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Notice to the Creditors ofthe Planters and

 Merchants Bank of Mobile.

 TNHE COMMISSIONERS of the Planters and

 Merchants Bank of Mobile hereby notify all the creditors of said Bank 10 present their claims to the Secretary of the Board the office of said Bank n the city of Mobile, before the first day of Jan uary, A D., 1s46'

 Ali claims not so presented will be forever barred, aereeaby to the provisions of the 3rd Section of the act of the Legislature, entitled "An act to amend the laws heretofore enacted, for the fnal settlement of the affairs of the Planters and Merchants Bank oi Mobie," approved the 24th January, lS45, copy oi which section is published below.

 DAVID STODDER, }co,,;sssorers

 HINDMAN BARNEY Commissioners

 Mobile, March 27, Is45. mh2S 10ltllstJan

 SEC. 8. And be it further enacted, That for the purpose of ascertaing with certainty the amount of all outstanding liabilities of the sad Bank, the sa'd Commissioners shall within three months after the massage of this act, by advertisement 10 be inserted in one or more newspapers published m the city oi Mobile, once week until the first day of January, IS46 notify all persons having any claims or de- mands against the said Bank, to present the same to some officer of said Bank, at the office in Moble on or before the first day of January, 1S46, or that the same will be barred, and every claim or demand not SO presented within the time aforesaid shall be for ever barred from payment or recovery, and no suit shall be brought thereon in any Court in ihs Sate

 Boarding School, Sing Sing, New-York.

 

 HNHE SUMMER SESSION of .his Institution Il commences on Wednesday,, the 30lh April. The remarkable healthness of the location, it's proxnnty 10 the city of N. York being distant less than three hours sail, the convenient and comfortable arrange ments of the building present advantages possessed by few institutions. The Principal graduate Of the United States Military Academy. at West Poln!' and while instructing principally in the malhemati- cal department, maintains stiic personal snperV', sion over all the others. As healthy recreation ana an improvement to the carriage of the pupils. they are regularly exercised in the Infantry Dr''':

 The terms are $S230 per annum. winch includes instruction m French. Pupils to iurnlsh the usual articles or they will be furnished at smallexpense For the o her modern languages, music drawing books and stationary, an exua charge IS made The Principal refers particularly to the following gent emen, some of the patrons of the Institution:

 Chas. King, Eeq., Hon. B. F. Butler, William Barne wall, Esq, Jas. Smith, Esq, Charles Knee land, Esq, Isaac Gibson. Esq, Cornelius Dubois J., Esq Col J. B. Wood, of New York; N. Lea yenworth, Esq, of Elizabethtown, N. J.; Genera $. Van Rensselaer,, of Albany, N. Y.; Colonel J. 5 Mcintosh, of the U. s. Army; Hon. Charles A Wicklife. of Kentucky; Arch'd. Graeie, Esq Wm R. Hallett, Esq. John Bloodgood, Esq, oi Mobile Alabama. aplo IF