Indiana Palladium, Volume 2, Number 8, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 25 February 1826 — Page 3

5.7 7W?0. r, rJJ2 LW? Y 25, 1 C2C. m w OAzo. -Daring the past week a very considerable rise' in the Ohio river lias taken place; it is now higher by several feet (and still rising) than it has been for six or eight months. Business along the river begins to increase, as the falls can be crossed, by steam boats coming up, without difficulty. A number had arrived at Louisviile during the last two or three weeks, from below, but were unable to get any farther for want of water on the falls. We are in hopes that the arrivals from New Orleans, together with the favorable season for making at home, will bring about a reduction in the price of sugar and molasses. About the Holy-days the demand for these articles was great, but the price (as is always tne case) was in proportion to the demand ; the consequence was, that sweet cakes, jumbles, dough-boys, and other little nick-nacks, which usually deck the Christmas table, were verv scarce. The stockings which had been so carefully darned and hung up in the chimney over night, were returned empty, to the utter dismay of the small folks, who had anxiously awaited the event; and as for ourselves, we have not received a single slice of weddingcake for all the marriages wc have published. Now that sugar is becoming plenty, we hope to be remembered and duly rewarded. Tt ic legislature of Ohio adjourned on the Otli inst. after a session of C7 days; during this period 1 2o acts were pasted. A writer in the National Intelligencer, recommends Sycamore hark tea, drank warm at night and cold daring the day, as a cure for the. cough occasioned by the prevailing disease tho iulluenza. U hilc-iVatcr Canal Company li n ing perused a manuscriptcopy of the late act of our Legislature Incorporating the White-water Canal Company, we give the following summary: The act constitutes a hoard of seven directors, vested with plenary powers, ts a body coporate and politic, to transact the entire business of the company The board to be elected annually from among, and by the stockholders' The first election to take place on the first Monday of December next: until .which time the following gentlemen, by Legislative appointment, arc to act in that capacity, (viz:) John T. M:Kinney, James Dill, George li. Dunn, Patrick Baird, Wm. R. Morris, Jonathan M'Cartv, and John Tcmpleton Vacancies occurring in the board, to be tilled by special elections of the remaining members. Vacancy of President to be tilled protein for the time being A compensation of one dollar and lifty cents per day, each, to be allowed to the present directors, for every day they shall be employed in or be called from home, on the business oi their appointment; to be paid out ofj the funds of the company The compensat.ion ot their successors to be hxed on, by the company Ten shares entitle to an equal numoer of votes, at ail comnaii) eiecuoRs; ana ior every nve snares ahove ten, one vote is secured the canii x i i' i tal stock of the company, is to consist ofj

iorty thousand snares, ot twenty-five dol-! other bridges over the canal, shall be allars each, with the privilege of adding; lowed to do so, provided they shrill not thereto, 100,000 more should it be found) thereby obstruct, or interfere with its necessary for the accomplishment of thejnaviatioa All persons while actually 'work contemplated by .the act of incor-.emplovtul at work on the canal, are exposition. The company is strictly pro-jempted from Militia duty, except in case hibited from issuing bills of credit, or bills, of insurrection or invasion All persons . ' . i i

payaoi2 to bearer, or to order; and tr im! carrying on any bank or banking iustitu-j tion 1 h ngnc I pu whole stock equally wi p routs to bo lint lfintr r cf nrd.-hrdd juiut uanoi oi nom nouses oi ilssem!)! ,1 iwo ot tne directors: and on becoming a; a stockholder in addition thereto, to be entitled to such proportion of the directors, as the stock of the state in the corporation, will justify A majority of the directors being present, at any meeting appointed for that purpose, shall be competent to transact business Shares in the stock of the company, are declared! in to be personal, and not real estate; and are made transferable The individual property of stockholders, is made liable for the payment of all debts, which may be contracted by the board of directors on behalf of the company The directors are required to keep open the subscription books of the company, in the town of Brookviilc, for the space of six

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rcliasing one tourth ot the! its apurtenances or appendages, or who ' ' u ,ltl.,n llf " r F A , ; . l7 ...

. . 0 . ' nonu'ar in Sua rPiflshnrlmod. and intends becom- ( 1 . v'". I). I niuovl fiO h'ih nnr .'.

of the company To sharesUhall violate anv of its navigation rules or " ----- -. ..ui nu uo.u.:,u

th other stockholders, in the regulations, or shall steal, convov away, MAllUIKD-In this town, cn Thursday even- , "uc , , 7 mi.yi

realized from tlic canal : and conceal, or in anv wav damajrc anv tool, '"C- ty the U.v s. Kadey, Geohok W. Kweu to - nia o uo. tor wao-10 iui. a..v

months, from arid after the passage of the act, and when ten thousand shares shall

have been subscribed, to call a meeting of the stockholders, for the purpose of electing a board of directors from among themselves, to succeed the present board Tiie company is authorized to receive any donations in land money, or other valuable, either from the United States, from any individual state or body corporateStockholders (the state excepted) to forfeit their shares, with the amount that may have been previously paid on them, when they shall fail to pay their subsequent instalments, as to either time or amount, as shall be decided up on bv the directors The books ol the company to be open for the inspection of of the Legislature The board of dircctors to make an annual report to the Legislature, of the expences and profits of the canal; with the dividend of such profits, among the stockholders: and if it shah appear from such report, that the profits have not, amounted to fifteen per cent per annum, on the whole amount expended, the board of director?, who are to fix the rates of toll in the first instance, will be further authorized to add thereto, until the income to the company i after deducting all expenses for repairs etc, shall amount to twenty-five per cent per year. But if it shall at any time be found from the report so made, that the income lias exceeded that amount ol clear profit, the Legislature is at liberty to reduce it to eighteen per cent The canal is to be exempt from tax, imposition or assessment, for ten years from the passage of that act If the work authorized bv the act, shall not be commenced within two years from its passage, or satisfactorv assurance given that it will be commenced and completed, then, and in that case, the act of incorporation is to become null and void. But should it be effected, the act is to continue in lull force and virtue, until the year 18G0: at which time, the powers and privileges vested in the company, as a body corporate, are to cease and be at end: only allowing the company time thereafter, to settle up its business The sole and entire right of property, however in the canal, its appurtenances and appendages, with all the property acquired by the company, under the grants of the act, are secured to the stockholders, their heirs and successors forever; except the State shall purchase the same. The canal authorized to be constructed by the company, is to be cut from some company. point in the immediate neighbourhood of Lawrenceburgh, to such place in the county of Wayne, as the board of directors may designate; and from thence to some point on the Wabash River, in the neighbourhood' of Fort Wayne, in the northern part of this state The canal is to be cut not less than forty feet wide at the bottom In effecting this work, the company is authorized by its directors, where possession by agreement with the owner or owners cannot be obtained, for cibly to enter upon, and take possession of any lands, whether under water or not, which may be necessary for that purpose and to make use of any timber, stone or earth that may be wanted for the work; the owner or owners in all cases to find , redress by applving to the circuit court ot the county, hi which such case or cases may have occurred ; which coun is authorized to appoint three disinterested freeholders to appraise and assess the damages; whose descisiou, when accepted by the court, and recorded, shall be final. Application for damages, (if made at all) to be made within one year after the supposed damage shall have been done Wherever the canal shall cross any public or private roads or highway?, or cut across and divide plantation?, suitahie bridges are to be erected and kept in repair, at the expense of the company, in alt cases where such bridges shall be deemed necessary, by reference as above ; and any person or persons, who shall wish, at their own cost to erect foot, or who shall u lUtnl v obstruct, or in any way interrupt the navigation of, or do any cmploved incontructing,orrep;a!ii!!gtne same, shall nav three times ttie amount ofj i.ni.-io-o ,lni,n. nr attpmntf,l to hn dor.P. O j i r niii.i iitpujuury. ". ...t.i: . n Otttj rcir ti-v nn Inr.w r "fi r-lin i 1 I Some one who visited the Brandywinc, during her short stay in England, thus writes to the editor oi the London AlornChronicle. "Every body is, I believe, aware of the very large scale on which the Americans build their frigates; the Brandywine frigate, which lately touched at Cowes, in her way from America to the Mediterranean, and compared to which, I have been assured, by an eye witness, an English frigate, the Thetis of 46 guns,

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(appeared like a sloop of war, is one of a

class of twelve or fourteen, which throw but one shot, namely of thirty-two pounds

weight, and which are a match almost for an English seventy-four; the Americans are now building twelve corvettes, which are to carry twent-four pounders, and w hich arc much more than a match for any sloop or corvette in the English service. I have lately been over the dock-yard at Portsmouth, and was surprised to find that there is not building thcae a single ship which could light, on equal terms, with the Yankees; on the contrary, gun-brigs seem building in great number:?, which, incase of war, could not, 1 think, be of great service. God forbid that there should be anv chance for war, but as Jong as we do build ships, we should build those which are calculated to secure to us the naval superiority to which wc aspire. The question respecting the Panama Mission, has insinuated itself into the House of Representatives, and lias, for the time, jostled out of its due place, the orders of tiie day, the Fortification Appropriation Bill. The debate is not, and from the nature of things cannot be. a general one the question which is to form the ground of a debate being in no shape directly presented. Such a debate, cn a mere motion for papers, is unusual; but it goes to show, w hatever apathy exists on the subject in the country generally, that the .embers ol Congress la i are well aware ol its consequence. When it presents itself in a proper shape for enlarged debate, it will probably prove to be the most important question f of the session. The Senate, it is understood, lias not yet acted upon the nomination of ministers to Panama. JYut. Intel. Feb. 4. On Wednesday evening lst, (13th,) when the stage from the U es- arrived at (Jatighnawa. ga, tiie passengers were ftiipr-std to find that 'lit-y had n driver. Arer weeing in vain for him o o - n The. r:o -r, h y helptd thtrnai-h es 'Ut, ,n.J ilun f und ti.,t the hoists hid brought up ttguhiriy btrfore'ht: stsge house, the leaders having divided on the s;g;i p st. Their bstonishireiit at the ahsmce ot tt e driver, however, was succtedt-d bv otiur t motions, whto a nun iodt op at full speed, a?:d informed thtm that he had found the unfortunate linesman three miles back an the road. It appert-d on further inquiry, that hr had fallen from h,s seat, when near 1) tkstader's Inn, :ir.d his cri-s he ii-tr drowned Dy tht nniaf nf the wheeNon the rouirh and frozen road.! .ne pssetgers knew nothing of it until they rMvd at Ca-.ghnavvaga the horses having kept the rnad themsehc in a daik night, ar.u at their usual piee, ior three vules. The unfortunate di ivtr, our informant states, fell before the wheelf, which passing over him, bn.ke boih his leg and thih. He was carrieu into a house reir at h.-nd, and surgical aid obtain ed isr.mediately, but his recovery is consider? d quite doubtful. Wc have not learned his name ur plare of residence Whether this distressing accident was owing raerth to the jolting of the s'age, or whet' rr the- unhappy mn haJ fallen asieep, is mitter for conjecture; the latter seeir.s most proL)-b!e. JoLi:sti-un pupsr. Ilarr'cbwgh, (Fain.) January 29. The bill to in' oi L-orae the Cheaat.-eske wnd '. V ud read ng,b the li . se, bV a vote 79 to S A section m it p ovides tut V nns 1 at.ia may repeal the act. if Yo g r.;. t r cl Mn ;..n.l eio not pass a law within three yars, asUthorU,T tin. State to intersect the Cl rseptake and Ohio Canal ry lateral cnals, and if that Cnui Cumpitiy lu not assent to such a law. This section secures the interests of Benns) Ivarda, &i:d tale s away the s rong objections to tiie bill as at first reported, Dc v 1 'ress . Vi" ishing'or, .Tan. Cf. The fate of the bill to amend the Judiciarv system of the lintttil States, is at length deter mined in the house of Representative; it having Leetk veatt-rriav ordered to a th:ru readme in thai Body, by" a vote of 123 to 59. Perhaps n measure before Congress Ras ever more tho roughfy uehi.ud. than this bus Detn; and tiw ue - cihive majority for its third reading is a strongly testimonv in tvor ct the measure. YVeliavel heard, tro private scurcts, tliat the bill, he - " - ------ it IS I be bill, as passed, it will be recollected, proposes to add three to the present number o' Associate Judges of the United btates, thus increasing the number of Judges of the Supreme Court, ami the number of circuits of the Umteii States Courts, from seven to rt?i. A'at. Int. Achilles Murat, stn to the sister of N-poleon and the late King of Naples, now reside s withm a few miles ot the capital of the Fiortdas, Tailahas.se. II is spoken oi as a nian of in'elligt r.ee, eioerprize unci ir.dusrry, nccommodn ting t. rnfct to ti e manners r.d haldts of the people. Accompany. eg the above notire the editor received a famous sh.e of wedding cake, ho j while ,,e "lllkes ti,is acknowledgement, h : tnkts occa sion to remark trot rnrnmrn nrtlitpnp4. in nrh jtnstances, demands a tjthe for the printer Itll ks the parson. It is likewise becom fashionable muc h to the credit of the lisin? generation. JVmitucket Inquirer, Jan. 23. In consequence of the general indisposition ot the members of the legislature of Maryland, an adjournment until he first of May t ext is seriousiy talked of. For more than a v.etk past i( has oeen with great difiit ulty that bua.ness could be conducted, those members who were able to attend the House, being generally harassed with ccughs. We are told that scarcely one member of either House has escaped the prevailing disease. Should an adjournment not tka place, the sickness must, we presume, pre tract the session until some lime in Mirch. Chron. We learn, (says the Boston Gazette), that

sides being demanded by the wntsof the West,jam . ri 'pared considerable shaking to dis- TNTOTICE is hereby given, that 1 will aply to i-nd approved by so large a majority ot the itC)ltrr,rc . Flu's is doubtless the kind or --X' the Dearborn Circuit Court at their next preservatives cl the IVep'.e, h.H he o probation; , , J' ' 7 ' ' ' term, to beheld in Law renct bureh, to have a of our most eminent jur.su. These last admit (eaastonr that enscngugta the the pluvgti- du Jsion t)f the folIoWir.g lots to wi?: out lot No. there urecbjcctions to the measure, but consider shurc of the Rvckingham ploughman, and j 7 i,i the low n ol Ilardmshurgh a piece of ground them couutcrbibneed by the positive t the same that imparted magtu tic properties' lyinj? in the south west comer ot Section No. 2, winch it oilers, consuming, as they do, an almost , , I rr;tln im,, ofthr rn'rhnrrri ltMtSt: l x oi Utsl strttt 'm the sd lowni impcnt.ve nec-ssity for this measure, or for t0 tll iUZ 2U'S J y f a.et bontSy&or.u ux irdmshurgh, supposed to contain one acre some other liable to greater objt.ctions snMmc. mue,:cc : uciicve tji I irginia. I and a half ana in-lots Nos. as

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an Irishman stole a chain, vesterdav forenoon, fiom a respectable Truckman, and immediate-; ly sold it to a dealer in iron for about half its real value. Me was pursued, seized and taken, vi et amis, into the loft of a store in the vicinity of Uroad 9treef, where he was stripped of his outer garments, covered with a sheet of tar, greese and flour, and afterward permitted to roam at large, a terror to all rogues and thieves. Tiuckmen are formidable characters when they take the law into their own hands.

!t is well this did not happen in Iialtirnore!

According to lrumbuil, it is 'sawlul" to "tariUv,Mal place of holding elections in said townand feather," hut we never heard an "opinion" ! st,ip on Monday the 6th d3v of March next,

that it is permitted to use flour instead of feath ers, in the process. "des. There arrived at New Vork, from foreign places, during the last year, 8,779 persons. It i3 not designated what part of this number were American citizens, returning Lome. In the ship Robinson Porter, from Antwerp, bound to New Vork, which was lost on the -1th ultimo, in latitude 37 31, longitude 74 41, were passengers, General Count Dor. Gilio and lady who have lately arrived in Philadelphia. The ship was out 77 days, when she sprung aleak, which increased so rapidly that in a few hours, there were eight feet water in her hold. In this situation she fell in with the schooner Martha, Capt. Dennisson, from New Vork, bound to Baltimore, w ho took otFthe crew and passengers, but was unable to save any part of the cargo. The general had property on board to a considerable amount, which, by this misfortune, has been totally lost, not having been insured. He speaks in the highest terms of the kind and humane conduct of Capt. Dennisson. who, it is but'justice to state, refused to receive any remuneration for the services rendered by him. JVeic-Yvrk, February 4. FnoM IVIap.atsiiat-j. We it urn trt m U-i'ptair. liiisset of the Chilo, that the Market of Maran ham for American produce was dull, and flonr was sailing at ten doflajs while at Paris, flour was scMir; at fifteen rfolbis. Uonsidtr&bU quantiti es had been ? hipped fi om Maraoham o Paris. It was reported itui 2000 peisors had perished in the country, on account of the ex treme dry weather. The country was in a state o't stai vuUon. New Orleans Market, Jan. 21. On Tuesday last, the steam boat Cavalier arjrived in twelve days fro ui Louisville, bein the ar-jfirst for several months past; and on jday Belle Creole, both of which reported i and on Wednesa jrraiiual rise of the Ohio; which for the moment gave great hopes of an earl) communicator! for steam boats. l!ut up to yesterday evening we were without any further arrivals from that quarter, which, together with the cold weather here, leaves it vVry doubtful whether our hopes and wishes will tie realised before the middle of February or hr ginning of March next. Dfo'.asses. We find the planters generally aik 20 cents per gallon, and purchasers are unwilling to venture much over IS cents, which causes few sales of late. Flour has declined in value of late, owing to ithfi arrival of 2S9I barrels since our last, of iloeh UCO barrels were parHahy dama-ed, and ! sold at auction to the bakers, at an avexage price Gf about Si 3 50, and have only heard of one small purchase for shipment at 5, which causes this article to he dull at present. Wilie's Price Current. 77ic Itidlimore Fatriot state?, that it is not loadi-Umc but magnetic iron ore, that is found in A'orth Carolina. 4v7 gentlemen of our acquaintance has frequently picked it up in many parts of Wortii ttrolina. hi Iredell count ii. vithin an hundred yards e , Ptatesviilc, there is a fund in ichlrh a ivagon mtrrht be eoivenicntlit' loaded in'tn loadstone 0f .fn(m ., 0ai?i(d a vieec of about 11 f'r V 1 ,- 1 v .-. o. n .xi, 1,14. . I - , . - 4J . . i ... - , - , ron Zicigtang aJ a pevna J rom the ground Candidates for Constable. James V. Hunter, Hiram W. Cloud, Daniel fuller, William I3radford, Jesse Laird, Andrew Morgan. Ulysses Cook, Jqlin Saltmarsh, Lawrcnceburgli River List. CLEARED FOR X. ORLEANS. Ja:;. 19. Flat Boat, (of Cincinnati, Brown, cortfdant cattle. J.::. 22. Two Plat Boats, Jotham Clark, owner. CAB GO COO bushels corn G tons hay 50 dozen chickens 10 live hogs. Jan. 23. Two Fiat Boats, George II. Dunn k: IFillium Gdson, owners. CARGO 20 bbls. mess pork 124 do prime 33 do and 1 hhd cargo 11 bbls hams o hhds do 345 kegs Jard 1 bbl do 22 obis corn meal 2 1-2 do beans 1 do buckwheat flour 1 do flaxseed 20 1-2 tons hay 100 bushels corn b" horses 57 bbls oats. Any person having in possession a borrowed book, entitled "The Dialogue of Devils," will confer a favor upon the owner, by leaving it at this office.

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(Attorney at Lav.',) HAS removed to Lawrrnceb. gh, Indiana, where he will faithfully attend to professional tusiness intrusted to his care. Office on High Street, one door below Guiy a Inn. Feb. 25, 1S26. 8 if. ELECTION. irjfHE qualified electors of Logan TownH shiD are herehv untitled to meet at lhs anil then and there proceed to elect sdn.e suitable person as a Justice of the Peace for said township, in the room of Isaac Morgan, Esq. who has removed from the State, making return of such election as the law directs. By order of the Board of County fcupcrTi sors, 2ith Feb. lS::o James ltll est. SHERIFF'S SALE. H) Y virtu- of three writs of venditioni espena? iw issued from the Clerk's office of the Dearborn circuit court, 1 w ill expose to public ale on Monday the 2fth of March next, at the court house doer in the the town ct I.avvrenct burgh, between the hours of ten and four o'clock on said d&y the use or rents and piefits for tho tern ot seven years, ot 9J acres of land, beinga part of West half ot Section No, 13, Town 7, Hangr 1 West. And should said rents and pro. fits for sevt-m years, not sell for a sum sufficient to discharge said writs, 1 will, on the same day, time tnd place, snd between the. same bouts, expose at public sale, the fee simple right and title of Isaac Meatier in antl to said tract or parsel of land, to pay and satufy two judgment in tavor of Kobett I Moore, and one in f..vor of William Baldwin, against Isaac Meatier and Juliua Smith, and Wm. I'ursel replevin security. JOHN SPENCER, Shjr. r.mi'rercfbutrh, Juu. "20, 18i6, ELECTION. TUC qualified electors of Laughery Township, are hereby notified to attend at the usual lace of holding said elections, in said Township, on Monday the 6th day of March next, and then & there proceed to elect some suitable person in the town of Aurora, as a Justice of the Peace' for the corporation ot Aurora, in the room of Naniel Bartholomew, Eq. whose term of services has expired making return of said election as the law di ots. Bv order of the Bourdof County Commissioner j 21st Feb. 1225. JAMES DILL, Clk. REGIMEJVTAL ORDERS. Fifty-fifth Regiment cf Indiana Mil.tia. .aiL'-e7icelurgh, February 20, 1S26. X compliance w ith (ieneral Orwers, the 55th ll. Regiment ot Indiana Militia, will be mustered at the town of Wilmington on Friday the 13th Jay of October next. The Commandrr-in-chief will review said regiment. Bv order of Brigadier Ceneral. XV. C. Keen. JOtlX SBKNCBli.Col. 55th Utgt. i. AT. REGIMEJVTAL ORDERS. Fifty-fifth Regiment cf Indiana Militia. J,ai-micebiirg?i, February 20, 1S6. THh 1st lUttalion will be mustered st ths !n use of Captain Jonathan Yaih cn Friday the C h day cf May nest, under the command cf Lieutenant Colonel Henry Jlider. The 2d Rattalion will be mustered at the towri of i.Hvvrenceburgh on Saturday the 27th of May n"xt, under the command ot Major James YV. Huntrr. The Regimental drill mt'.3ter "sill be held at the town ot Wilmington on Friday and Saturday the 21Hh and 50th days of September next. The Regimental Court of Assessment of finest will he he-Id on the first Morulay in November next; the Court of Appeals on the. first Monday in December next, at the hcuseofJe.hu Myres in the town of Wilmington. The commandants of companies will mu3tcr their companies agreeable to Uw; and they will be held accountable for the good conduct and discipline of the same. All commissioned, regimental staff, non-commissioned ofii. ers and privates, will attend at their respective musters at lU'clock A. M. and d.rill at least four hours on each day of parade, armed ar.d equiptd as the law ihrects. IJy ordrr of JOIIX SPEXCER, Col. Comciindiog- 55th Regt, I. M". Feb. S5. Fo all to zvkom it may concern. set forth in the deed made by John St. Clair, jr. and his wife, heirs of Henry llaidon, the origir.sd proprietor of the town of Hardinsburgh, to James M "Kinney. 1 will also apply to said court to have tho the Streets and Alleys in said town of Uardinsburgh opined according to the plat thereof. JAMES M'KINNEY. HanKnsbvrgh, Feb 13, 1S:G. 7 3w. ESTRAY. rpAKLN UP by Ephraim Sutton, of LawrenceJl hurgh township, A HAY M AUK, supposed to be iv. i years old pas both hind feet white and a long switch tail a few white hairs in the forehead both side s chafed with the gears. Appraised to 15 by John Paike and Samuel Mcj (Jit ster. Certified bv D. II A GERM AN, J. P. Feb 13, 1826. 7-3w TOJFXSniP ELECTION. THR qualified electors of Lawrenceburgh towrship are hereby notified, that an election will be held at the court house, in the town of Law enct burgh on Monday the 6th day of Mirch next, for the purpose of electing township office-, s fv r the t nsuing year. liy order of the trustees, D. 11AGERMAN, Clerk. Feb. 10, 18C6. Dissolution of Copartnership. THR partnership heretofore es.isf.ng under the firm of A. C. Pepper, St co. is this day dissolved, all persors indf bted will piese call and settle immediately with N. Sparks ; also, those having claims agiinst said firm will present them for settlement A. C FEPPKU, N. SPAStKS, S. WiLBEU. Feb. C, 1526. 0-3 w