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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-12
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-12
SUM- s7, 1914:
AMffcrber.uu uq.

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Sabre 1893 in per Ndbe urn Sppensburs in snnplsann
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lamb wOsntnbea rwanbteu bres rerOrbrnn Gbem anes i'm
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-12
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-12
Canton, ben II. sSuIi 1894.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-12

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-12

- Or.
aoh1@ oetf68 per cetdbIten 5urD- -gebalt $759 AZ
2eN9en9epner 375 50
@cnntYDeS- Aus8aben I59 Is
StaAIs1oe9 90 1872 25
Naplone8dpen $50 90
aEMen y. U. rmenbauSaNs9dben 1895 ~
1tMeHg0M0 Ocfm .-a 1907 O0
&o1ntp -SfEceS 1899 55
1aanftip, aFe(eren 2ls Oo|
9Nutsalleh 81 ri
Gtaatsiaden uOr GrieSensritter 536 s5
ge9alfsud9ter 1913 OO
@0MFdoIee IN court Ill 90
/ .s Bnd9er nno Experimentation 264 rs
DrAdareett 156 IS
Me6fbaeen IA no
/ 4s gsA0en 1,24I OO
5,E epurthansouS9abeu 10 29
lEt, StaatsonWalt 800 90
a GefdnsniB aIussaben 373 GO
GcuufD @omiaifondrs @ebalt 1856 90
VpMo 90. DO SO O0
9aeecrcin9 fars @cunfD rs 3l|
Secij uno 3Dblen flrs Counts 83 ri
1dreH ufriobt9 besablt q,
SGaSmei@ter lleberIduB- ginfiinfte SO Oo|
Gdlreiter Gunp- gommifllondre so COL
Counts Sdreiber6 @ebalt 60 O0I
SNenns getalt 100 OOl
It Strafea Suriidbeiabn s sol
1erfol9nil9 Glidbti9er 81 O0I
ii @crpneFs an89aeen $685. al sol
B SGAtgalefar 14l I'll
Carroll 60. Sdalfeno 40 col
Gannifip We9fonos 4,O37 25t
E5s3 AoarldBtpfOnoa 2,447 Gil
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s slaOitors @ebatt 1855 Gal
SGaemeilters gro3entage an
Uerihiecene Tonos 247 cal
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-12
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aus OspS Sos,fenbafb

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4 Dititi6en Uerlieeen ibrt 0eilnafb i'm CONNER 1897
nab haben bic jset nod nits bon ft bOrerl lolfen
Der paterieidnstr, petder oor Rnr,et, 9o,rebt pon
ibrsM trraloten betcmnft speldser oieie6e ,nir-
natitlfea lOa paaidt atsbato8f Ruioe nater fctaeu
bst spDreffs ss. 3sfs'ss fs'ss''s
sss ss 5afot S&eRerina.S
4 Care Of Lewis Hest. 6
Chambersbarg, Frankla CO, Pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-08
POLICE OFFICE.

DRUGGED AND RoBBED-Last evening n man
named Terrence Byncs of Mnsye Kentucky, went to the
house of Cornelius Noonnn, No 80 Orange s,reet with s2D
three other drafts Of FPS 81 and $50 "a gold and silver IN his
pocket drink Remaining there he drank some
more small beer which dugsed and he becoming drowsy
hid Idown on bed Sometime thereafter he WIS awaken
cd driven of doors when he accrtaned that he had
seen robbed of all his money and drafts. Officers Meals md
Baker on being advised 1.-THE affair arrested Noonan and four
females the house mined Ellen johnson, Mary Ann Leo
nnrd Ellen Rgan and Catharne Brown who committed.
of Noonra with the officers and found silver table
marked W. ~: large qqnro bible inscribed on the SIDE
Elm Graham." md iron harreIed pistol with the cock
underneath the barrel liyrnes wns on his way to Ire
stopped.
LARcEHIEs.-Taril Cu en- arrested aud com
united Tor stealing worth SO from Patrick Hogan. No.
Franklin John tirun, the employ of q. w Trend
well Of 81 Liberty arrested und committed Tor sienl
piece of irish linen and other articles worth 81 ct dlieT
times james Kelly arrested and committed for steal
r 50 pound weight which he offered 10 sell ut the Junk shop
OF l0l Gold street. An owner IL WANTED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-08

have nso. 80 Benevolent Societies and Newspaper, are
printed by the free courc people OF the free States
For all OF which reasons yOur memOralsis would humby
p.ny-
i That honorhie BODY would lau.c the Censu, Of
5000 be recIamuc md fnr ooSsble. corrected
the department; Of STATE Ce that the bend that
Department may have facts upon which 10 found his
ments.
% That your honorable body would establish ut Wr,hinc
general office Of Registration. with officer
head who shall te returned from each the
class Of inhabitants. well the Bnt Deaths! and Mar
ri1ces.
3d. Tint your honorable body Will cause BE taken. the
Census o $50 the number Of adu;. who rend and wtc
the whites the slaves and the free people OF COLOR
every county nf the United States.
And insnuriHlists wIl pray.
Rev. WV. E;sHoP move, the adoption OF the memorial
winch seconded hy Philip \. Bel. with
pirate remarks and the memorial ndoptei unanimously
The meeting! then eloGuelty addressed by Reverend
H. II. Garnet; Chas b. Ray and T. : Wright. and MeSp.
Junus c. Nofsll and Chas. l.. Reason
The following Resolutions were then adopted
ReSeireG Tina; copy the memorial signed BY the Off
of rh, meeting be To the Hon. Rufus Choaie Of the
Senate TOT pre>eniation 10 that body.
Resarcd That the memorial BE- published under the tirec
oi the Committee.
Resored That NIL Presses roug hou the country and the
world favorable human freedom be requested publish the
memorial
Resored That orr people every md city through
out Free be requested - hold meetings, collect stats
tics and publish relation 10 Themselves Teutinc the
statements OF ;r Calhoun.
After motions Of thanks to the Committees the ueetin: I'd
PsreIcK II. REASON, soy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-08
Markets. =. Carefully reported for The Yribune.

TUESDAY, May
AsESThc market moderately &C, active for Posa and
Pearls are dull and only hear OF small lot lio inspection
60 bbs 81 30 The receipts this morning were about u
CoTTCN-The sales are 700 500 bae.. mostly to spin
There have been no operations TO test the etec' oil e
foreign news, but the market IS easy.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market not active to-day.
There are not mapy ms FROM olSe tn Blk e
offered freely and made at4 Flat Ohio. fair
Fi%ss, S9s a at xs}h St. as S sas
quote Western Scratched @ 81 IS with saes s ss ~ md
81 There Is far supply of these descriptions with mod
eru,e demand OF New Orleans ahont about SOD bbs sold at
o 20 are get ING Georgetown S. fancy IS Richmond Cou
Try SIX So Brandywine So Richm1na by ~; SonI
err Scratched a fine mddnS md dh s Gu Wss
2tsf and scarce Brandywine % y ~ cash ship stun,
sae II L. cents and BROOKLYN Mills at Ia bug Meal
EXAM is in light demand and the supplies
good Northern held At 81 :. cents welsn.: WIN sae ~
400 bushels southern for Havana ut 52c Rye sold 200
bushels @ delivered 4p,s are Canal led Rse pe al
these rates Southern would bring &c sale Of JOY lno,
Wheat Jus, received from NewOrean, was made at private
b,,rnin The market we believe IS again bare -,
UaV-Ibe supplies far, and. with some demand me
market rather tends upward we nouce ses NV 70 4V0 oae'
a'WHiSEY-The market steady at 2 Exc for bbls with
,n. ,ac Receivers prefer storing to accepting lowe, rates
The 100 bbl, reported yesterday were City Drudge &c ana
IN air aSoREs-Turpentne dull We notice sales
$40 bbis Wilnnr,on Rosn at c cash. spifs are sans NJ
% aCGAt auction II hhds mcrchantable Missouri
a, "a average So mos X Do nf'chan nnn sei
f NJ M CAST. and Il bales ST. Jsgo n; Ia cents
cash sa,es have been considerable within day
@ and On some parcel, decline OF about &c per 10 on
i've" o ,aes We 500 Rio Grnnde q lbs at lc
Pb,isSslp Il 70! n market ZOO Rio Grande
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-08
Projected ny THE LADlrs.-Qu,e an original

MnFEGTED BY THE LADiEs.-llulte an original
genius named S S. Foster announced through
handbills that he would preach at certain point
designated in the streets of Providence on Sunday
afternoon last. Quite a crowd collected at the
place, and the orator mounted pile Of boards
and commenced by saying that he had been refu-
scd house, and was therefore obliged TO preach
IN the Streets he went on to attack Ministers,
Churches. Religions and Governments of all
kinds. lie denounced some Of our Ministers by
name and abused our Magistrates, both local and
general. He declared all Governments to be an
infringement upon human rights, and the Re-
gion preached by our Ministers of an oppressive
and enslavlng character.
Before he had concluded, some indications Of
an intention to mob him were exhibited, when he
was surrounded by a guard of his female follow
eTs, and, thus protected, marched from the
ground.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-08

This Board also met last evening and passed upr

This Board also met last evening and passed upon
several bills.
COURT OF SESSIONS. before the Recorder and Alder
men CLAYTON and WooDnCLL.
JAMES x. WHITING. Esq Dstnc; Attorney.
GRAND JUEY-The following Grand Jurors were
sworl VIZ: Linus W. Stevens FOreman-Willlam Burns.
William blackwell. Joseph Bishop William +. Dana. james
Ftcheli Marcus 7; e kimm Abr1ham Aererole Gus,n-
nest Fink Henry Wyckoii Thomas A. Doyle. Moses Fay
or, Washington Post. Elnh ioughton; Alexander Mcclure.
Genus; HYDE Jonathan w. Odel and George a Hoyt-2l
The Recorder charged the Grand Jury briefly regard 10
their duties, when they retired 10 their chamber.
FIsEs.-Four petit jurors were fined S25 each for
default in attending at the last term.
FORFEITURE s.-John f. Peck, indicted for three
several for false appearing his ecosnzances
were forfeited.
There not being any cases ready for trial the Court
adjourned 10 "Wednesday II O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-08
saET-ve notice farther .alc. 800 bas. ss I1 s.lin. a,

al Il lsc cash.
PROVISIONS.-Ah3utl 100 hb' Prime Pork have been
at g. with small Beef !. yety heavy md country
River Mes cify Inspections offered n, - Ctr Al ~
No 'ne' of m?p,tnnce We hegf Of nothing d29s Lard
hs been sold nj sht could have been obtained al
far rate The stock Of old !'uiei much reduced and the por
,,ok Of old Cheese considerable and quite unsaesb We
quote u nc. $780,,
SOAP STrFFS.-We notice saless s'oto lbs coarse Lard
Wo0i-ln foreign there is bn luIe dong from irs; hands,
the pcrfons being auo,; confined to the trade Stock
ome>c Is IN nlernbe far demand nnd sales bong made
n, our Quntntou. American SnXonr. Fecce ~ ~ H.
do fi,blooi Nerino < - do : and i Merno a do
Native nnd i do q - superfinc pulled 3 D. No do
81 g; No. Edo. a n y South American washed II l.
do washed and picked IS - do unwashed as African
a IA SMYRNA Il Il Mexican IL IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-08
SUPERIOR COURT. Before Judge OAKLEY.

HORACE BUTLER VS.. The MAYOR, &c. of NEW
YoRK-rhe plaintiff contractor for the mason work in
erecting the Halls of Justice Tomb' Centre He
claimed large for alterations Hnd work which
referred bu, he disputed tie awnrd the ground that the
referees assumed themselves srener power during the nyes
legation than they legally entitled To- The has
ed trough the supreme Court and the Court OF Errors and
back this Court the question whether the referees
assumed snch Verdict for plaintiff SIS 600 debt
subject 20 the opinion OF the Court, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-08
CITY INTELLIGEN nee.
COrRT OF OYER AND TER,

COURT OF OYER AND TERMTNER.
Before Judge KENT, Aldermen TILLou and
WATERMAS
TRIAL OF BRIDGET O'BRIES FOR THE MURDER
Of her Infant Chid.-The prisoner IN about3 S
of with rudy cnst Of courtenance rCed NJ
the bar. charged with the murder of her male infant child. IN
Jan lost. by throwing down sink the of house No
- St Marks place, ut which place she lived The
circumstances already known. The cry OF child
hcafe IN The evening proceeding from sink which
but tile uS- was got OUT ana sent with ~, ri.orer, nex
day 10 the Aim, House where died OWING Ia le injury and
It had received the yhul, The at Bellevue
testified that prisoner told her the 'lld hers and Tint she
supposed 10 l dead when She threw down the vault. IL
also stated 10y the und phyccan that - minutes
and moro sometimes interviewed after the birth OF child before
II exhibits signs of HE
Nh Phillips appeared behalf ofihe prosecution and Mesr
Wilson and Btay for defence The Jury returned verdict Of
MOI EuIi,y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-08
CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
IN THE UNITED STATES.
NJ powrpy

ANDERSON & DOBBS have JUS, received large and
splendid assortment onew Spring Patterns of Superior Quality
THREE PLY AND DOUBLE sUPERFINEH.
Carpeing Patterns that cannot be found in any other Eab
lshment. . =,
Extra tine and Common Ingram Carpetng Ventan Hall
and Carpets Floor OIL Cloths n!ted and Turkey Hearth
Rugs Parlor Door Mats. Table and Piano Covers.
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES. &c. -.
All ofwhich where purchased for previous TO the
Be sold al the usual low pnces CT @ Bowety.
We advise all who about purchasing TO 9a soon anu
make lhei! selections. ANDERSON & DObDS,
anl6 Iuu- above Hester st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-08
Exchanges are quiet at 9! q for Sterling
Francs ure 5lSt 5.2'ta.
One of the London Banking Circulars by the


One OF the London Banking Circulars by the
steamer says:
The advice, from the United States received since the de
pafe Of The last steamer being OF favorable character
prices have declined instances, with htte Duse OF
demand our quotations gre generally nominal Aapaa
olls Fives 70 a.. Illinois SNs . TO ~ Indiana ives
q s. kentucky Skies g to 80 Lousana per cent Is
ling &c do Union Bank Gj: do. T. :. Bank liones oil ISL
nunc for sale do Consolidated Association do Mnhci-
elts Sterling Elves 100 div. buyers Maryirnd Ewes ~
SELLERS md without business Newly ork state Ewes loo "
cy div New.Yuk CITY 9ll. Ohio Skies 90 seies: Penn
syiyann Elves % 70 %: L. :. Bank shares Is Ia Us
The Irwnton Bridge Bank, which has Tor several
years formed large part the circulation in South Caclua
md limos, the entire Euiauln. suspended payment
few days ago and closed doors, The Southern shield
paper published that that investigation mo
It's affairs going by committee of the citizens and
directors and suspension OF opinion asked until the resul,
made known that the directors intend to cal
in slaen stock enable them 10 redeem the circu
lation.
The Philadelphia Bank has declared dividend
ofree per for the last SIX months payable on demand
Some persons interested the Bank dat
sacion that larger dividend not declared. II as
serted the Bank able divide much greaer per centage
The Northern Liberties Bank has declared dNi-
dend Of three per cent. payable IN ten days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-08

,hon one Church every 5 of the free ccored o
the free States. AT the same time granting that NJ ts
the South proaicnouSy attended ~ Inc ~
mond Peersburrh, Va, Norfolk s1yannan I
total population all classes of $50 @ these cites contain
only Ia Churches Church 70 every sl6l nh1otnns
have greater number Of Churches By nearly tour Told thnn
have HE entire population Of these holding ces Ihey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-08

u On Saturday last, Mr.. f. w. Newton OF
Alexander thrown from the rail-irain between
that place and Batavia and lost Ais arm, it being
run over by the locomotive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-08
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURr-Before Judge

HENRY STEPHENS VS. DAVID FELT AND WILLIAM
FELrActon damages for violation of patent TO
make blue writing lnk.-lhc mode claimed is IN d.olvng
Psslan blue by OF oxac ncld Il shown By the
testimony that patent secured England aud this
country TINT Mcss Felt obtained knowledge oi the
OF manufacturing the ink. caused labels 20 be made Initiating
the English labels of plaintiff and sold the fluid imported
INK On behalf OF defence commended TINT plaintiff md
right the patent. The will be resumed this forenoon.
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COUNTY COURT.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

This Court met again last evening and received
further moEy relation charges Justice Gil
bert. after whIchi adjourned to Thursday mex.
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Commercial and Money Matters.

n For Commercial and Money .iatterS. Last Page.
TUESDAY p NJ.
The Stock Market declined to-day. A fall might
very naturally been looked for after the nle great rise
There was not panic but holders thinking about time TO
reulze sold freely. The following shows Tie rlse since
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DI led.

A,Viton Saratoga Co " " May Sd. AUGCsrUs p.
Dog aged - years lingering and painful illness which
he bore Christian csignaon IN The cain nope o n''s
full lmmu tally. o.
On The morning the 18th AT the residence of his dnuch-
ter at Troy ,cog R,pcLIFY Esq ol this city counsellor al
On Mu.day. May 6,h Mr.. CHARLES NJ THRrsroS; aged
Island 90, - =,
On the 5tk INST. Mr.. SUSAN NJ. MOORE widow of Col
Maurice .lrure. OF W lmIneton. y, {. 20
o. the 9Th u, Nj MLroS W HorxtSs, artist. OF Ciucin
npti. IL,
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F-c%- 500 Dor. John Clark, Jun. d Co.,
Back and Coore Nos Spool Cu.tois lot Aliner use
lu,t received and iuf sale by -
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COURT CALENDAR. TINS D.

CIRCUIT CouRr.-Nos. -, Is, 10 -, % 20 80,
80, al, II, Is II, b. AZ. ~, 81
SUPERIOR CouRT.-NOs. q, 10, %, Il, %, % 10
81.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos 10, ,, 46, &c.
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WOMAN MuRDERED-We learn from gen.
tleman who came up from Lawrenccburgh yes
terday, that man living in that place beat his
wife SO badly on Sunday that she cannot recover,
though lingering at last accounts The monster
was arrested and placed in Jail. The cause OF
lis treatment was jealousy. Truly the green
eyed monster is in the East and in the West,
the instigation OF murder on the same day IN
Pittsburgh and Lawrenccburgh. Gin. Com.
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TIE STORM last evening, we arc ln1OTmed, Was
very severe on Staten Island. The rain beat
down in torrents, and it was accompanied by
hail. which fell in great quantities. The glass
in nearly all the windows exposed to the storm
was broken, the trees were stripped of their TO-
lage, and the small shrubbcry bent to the ground.
Some of the hailstones measured an inch and a
half III circumference Commercial.