The National Republican and Cincinnati Daily Mercantile Advertiser, 1831-10-26

THE lubtcriber very respect fully informs (lie public tbut he has tuken tbc stand recently occupied by C. Lehman, on Second street, between Vine and Racc-sts. and hns commenced the manufacture of POST COACHES,COACHEES,CHARIOTEES, BA BAROUCHES, - ROUCHES, BAROUCHES, PHjETONS, GIGS, SULKEYS, and every description of vehicles hung on steel springs, after the most modern castein style, and in the most durable munner. Having procured eastern workmen iu every branch ol the busi business, - ness, business, together with his own experience for the Inst seven years in New-York, he will be ena enabled - bled enabled to produce carriages of every description, in point of style and elegance, not surpassed in any of the eastern cities. Particular attention will be devoted to POST COACHES, and stage proprietors can be fur furnished - nished furnished with any number and size, carrying from six to twenty passengers, by forwarding their or orders - ders orders in time. A specimen will be kept on baud of the most approved construction. All orders will be gratefully received and promptly attended to. O^j^Rcpatr'pz done in the nentest manner, on short notice, >.d on reasonable terms. W. HOLCOMBE. Cincinnati, ftet. 1830. 811 WANTEO IMMEDIATELY - two Appren Apprentice! - tice! Apprentice! at the utf V e business, one in the wood, and the other in 1.^ ia n department. Active lads, about 16 yrni. of aar, of industrious habits and good moral character, will find u good situation. V wAh i ;rrC ai.so - 10. "V, /,n. *ea*>n- d White oak SPOKES, 6,U001cei sal! lie!. Poplar BOARDS, 20)000 H /*«h and Oak PLANK, for which t ^iih price will lie paid. FOH PUBLISHING n\ SUBSCRIPTION A splendid Tr>)iographical Map of THE CITY Or CINCINNATI AND ITS ENVIRONS, INCLUDING NEW PORT & COVINGTON. Size of the plate 28 by 30 inches. M MHE MAP will contain a ground plot of the m town, including all the additional streets, lane* and alleys lately laid out; it will embrace a comprehensive view of the surrounding hills on both sides of the river; it will give the differ different - ent different levels from the top of the hill north of the city down to low water in the Ohio river; it will give the distances in feet, on straight lines, from various points, viz: from the Court House to Mill Creek bridge, to the second Presbyte Presbyterian - rian Presbyterian Church, to the Newport Court House, to the factory in Covington, Uc. i)c. Also, the width of the river at different points. It will give the divisions of lots, the boundaries and numbers of the several wards, and a variety of other useful and interesting information. In addition to the Map, the margin will be hand handsomely - somely handsomely embellished with perspective views of a number of public buildings in the city. The proposed Map has been carefully delin delineated - eated delineated by Dr. John Locke, from a general trigo trigonometrical - nometrical trigonometrical survey of the Cincinnati Valley, made by himself, from base lines measured with the utmost care, and from notes furnished him by Wm. Lytle, Surveyor General, and by Jo Joseph - seph Joseph Gest, Surveyor of the City. The whole to be accompanied by a pamphlet containing a memoir of the manner in which the surveys were conducted, the areas in acres, of the va various - rious various parts of the valley, as that of the plain on which the city stands, that of Newport, Cov Covington, - ington, Covington, &c. and such other interesting informa information - tion information as it may embrace. The proposed work has been in preparation for several months past, and the publisher can, with confidence, pronounce it one of the most perfect works of the kind that has ever ap appeared. - peared. appeared. In course of the following month, a perfect drawing will be presented to the citi citizens - zens citizens for their inspection ami patronage. W. WOODRUFF,

SCREW TAPS AND CRAMPS. RIGHT and left liiindrd SCREW-TAPS. of all sizes,and Cabinet Maker'* CRAMPS, with square threaded Screw*; arc made, and kept constantly on hand, for anle, at the CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY. Janata, 1829._ Sugar, Coffee, Mackerel, U£c. l$c. 250h*|i prt ae Havana Coffee 50 bhd*. superior N. O. Sugar 25 boxes white Havana do. 200 hbl*. No. 1,2 ft 3 Mackerel 50 half barrel* No. 2 do. 20Quarter barrel No. 1,2do. 20 keg* Sainton 20 bag* Pimento Jnit received per steam boat* Fanner, Huron and'Telegr.*ph,and for anle by LYSLE I.ODWICK, Water it. between Main and Walnut. Also, Oi* bii.'ii! tnperior FAMILY FLOUR and old RECTIFIED WHISKEY. Tape* 'Warehouse. OnQHE PHfENlX MILL Paper Warchouie ha* been removed from No. 95, Main St to Ao. 8, Commetriul Row, (the warehoaie riv cently occupied by Thomas. C lark, deo.) where we keep a comtant supply of every kind of PAPER. Order* from u Jittatice will be at* tended to with ptnruptneis. Any descriptio n of PAPER will be manufac manufactured - tured manufactured to order, af a very short notice. J. ft J. GRAHAM. L Machine Cavils and Wool Carding Machines. Jt'O. BROWN, JV3, 31?^. Main street, Cincinnati, V"i< Ivor barman extensive assort assortt - t assortt 't; "WBt of Cards, - tVeinli* >j*»oiiption, either for cotton or wool i ardir.g,warfa-ited of the best quality. Alto, WOOL ( A tvDING MACHINES, Built bri'-Hve mn*k approved plant, and of the best workmpirfhip. Likewise, a variety of other article* required in the carding and cloth dressing business, viz. Casting*, Fuller's Press Screws, Press Plate*, Fuller's Stoves with plates, Dye Kettles, Jack Cards, Comb Plates, Cleaning Combs, Card Flyers, Ac. Also, a general assortment of DYE STUFFS. , All of which are offered at (educed prices. Cincinnati, January, 1830. 734 City of Cincinnati, j Council Chamber, Sept. 26, 1831. Notice. THE City Council have granted the petition of three-fourths of the owners of property on the square bounded West by Sycamore st. north by Third st. east by Brood wny, and south by Lower Market Space, to prohibit the erection of buildings thereon more than ten feet high,ex high,except - cept high,except the outer walls thereof shall be composed entirely of brick or stone and mortar, agreeably to the 10th section of the act to incorporate and establish the City of Cincinnati. By ortler of the City Council, CHAS. SATTERLY, City Clerk.

SADDLERY, The best and latest fashions II.at could be se selected - lected selected from the most respectable houses in New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, consisting of Brass and Silver Plated Rills and Stirrup Irons, Harness Mounting, Saddle Trees, Strain and Girth Web, Tacks, eastern and country Seating, Bridle Buckles, Martingale Bings and Hooks, Patent Leather, Ac. &c. &c. All oj which he is read; to dispose of on as reasonable terms as can be procured in the Western Coun Country. - try. Country. He has also on hand, SADDLES of every description; Brass, Silver Plated and JapanneJ Coach, Gig, and Dearborn Harness, Bridles, Saddle Bags, Travelling Bags, Valices, Trunks, Switch and Loaded Whips; splendid Coach and Gig Lamps, together with an ex extensive - tensive extensive assortment of every other article that is generally made in his line. In addition to the above, he has on hand Mr. White's patent spring LEVER. GIRTH SAD SADDLES. - DLES. SADDLES. He thinks it vain in him to make any encomium on the invention, as it has been care fully examined and received the approbation ot gentlemen in the Eastern cities, who make ri riding - ding riding their profession. For safety to the rider, and case to the horse, it has as yet been une unequalled - qualled unequalled : be would , however, invite those who are doubtful of the utility of the invention, to call at his establishment and examine for them themselves. - selves. themselves. To SADDLERS who reside in the State ot Ohio, wishing to purchase the patent right, he is prepared to tell on as moderate terms as pos tible, being legally authorized by the patentee to tell to Cities, Counties, Townships or State. N. B. Iron bound Travelling Trunks made and kept constantly on hand. For convenience and durability, he would recommend to those who are in the habit of travelling, to prove the fact. All orders thankfully received and puoctu ally attended to. Cincinnati, January 3, 1831. LAW PARTNERSHIP THE undersigned have associated themselves at partners in the practice of the LAW. Their office is at the corner of Main and Front streets. B. STORER, CHAS. FOX. Cincinnati,August 24,1829. 91 *-

Combs, Jewellery, & c. *1 fl CASES Tuck Combi, consisting of a X U great variety. 7 do. combi, coniitting of dsessing, tide, neck, Ivory fine tooth, do. pocket dor Also, an auortment of Jewellery consiiting of Watch Chaint, Guard do. Seali, Keys, gold and gilt Breait Pirn, Finger Ring! do. - 100 doz. sil silver - ver silver ever point Pencil Cates - 500 dozen Fancy Soaps, assorted; a good assortment of Pocket PocketBooks; - Books; PocketBooks; just received and for sale wholesale, by Sept. 17. A. GRAHAM. LAWRENCEBURGH &, CINCINNATI POST COACHES. THE proprietor would inform the public that a POST COACH will be in operation, by or before the 15th of April, on the route from Lawrenceburgh, via Elizabethtown, Clevet Ac. to Cincinnati. leave Lawrenceburgh on MONDAYS Tat 6 A.M and arrive, WEDNESDAYS >ot Cincinnati, at 12 FRIDAYS jnssn. heave Cincinnati on TUESDAYS fat 6 A.M. and arrive THURSDAYS Vet lawrenceburgh,at 12, SATURDAYS,) noon. The above line connect! with the Indiana Indianapolls - polls Indianapolls Mail Stage at Lawrenceburgh, on Tues Tuesday*. - day*. Tuesday*. The proprietor would also inform the public that he hat procured a new and elegant Four Horse Coach, of sufficient capacity to accom accomdate - date accomdate 8 passengers, and that intending to super superintend - intend superintend the driving in person, he hopes to give general satisfaction. The fare, in all cases, will be moderate. Persons wishing to take passage will enter their names at the Stage Office in Lawrence Lawrencet - t Lawrencet burgh, at Maj. Hunter's, and at Cincinnati at Murdock's Whitehall, near Dennison's tavern. (£5"Tbo above line intersects the stage line now running to Indianopolis, which leaves Law Lawrenceburgh - renceburgh Lawrenceburgh twice a week, on Wednesdays and Fridays, for the capital of Indiana. JOHN D. CUMMINS, Proprietor. March 26,1831. h. xs. spxmoxra, ATTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE, South-east corner of Main and Fifth streets. Cincinnati, Oct, 1830. 0 >tf