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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC:

~ Johr-on,s TOOfhurhc Dropss-Ine Love
Anodyne for tho immediate and permanent cure OF pam
from decnyed teeth, having from he Intrinsic value -
remedy become immensely popular witn those who have
used n many limitations have hley bee1 ttrlsl upon 10
market by unpnnclplci persons and sold "a me una
sad genuine srtice The object " this paragraph 10 10
caution s public against All such spurious oouPOuhns es
10 Glove Anodyue possibly DO the genuine sfce 80
long ard svors5y known by bsi name but naI prepared
during four or hye years by g. D. sands ara i0r NO
last year By Henry Johnson successor TO A. A. 5snds
Coz who u now ho sole proprietor The Only sAeJ io
TO be sure and for Johnsons Too.haene
brops ard examine the wrapper Of tho vial a. every
ore Y The genune hiss the signature Of Henry Johnson
Remember hat the True Glove AnodyDe 10 an Immediate
cure Tor the most violent oothsehe pain In the gums
.nd that 4 "a msnHfsctured, genuine only y hESRY
west side 10 the Granite Building Sold also al 100 futor-
sl II East Broadway and SoS Hudsoph Price % ecuA
dlsn
~ Water-cure In PhiIadel phia.-Dr. sCHIEf-
FRDECHER, having returned from visit 10 Graeenberg
and the most eminent Wafer cure esAbshments OF Ger
many and and reopened his Water house IN
PhadephA stIhs corner fCnestgt and Beach sta (cou
where be profsrs hs best services 10 al who may favor
hin h thrir patronage His house was buut Tor hole
aud syery lArge and Convenient containing 80 rooms-
Application posi paid VIII meet with PFomps aisennon-
y Raven
J. d. WHEELER.
r. Commisrioner for the states Of New York
AID Cornscfcul Tsnmany Hall MID
EFT J. Coleman, Exchange Broker, No. 81
gold and silver eTcharg votes M dram collected CT
" Water Cure House.-AnL " $. Cove eortin-
ues " receive patents al bar house 1nl lth-sL New
nrs g. sso visits ladies' snd children sr bones and
xssss di>rtiop f-r the Drcsi0o AZ Water Cara sed
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~ Water-cure I'M PhiladelphIa.-Dr. sCHIEF.

J. d. WHEELER.
r. Commissioner for the states q New York
AID Connsctcui 1zmmAny Hal III u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

DIsoRDERLY HoUsE.-George Anna Walker, Au-
,usts Brainsrd Mary Doer and Bridget Branard were
asst evening arrested for keeping dsordeIy house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

~ Il. J. Coleman, Exchange Broker, No. 63
Hsllsi N-w-York Uucgrfcns money bought and sold
gold and silver eEnhan gi votes M dfshs collected CT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

ARRESTED roR FoRGERY.-J w. stansbury was
Yesterday arrested for attempting 10 pass check tor
s253 on Bank Of NewYork purpOrung to have been
signed By John C. Zimmerman. lie was committed Tor
examination By the Chief Of Police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

ACADEMIA lad named Dcagle residing With
his parents IS Forsyhs yesterday fell from the roof 0t
this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15
CAUTIOy TO DRALHRs ~ FIRE ARMS

OIu me acton Of fttaH Alien vs blunt Sym, N hs
Circuit CoQrs Of le Unitso stales for Infringement of
fs psientr ght 70 manafscre and sell 10 Do sssd
the sELF-COCKING PISTOL, verdict has Dee1 gwen
for no psinun win Of trial, and be OF tSeye
hand red dollars Aad Injunction has been Issued
Blunt syns 70 hem from masirg oF selling SAID
Grcls fbrir petition Tor . trial Aad 10 rafry u 70
Washington on q Dill Of exceptions has been refused
The public are therefore Respectfully csauosed sgsins
purchasing or selling tho 81 fCocsnk YgtOis nsde ~
Blunt sss or any Pistols of similar kiEd, "a. ~ diro
gudins his caution g woula maze u Necessary iof We
subscriber appeal " he evs Tor protscncn "a 81 saen
c.sea All articles Of his xnd made 81 Alien Ino,.
Der Norwich conn snd for sale b. e prac aesi
en Ia he article 10 Ne~-f0rk- bIhAn hLLhN
Norwich. Couu- I'm Nov. Ds5. nlc -1SI AAID- 50
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CITY ITEMS.


The ROGERS CAsE-In the action FOX SANDER, in
the Court Of Common Pleas Rogers Rogers sued as
OBnen. the Jury returned a verdict in favor Of de-
fendanf.
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FRIpAY. March y.

ARREST or COUSTERTEITER.-Otfice Morris,
Of the Chiefs Office yesterday arrested man by the
assumed OF Young. charged with having been en-
gagged for days past In passing counterfeit bank
bills principally hyes and trns. various banks) 70
merchants and Others IL different parts Of the City
Those persons who may have received spurious bank
bills or had such offered to them requested to give
Information 70 the Chief OF Police and at the Of
possible) identify the individual accused.
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To ppGLERg IN FIRE ARMS,

II s CIRCUIT COURT, for "A. southern District OF
u. New York--Elo.n Allso u On.son 6,grr 81 a. a.
Alexander Gardiner Cisrs 81 ne Circuit Ccgfl q 20
dated suaPs for ne southern District n Ne~f9rk 40
neresy certify Lbe zOoye eoti led suit vas ~ "a ne
sst Cour on the -2n and y days Of Apri 49, before
lie do1 smith fcOnps.n,an AssOcato sslce 81 NE : u
Drerne Coar Of me United states ma JAY wes enPen-
sed and ,zgrn snd the opened ~ M 51efusn On
10 80 IN be psinn Ethan Alsu and Mr. seGen on
ts cal Of The defendant lOnsson b-ni e sl hat ster
he evidence had been closed the easo - summed up ~
M s dea FOR the osfsndaci acd BY M DAVIS for The
psinrr mat charge hsfe1p0a given 81 ice Court
% ths Jury Eho rsred under charge q az ofcer caJ
ousfec attend hem, and hSn reroEn rendered "a
Thss ley faa AAf lne plslais Is The 3al inven,
or ard paten.ss md entled Ire f aud exclusive IGN
aud sfty Of mskng cosstractng, using aoc ye1ding 70
Others Be used the Improved lock claimed b hin and
se, fofih 10 his pa1sct
Ard hey farther say that tie lock manufactured ea1
vended By the defendants = 3fTi3gemsns o. fos
pls,1nf ysis, aad 90 hey cay al
recorded Ia nv ofceL ALEx GARDINER Clerk
Dee-DhS, tao 81 hkTha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

.-xrsaF-, ,fsPOkTANT ~ purchasers OF flssc
By<.-1p3Fo r.es- subseribefs having purchased
kHXHHof M John serieer lhs esecsivc f,yhl "
w ~ ytbe United steies " hS rstsns Harp trsars
ia oroyou.sog In Piano Forts Manufacturing some
,.ry splspdld Rosewood sDd hshogsnaDy Piano tofIes
and 70 keep 10 Juno much opses. The improvement con
ssIs tssarfa Hus frame, peculiar N sousuno
don taxing strain 81 ho strings nos mo cas- Nse
general sssorlmeuI Of Tho poss sproved mod.a nJW
snshei insuumsuts BENNkr9, ROGERS CO
.S lbf Balton-st Eass side of Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

G1BBS'S HOTEL,
xeS Sts BROADWAY ,rner OF LeOpari.s This estab.
8. lshmenI formerly the A,heosun Hotel having nm
- dergone a complete change In ils insernal mapsxc
ment now cited up ~, tbs accommodation OF snses'
geatlemsn and the travelling pueie 49,,
II 10 the inrnlio Of proprietor to MAKE This one OF
m. most comfortable a. wal agreeable hotels IN me eiy
and no pain. will be spared meet iho wshos aud 81
pertssons OF guess hoplng thereby 10 receive ih
oral share Of public avof = ~,o,s ,....
milo 2ws A. :. oipoS. fiVp'1eio'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

DEATH By FALLING FROM A ScATFoLD.-An in
quest was yesterday held BY the Coroner At house SOP
Msdi.ons upon the body OF James Perry aged 81 years
a native of Nassachussts The deceased worked IN Al
lares Foundry snd while standing on scsfoid 10 rs
the falls OF tackle the sca1Od broke, letting him fal
the distance OF about 30 feet lie was taken up sense
less and convened 20 his home where shortly aprward
be died Verdict- The deceased came TO bis death By
injuries received In falling from scaHold.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

ARRESTED FOR ROBBERI.-Captain Tlllery and
odicer Lawrence yesterday arrested Amanda Ofeene
charged with stealing gold watch and chain. hair
bracelet and 81 In money from the trunk OF Mrs Mar
garrett Hawes IA sufolk-st Nearly all the property
was found in her possession She was taken 70 Essex
Market Police Court and in des~ut Of 900 bail com
untted u rrison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15
6oar0ina ama actfls.

BOARD wANTED-r>so small families esch Goa
tain several rocus with board, IN pivsie ismih soos
" h-re between BrOoma aud Seyenieentfst Dot sr for'
BrOsdway and IN house With Croon water In o c. AM
bers They themselves soon ~ pcssble
They quiet respectable people and viii pay hoessEy
FOR good sccomnoaauons Address al once Gray" box
80 a nals a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

FIREs.-At halfpast o'clock yesterday after
noon the carpenters shop II Ludlows was discovered
10 be on ere It was extngushed with trHing damage
IRE also broke out about halfpaSt 10 o'clock yester
day afternoon In stable in rear OF 10 AIiorneyft
the building sustained triang injury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

.,vpv LAROE PAPER FOR THE COUNTY,,
s,.sss every sATuRDsY MossiNe, at the low price
10 ~, snpur, In advance ~ copies for s5, or y
N.ss'sfor SGT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15
d On our side Is Virtue and Erin.
ON theirs IL the Saxon and Cult

Why then should unite TO ms. the beneneent ae.
signs of NATURE Where 10 the minister thai married
England 10 nv country If could and him, would
certainly Try TO have him deprived Of his license ZAP
plause) Canada has her Parliament Jamaica Der fsI
hanent the British Provinces have each their own sell
government; but Irelsnd has no Prsrneni-no govern
ment but that Of four rsPaeious English oneiAs wno
,penS their time IA goanng over the miseries CT the
country. ireland supplies EnsAnd with grain. Canada
with timber wish sac give 70 Der IN the lrisa iasa
ion "a lAushA Another wrong easily percePneie II
her government when ireland became united 10 z.nd
shs owed nothing while England owed debt OF Eisnt
Hundred Milhcas OF whlch she must now no' ohy psy
her share but three millions secret service money 70 ne
very men that sold their country that IS sne na' ho'
only drain her blood feed the tyrsnt oat Pay iof nc
Az that cuts her head OF Agsn she has no represents
tiou At al election IN county 10 tue Province OF Con
nAughL whose population amounted TO ioar h unel'.
thou sana the entire county was represented oy 100.
eight hundfed and twenty seven voters How "oalo
look In this age Of the largest hoerty II the Sy eI
Nsw.York should elect her chief magistrate Win on'J
eight hundred volursi The people OF Ireland nAse no
representation-no seltgoyornmest-not one ssHsas
sclnrllA Of Freedom. ,,,t
wrcagsf Piy blushss at The tAorsat and ne rse0funs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15
FORTEs FOR HIR

se.y4U@iLLiAM IT, GEis. Is Msidsn.lane. b.
EPkRH continually Oa hand large assortment Of
modern flsno Forss, In mahogany and
rosewood cases, which be lsis on hire lie has also
u hand Pianos wheh ne VII ap0se o y
loNH pIicea ulLl lnI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

DEATH oS BOARD VEs.LL.-The Coroner yes
erday held inquest on board the snip ONO ~ 'ne 700
.of Deverst on the body OF Rose. wife Of Lawrence
Carroll. aged 81 years, native of Ireland Verdict
that she came 70 her death BY exhaustion from se'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15
Legislature Of New.York. .TEsrH WEEK.

asorrspg-Pyayers and P,rifiors and lfh0vys
Entargen ~ If fhs Err CdRol-.Fer YOTk Fire Per
Csals-Ths Speaker misunderstanding Doing
The CsHgrsssmeas HopS-LOg rolling and R4sseAisk
The Judicial Distriets-TRs Senate al JphM H0Tt
--S'0D GoinQ-The Irish Htort o.
c.----..-.ae...a - T.. IT..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

APoPLExr-The Coroner also held an inquest at
u Frst upon the body OF John Gunter aged y years
native OF England The deceased had been Tor Some
time subject TO Epilepue IT'S yerdict-desth by the
A i.aa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

,.s..s.-l--T TO BE RARFLED-Aysusble. good.
- 1ssx 81 oned Piano Forte. Ia handsome modern
Mahogany frame, In excsis nj order, the
" VI upropef.y OF person 10 eybsfrsssed e.,
cuin.lances Tickets - each, and limited 70 100 wen
will be decided Can be seea by ladies' and aenutMvn ~
call and iuspecl H. ml< w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-18

ALBANY, Oct. ii, ls47.
The albany Argus and the Albany Correspondent of
the Heaald
In the albany argus Of this morning there is sngu-
lar Interpretation Of that part my hastily written re-
port Of the proceedings of the Democratic State
Convention relating to some admissions made
by Mr.. John Van Buren, in thzt remarkable
body. 50 far a. the communication in the
Argus refers to my political sentiments and to my
catons feel that ought to reply but no farther be-
cause have no personal interest in any admissions
which Mr.. Van Buren, may have made. Tho communi-
cation in the Argus states that my report of the pro-
cesdings stamps politically as an admirer If not u.s.
sociats, Of the Attorney General"
will say to the Argus in reply, that think Mr. Van
Burens is elegant that he is an able orator
do not admire his connection with the in
the democratic party in this county; deeply regret
those dissensions and should feel happy If
RECOMMENDATION could be Effected but viii not be dent-
fed with either of the sections do admire the poti
cal sentiments ef Mr. Van Buren,, as thew relate
to the Wimet Provso but in the agitation and the ad
Jusment OF the question, WHISTLER slavery shall exist
upon any territory free which the United States
may hereafter acquire, would recommend the most ex
IRENE moderation upon the part Of the North as viz
tue more powerful and more excellent than compusion
IN any form Upon the continual exercise of this nob
virtue believe, depends many things which are and
ricans N w Nne-
Personally, feel lively admiration for m.nv Of Mr.
Van Bursn's opponents there is no man LIVING tor
whom entertain greater regard than the editor of
the .drgus ~ VI
have been associate of the ATTORNEY C,ens
raj except 30 far as casual acquaintance can const
tute associate
sang about Conssrvatives in my report of the pro.
ceedings. have employed the word conservative as
a distinctive appelation, which believed would be
more appropriate than the word :" hunker.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-18

DETnoIr, August seth, Is47
Morning Erereisss Lake Erie-Ltfe on the Lake
Bsats-a Crash, Alarm, the Accident Cleveland
its stores and hoteis-Brookiyn--T Rival Council
The Ruins Of ls36-Ths Sandusky Railroads.&c.
troll.
Mylast letter closed with my embarkatio on board
tae steamer Sultsna ON the night OF Friday the nth
and resume from that point at an early hour
on the following morning. and stepped upon the for
ward deok behed spread out before me vast expanse
OF deep blue water, unboundsd one side by an limit
save the horizon and defined the other by the dim
and distant curvature Of the Ohio shore This was Erie
the lowest Of the great inland seas and the most nota
BILE Of all the of the victory OF the immortal
Perry II was grand and beautiful, aud therefore adj
mred IL; but while doing so, with all the Imagination
could bring to hear upon the subject stream of odo
from the kitchen reminded me that there were otbsr
senses that deserved share Of my attention turned
at the unkng Of the stewards bell and with the crowd
Of passengers who had been pretending to epiov the
scene on the aks while they were really peepins
my way into the cabin. Our seats were taken with
dexterity which, to one unacc ustomed TO such
exercises, would have seemed the result of a long
and rigorous mode Of discipline and the subse.
quent operations were performed with vigorous de-
spsteh that would have been highly creditabs IL IL
had been undertaken for wager devoted to some phi
lantbropic purpose will take this opportunity to saw
that the meals furnished upon the rst class lake
Of the description Of the Sutana got up the
superior STYLE not the least features of which are the
excellence and profuson OF the viands There no
hotels In the country which give better
TO the epicure In this way certainly which can
furnish him the appetite which he gains by snung the
lake breeze and so cheap by fifty per cent For
Emperor TO the distance OF eleven hundred miles and
TO prevent the intermison from hanging heavy on -FOUR
hands the chances ftravel furnish you with ints snt
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chance to escape, from camp meeting to race
course the gamblers population Is increased far beyond
the accommodations Of the place But one convenient
steamer has been opened as floating hotei wners
in all probability we shall fare better than on shore
number of our fellow boarders exceedingly agreeable
and without formal arrangement seem to have &C.
quiescsd In endeavor to pass the time pleasantly DUR
Ing our stay. E-UA-bE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-18

Tho Cambridge Chronicle states that that city con
ains about 1900 of land about 100 cres OF which
is marsh land, Is sometimes overfowed with water.
This land be raised to proper height 10 be used for
building purposes, at comparatively trihiug expense
In ten years large tract Of flats will be filled In aud
wharvss made on Charles river between the Cambria
BRIDGE and between the Hancock Free bridge and the
NH dan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-18

The Ngw Cry Al HADLEY FALLs.-It is said
that the company who have In hand this extensive an
terprise making arrangements water power sui
hcisnt for DO large cotton mills 81 by feet stories
high The primary canal, extending in southweserly
direction something mile in length IL TO be 30 feet
deep and ~ feet wide ut is head aud feet at it's ter
minus This canal will furnish water power for about 90
OF the MUS mentioned Having accomplished the OBJ
ject Of turning the wheels Of these mills the water Is to
be conducted back to suitable point by parallel
nal and then discharged into another canal which IL to
extsndabout mile and half following the circuitous
course OF the river. The company has capital of
snd half millions all OF which 10 subscribed and the
stock Mt premium. They win probably lay the foup
dston for number Of arg. cotton mills this fsnihey
have men already employed 10 the construction ci oof
Ter dam preparatory to the building Of I-i mansus
dam, 90 soon 90 possible aftsr obtaining charter,
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X stevenson, in a letter dated Murfreesboro Sept
~ states that between and eight hundred thou
sand dollars Of stock In the Nashville and Chattanooga
.rosd hss been taken, with good prospect Of get
curry, liza met
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-18

fIgr FOR LIVERPOOL-To sail with desoa,rb IN.
Es aSt class fast sailing regular Packet Ship WATER
EFHslsLOO Cart Allen, burthcn 100 tons will sr,l n.
ABOVE baving very superior accommodations for cabin Sc
cond cabin and seearge Persons about
should make early application board foot Of Maiden Lane
10 J Nc MURRAY
Pine and Soufh streets
Persons DESTROYS of sending their friends in the Or
County can have hsm bropghl out by the above plend
vessel any other Of the regular line By applying - uo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-18

EtsuS NEW LINE OF PACKETS TO AND FROM
&tAf INTERCOLLEGIATE of the 2Is October-The
1aese.spiendid new and fast sailing ship CONSTITU
sa ION New Yop on the 2st inst and from Lyepool
those wishing send for their friends in the old countr
not select finer conveyance: Those wishing to secure
PERM should made early application board foot OF
BuIilny Slip, orto w. X ]. A. TAPSCOTT
South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-18

SLANDER.--A libel suit was tried at the present
term OF the Circuit Court mt Fonda, in this state, In
which Catharine Wagner appeared as plaintiff and Ste
phen Fox defendent The jury returned verdict Of
$1,000 favor Of plaintiff The Is said to have been
one aggravated and malicious bsing appears that
Miss Wagner the cousin Of the wife of the defendant
and that in the 1871 at the OF about sixteen
she solicited to take up her residence with them
companion TO her cousin which she did In lss3 In
Of personal insult and violence offered 10
the plaintiff by the defendant she left his re-
fused to return The violence offered to her being Of
such nature as to threaten the defendant with IN
pleasant he the design blasting
her reputation and destroying her credit and
OF reckless slander was commenced In which the black
est imputations hesped upon her character and
the defendant himself nhumanly gloried in in refer
ence to her which MS husband and father should
disgrace the most abandoned Of SANDERS
Of this nature perperated with impunity until
June 1896 when his wife and Catharines friends
planned OF his treatment Of the latter when to recon
ellie bis wife he calls upon James Wilson, justice to
take him to the OF James Best ST. Johnsvils in
ves witnesses calls for six bottles Of liquor the
justice reduces his statements TO writing and the defe
dant sfBxes his maine to the instrument
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01

BR. POLAND On reading your paper containing
the Speech of Mr. Calhoun, delivered in the u States
senate, Feb 18th, 1847, observe that Mr.. c., in
speaking of the success of the Wilmot provso says
"The government will be entirely in the hands of the
nonslavehodlng States" There is where it ought to
be; for the constitution framed to support Liberty
and not slavery, and especially in connection with the
Declaration of Independence Again: Mr.. Calhoun
IN his wonderful agony lest the southerners should not
get labor enough without wages appeals to the const
tuition for support though that instrument had said
that every white person in the U. S. should be free
and every coored person be his slave and chatte but
does not quote single section of the constitution for
his support because it is not there. But he tells us
that States the constituents; and not the people
But what would State be without people? Would it
not be like king without subjecs2 But the Federal
Constitution does support the personal rights of every
individual in the United States, who has not orfeled
his liberty by crime. And | do believe that if the
slave could have as fair trial before the high court of
this nation as the missionary prisoners, Worcester and
Butler, the result would be the same My faith is
founded upon the constitution as follows
The first support is drawn from the 9Th Article of
the Amendments which reads " No person shall be
deprived of life liberty, or property without due pro-
cess of law" The constitution applies the word per-
to slaves in the second section: "And three-nhs
of all other persons" See section 9thby which duty
might be laid on the imported slaves not exceeding
ten dollars for each person.
ANOID MAN