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Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

FREJGHTS-In review of the 18th ut. it no ted that foreign freghts opened first of the Liverpool and Ic to avrc, gradually tadvancing to Ad. and sc at the commencement Of last monh the highest point of the Since then the accumulation ofton
 has gradually depressed rates with slight iuctua- tonspresent quotations being nearly in accordance with those the opening of the seasons business. On this day fortnight the given were 1sd in British and r 2d in American ships for Liverpool and I5c for a vre; coasxise sc In the following week but few foreign charters reported ruling without noticeable change
 for foreign but al slight depression coastwse. Since then and during the last week very fair share of spirit
 has marked the freight market but decline upon pre- vious On the Sh Hare engagement rel orcd al 1c. and American for Liverpool at @d. with two three coastwise at S per bale for New York and 1 b to eastern ports; on Monday and Tuesday e
 additional transact1ns-anoher Am at rate and r at 7-l6d Tor Liverpool and ship for iayre at 1c ships for New York at S2A bark for Providence and ship and bark for Boston al Re The engagements and the continued enquiry for vessels three foreign freghts and several c0astwise being still in market nduc ed increased stiffness the part of masters and sgnees Wednesday, which has resulted improve Inent an engagement fir avre being made l-iGc and for New Ycrk at lac To Liverpool TWO or three ad donai vessels have commenced loading with full car goes secured at 76d and those previously recev ing what offers British ship eng ,ged for the Clyde I5 2d and bk for Portsmouth 1sc ship for Russia and for Trieste chartered before arrva
 Masters of disengaged Am vessels seem disposed to stand of for the in expectation of better rates British vessels are out of their way For comparative nun Der of vessels ill port loading rates etc., statements
 ExCuANGE-The market having been but moderate ly supplied with bills. while goo steady demand has prevail rates have gradually sdynnc ed the last four weeks iuy per cent domestic and K on foreign bills. The decreased value of exports this season. of reduces the amount oi exchange to be drawn tor, and hence the relatively high rates current compared with those of last tme ster. ling being then quoted 717t pren and New ork 2a Al dis GO days. The BBnS Ot Moile continue, to , m freely in bills bny ing at te cut Iuor rates ru checking New-YUrk Ht par and on New. Orleans ut prem. The imports or sP-,- have heen light Uni. year, amounting far as made public to about S33U against 6L0 0U0 at snme Uie last State Bank Notes have been gradually advancing value three weeks past present rates 5D54 per cent dis See table
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17

 last prse, Havana scae and relatively dear say 7id es,o. nominal Supply of Rio ialr.
 FLoCR-Receipts large and demand fair prices showing slight reduction since onT last notwithstanding ie nm proving tendency o the New Orleans markep owing pro hably 10 the very ample stock held here The recepts average 2D0 bbs per week for the last weeks We quote Ohio s42504 35 and Missouri s4O6$5- the latter only selling in a retail way.
 GRAIs-Recepts ofsheled corn light and prices rather stiher-say 50052c. for best white. Oats arriving freely and selling at 4olD42e. in small lots.
 HAY-Anivals light and prices improving The balanCe o two eastern have been closedn lots at 6bd 'Oe North River dull al 50ID55.
 LARprhe receipts and stock of good lard light and holders ilFm at bAfDOs4c. --z-., LdMrThe market continues bare small parcels to meet the retail demand being still received from New oea and sold by the bbl at Sl, ,750$2. .,. LuMBEa-A fair demand pTeeAils-Sprces Wi'ii"u' change SSG 10 per NJ. at mills. City prices Siol1ls;
 MoLAssrs-fhe arrivals have been pretty tnlr, o1l brisk demand prevailing the market has been kep ma M very light suppy a an average advance since our aSi o lc per gallon. The improvement owing to an @ aaNah , in New Orleans week before last reaction since lh which, has lattery slightly depressed own narket- We quote agreeahy to sales last two days Al soUN ' from the whar1. Several cargoes daily eAper'ed ~ .
 PorAroes-The receipts are nothing since our ia>i fair however in hand with moderate reques huiu firm for lots in good order. We quote Mhi'e pahuhs 1 Sl. .50ID ,62S and Chenangoes Sl,62la(0l71. ,
 Poak-With very light stock and limited recelpds Ihe demand has improved and holders stif at Slooo0 siO S for mess and ss09} for prime ,D.,,.,ce soma
 RIcE No further receipts. Holders eHpelience some improvement n the demand prices steady al 'S@Sse' fair Io choice quality.
 SraAR-Arrvals have been rather limited Tor couple of weeks in view oftheInproved request owing 10 Wch the stock in first hands has become quite light parucear ly of the best descriptions upon which the enqury cheny turns In consequence of ths and the upward tendency O prifJ,at New Orleans holders here have realized
 been the and sas e % Saas oes% sp S
 frequent ap Prime sugars have been sold off the whsri asR, by peny choice very scarce and would probably couikiANheSi4 GD5hc. .=
 SAlr-TWo small cargoes reported inward this week. The sales which have 10 our knowledge amount nn ly t some m 5000 sacks ofwhich 2oOO in one lot at od sOr from shp-bolrd One cargo J1si arrived and hal ance of one or TWO previous arrivals all that is now afoat Fnm the wharf we quote last week Y0c0$l Part of cargo fine going to New Orleans and o(GeOO sacks coarse | shipped to Florida
 NniskEy-Receipis have been free for some time ant exctud the demand. stock in consequence Of ordinary brands recufed has accumulated. This with n decn. in Nw Orleans has put down prices with ns to 2l hG0 J cent. and 221s 10 23c. for extra brands.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17
 aMIsNtsEA.

UAvANA-Per SD brig Maloua-S6Ooo specie, 100 douhlonns. PORTO RIC0-per SD schr Camla-$lC00 specie.
 NEW-YORK-rer bark Reiurm-5O bxs starch, 9 do wine IS do arbIe ee bbs cider 75 do ale 20 do Hour, 25 hxs cheese 53 do tobacco 100 do candles 5 rkinS butter cOs rope 26l bars iron bars, bdls steele, 9 hf pipes brandy, l5 cks vinegar. etc.
 B sTON-Per ship Venice-20 tons hay.
 FRANKlIN-Per schr Nimrod-lli hhis sugar, 100 bbls m0lasses. ,-I ,s-...#y.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashio'l-31 bbls moasses 32i do fuur 25 do whiskry, do He. do ap- ples do pork, do hhds sugar. sks coffee, 22 pcs bnggnR, l20 coils 23 hds bacon IS bxs cordals 5l sks onls, 25 do cheese lcs ess %ipe reo,e56 bbls flour, 54 do whsEey 64 do noasses 10 do eggs 20 do pork do beef bales tobacco kegs butter 20 boNes wine l9 casks bacon 23 hhds sugar. tcs bee 35 kegs lard, 30 bxs cheese, 443 sks corn. l.f#rH
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17

Both Houses of the Legislature of Virginia have passed resolutions 10 adjourn Monday, l7th inst
 Tue Senate had passed resolutions in f'Sor of the annex ation of Texas, which were not conc"rred in hy the House of Representatives, as the latter bod, doubted the cnnsiuionaliiy Of admission by joint resolutibA of ,he two houses of Congress. Commii- tees of conference had been naued in each branch of the Legislature, but il does not seem to be exnected hal the House will recede from the ground they have taken Chas. Cour. 18th inst. 5t 5a
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17
NUMBER OF VESSELSIs PoRT-Loadng for Great Bri- tain and France and Rate ofFreight the correspond r;aI, ( E.h tto E.lic
Cotton Statement Port of Mobile
MOBILE
Monday Morning, February IF, Is45


 AGRICuLTURAl CoNvEHTioS.-A meeting of tse citizens of Mobile will be held at the Waverly House. This E,ening, al Il o'clock for the purpose of appointing delegates to the State Agricultural Convention, to be held in this city lbe 24th inst general attendance of all those who take an In- terest in lhls important movement is earnestly re- quested.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17
Review of she Mobile Market.

From Price Current of Satmday.l
 COTTON-Anved since Friday evening week 3I,.12 bales and exported i7,27i bales-eaving the stock hand including all shipboard cleared of l4762i baes against l02,09a same time last season
 Referring retrospect under date of the 18th ut then quoted middling' 414(0i1sc. with quiet but steady market In lhe following week eight days later advices received from alhOd by sailing packets which proving favorable to holders market advan ced 3SDhc per lb before the close of the week, middiing quoted 4jc. Sales chiefly for domestic and English The market ruled very steady in the succeed ing week. good deal of anxiety being felt by both parties for the arrival ofhe to the 4th January few days later dates in the interim being received by sail ing packets, confirming the previous favorable adyices with those of the previous weekA portion of the busi speculative. On Saturday, 1st instant, partial ac per Cambria steamer were received here by pri express but made public the parties in posses sion of the news in the time operating largelysales regarded as c higher From Monday the close fweck
 good demand prevailed the advance being generally lost the market closing however at very full prices compared with raies previous to the steamers arrival Saturdays business chiefly speculative sub aequently general count foreign and domestic. 'A!iddling' DC.
 During the past week the transactions have been quite moderate in view of the large receipts and ad yanced period of the On Saturday the market quiet sales about 3Oo0 bales at previous prices Monday active demand sprang up, partly supposed specula tive, sales reaching before the close n about 00OU bes tho heaviest operations of the and price showing advance Of fully an 1sc per b. Tue day and edne days transactions estimated al nearly 300 bales per day prices varying but little from Mondays rates, holders resisting concessions chilLtd ny On Thursday the market considered by buyers little easier and enquiry prevailed sales estimated at 4oO0 bales Yesterday the weather wet and yorable fair enquiry however prevailed result ing in sales of 2500 3000 bales The transactions cepng Mondays have been mostly for Great Britain and the home markets. large share of coasiwise shipments Jor New York cargo for Russia and the greater part the Hayre engagements said to have been bought in the previous week as also considerable portion of that going board for Boston, The receipts nave been heavy for fortnight past and the stock has largely accumula ed embracing fair proportion of good cotlon Sales for ending 3ls ult sales 5500 baes receipts 32U72 week ending 7h inst sales 500 bales, receipts 3 O03 a for week ending 4t sales 26 0UO bales, against receipts of 37 772 bales.
 We quote under, showing nearly an 16c advance middng and upwards, upon prices of this day week, marking that holders anxious to sell yesterday after the arrival of the New Orleans mail.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17

lion of Ihe q"t rton, Mill turn nany warm NAtion- isls here into very lukewaim friends, decided friends of different State bailey. With such pros pecrs ofa permanent .e:,euent Of iheir government upon secure basis of independence, is it likely that of pride, intelligence and spirit, will wait con tenIeds to be made the sport of contendug parties in the UcIled States9 wish these things were well understood in tho United States, particularly at
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17

BISHOP OkbERDoKK'sT TKIAL-Mr. Boullemet has placed our table repon of the proceedings of the eccles'a'tica court in New York in the case of Bishop Ondrdonk. IL occupies ss4 closely print ed ocIsso pages, and conta $ a the testimony in detail- the arguments of ounsel--,he opinions of the dissenting Bishops and the sentence of the cour
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17
ENRORTA.

IIyERpOOI--Per IIr ship samue--l807 bales cotton. TRIESTE-Per bark StrHfard-ll25 bales cotton.
 NEW-YORK-Per brig AIabama-5lS bales coti"n, pkges deer skins, do ndse. i'tt - RICfiMOND-Per schr DeIaware-l54 bales cotton.
 PENSAcOLA--Per brig Imporier-3Oo bales hay, 4OO sks smlI, 10 bxs mdse. .5..s
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17

The letter mail from New-York with dates of the 9th and 6lh instant, came through yesterday without papers. The express failed beyond Charleston.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17

We perceive by the reported proceedings of the LouislaDa House of Representatives, on Friday last, li,ai reso iuion requesting the Hon. m, BARROW
 to resign his seat the Senate oi the United States,
 consequence oC his course in relation to the annex- a,ion of Texas, laid the table by vote of 22 10 20 CT
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17

 We rrcei,sl also from hr. ALLEN eory of the sauie report. ~ a
 ln saying, we eonscieniouslY de. that il is book fiji to he read. haze no idea of injuring the sale of it. Indeed, we think the Booksellers ought to fee obliged To us for the expression sfthis opinion. Boast ns we may of the elevation of ile tone of public morals and of ,e advance of society in the refnements of socnl life, liere is not city in the Union from saintly Boston to sinful New Orleans, (we skip own soodly city of course) where there is not perfect rush after lhe disgusting details recorded i" this book nf abOminatons. There is something recherche in Bishops amours, that cnmmends them 10 public curiosity. "A sain, in crape is twice saint in awn," and we suppose the duplication must at least, he doubled when the suh- feet m full canoncals plays the psrI of the gay Lt- thario.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17
iebi4 6s,s BARNABY COX.
NOTICE.-Ranaw W ay from the subscriber

A6 NOTlCE.-Rauama ay from the subscriber, M two negrp meh--WILEY. ai man abou, "A "A years of age, five feet 6 or 8 inches high, N. heavy buh, weighs nearly l75, pounds, no l,ugh-snal black eyes, He took wih him brown cloth and frock of brown Jeans. and white fir hat. The ober boy is named JOHN, abou, 21 years of nae, upwards of five feet high, sloop shoul body) panaoons of white nsey cloth. It IS sup- posed they will make towards Molie or New Or leans reasonable reward will be paid for iher apprehension .,,5y nsll
 Any information respecting the above Negroes left with Harrison Blair Mobile, will lie attended to.
 febl4 65cs THOMAS F YOUNGBLoOD.
 Qf-The New-Drleans Picayune will copy three times and send bill To this office. r5tggs
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17

gcj- The friends of WILLIS W. GAY will sup- port him as a candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, al the election in August nexi. ian16 4Otes q
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17

lc;-I offer my name io lhe voters of Mobile county as candidate for the office of County Cletk, al the ensuing August election.
 lanl5 39te 3 .fa ss EDWIN RUST.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17

GJ-The undersigned announces himself as a can didac for leik uf te Circuit Court of M coun- iy, al the ensuing August election.
 ianl7 Ate JACOB $. MARSH;
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17

THEATRE.--"Poor Old Grandfather Whitehead" with the snows of another winter upon his brows, to be again introduced to tonight, by the inima- ble comedian Henry Phcde. To speak in praise of this gentIeman's performance of ihis part is work of supererogqion, those who have already beheld his touching deIineaion of the affection and the sui erinss, the trials and the rumphs of the hoary head ed persouifcaiton of domestic struggles, never forget i,and those who have not, We are quite will let go by the present opportunity of doing 20.
 Th- farce uf "Bombastes Fu,oso," the very an- tithesis of the aforementioned piece, will introduce the versatile powers of Mr Plaei'e in the humo, ous character of Gen,ra Bnmbastes.
 Mr. Tom Pacide will also appe as Mir Tmid in the farce of "Tke Dead Shut."
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17
MARINE NEWS.
Port of MobiIe--February I7, Isa5.


 CLEARED. ., t.5
 Br shin Samuel, Grimde for Liverpool by A Crscie Bark Straford, Robson, for Trieste by CIason yIes Brig Alabama. Dudley. for New. York by J 0 Ryan, Brig Importer Marsh, for Pensacoln, by Jas IT Ryers & co. qi s.'-'f H schr Delaware, Gill, for Richmond, Va, by Gwath- msy, Forbes & co. J u.I aiI IA ? .' 'sftA' Y N'H'
 ARRIVED. iHH i4 Brig Boston, Nickerson fin Boston. to II Rivers & CO., Schr Nimrod, Chase. i'm Franklin. La. toJ Sands & CO., Schr Patriot, Crockett, fin Thoasion, with lime 10 II Rivers X co. Steamboat Creole, Heirn, fin New Orleans.
 Steamboat Fashion. Fullerton, i'm New. Orle ans. Steamboat Victoria, Payne, from Tuscaloosa. with l097 bales cotton. -' - - Steamboat Admiral, Webbing, finn Jones' Bluff, with ll23 bales cotton 1Nl -i sHii1 i+f Steamboat LAlla Rookh, Hooper, from Nashville, with 83l bales cotton. . ..l .. bal rl.rf ntf 'sia Steamboat Marquette, Fry, from Gainesville with ss5 bales cotton
 Steamboat Eliza Roberts, rom Gainesville with i72O bales cotton.
 Steamboat Little Harriet, McAIpin, i'm Mayberrys Landing, with l19 bnles cation. 'r5 CLEARED FOR THIS PoRT--From Boston, Feb. B. Schr Independence. Dow. N. N.B-The Narrows closed with loose ice W arrlais.f.i al'f IiF'' gIiN tE 7 TELEoRAPHED-At New York, Frh. 5-Brig Morea Edgar, Mobiles ship Sheffield, fD Hull, Dec. ly, and skip and bark. .i..tr 4ftft-HrfF IIlIt't t
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17

UFNED <. RATCIlFFE p proposed hy his friends As candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court and will besuDported by .,,,,,.,
 febl7 67tf MANY NOIEkS.
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e NOTICE TO CREDITORS .I'a v
 Gupu e Comm Mnu.r r

.st .., ss.if February 9th, ls45. -e'. Estate of i u ophims i. sTS 'Toaln;e ie. Exer,ion of the sst will and sian-n of Green ID. Caller. deed. and filed un allegation and schs.vls in writing, setting forh that such estate is and praying that the said estate may be declared n' solvent. Whereupon the third Saturday in March next, has been appoiu,ed D, the Court to hea ard determine iile same, when and where aIl person. c"ncerned in adverse interest may attend jf fhs. ,hibk prnper. kS tiiiEet a,'TG fE'J
 iel8 60if D. THOMPSON c,..L
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17

] N>a i.kUNANNAY--On Sunday last, from the A employ of Mir. Del Banco. on the Dauphn
 M street road, negro man HARRY, aabout 45 M. years ofage. His hair, and heard getting grey, and has a high foreheaa He is d asl,bemaker by tiade and is quite smooth spoken and plausible. Was drersed when last in d long summer coat, mixed pants, good deal worn, and black hat, and walked wnha stick. and speaks in drawling coun- try way. Harry andl his wife were brought from Tennessee about fourteen months ago, taking water at Selma He may attempt to get back on some boat. All persons are warned against employing or harboring said negro. ..1 t,,',.. -na
 fehl3 q. A. STUART
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17

DJ- To ihe Voters ef Mobile couniy: We are au- lhorized 10 announce DRURY THOMPSON as candidate for reelection the office of CeEk oi the Couniv Court of Mobile coup,y, ai the ensuing Au- gust election. tebo oO''ie'
 pf5-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him as candidate for the office nf Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile county, ut the election on the first Monday of August next. ja0l4 SSIeA
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17

LANkETs.-3o 30 bales of various qaaIie., Sr ishlS BEERS \ SMITH, 22 si Micha.L.,
 1HiLA insE pEi.pHiA ls A ADDLERY-Fes.l, Isepply a ne gnaerstRg?ed F now receiving per bfie j. P.i'en, fesh supply of saddery. winch he Vii sell on very reasonable terms WI" riase Trimmer's. var iebi4 8. BouLLEMET, No. 2 DauphIp.s,.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17

NOTICE--Ihe Honorable JOHN A. cUTH. lSBERf, Judge of the County Court of Mobile county. drpo!nted the undersigned Administrator of ihe Es,aIe of Edward Comfort, nf Mobile; deceas. ed, on the 18th day of January instant.
 All persons having claims against said estate. vii present them to duly a,tesfed within the time Ii. mied by law. or they will be barred; and those inc debied to ihe Estaie will make pa, ment to Iuett ' ian22 45tow VIM. CUNNiNGIIAM- Adu,r,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17

NOMMITTED to the Jail of Dallas coapty, Ala O bama, on the 27ih day of November last, N ne. gro man calling his name CHARLES JOHNSON. and says he is free, and that James W. McClung of Huntsville, Alabama, is his guardisn3 Said boy is five feet foul or five inches hieh, of con,inon negro complexion, has small scar on the right hand near the thumb, has motion of ihe head ihaugh slight ly touched with palsy, and is about ihir,y.6se years ofage. The owner Of said hoy is notified to cone forward. prove nrol,erty way charges and take him away, otherwise he wi be sod of Jail on the lst Monday of August next, to pay Jail fees, Sc.
 ian29 tlfcmo, ','5' -. I. F. CONOLEY, Sheriff.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17
! '-- TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

wn r TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
 M Runaway iron. The subscriber on or about " N the SliI day of March last, a Negro man M named ETHRAIM. He formerly helong. ed to man named Wright, whose name he sone. times assumes. and was sold his pttperiy under execution by the sheriff of Mobile couniy about year since. F8l8 HN@ i1
 He is very intelligent fellow and uses very choice language in conyersaiIon.~ He, s thick sci. of ordinary heieht, and his color hut ashade above black He is probably en'leavoring to gei out of the State, as he preiens be free. The above reward will be paid for his apprehension and delivery ,o me at Blakely, Ala. JONATHAN JOHNS.
 oct4-2E39sf rlHeufifTSN
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17

 Y ME for sale by R0BT. s. BUNKER, h iebl7 corner Royal and St Francis-sts l SsALT-For sale on the wharf and in the Bay by S feb17 D. WHEELER, 2s St Michaelst DAILS-30 dozen Painted, for sale low by II febl7 T. II. CHEEVER, 40 Comneicest EslGS-l00 drums extra quality Figs, just re- II ceived and for sale bv Hpia,
 febl7 T H. CHEEVER, 10 Commeice.st ~ UANO of great strength. genuine as imported, M for sale by the sack by
 frbl7 LAIRD LrrrLEJoHN, 34 St Francis-st GPERM OIL--4 hhds beached winter strained S Sperm Oil, warrenied pure, For sHle by febl6 , tI E. c. CENTER & co. DUTTEf--2l kegs Goshen, landing from bark ab Reform and for sale by 70 i.# sei .febl6 5a ..C.1 t 1E. c. CENTER & co. rOAL-l25 casks Peach Orchard, landing and O for sale by il- si'l1r i lt VI v a fehi7 : ssads lE. C.gCENTER & co. COAL-3O tons Camel from Canlelton mines, N Indaml, for sale by
 febI7 ,1 s.a. sIE. c. CENTERa co. s FSOAL-l1O0 tons first quality Liverpool, for smle V in quantities of or more tons at eight dol. l,rs per ton. Apply to
 febl7 E. c. CENTER q CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17

M NOTICE-Willbe be sold by order of the Orphans Court, on the premises, the following described Real Estate the property of the late James Hender- son, to wit: The south west subdivision fractional section nineteen, township five. range four conain- ing two hundred and seven acres, having 40 acres of the same cleared and under fence, with two corn houses on the same. Said land is of e first quail ty lying on the Alabama river. Sale to commence at l2 o'clock on SATURDAY, the 22d day of March next. Terms, twelve months credit, with ap- P roved security. .t
 feb17 6TtM HUGH JONES, Adm'r.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17
HENRY w. FACARD, Admio;,

A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE-rThe Snder- lA signed having been appointed administrator on the estate of Edward McDonad, deceMsed, lby the Ilo, o,orable the Orpban's Court of Mobile eoun,v. hereby notifies all persons bed to sad es,ste io make immediate payment, aud all persons having claims against the will present then, within the time prescribed by law or ihey will he barred.
 .. ianll 36fcI q A. AULD. Adnininlratnr
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\ ETTERs OF ADMINISTRATORS N.-Notice Al is hereby given thai ihe undersign was np. Honorable the Judge .f the County Court of Mobile county, Administrator on the estaIe of Daniel Fn- gard deceased. All persons indebted 10 sad esta e will make immediate psy yment to lie Undersigned and al those having claims requested to bseyent be liarred. 4' 77s'sIs1 ,e