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Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-12

0G-The undersigned announces himself as n can- ddatc for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile coun- ty, al the ensuing August election. ,
 ian17 4Ite JACOB $. mAhSll'
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MARINE NEWS.
Port Of Mobile--June 1a, 1s4s.

Port Of Mobile--June 12, fs45.
 CLEARED. Bark Autoleon, Howes, for Antwerp, by Esava, Mur- reil x sch Pioneer Parker for Baltimore in bal Hast by mas ter.
 ARRIVED. Schr Commercial Peterson, fin Orleans, 10 master Steamboat Fashion. Fullerton, fin Ne v-Orleans. Steamboat Monmouth, Baker, fin New-Orleans. Steamboat Creole iIiern. i'm New Orleans. steamboat Marquette, Turpin, i'm Demopolis, with 25 bales cotton. ARRIVED HENcE-At Boston, June 1-Brig Edinburg Crocker. sPoKES-on the 2S,h uIt., lat 37 lon 59 ship Charles Henderson, hence for IIavre.
 By the Cambria al Bo.ton1 ARRIVED HENcE-At Liverpool, May ls-Br ships Eng land. Thompson; Asia, Hannah. or Havre 13h-Ship Rochai, Evans. l5tb-Ship Alabama, Wood. At the Clyde, May l4-Br ship Countess of Loudon Hutchinson.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-12

No-JAMFS HAGAN is announced by his friends as candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk of Mo- bile county at inc ensuing August election. ap3
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Per steamboat Fashion i'm New Otleans-Messrs John. son, Baker, Robinson, Levy voIlz Walsh Sands Ter. rell, Scott and children, Capt Griffin A on deck
 Per steamboat Monmouth fin New Orlesns-Walace and lady Capt Allen, Messrs Duval Met. Pheps Bar rett. Jackson.
 Per steamboat Creole from New Orleans-Capts Jno Proctor. Urquhart, Mrs Marsh Judge Marsh, Messrs YanNess, McCarter, Cartwright, Colder Morris Bryan Hyiyer, Demott, slringfeow Thompson, CrosweI, W Tucker Lalta. Chandler, Clark, McRae, Chaney and Rowel. Chaney, Wilkins, Conne-5 on deck.
 Per steamboat Marquette fin Demopolis- and lady, Drs Harrison, Lowe, Messrs Black Buckner Gra- ham, Horne, West.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-12

0o- To the Voters of Mobile county: We are au- ahorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON as candidate for reelection the office of Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- oust election febS 60tile*
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-12

The mail was through Tuesday, with the foreign accounts by the Cambria Bnsion, in the very short passage Of l2 days from Liverpool. Yesterday no tern mail from bey ond Georgia. The New-oreans pa per mail also failed,
 Three days later intelligence from Europe per steamer Cambria at Boston, came hand Tuesday. Liver pool the 1ah and liavre Of the 7th May elusive No change in the cotton markets. The ollow- Ing are the particulars o business Saturday the 7l and Monday 19th.
 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET May i9-since Friday, market quiet prices steady, sales on Saturday 45J bags to-day 4oOO, almost entirely American and 10 the trade for immediate consumption.
 wimer & smiths Times Of the goth, says of the com merciul news
 The cotton market continues in the same qnie state In which the Great Western el il. Prices eceded fully arlhing Ter pound for Trdding qualities, bnt he better kinds Of New Orleans have quite de- pressed The large crop, and what regarded the pacific news have produced 'his result and The absence of speculation pt n the nt warii,e adyi- will, in all prohabiiitY continue. The Whitsunti1e ho idAys, In inc manufacturing dstric have eriertd to sOne extent, with the business but they are now and asrs will again their ordinary course. The luda and Chinese markets have improved. and they form present the ontiet for products tho home tade promises to exhibit, for tiBle come, more lhaa it's wonted argyity. The produce kets generally arc in healthy state. II will he seen from ample report Of he American Provision market that thtt description of pIodufe holds Ill encouraging position, except in the article o Butter. With the cepton ol the great American snPle-Cotton, all other articles ol commerce. speaking generally, going of 1avorahy al remuneraiing prices.
 HAvRE, May 7-Cottou-Aler the advices by the Great Western, market very heavy and transactions " limited. There Is d downward tendency, and Al- though prices have varied from previous rales Il would be al present dihicut effect extensive sales without submitting lecline Sales 1862 bales-N. Orleans 74i Mobile 55064G Upland 57 5O96sf-slock lS45 s55O0, (sl,5OO U s. ls44 ll6,0OO do u6 900 t. States
 At HAMBURG, cotton 1rmer-sOo bales American sold at former prices
 At AMSTERDAM, 1000 bales American cotton sold with out change.
 At ANTWERP, cotton remained unchanged
 STATE OF TRADE-At Manchester fair demand pre- vailed for both Yarns and Goods-he last two days of inc week not quite so brisk shirtngs suitable for ex- port scarce.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-12

1tT-The friends of WILLIS w. GAY will sup- mort him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, at the election in August next. ianI6 1Ote&
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-12

For Clerk of the County Court. nrs- GEORGE E. HOLT is proposed as can- ,ho onsn;no election. jel0*
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Fnr CIerl af fhe Circuit Ceurt.

0y- I am candidate for reelection 10 the ofhce of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county at the sn15 AUGUSTUS BROOKS.
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sY The friends of JOSEPH c. CHAMBER LIN will support him Candidate for the office of Tax Collector of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- oua, election. myl9 145
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For County Tax Collector.

For OOUMty IHA COIItGIUI'
 0rz- The friends of A c. WALKER announce him.a a candidate for the office of Tax Collector of Mobile county at the ensuing August election. je3
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-12

The nominating poll held al the Court House on Tuesday last, resulted in the choice of Mir. J. S MARSH, as ihe Democratic candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court al the ensuing election. The
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-12

FOR TUSCALOOSA.-(W Water Permifting) h E@ h The fine, light draught. double en- Sszss2 Sszss2EsEEI zine steamer NOXUBEE. H. Kin ney master will depart for the above and inerme d- ate landings on SATURDAY, 14lh inst. at o'clock PM. For freight or passage apply on board or to
 CAMPBELL, OWEN, & O., Agents,
 je12 72 Front and 75 Commences st
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FOR MONTGOMERY

FOX MONTGOMERY. h E> h The fine, fast running steamboat SEaEsssszsszFaF BOURBON. Bolton master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings of FRIDAY the 12hinstant, at 5 o'clock PM. For freight or passage apply on board or to jel2 MOSES WAKING & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-12

9.5The friends of THOMAS c. NEWBoLD will support hm for County Tax Collector at the en- snng Auoust election. je3 l57*
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-12

UNDRIES- O 10 ffrkns choice Goshen Butter 50 boxes Cagate and Williams Soap 15 cases Pickles. 20 bxs Soda Biscuit Extra fine Green Teas, Rasins in l bxs Mackerel in bbls, and l do Stuart's Sugar House Moasses Loaf and Crushed Sugar, Dried Beef, &c land- ing from brig Morea und for sale by
 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM, Jelo Grocers, 5S Dauphn street.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-12

FOh NUN IUUWEKf. | h The new and light draught steamer HFszat5 HFszat5zsss7sssR- -LOWNDFS, A. H. Johnson master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on SATURDAY., l4th inst at o'clock, PM. For freight or passage, having superior accommo- datons, apply on board or to
 jel2 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-12

NOT1CE-Thes subscriber intending to leave the lefty for month or two during the summer, re- quests those persons who have left with him Watch es, Jewellery, Sc. for repair to call and take them away by the 10th of next month.
 LEON VlLLINGER, Watch Maker,
 h..
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-12

The New York True Sun says, the Sicilian fri gate orana has on board 50 or 60 young men of the principal families in Naples, who have been sent to learn naval ,acIcs. Among them one Prince, two Marquises, and an indefinite number of Counts.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-12

QUESTIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING N Receiving per brig Morea from New-York, new supply of Summer Clothing, consisting in part of Fancy Linen Dress and Brock Coats
 Flannel do do do Fancy Linen Pants
 White and figured Vests
 Linen and Muslin Shirts, Neck Ties, Sc For sale by STANTON & BROS. lelO l6Oh 25 Dauphin.street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-12

@ the "coms'a saa s"S"i' b@"S isss sssrs. ceIved from Havana via New Orleans, for sale by jel2 c. LEBARRON. SUGAR-4o bxs Woolsey & Woolsey's Lf Sugar S 10 bbls do do crashed do 10 do Stewards Powdered Sugar, for sale by jel2 SMITH, DABNEY & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-12

HIRE INSURANCE--The subscribers, agents II for the Conlributonship Insurance Company of New York, continue 10 take risks on Buildings. Merchandise and other property at the lowest rates of premium. HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND,
 jel0 No 36 St Michael street.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-12

M Rs. BETT'S UTERINE SUPPORTER MI We have just received from Philadelphia, vla New York, full assortment of Mrs Beu's Ute- rine Supporter This artcle for females is too well known to need any comment-ihe increasing demand Tor It IS sufcientest of it's value. No female af- ter once using it will have any other
 NORTH & CO.,, ielO Anofhacariea, Hall and 2k Gnuarnnent- -a.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-12

%7A FOR RENT-A House and Lot on the &sEA, north east corner of Dearborn and St Antho- ny streets. Possession given 1st November. Rent low. Apply to
 iel2M c. W D0RRANCE
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{wA FOR SALE-A convenient Dwelling House E$sa with all ihe necessary out buildings, on the north west corner of Cedar and S Francis streets Possession given 1st November Apply to
 ie12M C.W TORRANCE.
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FOR VIENNA. | A E@ A The steamboat JIM, J. F. Rawis SESssSss5E5s master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 3 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board to ie12 CAMPBELL. OWEN & CO,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-12

\R. N. WALKLY may be found at the office for-
 I merly occupied by Dr. J. c. NoTT, No. 37 Royalst. Residence No. 69 St. Anthony.st (eb3
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-12

" tion during the year, of ls3s- -'39-' -'40-'4i and AZ. by Chas. Wilkes, U. S. N., 5 vols. and Atlas. Also-A cheap edition of the same work, 5 vols. Just received and for sale by
 iel2 S. W. ALLEN, 2s Dauphin. st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-12

~ REIN TEAS-An assortment of fine Teas, M received per Morea and for sale by
 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM, iel2 Grocers, 5S Dauphn st SOAP AND STARCH-50 boxes Colgale's No MI Pale Soap, 30 do do Pearl Starch, 10 do fancy Soap. for sale by
 Jel2 JOHN O'REILLY & co.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-14

A WESTERN PL ACE HUNTER.

A friend wiring from Washington
carly in March, give US this pleasant
sketch Of a Sucker ollice.seekcr:-.
Dickens nigh, draw SINE laushabI'
caricalures from the live specimens oI
office. hunters now on hand here. The
president has advised them al to gl
home and leave their papers behind
them, and such scattering You never
saw! One fellow came here from Ill:
nois and was introduced TO a wag, who
he was told had great influence at court
and who although destitute Of any such
|pierenrrons, kept M The drluSjon Tor
the sake Of he joke. the Suck.r a..
dressed The man of business something
IN thus wise: Now, sraoger, look al
them papers. Them osmcs IS the lqy'
in our town. There's Deacon S lies,
then slni a piOuser man in all the cUuu-
Try; and there's John Rogers, our shot
maker he made them boots and a helltr
pair never tramped over these digging.
You wouldn't think them Sules h,i
walked three hundred mle' Of HOosiv"
mud, hat they have though. and sr'
sound Every body in our towa
knows John Rogers; Just you 60 cN'
70 Illinois and ask him about me, youhl
hnd oul how stand. Then you AL;
Jim Turner our constable, what | DIT
for the party he'II,ell you | was scream,
er at the potts Now I've come ell IA
way from Illinois. & oo foot too, no,l
1t The wsy. 10 see if can have iu>tir
They wanted me to take a town G! u
10 hOnr, but mus have something !.
|osys beforehand; such as them char
- they call 'em. halnr cot hu' : de-:
lars Jeff, and | can't wai'.lnst get me "a'
of them charges. willy,? Ttl'he'l J
man how It's hell doir Fact is g
mus: I've airul the oitice, ID u
huGl
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ceasingly, scarcely taking time for rep "
; land grea, was hi, txuIIalon aS be saw lh8
result Of his studies gradually taking f" !
and shspe-poSl beautiful and imposl !
lin the Opera, 'ldomoneo. Never h i
his fancy seemed so prolific, or his no =
atoms 50 filed with grandeur: and The Io'a
strains were more louchlugly, more iPnd t..
Is beautiful Than any he had ever btir;t
composed. The image Of Constance, a.
ways present 10 his imagination, was hs
insplFa'Ion. Her gentle spirit seemed hov.
erIng near him, and he would excIaim---
I'TIs 10 thy sweet influence, my own Con-.
stance, that owe my love lays. TIE
blessed anticipation Of possessing the,
would make me capable Of producing ev,l
such music as Apollo might breathe.
AT length his work completed, he sank
exhausted, and for while bis life hung al
on thread, bu love trumphed over Death
When he returned 10 consciousness, alt
Germany was ringing with his genius. TIA
moneO' had established his reputation,
The world NOW believed lha. The spu
had Inspired his childhood still lwe!i wnh
him when they Istenel 10 his mastery
production This Opera had obtained lor
him po0iliol 10 be enplel by the grea,r,,
composer in Germany. Nay! i, had prov.
ed him tie greatest muesiro in Europe
Congratulations and brilliant offers pouel
IN from all sides, but the happiness arising
from all this applause and dis'incIion, w.s
AS nothing compared - lhe rapture bs ieil
when he ceived, from the deIighlrG Non.
Weber, 'he trembling hand Of hIs losing
Constance and he could fOId her 10 bI4
heart, as his own, his nobly won BRIDE,
Pleasant Is i, TO record the (ulnre Of i,
love. The impeiuo ity excited by oppos,,
lion had not exhausted tho pure fountains
yelling up within their heavIs, TuH
distinguished aclrsss was forgotten by Me
world. New candidates for favor recelvrd
applupses Of the multitude
which che had renounced, for TIE adoro:
ion Of one loving heart. and Cons.anre
Weber vas re@smbeFsd only as . dream
IF tho past.
Bur WAS she happyl Did she, in her
luies home circle. pine for the e4eiiiDg az
nirauon. so dear 10 waman's vanity,
which she had formerly obtained! All! no!
zach year her Happiness increased
Ter gentle spirit soothed and GAINED the
mpetuous feelings Of her husband, and
he'd beauty over their household path
His eys dsel lendery on her graceful
igurs as it hovered around him performing
lind Offices of love, and ssch succeeding
rear endured 'hsp mols plo.ely TO each
'.hsr.
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THE GARLAND d.
g. With S,Ocetest flo,oerS enrich'd,
From uarious gardens culPd ,Uih care."
The German Watchman's SONG.

FROM THE SOUVENIRS OF A SUMMER IN GEE
MANY.
Hark, while sing! our village clock
The hour of eight, good sirs, has struck.
Eight souls alone from death were kept
When God the earth with deluge swept
Unless the Lord TO guard US deign,
Mao wakes and watches all in vain.
Lord! though thine all prevailing nigh
Do thou vouchsafe US good night
Hark, while | sing! our village clock
The hour Of nine, good sirs, has struck.
Nine lepers cleansed returned not,
Be no. thy blessings, man, forgot.
Unless the Lord to guard US delgn,
Man wakes and watches all in vain.
Lord, &c.
Hark while l sing! our'village clock
The hour of ten, good sirs, has struck.
Ten precep,s show Gods holy will,
O! NAV we prove obedien, still.
Unless the Lord TO guard US degn,
Man wakes and watches al! in vain.
Lord, &c.
Hark, while | sing! our village clock
The hour Of eleven, good sirs. has struck.
Eleven apostles remained true,
say we be like that faithful! few!
Unless The Lord to guard Us deign.
Man wakes and ws.shss al! in valr.
Lord; &c.
Hsrk, while I sing! our 'ill'ss clock
The hour Of twelve, good sirs. has struck.
Twelve is the time Of houndsry--
Man! think upon eternity.
Unless tho Lord 10 guard Us deisn,
Man wake, and wstchss oil in vain.
Lord, DC.
Hark, while l sing! our village clock
The hour Of, ,ons. good sirs, nae struck.
One God alone reigns over al.
Nsugh, can wi,hou, his will befal.
Uulsss The Lord 10 guard US deign.
Man wakes ard watches all in vain.
Lord, &c.
H,rk. while I sing! our 'ilsgs clock
The hour Of two, good sir', has struck
Two vays has man 10 walk been given,
Teach me the righ.-.hs path 10 Heaven.
Unless the lord 70 guard Us deign,
Man wakes and watches all in vain.
Lord &c,
Hsrk, while | sing! our village clock
The hour of three, good sirs, has struck
Tbree Gods in one--exslled most,
The Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
IJoless The Lord 10 guard rs deign,
Man wake. and watches all in vain.
Lord, &c,
Hark, while sing! our village clock
The hour Of four good slrs, has struck
Four seasons crown The farmers csre'
Tby heart with equal toll PrePare-
Up-up-swake! nor SIumOef on
The morn approaches, night is gone!
Thank God, who by his power and nigh
us Vaicho'
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
orYoslix ST.. PAuL's CHURCH, MAiN-s1
TERMS:

OPPOSITE oT' TAUL SHUkCH, WAiN'si
TERMS:
The COL UMBIa DEMOCR8TwiA b.
published every Saturday morning, a
TW'O DOLLARS per annum payable
half yearly in aduance, or 1Wo Dollars
Fifty Cenfs,i ifnotpaid ~ithin the yea'
No subscription ,oiH be taken for a shorte'
period than sir monthsj nor any discon'
tinuance permitted, until all arrearage'
are discharged.
ADVERTISEMENTS not erceeding a
square viA be conspicuously inserteda
One Dollar for the first three Insertions
and Twenty-Five cents for euery subse-
quent Insertion. TA liberal discoun
made TO those who advertise by the year
LETTERS addressed on business must
be post paid.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-30

legitimate position in pushing its con-
quests of public opinion while the law
would yet stand ready to take possession
of, and hold, each inch OF ground as ii
it shall be yielded to the influences Of
truth and right reason"
VOTERS OF ADDISON COUNTY!
In view of the facts before us, what shall
we do Shall we continue the present
stale of things, by the election Of another
parlizan board of commissioners or shall
we profit by the lesson OF experience. and
acquiring ourselves like men, on Thursday
next by The election of commissioners who
will execute the law as it is. rescue the coun-
~ from the state oil OUTLAWR1; III
which the NAL administration Of the last
year has placed it. :.
The crisis, calls the "good men and true''
of the county TO their posts-let the call be
responded TO, and theIlast rays the New
Years sun will smile upon Old Addison, re-
stored to the dominion and protection Of the
laws. By order Of the Committee.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-30
To Merchants and Pedlers.
Villas & MOVES
BURLINGTON, VT,

TOBBERS IN American Prints, Tick
- ings, colored Cambrics, Selicias, Canvass
Padding, Buriaps, bro,cn Drills, bro,on ana
Heached .Sheetings, Wcdding, Batting
Wickine, Cotton Yarn, Cotton and Woolen
Flannel, Edgings Laees, Cotton Threads
&c. &c. ALSO
A great variety of Buttons, Combs, Pins, Nee
dies, Hooks and Ewes, States, Scissors and Shears
Razor Strops, Knives, Silver Spoons, Plated
Britannia and Iron Spoons, Soaps, Wallets
Pocket Books, Tapes, Suspenders, Handker-
Chiefs Cravats Coat Cord and Buildings, Sewing
Silk and Twist.
ALSO,
FANCY JEwEL7Y, &c.-Thimhles, Essences,
British, Bear and Macassar Oils, Opedeldoc,
Spelling Books, Letter, Cap and wrapping Pa
pers, &c. &c. ALSO,
MANUFACTURES TIN-wARE.-A large stock OF
which is kept constantly on hand, as also some
jappaned ware.
Wholesale dealers in
Tin Plate, Russia, English and Canada
Sheet Iron, Iron ,oare, Sheet and Bolt Copper,
Sheet Lead and Zinc. Wire Yelinm, &c. &c.
In conclu lion, we would remark that our goods
are all purchased with CASH DO WINS
and at the rs7ylOlret prices, which will enable us
to sell them upon the mast farorabLe terms.
In buying the large amount we do, We obtain
our goods Of the Agents of the Manufacturers, and
hence we are not compelled TO pay tao profits be-
fore they get into our hands. This gives us de-
eidcd advantage over those who buy in smaller
quantities, as they pay one profit which we save
BY buving direct from The manufacturers Agents.
We intend at all times TO keep general and
large assortment of goods and we solicit business
fully confident that we can give satisfaction 10
those who may favor us with call.
WILLIAM X. Villas
MORILLO MOVES.
Burlington. December 1915. 33;m6
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-30
ARREST OF ALBERT J. TIRRELL

ARREST VI AID Ell >. IN NELL.
The murderer of Mrs. Bickford has been
taken and secured at New Orleans, and is in
prison. awaiting requisition from the Gov
ernor of Massachusetts. He was identified
nv Mr.. Bates, of the firm OF Bate. e. Tirrell.
He had about his person six-barrel revolv-
ing pistol, with every barrel loaded aud cap
ped He tried to jump overheard, coming
up the river.
Eugene Hutchinson, medical student
from Vermont, has been arrested in New
York. having in his possession two boxes.
containing each a dead body, dug up Bail
in $500 bonds.
Judge Garland of Louisiana. has been ac-
cused of bribery. The Judge declined TO
take his seat until the affair is investigated.
lie saws he has no fears Of the result.
II turns out on examinationithat Judge iGar-
land is euilry-(of forgery, not bribery
having drawn a note of $1,000 over the sig
nature of John M'Donough, Esq, erasing by
chemical or other process. something compli
ueniary accompanying present of strawber-
ries. The Judge has twice attempted TO
commit suicide. and was not TO be found by
the officer who had a warrant in his posses
sion.-N II. Sentinel.
McNulry's trial was going on at the last
dates, at Washington. Mr.. French the pres
ent Clerk, and various others had been exam
ined.
Gov. Van Ness, late Collector ofN. York.
has settled his accounts with the Treasury
Department, and received receipt for the
balance due the government, being forty sew
Ell cents.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-30

The appointment of board of COM
missioners who will so administer the law,
is the only duty the freemen of the coun-
ty, are called upon to perform, at the COM
ing election. The questions whittier
spurious liquors, shall be sold or drank a.
mong us is, not to be decided; the law rais-
es no such issue, neither does it, directly
or indirectly,