The Daily Cincinnati Republican, and Commercial Register, 1833-09-18

< o\ovKirs i»ui>Ti:n i\ni;x. fBUIE subsc idler |ito|inti'i til pahli*h n Digested In ilex, of all the repotted decisions, in Euw mid Equity, of the Supreme Court* of the State* of Ohio, liiiliHim, a oil lllinni*, with an Appendix, containing the Constitution of the U. State*, the constitution and full » of Court of each of the Slate* above specified, fo fogetber - getber fogetber with the statutes fm the ndml-sionof Attornte* In the liar, mill for the acknow lodgment ol Deeds, nnd other writings, in the Slutes uf Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri anil Krntm ky. The i liirf object of thi* Digest, will I* to present to the I'rofi a*inti, m a cheap amt onnvt limit form, a skel skeletnn - etnn skeletnn til the whole ol the reporteddec i*iori*in the North Western State*. The cases will be Inn fly, tImiich urou urouratelv - ratelv urouratelv digested nnd a reference to all the material point*, carefully nliserv«aU~ Tha Appendix will form a eonderiiatinn of matter dilficuli of attainment in distant Stutcs, uud peculiarly valuable to »uoli member* of the profeMion a* may con contemplate - template contemplate emigrating to the West, from other *ectiiin* of fhe Union. There i« not probably, a lawyer in exten extenrive - rive extenrive practice, in (he United Stales, who ha* not ut time* experienced uioru or les* diflictilly in nEc.ertnining the re rei|iiirement* - i|iiirement* rei|iiirement* of Deeds, anil other writings, in wms one of the Slate* above enumerated. By the appendix to thi* Digest, this dilTictiUy will he removed. The whole will form it manual fio valuable, cheap anti convenient, that it cninnd fuil to he acceptable to the Profession throughout the Union. A* a wink of Con Convenient - venient Convenient reference, it it pretuuied, that Magistrate*, Sheriff*, Notaries Public, Auditors, Clerk* of Couit, &o &owill - will &owill also find it a valuable auxiliary. Tho work will lie editrd by James F. Coxoveh, of Die Cincinnati bar, and will he puhlinhcd on good pu. per, in one octavo volume, of from JiOto 400 page*, un under - der under the title of "Conover'* Digested Index.'' It will he hound in sheep, anil delivered In subscribers, at a priccuot to exceed Four Dollar*, aril will lie put to pro** as soon a* a sufficient number of subicriher* are obtain obtained - ed obtained to justify the publication. Person* at a distance wishing to subscribe, may for forward - ward forward their address by mail, post paid, to the undersigned. t* . JAMES F. CONOVER. Cincinnati, June 4, 1832. if James F, Conover, Esq., of the Cincinnati Bar, ia preparing for Ihu press, a digested index of tho Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois Reports. A work of this di scrip* torn must be useful in furnishing an aniline of the ad adjudication* - judication* adjudication* of the Courts of these Slates, ill u cheap form, so at to he attainable by all concerned in the ad adniinistaaliiin - niinistaaliiin adniinistaaliiin of jfistico. It must he useful lo the pinfes pinfession - sion pinfession nt other Stales, in giving them, in a condensed and ulphulicticnl form of re uly reference, the decision* of the Comt*of those Stales. Asu book of rendy reh rente it will he convenient even to those who own the works digested, f hare rxamiued a portion of (ho work us pre prepared - pared prepared Uy Mr. tinniivw, mol do not h-lituls lo rccom rccommei.d - mei.d rccommei.d it to public patronage. C. HAMMOND, Cincinnati, May 31. Hi par Ur of Ohio Hiporlt. J. F. Conover, Esq. has exhibited to the nndeisigned the manuscript of "A Digested Index,''to the Reports of the north-western stale*, which wo liavo examined, a* far ns oar occupations have | eraiilted. Such n work is tuorli wanted. We think the plan of tho pre*t nt is well conceived, nnd lliut its execution wilt be highly satisfactory. E. DANE, J. C. WHIGllT, Judges uf Supremo Court of Ohio. Cin. May 31, 1838. The subscribers have examined a portion of the man manuscript - uscript manuscript of a work, by Juntos F. Conover,K*t|. of the Cin Cincinnati - cinnati Cincinnati liar, purporting to be n digested Index of the Report* of (lie Supreme Courts of Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, with nil Appendix,Containing the Constitutions, Rules of Courts, and Statutes for tho admission of At Attorneys, - torneys, Attorneys, of those States, &c. A work of this kind is, in our estimation, much needed, and will bo a convenient and highly useful auxiliary to -he profession. The portion of the work which we hnvc examined, is well oxccotcd, nnd we have full confidence in the ability of Mr. Cnoovcr lo pci form the task he bus undertaken, to the entire satisfaction of the Bar. J. M. GOODENOW, Pres. Judge 9th Circuit C. P. HENRY STARR, T B. STORER, | Member* JAMES IIA EE, y of (he D. J. CASWk.LE, | Ciu'i. Bar. EDWARD KING, J Cincinnati, June 4, 1833. If

50 DOLLARS REWARD. RANAWAY,from ihe subscriber, refilling in (he city of LOUISVILLE. Kentucky, on Sunday, the fir*t inst. a negro man named DANDRIUCE. Ho had nn, when he left, a blue cloth close body coat and white p»nt»l mm, and a black (nr hot; hr. alto took with him a quantity of oLber good clothing, the whole not recol recollected. - lected. recollected. Dnndridge is a bright mulatto, 5 feet 7 nr 0 inches in height; one of his front teeth, either in the up. per or lower jaw, is broken; has a flat nose,burhy head of hair, and lisps - little when speakiDg. He is a first rate whitewashes, and left hern with a dark mulatto, named Jim, belonging to Jrrtncs Longest. I have an doubt hut his aim is to get In Canada. I will give g50 if taken out of the state, and secured in some jail, so I get him, or $25 if taken in the state, und moored.so I get him. BASIL N. HOBBS. Louisville, Sept, 3, 1833. [Sept. 7. - dfiw2] Meer liter. 50 DOLLARS REWARD. JIM A RUNAWAY. RANAWAY from the subscriber, iu Louisville, Ky., on Sunday, the 1st inst. a bright mulatto negro man named JIM, between 22 un.l 24 years of age; had on when he left, a muff colored frock coat, dark bnmbu bnmbuzotte - zotte bnmbuzotte pantaloons and a black but; he had a bushy head, high cheek bones, and bus lost two of Ins fore troth below; has a scar on one of his thumbs, and a small black spot on his breast; he is uncommonly small,heavy built, very small hands arid feel, end is a first rate cook and house servant; he is about 4 feet 6 or 8 inches high, lie left here in company with n mulatto iniiti belonging to llu-il N. liuhha, und I have no doubt but that they urc making their way to Cunadii. I will give $50 for the above named negro, if taken out of the slate, or $25 if taken in tile state, aud ail reasonable ehargr s paid. JAMES LONGEST. Louisville, Sept. 3, 1833. [Sept. 7 - d6w'2j x .Idccrtiscr. TAKES UIN BY JAMES VANCE,ofSprinitfiohl township, Hamil Hamilton - ton Hamilton county, a YELLOW BAY GELDING, su|> su|>|>osed - |>osed su|>|>osed to ho three years old, fourteen und a halt hands high, the right hind foot and the left fore foot white up to the pastern joint, and a little white close to the hoof nf the left hind loot, a few white hairs ill the forehead, (lie hair of the mane worn short under the collar; up. praised ul thirty dollars, by John Long and Sain'l V. Roll. Certified by THOS. SMITH, J. I*. Springfield township, Aug. 15, 1833. [Sept. 4 - 3w] ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ALL persons havine legal claims against the Estate of William Murshull, deceased Jute of Columbia Town Township, - ship, Township, are requested to present them legally proven for settlement, within one year from this dale, ami all per persons - sons persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make im immediate - mediate immediate payment to JOHN J0NE3, Jlilminiitrator. Sept. II, 1833. * 4t-w. 75 DOLLARS REWARD. WNSCAPED this day frem the Ohio Penitentiary, a Convict by the name of William Hopkins, elirf JAMES CHAMBERLAIN, u native of Georgia or Kentocky. He was sentenced from the County of Washington, on two Indictments, for fiveyeart each, for Horse Stealing, in May last, second conviction. Said Chamberlain is by occupation n Cooper, about 30 years of age,5 feat llj inches high, his eyes of a greyish blue, brown hair, mid fair complex complexion: - ion: complexion: hud on when he esoaped overball*, made of brown linen and ticking, n cotton shirt, blue socks, coarse low alior-s and a palm leaf hat; ho is a most desperate and no notorious - torious notorious villain. The above reward will he paid for his delivery at the Ohio Penitentiary,or a fair and reasonable proportion to lodge him safely in any jail in the State of Ohio, hy W. W. GAULT, K.O.P. Colomhui, August 29th, 1833. N.B. Officers of Justice and the pubile generally, will slo well to be on the look out. 3lD - 3;C

DECAYS ARE DANGEROUS. DR. JAMES U CHAMBERLIN eontinuei hti praetiea in Cincinnati, and l«am place of resilience is oat Sixth at. l*o aqnarc, »c* of (lie Fly Market - which h wholly ooufioed to the art nf healing, anil particularly to that of Cancer* and Rheumatic affection*, lie commenced hit practice in thi, city, in the year 1814, anil hat in hi* pnaietakm dim* certificate* at cure* performed by him on rrtpeetable pc non* reaiding bona and in the surrounding Mate*, front a conataot a'tentioai to _ - he above entn|daiMa for eighteen year*, be thick* he hath , knowledge tlvereof, equal, if not utpcrinr, to any man ia exia~ tence. A* retpecu (be magnitude of the cure* performed by him, lie challenge* all competition. Ur. Chamberlin aekoowL etlge*, with gratitude, the candid and unprejudiced rapport be has received from many of the most honorable of (lie medical family of thi* city and surrounding country; but some there axe who condescend to circulate the most unb'oshhtg falsehood* against his practice, which I think wilt not add to their credit ; or profit. The gentlemen of the medical faculty, as well a* - those afflicted, who ere not acquainted with bit practice, are ini ited to call on him, and examine hi* medicine*, certificate*, 4 and some of the numerous persons whom he ha* awed in thi* r city; many of which would surpass belief, if net personally C*»(\ J fuilM'd. The ;»liovo medicine, and man)' that have beeo cured thereby were examined by a committee of physicians, appointed by* the Legislature of the Stale of New-York, who reported it a j discovery of the first magnitude; and the Legislature, in their wisdom, granted a right in its favor. The medicine ia of m harmless s nature, that it is constantly applied to any part of the mouili or throat, and even to the ball of the eye, without % injuring the sight. 'l*h* complaint is treated with equal safety, -y ami iu less time, in the warns or hot season, as there ia m q danger of modification; lor it excites a powerful disobarge ofc caiueruus humors from the blood, which purifies the wholo v svstem. Small complaints are drawn out, in from six to 1£ day *, with very little |wiit. A sudden itching sting or twitching arc syntploins that ought not to be neglected. Although the ^ complaint is often cured by this remedy when largely ulcerated there is a day that must not be passed over, or it is incurable ; and if a cure is obtained, (occupies longer time, the suffering * is augmented, and expenses increased. Dr. Cham he Hie, as a duty to his fellow bemgs, solemnly warns them agaiust apply *i> ing any tiling of a dis|»er»ing or acaltering uature to a eompfaiel / sup|»oscd to he a cancer; li»r dreadful are the effects when scattered into the system. Dr. ChsmbeHin can be consulted, ' free of expense, until 9 o'clock A. M. and from l to 3 t M. m tlie evening. Cincinnati. April 9, 1833. (1 JT-\ ' DU. UIDGELY nAS REMOVED 11IS OFFICE TO FOURTH *T. JS'ortk side, first door cast of Fine Street. June 3, 1833. . 3W

_ -- --- J V «V| I !/!!- All onirii commit ted to their cJutrgo will receive jmne* toil attention, mill lie done in the neatest wanner. (jrt"Tlie highest price giten for old Bruts and Copper. N. B. They build small Steam Engine*, on an im improved - proved improved pj ip. I.F.VI PARKER, WM. O. DERRY. Cincinnati. July «. |fl31. wS49tf AUCTION SALES. THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends » - * the public, that ho has removed bis Auction store to the N. E. corner of Mainand Ninth streets, and is preparod to receive property for Public or Privets Sale as owners may require. He will be ready at any time, to make .ales of REAL ESTATE, HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE, Ac. in any part of tho City or County. Ad Administrator* - ministrator* Administrator* and Executors, who may favor him with their buaineaa, may rely upon a faithful and correct dis charge of his duties, and prompt returns. WM. I! Cin. Juno 20th, 1833. HILL WOODWARD. 200 DOLLARS REWARD. SEVERAL Deed*, Mortgage*, ami Bond* were taken from my Officr, about 5 o'clock, yesterday. Two Deeds for -1,444 acre* each; two Mortgages, one covering about (to icn *, and the other about 100 acre*, given on I"ml in Clermont county, Ohio; two Note* of hand, of f.'UO; n Bond for $10,000, signed by E. A. Miller, and made payable to ttie subscriber. The person supposed to have taken the above propert}' is u young man of tha name of EMANUEL. A. MILLER, formerly from the n«.i*Ubi,rhnod of Reading, Penn. Tin; shove reward will be given for the said papers and Miller, or for the pspers nlone. The Deeds and Mortgage*, with the exception of one of the Demis, were a; know lodged before Justices Sweeney and McLean,of this citv, and none of them had been recorded. M. WRIGHT. Cincinnati, August 1, 1833. .3 }:4 - jg * )! it NEW BOOKS. lk JUST rec'.l and (or tale by -TORT ATT DRAKE, a As. 14 Main S'retl, ; ; Kush's Memornmln,or a Residence at tho Court ol Lon London; - don; London; ' ( Kidd's Treatise on the Physical Condition of Man; The Stolen Child, being No. 4 Library of Romance, by ? John Galt.; The Harmony nl tho Four Gospel*, by Ilcv. E. Bicker itelh. 1 ; k Hi.tnry of Florence, hy Lorenzo L. Dupontr, being Not. - 1 uml 2 American Library of History; John Hopkins' Notions of Political Economy; The Works of the Rev. II. Scougal; Salathiel, a Story of the Present, Past and Future, by Rev. Geo. Croly, 2 vols. The Genih-mru's and Ladies' Book of Politeness, by Madame Celnnrt; .,v Travel, of an Irish Gentleman in Search of Religion) ;>< Euirua, a Novel, by Mis* Austen; rtf Recollections of * Chaperon, edited by Lady Daevas , *« Go lolphin, a Novel, t vols. Also, a fresh supply of Welier'i Dietiomry of the Get-1 ' man and English Languages; and Biglon'a Plants of Boston. Cincinnati, Aug. 6,1833.

iv i>. i tic uniurmiriied, in nomiion to ineir lormrr stork ol finishes, Inure iveriTfd from Ph'Jmlflphia h lnrgt: am! exlomite ji swirl men t of Fumy finish's of the laleil ami most approved pattern*, which thry will sell whole wholesale - sale wholesale or retail, to «nit purchaser*, at lower prices than s*»U» aitides liufu ever been offered heretofore, in this oily. May IOiKs, 18J3. .. TO TIIE PI BUC. WE, the undersigned, deem il our rlu'y, by way ol preventing future impositions upon Travellers, passing to Wheeling, Va. to make the following export lion : We arrived nt Wheeling on-inst. on our ru Maysville, and took lodging* at Mr. Il'il/iunison'i "In "Inrlrun - rlrun "Inrlrun Queen V'nwm." Wo were noxious tu proceed im iminntialely - inntialely iminntialely upon our journey; and, being strangers, in qiiirerl ol Mr. Williamson when would be the earliest opportunity of paining Maysville. There war nt thu lime, two boats lying nt Ibe wharf - the Mount Virnon, Capl. Lelies, and Ci|i*e«,C«pt. Lodwick; botlmf which were hound for Louisville. The Jf. net let non had steam up ready to sail that evening, and tire Citizen could not possibly start until late next morning, and probably nut until the wart duy. Mr. Williamson advised ns, l y nil mean", to go upon the Citizen, the Monot Vernon was dr Mainly Dot a rate boat, she was ullogctber infciiorte the Citizen, in poiut of speed, accnni'noilatiini, and draught, ami would be likely lo eoptizef Now, Ibis wai done, as all must see, to lengthen our stay and /its bill, lint notwithstanding nil this, wc shipped upon the Mourn Vernon, and were highly plcusrd to find that all of Mr Williamson's representations (made, as we believe they were, for the purpose of gain) were erroneous. Wr therefore feel a pleasure in recommending the straton Mount Vernon, to the public, as a boat inferior to uaui of her class that navigates the Western waters. J. 1). CORSON, Me. G. W WHEAT, ) IL SC OTT. ( **- JOHN 11. KURTZ, lad. WE, the undersigned, passengers on board the steamer, Mount Vernon, from Wheeling to Cincinnati and Louis Louisville, - ville, Louisville, take this method of tendering our thanks to CHpt. Thos. Lrnex,nnd odicets, for their polite attention and gentlemanly conduct to us, while passengers on this trip, Wc, therefore, take pleasure in recommending the Mount Vernon to the public, hb a bunt in point of accom accommodations, - modations, accommodations, speed, light draught, fce. Ecu. inferior lo uont on the Western waters. B. SCOTT, Ky. J. I». CORSON, Me. R. HAMILTON, ^ R. L. STONE, N. NORRIS, JOHN II. KURTZ, VVM. H. HOLMES, H. FROST, R. WEDEKIND, Dr. July 15. LEWIS MADISON.

Uncultivated Lauds, Coal, Timber & Ja^ tilbrr Lands, Fumi, Building LrI'i Dwelling Houses,Tavern Stands, Ma Maoufactonc*, - oufactonc*, Maoufactonc*, Stores, & other Buildings, BOUGHT, BOLD, RENTED AND LEASED. Offices, parts or (louses, Furnished Rooms, &o. rented to good tenants. MONEY borrowed and loaned on bond and mortgage Also,Bank, Rail Road,Steamboat Canal, Turnpike, and other Stock bought and sold. A list of Boarding Houses, accommodations, terms Sic. will be kept for the convenience of strangers. P. S. Citizens, emigrants ami Strungors, are portion larlj invited to call at this office STONKAIKTZE, Sen. &. CO. July 27. 6? Main street. BAKERY FOR RENT. A TWO STORY BRICK BAKE IIOUSE.es tnblishrd in business for the last fifteen years and situated in a central part of the city o LOUISVILLE, Ky. There are two good ovens, one If feet by nine, the other nine feet by nine, with kilns ant all the implements neceisary for carrying on the business. An excellent pump near the door, yard room for wood, Sic. Sic. There has been, heretofore, 25 to 30 bairels of flour baked per week: but the business is capuble ol being extended so ns to consume double that quantity. An excellen. opportunity is now offered to a practical Baker, with a small capital, of going into an established and profitable business i and the only reason which the subscriber hat for withdrawing from it, i»» the difficulty in procuring good workmen, who would keep sober and attend to their business. Bread, lie. would be takeu for the amount of rent, and immediate possession given. - Application to bo made to the subscriber; if by letter, to be poet paid, which will be immediately attended to. P P ' WILLIAM FERGUSON, Third street, Louisville. 5. w6t Aug. A-x - The Republican,Cincinnati; Manufacturer. Pitts irgb, and Pennsylvanian, Philadelphia, will give the hurgl above six inseitions, and charge to Advertiser.