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FIENpIsH hARB4RITY OF 4 SLAVE On Monday
afternoon, his Honor the Mayor received through
the Post Office, an anonymous letter. informing
him. that there confined in house No. 50 Bay
on Road, female, the prisoner oi her slave who
for some time past had been treated in most horrid
manner. The Mayor accompanied by Recorder
Genos and some officers of the Police, Immediately
repaired to the spot designated in the letter. where
they found Mrs. Rabeneck, the lady OF the house,
with three OF her children, aged Z 4 and years.
confined in back cabinet. ull OF them in q most
horrid condition: dressed in rags, covered with dirt
and emHciated that it appeared astonishing that
they could support life.


The body OF Mrs. K. was covered with bruises
from her head TO her feet and 10 many places, show
ed marks where the Instruments OF hageaton had
broken the skin. Both OF her eyes were blackened
and her hair matted with blood The three
children presented nearly the same shocking cond
ton, the Two eldest in particular. Upon being ques
toned by the Mayor, as 10 the cause o. her cord-
ton, Mrs x. seeing that her slave Pauline was pre-
sent-answered that she had been beaten by her
husband and showed much agitation and fear,
whenever the eyes of her servant were turned upon
her Upon the servant being removed, Mrs. r.
stated thar she afraid of telling the truth in her
presence, for fear that she would kill her and her
children.


Her husband she stated, had been absent on
visit TO Missouri 70, the last x weeks, since which
time Pauline had taken possession OF her keys and
bedroom and confined herself and children IN her
(Pauiines) room, where ,hey had been beaten al
most daily by Pauline, with s;rop, and
had been furnished with barely sufficient food TO
support life Medical aid and attention were imme
dia,ely furnished by the Mayor, and the negress
Pauline arrested and committed 10 prison 10 await
an examination before Recorder Geuos.


The penalty Of the charges preferred against her,
il found guilty, under the Black Code, is death.


Ii is stated lha; the husband Of the woman had
instigatcd his slave, who also his paramour, TO
the commission OF this horrid outrage. II So We
hope he will not so unwhippcd of Justice.