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HHE AMERICAN SLAVE CODE, IN

l. THEORY AND PRACTICE--Its distinctive
features. shown by its Statutes. judicial Decisions,
and Illustrative Facts. By William Goodell,
thor of The Democracy Of Christianity" Slave
rs and Anti-Slayerv." &c. New York: American
and Foreign Anti-Slayery Society, 4S Beekman-st.
The work will contain above 400 pages, 12mo.,
neatly bound in cloth and viii be sold for cash at
- cents single copy, So per dozen. and $4j per 100.
Also, in paper covers, at deduction of 10 cents
per copy on the above prices.
Orders NAV he forwarded 10 Lewis Tappan, As
Beelman street, New \ Iork.
EXTRACT or A LETTER FROM Hon. WILLIAM JAY
TO THE AUTHoR.-' Your ANALYSIS of the slave laws
is very able, and your exhibition of their practical
application bv the southern courts, evinces great
and careful research. Your book is as impregnabe
against the charge of eXaggeration as Euclid's Ge
ometv since like that, it consists Of propositions
and demonstrations. The book is not only true but
il is uagueSt tjOHdbiy true
CONTENTS.
PRELIMINARY CHAPTER-Part 1.-The relation of
Master and Slave.
CHAP. !. Slave Ownership; ,. Slave Traffic; 3.
Seizure of Slave property for debt; 4. Inheritance
of Slave property; ). Uses of Slave property; 6.
Slaves can possess nothing; :. Slaves cannot mar
ry; g. Slaves cannot constitute families 9. Unlim-
tied power of shareholders; 10. Labor of Slaves;
H. Food. clothing and dwellings, Of Slaves; u.
Coerced labor without wages; l3. Punishments OF
Slaves by owner or hrer; II. Of laws concerning
the murder and killing of Slaves; 10. Of the dele
GATED power OF overseerS; 16. OF the protection of
Slave property from damage of assaults from othe-
persons than their owners; II. Facts illustrate 10,
the kind and degree of protection extended to sa
Is. Fugitives from slavery; 10. The Slave cannot
sue his Master; 20. No power of self-rede,nption
or change of masters 2l. The relation hereditary
and perpetual; -. Rights to education religious
liberty. conscience; %. Origin of the relation and
its subjects.
Part II--Relation of the Slave to G.ocietv and to
Civil Government.
Chap. /. Of the grounds and ma ture of the slaves
civil condition; . No access to -.he Judiciary and
no honest provision for testing the claims of the en-
slaved to Freedom; 8. Rejection Of Testimony of
Slaves and Free Colored Per sons; f. Subjection TO
all white persons; 5. Penal laws against Slaves
&. Education prohibited; Z. Free social worship
and religious instruction prohibited; 8. Legislative
Judicial and Constitutional distractions to Emanc-
patton.
Part III.--Relation of the Slave Code to the Lib
critics of the Free.
Chap. l. Liberties of the Free people of color !;
?. Liberties of the White People of the slavehod-
ing States; 3. Liberties of the White People of the
non-slaveholdng States. Concluding Chapter,
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1 TTACHMENT.-Not is hereby given that
"A at my instance an order of attachment was this
day issued by f. Huntington, Justice of the Peace
ii fPerrysburg township, Wood county, Ohio against
he goods chattels. stocks or interest in stocks,
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Sampson, an absent debtor, for the sum of $7.64.
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nITCH NOTICE.---Notc is hereby given, to
IL Peter Earnest, nonresident of Wood county.
Ohio, that application has been made to the trus-
rees Of MONTGOMERY township to locate ditch, on
Wednesday. September 27th, commencing about :
rods north of the southeast Of the north half
# the northeast quarter of section 20, No. north,
4 range l. east running nOrth-westerly and west
,rly 70 the Portage river
XEBTLON Il. CURTIS,
ADDING PEENEE.
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vTNO Perry Root. Ephraim Allen. Samuel Wilson,
I - Peru. Ehenezer Beach David F. Dodge,
g. ". and c. J. Morse. j. i. Thompson, lien Nc
Nahan, Wander Eolgcns, Harry HickoN. Crisis
Irother. Loren Clarke jenkins & Treadwell, An
-nony Haines. and Whitcomb lIasliins or the own
r Of the following described lands, situate in Plain
and Middleton townships Wood county, Ohio;-
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
~ presented to the commissioners of Wood coun-
ty at their September session. 1864, to lay out and
establish County Road, as follows: Commencing
at the southeast of section twenty-four, GA
in Milton township, thence running west to the
southwest corner of section nineteen, Q9) in said
township.
Milton July 81, 1Sj4.--20w4*
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N-OTICE.--There will be petition presented to
~ the commissioners of Wood county, at their
September session. for a view and survey Of coun-
ty road rs follows Beginning at the northwest
corner of section 81, in township north, range 8
east at the county line between Henry and Wood
counties, thence east to the Perrysburg and Lima
road thence to follow said road to near Andrew
Frankforters house thence south to the road run
ming east and west through Jacob Ashes land, and
there to terminate west of said Ashes house. And
likewise to vacate 50 much of the Gilead & Round
Head road a. may conflict with said road.
Weston, July 81, lSj4.--20w4
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OYICE.-1he stockholders of the Perrysburg
y and Eindlay Plank Road Company are respect
fully requested to pay up their subscriptions, as
much as possible as the work is intended to be pros
ecuted with ygor this season.
BY order of the Board.
SAMUEL JOHNSON, Sec'y.
Portage. June 80, 1Sj4.--20w}
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NTOTICE.-Therew will be no criminal session of
y the Probate Court for Wood County, Ohio,
until the first Monday in September next.
ASHER COOK, Probate Judge.
july ~, 1Sj4--2Ow3
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James s. Wadsworth Charles James Murray.
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The said plaintiff to convey to the several persons
named in the petition filed in this cause their
heirs or assigns certain real estate situate within
said county Of Wood and in said petition particu-
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been sold by said plaintiff as trustee holding the
legal title thereof with power Of sale, to the said
-eyeral persons therein named; and that unless the
said petition be answered by the 3Oth day of Sep
trmber next, the plaintiff will ask the court to grant
yEc order prayed for hy default.
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