The Daily Cincinnati Republican, and Commercial Register, 1833-11-28

, VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE! I OFFER for into about I300anc« of Land, in tracts to (nit purchasers. situated in Colerain township, Hamilton county, slate of Ohio, borderingon the Great Miami Itiver, amt with in one mile of the village of Mi Miainilown. - ainilown. Miainilown. Threesmull portions of this tract are iiuprnv eil ami under cultivation: the residue is woodland,cov woodland,covered - ered woodland,covered with a remarkably fine growth of oak, ash, poplar and other valuable timber. The soil ii rich and well adapted to the cultiviition of grain and grass. The new Turnpike road from Cincinnati to Miami town and Harrison, runs through u part of this land, and the immediate vicinitj of the whole tract, to the grist soil saw mills on the Miami river, must render it an ohject to persons wishing to purchase. For terma and a further description of the proper proper*y, - *y, proper*y, spply at the office of the subscriber, on Third, be between - tween between Main and Sycamore streets, where a plat of the property may be seen. SAM'L. F. HUNT. Cincinnati, Jan 7th, I83J. tf N. B. I also offer for sale a capital grating farm of 360 seres, situated within 75 miles of Cincinnati; to together - gether together with a stock of cHttle on the same. VALUABLE I-R Iv\(I T WORKS. VOYAGE du Professour Pallas dansptusieuri provin- j ces de L'Erapiro da Russia, at dana L'Asie Saplen Saplentuinale, - tuinale, Saplentuinale, in 9 vols., with atlaa and plates; Voyage dana l.'Hcmisphere austral, at autour du mon- I de, in 10 vols., with plates; Voyage de La Peronse, autour du Monde, in 2 vola.; Voyage dana La Ilaute Pensylvsnie, at dans L'Etat I do New York, par un membra adoplifde la nation Oneida. Traduil et public par I'auteur dea Lcttrcs D'un Cultiva Cultivatenr - tenr Cultivatenr Americain, in 2 vola.; Met Roverier, a bound manuscript. For sale by ALEX'R FLASH, JVo. 5, lf>il Third elrtct. near the Post Office. Oct. IS. tf WANTED WE wish to employ a young man, well qualified to take charge of a Drug Store in thie city, and who is disposed to devote hie attention to businoss, and make himself useful to his employers. To one possessing these qualifications and can come well recommended, a liberal salary will be given by RAMSAY & VATTIER. Oct. 7. tf NEW BOOKS. JUST RECEIVED - England and the English, by E. L. Bolwer, Wild Sports of the West, The Abbess, by Mrs. Trollop Mary of Burgundy, by G. R. P. James Dick on the improvement of society by ilia dif diffusion - fusion diffusion of Knowledge For sale by ALEXANDER FLASH, Oct. I. No. 5. Weal Third St. LADIES FUR CAFES, BOAS, AU. JUST received at POWARS' HAT Si CAP STORE, opposite (he FRANKLIN BANK, A complete assortment of the ubnve article.; likewise, a few dozen of SIMM'S SPLENDID SATIN, BEAVER, & SHORT NAPP'D HATS; Gentlemen's FUR CAPS, COLLARS, Ice. &c. Sept. 26. tf GARDEN SEEDS. MERCHANTS in the country, and others, who may wish to keep an assortment of freth and genuine GARDEN SEEDS for side, cun be furnished at the Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store, No. 23, Lower Market Street, Cincinnati, with boxes of various tiles., containing a complete assortment of SEEDS mostly used in a Kitchen Gniden, at ns liberal a discount ns cun be procured iu the Western Country. They are neatly put up, on a new plan, in papers, sealed, ready for retailing, with printed directions on rnch package, fur its management,and every tort warranted to be of the first quality. (f^j- Also, Farmers, Gardners, snd others, supplied at wnolrsale and retail, by S. C PARKHURST. Feb. 1. 183J. II*illiam G. Iterry, BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER, East Front St. between Pike and Butler, RESPECTFULLY thanks his friends uml the public fur the patronage they have bestowed, and hopes for a continuance of favors. The business will herraf herrafter - ter herrafter be conducted under the firm of PARKER Sc BERRY. They have put the establishment in complete order for doing the following work : BELLS,of any size not exceeding

THE subscnhcr inb>rui« the public, that he hat been 1 appointed SOLE AGENT for ihe'dispne il of the, above celebrated Medicine) throughout the State) of Ohio ami Indiano. He it a'so invested with full power to Ink" possession of all goodiand medicine*, and lo collect all debts, wheth whether - er whether bjr bill, bond, nook account, cash or otherwise, be Imp Imping - ing Imping lo Horatio Shepherd Moat, which were lately in I tie possession of, ami cntracted with Augustus Jocelyn, deceased, late of Cincinnati, Ohio. The subscriber, ther* fore, cautions all persons from telling any of the above mentioned goods or medicines, within the States aforesaid, unless legally authorized as i his sub-agent; and from purchasing the rame Irom, re paying any monies to any persons whomsoever, except the subscriber or sub-agents, ns he will hold nil others personally responsible. He hereby requests all persons who have contracted with said Jocelyn, ussub-agrn's for j the sale of the above medicines, or who are individually | indebted for the same, by note, book account, or other I wise, lo settle with the subscriber, as Agent for H S. Moat, ami as he shall still rmploy sub-agents for the sale of said medicines, he will he dii|>osed to continue such ts have hern engaged ia the business, provided they render a prompt and correct account of their agencies, so far as they have already acted. The above Medicines may be had, wholesale or retail, at the Store of William Disney L Son, .Main Street, be between - tween between Fourth and Fifth Streets ,Cincinnati, Ohio. WILLIAM DISNEY. Cin. July 17, 1833. VALUABLE FARM A WOOD-YARD for Sa\e. THE subscriber offers for sale his WOOD-YARD and FARM, situated on the bonk of the Ohio river, in Switzerland county, Indians, and fifty-five miles below Ciocinnnti, by water, and I wenty-seven by land. The farm contains 403 acres, and on it is un excellent Dwel Dwelling - ling Dwelling house, with two wings, extending in all 66 feet front, and containing 6 rooms; besides, Kitchen, Closets, Cel Cellar, - lar, Cellar, &c. the whale being completely finished and calcula calculated - ted calculated lor the residence of a genteel family. The Orchard contains about 350 Apple, 100 Peach, and 150 Cherry trees; the Garden it neatly laid out, and enclosed hy a substantial fence; in it are about 150 Grape-vines in a thriving condition, besides a number of young Pear and Plum trees. The total quantity of cleared laud and un under - der under cultivation, is about 80 acres. The WOOD YAHDit well known as having bean the best and most extensive on the Ohio river; at the lan landing - ding landing in the lowest stage of water, there are 6 feet, and during the last year 5694 cords of steamboat wood were told; a great part of what it disposed of, can be pur purchased - chased purchased from the neighboiing farmers at about one dollar per cord, and told at from $1 50 to $1 75. The tiiuher on the farm is principally Beech, ana at the lowest cal culation, 60,000 can be readily obtained on it. Immedi Immediate - ate Immediate possession of the premises can be had. For further particulars (if post paid) apply to HENRY STARR, E*q.t Attorney at law, Cincinnati, or to the owner, R TARLETON, At Mr. Wm. Orange's, Front street. Cincinnati, Oct. 8, 1833.

**TV¥ I'EKKIMUS. 31. c - On * grave done, in the Wor, -cester Cathedral, is this emphatic inscription, l'Mi$trrimutwith neither name nor date, comment nor text. The Lordow Limtsr Caietti remarks, "It is an original, forcible, uml interesting work." The St/noer Times says, "It is written with (rent power, and conse consequently - quently consequently it read with ravenous aridity," Tai Critio remarks, *- We have read it with reelings of sincere grat gratification." - ification." gratification." Loudon Mitropoi.itan remarks, "This is the impassioned work of a man of Inlenl." Tor tale br HUBBARD A EDMANDS. September 20. if J. APPLETON'S LATE IMPROVED PATENT SWINGING WASHING MACHINES, I^OU SALE, hy WM. APPLETON, at hit store, cor, nrr of Main strret amt Coort ltoii-e rqtiare, No. t Machines, at 14 dollars, and warranted to he superior to any in the city. It may be seen in operation at Mr. Henry's and I lecltim elder's hotels; also,at the UospitaL September 18, dlf LIBRARY OF ROMANCE, NO. 7. *- Tales of the Caravanserai," by James Bailie Eraser, author of Knuilbssh, Highland ug* ? gler, fee. This d.iy -eccived hy October 19 HUBBARD Si EDMAND9. GREAT BRITAIN IN 1833. UUBBARD 4c El) VIANDS have just received "Great Britain in 183d," h, Baron D'llauuey, Ex-Minia Ex-Miniater - ter Ex-Miniater of Marine under Charles X. October 19. NOTICE. ,, flMIE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and , I the public, that having obtained a general license for the transaction of business as an Auctionoar, ha hag ' taken that old establiahed stand, N. E. corner of Sixth and Main atreets, extensively known as the OHIO AUCTION ROOMS, and is prepared to receive consignments of every kind of merchandise. The utmost care end attention will be giv, en to promote the interest of owners. Oct. 12. T. B. ANDERSON. - DOCTOR CLiDRSOH HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO The north ride of FIFTH, between Main and 8]p i camore Streets, adjoining Mr, Hurdus'. Oct. 19. If BOOK SALE. WILL be received, from Philadelphia in n few days, at the Ohio Auction Rooms, corner of Sixth end '- . - HI . V » V; ' ,v{ 'C . Main Streets, a most valuable invoice of Miicellaneont, Theological, and Law Books, among which aye the fob lowing; Family Bibles; Scott's Commentary; Fox's Book of Martyrs; Nicholson'* Mechanics* Companion; Haley') Digest i Supplement to Chitty ; Norm' Peake, 4to. At which time a good opportunity will be offered ' furnish libraries with moat valuable and elegant works, , 0^*Doe notice of the tale will be given immediate! on the arrival of the Bonks. T. B, ANDERSON, Aoct'r. Oct. 18. tL v >'- THE RIGHTS OF WOMAN, BY Mary Wollstonctaft. - Just received and for sale a few copirs of the above work. Aug. 30. ALEX. FLASH, No. 5, West Third it. PARLOUR ORGAN. THE subscriber offers for sale a superior toned Par Parlour - lour Parlour Organ, with seven bands, executing Sixty. One pieces of Mntic. This instrument is worthy the attention of masters of Steam boats, to the cabin of am of which it would be a desirable appendage. A LEX'R FLASH, No. S, Watt Third at, October 19. near the Post Offioe.

If. Mi. Iteynolds, J. Allen <y It. Ilisnei HAVING entered into partnership oil the lit J ill; imt., nrul having purchased Ihe printing establish ment of the National Republican, would inferno the pub lie that, having furnished themselves with a large vane ty of ihe very best materials, they tire prepared to rxe cute all sorts of prinlinr on the shortest notice, and it the neatest manner. Subscriptions to the daily, tri Weekly, and weekly paper are respectfully solioited. 0^7~Counting Room No. 11 West Third street between Main street and the Post Office. PINE TIMBER. THOSE wishing to purchase PINE TIMBER ear have almost any quantiti required, and that whicl it of tba best quality, of a good thicknes, and from 33 tc 60 feet long, and on the most reasonable terms, hy call lug at the stora of A. C. & J. HERRON, on East From -tract, where I can be found at any time. JOHN HESS Cincinnati, Oot. 13, (833. A GOOD PRINTER, CAPABLE of conducting business, wilt hear of an advantageous situation by addressing a line to J, K. care of Mr. Allen, editor of this papor. No one need apply who is either inleinpera'e or laiy. A young man without a family would be preferred. October 18. ld-3w. ORR AT HOME!!! WINTHROP G. ORR sells at auction, at No. 39, Lower Market Street, each WEDNF.SDAV and 8ATURDAY, without fail, ss he has large rooms, tha he can aell in doors in fuul weather. He ptedgea him himself - self himself to give satisfaclion to those who employ him, or charge no commissien. He will make sales of reales tale, or for administrators, or by order ol Court, or pro petty taken by execution, on at reasonable terms as any other person in this county. Advances made on new second hand furniture, or, if the teller chooses, he will purchase any tuts that may ba offered, and give a fair and just price. All orders from tba country shall be strictly and promtly attended to. - Oct. 12, 1833, _ PIANO-FORTE FOR SALE. AT the Ohio Auction Rooms, corner of Mnio and Sixth Street, an excellent toned Piano-Forte can be obtained at a very low price. T. U. ANDERSON, Ootoher 19. Auctioneer. NOTICE. ~\KT HEP.EAS, my wife MARY, has left my bed and v v board without any just cause of complaint, I hereby fcrwnrn all persons from harboring or trusting her on my account. J. PETER GLARDON. Cin. Oct. 13,1833 - 3w* COOPER'S NEW NOVEL. JUST received, "THE HEADSMAN," a new novel in two vols, by Cooper. For sale by ALEX'R FLASH, No. 5, West Third street, near the Poat office. Nov. lat,133. _ LAW LIBRARY. JUST received, "A practical Treatise on the Law con concerning - cerning concerning Lunatics, Idiots, and persons of unsound mind, with uu Appenilix of the Statutes of England, Ire Ireland, - land, Ireland, and Scotland, relating to such persons, and prece dents and bills of costa. By Leonard Shelford, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Barristerat Law " Forsaleby At,EX. FI.AaH, No. 5 West Third street, near Ihe Post Office. N ov 2.

CHARLES FISHER, JVO. 71, MAW STREET, HAS on hand unit often lor rale on favourable terror 35 Chests j oune hyson Tee, 40 half do do do. 75 box's imperial and gunpowder do. 15 do. superior souchong do. SO h»ji Havana Coffee, 30 do. sifled Pepper, 150 mntls Oum, 30 boxer, No. I, Chocolate, I bbl. crack'd Cocoa, 35 cnrkt Smyrna Raisins, 3 frails fresh dates, 90 qr. omks superior Sherry wine, 25 do do sweel and dry Malaga do. 2 pipea Woodhouse" Sicily Madeira do. I do. port, and 1 do. Tarragona do. 2 do. Holland Oin, 25 bills. Tanners' Oil, 3casks sperm. Oil, 1 Mid. and 3 drums Codfish. I 0 half barrels N«. I Si 2, Mackerel, Mess Shad, and No. t Saloon, 2 cases Manilla Indigo, I eeroon Spanish dual do. Cincinnati, Ocl. Oth, 1833. d3i« NEW BOOKS. JUST rec'd and (or sale by JOSIAH SHAHS, As. 14 Alain S'rcet, Rush's Memornudn,or a Residence at Ihe Court ot Lon London - don London ; Kidd's Treatise on the Physi' nl Condition of Man; The Stolen Child, being No. 4 Library of Romance, by John Galt.; The Harmony of the Tour Gospels, by Rev. E. Bicker slelh, History of Florence, by Lorenxo L. Dupontr, being Nos. 1 and 2 American Library of History; John Hopkins' Notions of Political Economy; The Works of the Rev. H. Scougal; Siilnthiel, a Story of the Present, Past and Future, by l Rev. Geo. Croly,2 vol*. The Gentlemen's and Ladies' Book of Politeness, by Mudaine Celnnrt; Travel, of an Irish Gentlemnn in Search of Religion; Kinniit, a Novel, by Mis. Austen; Recollections of a Chaperon, edited by Lady Dacre; Godolphiu, a Novel, 2 vol*. Also, a fresh supply of Weber's Dictionary of Ihe Ger German - man German and English Languages; end Biglnw'e Dante ot Boston. Cincinnati, Ang. 6, 1833. , FOR BENT. IlK dwelling House in (he scar of Ihe Commercial Bunk, with Slulil?, Sic. attached, Rent low. En Enquire - quire Enquire at the Bank. October 8, 1833. TO IjET A CONVENIENT FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, with six rooms, and a pleasant yard,situate on the south «ide of Seventh street, ami East of Broadway. - Rent {120. Apply to the subscriber on Broadway, ong door a >ulb of Seventh atreet. EBEN B. REEDER. Sept. *6, 1833. tf FURNITURE CAR. THE aubscriber takes this method to inform hia friends and tha citizens generally, that he haa procured a Car for the purpose of moving Furniture of every des description. - cription. description. he also has a man employed to attend to the same, who will taka down and put up Furniture, if re requested. - quested. requested. All orders left at his Furniture Ware Room, East Fourth Street, will be promptly attended to. W. HAWKINS. October 8. tf. NEW PUBLICATIONS. f|lHE Modern Cvmon, 2 vols. JL The Lust Man; by Mary W. Sheley,author of Fran kenstein; A new translation of the Hebrew Prophets; by George R. Noyes; 2 Volt; The Contrast, o novel; by Ihe author of Matilda; 2 vols; for tale by HUBBARD Sc EDMANDS. October 4. 1833.