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FROM THE NATIONAL -SGIS. Small homes preferable to large ones. — The practice which Farmers have unadvised ly fallen into of late, in building too large houses, besides impoverishing them, is at variance with correct taste.—To sit down and count the cost of construction is enjoin ed by Scripture and the dictate of prudence. There is nothing connected with a farm, considered either as an object of taste or e- 1 conomy, that is more pleasing or delightful than a small house. We would not be un derstood by this that it should bo contracted in its dimensions. The practice now is to erect buildings of an extent much beyond what the slender means they possess will justify. The wish to be thought of more importance than we really are, and the no tion that this importance will be estimated from the spacious mansions in which we may reside, is too prevalent among every das of society ; but in no one is the consequence more prejudicial, or its influence more deep J.V l®lt, than in the agricultural community. There are few dwelling houses in the coun try two stories in height; which do not con tain at least two rooms, that seldom, if ever, are appropriated to any other use than the solemnisation id a marriage or the obsequies ol the dead. The expense incurred in the construction of this useful appendage, and the subsequent increase in providing furni ture are considerations which seem to be improperly weighed, Socrates once obser ved on being found in a building of the di- which we would recommend, that with g mil friends, his chance for enjoymen t and happiness was greater under such cir cumstances, than it any wise could be with out them in a house however large and spa cious; intimating thereby that the small ex pense he ha.l incurred in providing him a shelter, the better enabled him to treat with acceptable hospitality, a numerous and in teresting circle of instructive and devoted companions. Could the wise example of Socrates have been followed by many jvim have built too large, instead ot now finding them in dwel lings so disproportionate to the number of taeir family, as well as the amount of their property, without paint, without shade-trees, with the windows broken, and hats and raws, those unfailing signals of misery and wretch edness, in their place, we should have seen them encircled by many sincere friends, with a competency of his world’s goods to snake life comfortable, imparting joy and .content to a virtuous and happy family. At thu JcflVrson B.kths. on the 6th instant, .Inn Slerrelt , the daughter ot I'oL L, Gamble, aged four months -and one day. '* Ew sin could blight or sorrow fade, Death came with friendly care, . .The opening bud to Heaven convoyed And bade it blossom there !** Daneuvg School. MU, HOLJIKSNIL respectfully informs the I .shies and Gentlemen of Augusta and its vicinity, that his Dancing School wiU commence ai srmn i.es ha will have a sufiiuicot number o' Sc.tolars. •1U '.subscript 1..0 list is opened for those wh wish to putrivnz i him; and parents and guardians' woo wish t) (five pr vale lest on* to their ch 1 Iren, Mr. C. w:ii attend wb'i picas. ire at their house, «, any place of thei-choice. t he price ot I olom is to he paid on entrance, and i-irtli.Tex ihmation wd’ be seen on the ue bcripth.n list, for night and dav school, °t o'-ct 21 4, 34 ~ ~ *>i olittc in V3reAl + ots. YOU are hereby notified, that 1 shall appear h'Unre toe li.inorahie the Liter! n* Coon to , b. In hi in die county of Uichmm.d on the silr Monday of Dicembur next—to take the benefi . ot 'he 4 \p. or' 'be tie iora Assembly of the State ’ ,ot H.* ugia, “ ei.i.ded an aci tuc the :-lief of d-b ; .tors.” Robert Tones. 'Ocl ’her '\ 24 i A 0 i IDE. m IK Cop.rtnersh.p of D. l-arnsn & Co. wa> ' . (iii-oive4 ny ?TD»u;il .-int ou O.e I*l ci:.\ ' ot July lisr Tiie business of* slv concern will 1 be closed by Palish, Coast no & Co. to whom a. ' iiulubiciJ arc ivqu * rnnlc? n ynient. Danii l Parish, Jasper Corning, Parish, Holbrook & Co . Charleston, Ot. 18 lw2m 34 COPAIiI'A E lijHiip. rfl'tiih Subscribers have formed a Copartner B- ship under the firm of PAItISH, COIL'. IMG f. CO. and Will transact busintsi at the old si amt o I). I 1 ah ion St Co. where they have now open 300 Packages Staple and Fancy . D iiif (a©i©a)s a i \ Comprising a c implote assortment, wliich wil be sold on favorable Daniel Parish, Jasper Corning, Joseph Rernoclian, Thomas Parish. Charleston. Oc’. 18 lw2m 34 T* EORGIA FES ClliTthS ] YOU are hereby oidered to attend a meeting of the Company on SATURI>.»Y next, a 7 o’clock, P. M. for the purpose of electing a Captain, and fi ling other vacancies. By order, H. Kly, Sec'ry. o -irs-n m 2 n Situation VY anlt \, B' joting in in in a Counting Hoorn, when hu time can be devoted exclusively to t.h iiiiks. Satiifaciorv references w. 1 he g,v-t. He would take charge of a let of Hooks on P<*i net l s plan if required. A line addressed to C r . and left at this Office, will meet with attention October 14 32 A'ssipaDiC Bj A. VUJGtJ, TO-MOH H OIV, Saturday 2id inst. at 10 o'clock , without reserve, A •' 'he Store formerly nrcitjied by J VV. fL Whit a ck, near VI-mars. K ’ Vlal-we & Co’s Warehouse. The remaining STOCIv ot said Store, consisting of a fiKSKRiL ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES, Terms made known at Sale. October 21 it 34 ZisimFassi AND COM MISSION* SCO HE, No. 325, BROAD-STREET. IvilE Subscriber co.i'i .ir:* to trsisact the AUC . TIOV and COMMISSION BUSINESS. And will in ike liberal advances o.i Cons gnutenl , A. Hugg. October 21 34 ' NEW CLOTHING. 3- jp- siiaaia* IS OPENING A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING, It hich it made up in a work man-like manner, and of the best matei iuls : Bi ce and Black superfine Dress Coats, !>o. do. 2d finality. Blue, Claret, Olive and Parson’s gray mixed Frock Coats, Blue and Drab Box Coals, Coatees of different qualities, Youths’ bine and black Coats, Caasimere and Cloth Pantaloons, of almost any colour and prices, Sattine'.t, Corderoy & prime-bang up do. Bine and black cloth Vests, French, India & English silk Vests, S ik Velvet - - - do. Great variety of Fancy do. * Linen, Cotton, Frilled and Plain Shirts, (some very fine,) Knitted, Cotton and Worsted Drawers, Worsted a id Lamb’s wool knitted Shirts, F:ne flimiel Shirts and Drawers, Ladie>’ Cloaks, Tartan and Gamble! do. Fearnought great Coats, Silk Umoreltas, Boys’ ami Mens seat-skin Caps, Gentlemen and Youth’s Hats, Hosiery, Gloves, &c. ALSO. House servants Coatees and Pantaloons, Negro ,1 tickets and Trowsers, ClieckV. strip’d, and coa-.;e linen Shir’s, Guersney Frocks, Hed flannel Shirts. THE JliiOVE GOODS Will he disposed of wholesale and retail, a' New-York pricei. No, 23 i. nnoAit-sTitEET, Three doois above the Post Office. October 21 34 JAMES M' BO WALL, Has removed to ihc corner Store, in M Ko.vzie Ik Hen lock’s Br ck Building, f Corner of Broad and Campbell's St. eel, J Will.UK HE IS !.OW KECEiVIN If, — dir. extensive and -well assorted supply of— FALL AND WINTER (SDDIDSa AMIINO WHICH AUK— IONDON Duff! t and Hose Blankets. II d A white, and green Flannels, white Plains and heavy C.Ksinetls, for in gro cioming, super blue black and imx irs Cloths and Cassirneres, black uud blue mixture Satineits. Carolina and Scotch Plaids, blue Catublets, Hosiery assorted, plain and figured Bombaz.its, Prints assorted. Linens and Lawns, bird eye and Prussia Diapers, 4 4 and 6 4 Cambrics assorted, pish, and figured book a d Sw ss Muslins, Jaconet and Vhiil do. r;c figured black and colored Silks, su.ter black If. hat) Lustring and Levenline Silks, green h>. rence do Canton n*id Nankeen Crapes, figured robe Dees es, Buege lor Ladies Dross's, (hand some patterns,) IVruv-ttti Dresses, Gauze Hai d xercltiefs and scarfs, Scarlet, black Merino and Cassimere Shawls, black Bombaz ens Ladr s I aiid lieiitlHmens (.1 .v«s. Linen Cambrics and Linen Cambric Handkercniefs, ibread and 800. inelt Laces, Bnbinetl Veils and Tippets, Clark’s I spool Co ton. Domestic Goods Assorted, dfc. tfc. ALU MAILT EXPECT T) RECEIVE, Large I nrtr.ise Shell, Ttick ami side Combs, mock Shell do. Looking ClaEoci as.urled, silk Um'irallas and P -.rasols, &c. ike , Which are offered at low prices, wholesale or retail for CASH or approved Paper. | October 21 4t p 34 MILS. V> AL LTI ALL, ' KBSPEC I FULLY informs hv r friends and the young Ladies of Augusta that she wid coir.- menc.; giving less us on the PI ANO FOUI F find in SiNtsiNH, at her re idence—or in private tunnies as may best suit the convenience of the pupils that may be entrusted to-ln r care. iff Teims moderate, and made-known on »p. plication a her residence, Keynold-.s.reet, fmt house below the B.gle tavern- Ootcher 21 54 Vot 6a\w. A LIKELY Negro WOM \N, only 26 years n( | age, raised in Smith Carolina, a fir-' rat-. Cock, Washer and Ironer.—Anp'y to tii. di or. n-'b-pJI 3t 34 S'! OP ThE U L NAWAY. RAN A WAY Irom h 3 subscriber about the Ist of 100 ■ ii.f 1) of October, a negro niaiitu.m ISAM, lie is between twenty five aid liiru ears ol age,, yellow complexion, 4 feel 4or 5 , i-.obe , high, lively and free spuken, ha-, a scat ’ in bis Lit dim k, extendii g fr ;m tine c ivei of | i-. moutli towards his es". ab- ut an i-c.. m a • ■ "gt ; lie is by trad a a carpenter. I Durcbaseo i limontn. Bas'ein sh re of Maryland, In 1817. Any p.rson that will apprehend him ami dr■- - vi r bun to me at Spuria, fi <ec mk c -nnty, or giv uurmatinn so I can get him, shall be rewarded •r his trouble Amlersua Abercrombie. /; October 17 34 VBajpußa ; Tiltß ilOliSINd At 10 o'clock : B>f B. T?U3Q,\m', will be sold without reserve, BAGS prime Cosset, 6 li gs Virginia Chewing Tobacco, 1! Pieces Negro Clot.bn. 6 Cases Glass Ware con.aiding O-jcaaters, Tumblers, &o. 15 Boxes Cheese, 2 ti lls and Mai’raaaes, 1 Side Bon’d. 6 Pieces Ucffl: Blankets. 2 do Rose do S 3 1-4 Points d > 1 ’Trunk Jtuoes, 1 Iron Chest, —Ais —IN S 1 DUE, Superfine CigHts and 'hissimerci, pri itgd Fian nels, Calicoes, printed Musi-ns, fine Linens, waistcoat Patterns, Shirtings, Bombazeen, Hum hazeits, Check l :, » few boxes Cologne water, 50 lbs. Bagging I wine. &<;, ike Stc. I'erms at time of Ha e. October ?1 J- 34 The SxibscicibtiTs Arc now receiving an extensive anil will sc’ecled ’ ussorlmitit of S{)or® & OF EVERY DESCRIPTION* —among -which are— -5000 Tvuv »Unit tov Negroes. All of which they offer for sale low, at theii Store, next door below tbe Augusta Hank. Luke Reed k Co. ALS"*, TO RENT. Jjlßjk fHE store recently occupied by Mr - CuAHIES 8 Bakbii, as a Book Store, the stand is an excellent one, und Bent moderate— Immediate pos session will be given. —App'y as above. October 18 4t 33 REMOVAL. WASSOX # XICUOLS, Have removed from Xo. 259. to Xo 225, Heoad canter of Macintosh s reels. Where they are opening an extensive and ole gant assortment of STAPLE .l.vn FM'OV DUY GOODS, Which they offer to thei friends and custom ers. on their uau-l liberal terms. October |8 ,#k, 33 UA&S # iNLIWIAXRa" @D(£)(D pbims ha-57 and MIDLINGS, 1 Just received and for sale by Thomas 8. Metcalf. 150 Casks Stone LIME. October 14 32 Sugar, Coffee, &c. THUS, prime Sugar, of ![ ~ 50 Htnla, Philadelphia 200 Bn it] i do. do. 100 Pieces Hemp Bugging, 50 do. Tow do. 3000 Bushels Liverpool ground Salt, WITH A OEJVril\f, IfiBOUrMKNT OF ®Jfi®®lEffi3aß3a For Sale hy ** Wm, Bostwick, October 18 3r 33 X oWee. JVILLIAM Kili B PL r rAKH Slin : opporiur.ily of informing his friends • and the public, (hat he has entered into Co psrtn. rship with Mr James Wku.s. of Savannah, I• e t the Hon eof Killam, Hills at H ells, for the purpoae of carrying on the business as DRAPERS AND TAILORS, a In the City of Augusta, TWO lloll tts BEL W THE OUIUE TAVJIII*. Where (hey intend keening a general -unply ‘ of CLOTHS, CASSIVIERES and GOO.jS, of a! ? lescriptioos, usually kept by Houses of (heir pro- ' lession—and at the sane time assure the pub he that no lirr.e nor pains shall be Wanting to suit those who may call on the House. Wells k Kibbe. [ October 11 3j DANCING ACADEMY! ‘ T. W VayoWe’s School , OPENS THIS DAY. Mil. F. wishing to devote his whole timet o (his Branch of Education, rtquest tliosl - who w ish to cot fide their children to his care, to make immediate application, having [many new and elegant Dances that he withes to teac'i liii i'upils Mr, K, will a'lend as usual in pnvaic Families and Seminaries when called fur. For further part iciilan, apply at Mr. J. B. La- vitte’s next doo r to Ur. "1 urpin’s Store, Broad- " Street. 1 MUSIC LLSSONB. I . I), FAYOE.I K, thankful Inr the en A.*Jl co' ragerr-enl heretofore received, inioiui., a: r tnends and the community. that she continue: g v.ng b ssons on the PIANO FORTE and SPAN I'll GUITAR. Mrs. T. teaches lur pupils Hie an of singing in the newest style. Apply as u ill- above advertisement. p O tuber 18 8t 33 n £? A large House in Augusta containing eleve. Ko ms, wit li Kiiclu n. Stable, Bi.c for rale low t< t Cash, or it will be exchanged for family NEGROES, Enquire at this Office. Seine mler 27 27 WASHINGTON HALL. S "•* ■ 4 ■ * • 3 ‘ a®. ss4» s3®AiD»3maajPa —qO©- This RSTAHMSHMENT is opened in s handsome Brick Unit ing, erected during thq past summer, at the corner of Broad and M Intosh-Streets. ’ It is recommended to Plan ters am! Merchants, by its situation, in the centre of the town and of busine* 1 *, and within a convenient distance of the Banks, Warehouses, and Public Offices. Stage! Passengers will find it convenient from its being opposite the Post Office, tha place of arr vil and departure of the Stages. There is connected w.tli the HALL, gn adjacent Brick Tenement, wiih suites of ’ Private Attainments, and a separate Entrance from Broad Street, which will be appropriated exclusively to tlie accommodation of Families ; and Ladles will find themselves as quiet and retired as in any private house, with the additional advantage of being in tlie immediate neighborhood of the princinsl Fancy Stores. The WASHINGTON HALT is superintended by W. J. Uuurn r, whose study it will be to please a,d render comfortable, those who may favour the House with their patronage. Augusta. (G».) September 30. 1825 , 28 SPL.EJSDIT> SCHEME, OF THE AUGUSTA MASONIC HALL LOTTERY, S i®»®®® HIGHEST PRIZE. \ Now Drawing in the. City of Augusta, un der the superintemlance of S Hale "1 f A - Slaughter, R B n * r J W. W. Holt, IV. IV. IVEID. 'Oinmis3ioni*r£<: . --- ’ T.l.Wray V-W. Wilde, ’J Thompson The Third Drawing Will lake place on the 9i b November next. (O' Two drawings out of Nine are over, and there rem«in still uiiJrawn, the truly aplendm Capital frizes of % 4* $ 30,000, BESIDES Seventy TViouaami Hollars \ IN 810,000—gaOOO—s 1000, & gSOO PRIZES. And a large proportion of g 100 and g 50 Pri zes—This in an almost unprecedented rich a at> °l the wheel, after the drawing of nearly oiv fourth of the whole Lottery. SCHEME. 1 Prize of 830,000 is gSO.OOO 1 Prize of 20,000 is 20,000 4 Prizes of 10,000 is 40,000 4 Prizes of 5,000 is 20,000 5 Prizes of 1,000 is 5,000 10 Prizes of 500 is 5,000 50 Prizes of 100 is 5,000 100 Prizes of 50 is 5,000 5000 Prizes of 10 is 50,000 5175 Prizes, } _ 12825 Blanks, $ 8 180 ’ 000 18,000 TICKETS at TEN DOLLARS, • Less iban two and an half Blanks to a Prize. The Prizes only to he Drawn. c AH the Prizes to he floating from the commencement except the following, which will he deposited in the -wheel at definite periods, viz ; ON THK PHIS I’ DRAWING Ipi lie of 10,000 & lof 500 ‘2d- 1 prize of 5,000 & 1 of I.OOJ & lof 500 , 3d. 1 prize of 10,000 & 1 of 5.00 ‘ 4th. 1 prize of 5,000 & 1 of 1,000 k lof 500* sth. 1 prize of 10,000 & lof 500 Bh. I prize of 5,000 & 1 of 1 000 St lof 50t Mi. 1 prize of lit,ooo &I 0 f 5,000 &1 ol 500 3th. 1 prize or 20,000 & I of 1,000 ft 2 of 50ti , Mil. 1 prize of 00,000 &, 1 of 1,000 fit lof 500 All Prizes payable thirty days after the coir plelipn of the drawing subject to a deduction 0 1 (i'teen per cent—if not applied for within twelve months, to be considered a donation to the lands ' of the Masonic Huh. e TICKETS and SHAKES may be yet had, ii great variety of numbers at the original price m DEERS’ LOTTERY OFFICE, ] No. 241, UliO\l)-S I'UEBT, AUGUSTA. Whole 'l'ickets, 810 00 , Halves, 5 00 Quarters, 250 ; Darien mmirv will be received for Tickets. f U J* Orders (or Tickets and Shares from any part "f .the United Slates, enclosing the Cash oost paid, tvill rre -t the same prompt attention, ’ a, on personal application, if addressed to u J. H. Beers, Secretary to the Commissioners. , October 18 33 VVA ST E D IVI iVi Eiil AT K LY, / FOUU (Hi FIVIi Juurue'jmeu Tailors, ‘ lo wli«m steady employment will be given— * none need apply hut (ir*t rate workmen. 1 Foster & Turpin. October 18 33 iiook. and 3ol> IVmllnst, $ Neatly Executed at this Office. 1 LAW ISOTICK. T IE subscriber offers his services lo the public in the practice of Law. He has opened an , ‘ 'ffice in the second story of the building in which 'lr. VVm. J. Hubby’s Uook Olore is kept. Wm, A. Grant. ' 2t 33 LAST iN OTIC K. IWIU, at I end at die Clerk of the Mayor’* Court Office on Monday next, the 24th inst. 10 receive returns of persons who have hcreto tore neglecied i<» make them, and all persons are . positively inkii".■ if the books will be closed on uiat day, Michael F. Boisclair, ’ tt. T. h. h. c. October 18 33 Executor’s Sale. I’HUUSDAY the 15tli December ne*t, will be sold at the Plantation of the late Col. Nicholas Wait*, <>c Little Itiver, in Colum bia county, the t'.ipii unii Pudder and other pro visions made there H e present season, all the arming utensils belonging to the place, (he stock ot Morses and Mules, among which are some va luable braid Mares, and fine Colls of the bust blood the stock of Cattle, some full and some nail blood of Hie English breed j the stock of logs, and the limitation There are about fif teen hundred acres of Land, and enough cleared, ■nd in cultivation to give employment to twenty* live or thirty bands. Mush of this laud is of good quality, And the rest very valuable for iU amber. ■—Also— At the same time and place, will ba sold the Crist and Saw-Mills on Lillie Uiver, md llie Bridge across it, known as Wares, with .ibout forty acr"« of Lund attached thereto. And on THURSDAY, the 23d December, there will be sold at the Plantation >n Savannah Kiver, in Columbia county, at the nouth of the Ivokee Cre< k, the whole of the Corn and Fodder, Farming utensils, stock, &c. belonging to that place, and also the Plantation is*lf. including about sxjliundred acres of land if very excellent qualify. And on THURSDAY the 29th December, will be aold at the ra irket-liouse, in he City of Augusta, about forty very likely Vegruey, including mechanics, liou“e servants, and field hands. The sales at each place will commence at ten o’clock, A. M and close at 4 o’clock, P M. and be continued from day lo day, until (he properly is all sold. Twelve months credit will be given for all ‘■nms over fen Dollars, and notes with good se curity required, before the property will be de ivered. Susan B. Ware, Ex'trx. VVm. W. Holt, Ex’r. ’Of the Will of JV. Ware. (tj“ .Editors of Newspaoers in Georgia, and the Editors of the Columbia Tel trope, in South-Caro ima, are requested to give ibis three weekly in icrtipns, and forward their accounts to this office 'or payment. October 21 34 GEOKGtA Richmond County. Ry the Honorable the Can"l of Ordinary of taid County . TCI Alt WHOM IT MAY CUMCEIIM. ’JBTHKKEAS llebecca T. Baldwin, and William tt J. Hobby, Administratrix and Administra tor on the E iUte of Augustus Baldwin, deceas ed. have applied to said Court fur Letters Dis niogory. ' '• Now therefore these sre to cite and admonish all adJ singular, the kindred and creditors of the laid deceased, to file tkeir objections (jf any they navt) in the office of the Clerk of this Court, on or before the first Monday in May next, other wise Letter.; Dismissory will be granted to them. Witness the Honorable Samuel Hale, one ol the lustices of the said Court, this 21st day of October, A. D. 1825. 6m Isaac Herbert, Cl’k. Os the Court of Ordinary. GEOItlilA, Richmond County. Hi Isaac Hehukrt, Clerk ot the Court of Ordi nary ot Idclnnond county. \\T HEHEAH Majm Abraham A. Massias, has m applied for Letters of Administration on be Bstalu and effects of Lieutenant John G. Hol land, deceased, bteaof said cou ity. N w therefore these are to cite and admonish ni ‘i'd singular the kindled and Cn ditors of the Earn leceusc'd, to file their objections in my office (if my i hey have) on or before lha fi st Monday in December next, otherwise Letters of Adminisira 'ion will be granted lo him. Given under my hand and seal of office in th t City of Aiigni'a, and coumy auresaid th.s 21st day of October, A. D. 1825. •34) JUaac Herbert, Cl’k. Os l/m Court of Ordinary. i> • ' *