Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-27

James Fitzpatrick, deceased, left heirs or rea-
lives IN the State of Alabama in The United States
ofAmerca, known said administrator, il 10 there
fore ordered by the Court that publication be made
in The Register and Journal published in the city of
Mobile, once month for six months, requiring those
who may be the legal heirs Of the said James FitZ-
patrick appear and claim their Distribute share
OF said Estate.
Extract from the minutes OF the Court. Attest:
sepll 200 mnihly THOS. J. WOOLF, Clerk.
To Country Merchants.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED, Merchants in the city
u Of Charleston, are now recening and will have
BY the 18th September, full and complete assert me nts
oil all goods their respective lines, which they Offer
for sale the accommodating terms.
Country merchants who have been heretofore in
the habit oi visiting Other markets, would find II to
their interest to exainne this WHICH affords many
facilities for commerce as ANY other in the country.
The facilities for getting here are great, and the
rates 81 transportation 20 low TO offer quite
nducement to those residing in the neghboring
States.
DRY GOODS .'rs
Iownscnds & Arnold, No Hsyne stree,
Wiley, Banks & Co, 3 do
Kelsey & Deas. do
iiillilands g. Howell, do
hyatt, McBurney & Co, 8 do
SADDLERY.
Harral, Hare s. Co, No Hayne street
II. stoddsrd Wood, IS do
5. 5 Beach, 10 do
L. M. s. B, W. Force Co. IS do
GROCERIES. eT75a
S. $. Farrar. ~, - So22 Haype-.,re.t.
F. D, Faaning & Co, No 8 Hayre.s,rees.
Rankin. Sprouts Co. 10 do
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Haylland, Harral & Allen, Mol Havne-sueet.
: W. ''''" q i HARDWARE. 10 40
Morton g. Courtney. No s Hayne-st
'''''''" . D'e c;kRoCkERy. 10
q. S. & II. Cameron s. Go, NOEL Hayne-street.
Brown & Stone, f.T Ia do
IL. B. Gleason, Mee,ing-st, opposite the Chares,.a
Hotel. a "a
,..,. no 9 ySs: STRAW GOODS. ETC:
BOOKS. STATIONERY, ETC.
McCarer & Allen. Meeting street, NEAR the Charles
ton Hotel. septll 20OtA
Notice to the Creditors offhe PIa ters ana
Merchants Bank of Mobile.
ENHE COMMISSIONERS Of the Planters and
IL Merchants Bank Of Mobile hereby notify all the
creditors Of said Bank present their claims to tho
Secretary Of the Board at The office of said Bank in
the city of Mobile, before the first day Of jan
uary, A D., 1876. 80. "a
Ali claims not SO presented will be forever barred.
ngrceaby to the provisions OF the Bird Section Of the
act of the Legislature, entitled san act TO amend
the laws heretofore enacted, for the final settlement
of the affairs OF the Planters and Merchants Bank Of
u o
which section is published below i....s
,R nHs H BARNEY comnis'io"sr'.
Mobile. March n, IS45. mh2S 101ttlstJan
SEC. 3. Aud be il further enacted, That for The
purpose OF asceftainlng with certainty The amount of
all outstanding liabilities Of the SAID Bank, the said
Comm hsioners shall within three months after the
passage Of this act, by advertisement he inserted
in more newspapers published in the city Of
Mobile, week until The first day Of January,
1876, notify all persons having any claims or de-
mands against the said Bank 10 present the same to
officer OF said Bank, III the office in Mobile, on
or before the first day Of January, 1916, that the
same will be barred, and every claim or demand not
presented within the time aforesaid shall be for
aver barred from pay men or recovery, and no suit
shall be brought thereon in any Court in this State
A bald eagle few on board the United States ship
John Adams, al sea, much latigued. Al poultry die
rapidly AT sea- he tared we'll. being eaiabe, and
became very tame, walking around from mess to
mess, getting Crulnb here and drink there. He
10 considered one Of the crew, and attends 10
the urng OF the royals. He never left the shin VA
Ill The Princeton anchored nj Pensacola. when he
alighied on her cross jack yard. took a searching
glance, saw all right. as Ear as Uncle Sam Con
cerned, and returned to his own ship The singular
part Of this occurrence is, that three foreign ef
war anchor the John Adams, and this
republican bird will not visit either Of them.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that application will be
1 Y made in six weeks alter date, 10 the Regster of
the Land Office al ST. Stephens, for certified copy
OF certificate Of confrnai ioB granted by the Old
Board Of Commissioners, Robert @ Nicholas and
Joseph Oh miers, 10 James Denly, Representative Of
Daniel Ward, for one thousand acres OF Land-the
original Of which has been LOST misIaid that I
cannot find IL; nor has the same been legally trans
ferred. All persons are hereby notified, whohso-
II concern, that information may be given
10 me if said certificate Of confirmation be in their
possess ion--dated the 9Th day Of August, 1906.
oe,2l 217tc HIRAM MOUNGER.,
WTM. o. BALDWIN, m. D., has removed 10
w Mobile for the purpose Of practising the several
branches Of his profession. Office nj ~
COSTER. ROBINSON & CO.'S. Drug Store
oci2l 2i7tU*' Corner Water and Dauphin.stsA
COMMITTED 10 The Jail Of Rib county. Ala
~ hama, onlhe 27h ofAnr last, negro man
years old, dark complicated, stout built, quick spo
ken and has gear each side of his forehead.--
Said boy says he belongs 10 a SPECTATOR in Mssis-
slpp by the name Of James Johnston. from North
Carpi;i. G5 -.
The owner is requested 10 come forward, prove
property and pay ciargts. or he will be sold out on
the FIRST Monday November eext To pay Jail fees.
eio I6Otcmo ii. !. GATES .Jailo,.
Medical College OF Louisiana.
TINE annual course OF Lectures in this Institution
Il will commence on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th,
1915, and continue lonr months, -
Physiology and Pathology. John Harrison, N D.
Theory and Practice of In.. I.,.. NJ m
Medicine. '''ame' JONES' m' U.
Surgery. warren Stone, NJ. ID
Chemistry. ..:........,J. L. Ridde, NJ. d.
Obstetrc aud diseases II, 80 -
OF women q children os""'' ""D'4
Materia Medica and an az,
Ed Therapeutics. ......} '''''"'oo"' Pe"'fee''""
Anatomy .,....... Al .Wenderburn, MD
Demonstration oil ANATOMY .Y.RLeMonnier.mD.
iy22fsmn w. NJ CARPENTER. Dean.
d S0 REWARD will he gwen Tor the appne-s
RO-Ihension and delivery Of my boy HENRY
who Runaway from sometime in the month Of De-
cember, 1874 He is about 20 years Of age; -vesv1
bright and no doubt will try To pass himself Of fora
white man; he is about ieet 4 or s inches high;
slender built; weighs about, me hundred and twenty
teeth out in front; and known in many public pIaces
as race rider. When last heard Of he was 10 Mo-
bile, Ala, and will probably attempt 10 make his q
way 10 Ohio, or some other free State. Any intor-
nation respecting the boy will be thankfully receive