holland • i u c s iimp Rice 4 I'Hn eiH I'ap-ging Twine (3 strands'. 1U Kh-■ lla'- m re Lard 10 h- x-j Window G’sss -6 Oases Shoes asmri- d fi Sens 10 n‘u AiKhroravShoVels and Tongs, >• Eight-dav i irne Tn c. s (bi-Sss wlieels> 91 I*< z n Khz-c 5 raps—assorted 216 M heel I’nn * 1 si-n. no rT h An. Terms at Safe , Ttus at\mVf 'js.aat 2> o’clock pvacis^l^, At the it side tic v of 1 r joreph i;, Ev in Wash* ingttin stre-M, and n ar y oppoiite ib- reaideaCe ol P. H. Muntz K-q WILL BE SOU} VI ilhout the leastreserve all the and KilcVn FURNITURE. Terms Cash. December 6 j( LOT TO iVe lEASEd'vT ilunrUmi,. On TUESDAY IS/-/ inst at 12 o'clock, mill bo b ased, hi the highest bidder, for Jive years from the first oj January ne.vt, * ,lc vacai.t LU 1\ n xt beiow r " r " n ’ s ,ir 'c»» range containn g4l i<*ei (mil 02 r-ad S reel, and extending b.>k to.fi ha Street. TJiBMb AT i.ALS, C. Phillips, Dccemhrr 9 $0 m»ti; e. ALL these i' debit d '-o ihe Subscriber are re q r ested to call ai d seille. the same immedi ately—and those having demands will,please pre sent them for adjustment. *-■■ Wm. Kibhe. *** Wanted to Hire, a smart ne~ gro boy from 12 to 15 years ol age, W K. Oeeemher 9 3t 50 Administratrix Gal Will be sold 01. I hur,,.;*. the 19 n d. nett', ai the late residence m Mich -d ler, deceasi d, all the perishable pro; ftij i iongi> gt o his estate, cor-Mino - Horses, Hogs, futile Oxen Uo.jpeh .jj , r j cit n Furmt' fti, ft *nd Plantation JTonl«f, and sun.'ry olh too tedious to mention —Sale to continue In m day to day t.ll all » sold. . Terras made k wn on (he day of sale. Lucy Miller, Adm'rx. Tleremhee 5 t 50 Administratrix hale. Will be sold on Thursday the 19th -lay of Janusry next, at the late residence ot Richard W. Miller, deceased, ail the perishable property of the estate of Sarah Co- yers, deceased, consisting of«-» Horses and oth. r articles too ts. dious to mention. Sale to co .ii. ue ! rnm day te day till alt is disposed of, Xtrms made known or the day of sJe. Tucy Miller, Jhlm’rx* tie bonii non with the wi i annexed. December 5 ,«r JN otice. Will be sold at the Court Mouse door, in Burke county, between the lawful b u s o sale, on the first Tuesday in fiebruaiy next, the lulluwinc- Wegrorg vij. ” Adam, Flora, Hannah, Diana,- Kliick, J 1 m, Mary, Bony, Robert. Kenney, Mil 11am, Henry, Jackson, H ben, Md». Jack, Bafy and her Infant Child Tone, Alien, D.nic! Mat thew, William, Harriet, Amv Vhe and Char ep 0 levi-donb, virtue of p morg g'e fi aa. Guerard G. Polhill. vs. James Pollml property pointed ou in said m»ing>-ge«, T. B. Moore, Sh’f b; c. Tlecrmhor C IK.il T 50 Sheriff’s Sak*.— Bout jo tied. ~ Will be sold on the firs' r u , sdsy n Jsnusrv nest, at the Market Houre in the city of Au* gusta, between the legal hours o' sale One rirpa woman named Reiner, evied on «s the proper,y oi John M die s ; to ag :isfy a fi fa, Edwsrd K;cii vs. said Willcoa, Terms as u u«i. Kdimind R. Glascock, Sheriff' Richmond County. DecembT 9 1831 t 5u ~sHar®Sg" 8® BOXES mperior CHEESE, 5( Boxes Pine Apple do 20 C»sks Gnshen (th-'es-, 16 Boxes iriboes, Boots & Brogans, asforied suitable lor hi seasoo. A lot of Hemp Bagging and Bag. g.ng Twn e. A FRESH ASSORTMENT OF Pope*Hanging Sf JUal ItKCEIVEI) ON CONSIGN '.iENP m 4nd for sale a tfi? lewett p>ices by Alex ’r. Bo an. November U 3; -td