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THE AMERICAN SLAVE CODE, IN THEORY
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1t is well known to our citizens
that some years since Congress cnga
ged the services Of several Of our best
artists to paint, for T. c Ro,undn Of the
Capital, tour pictures illustrative of
scenes in our history. The Bap.
Gsm Of Pocahonfas" by Chapman !;
3" The En,6arkukon Of The Pilgrim"
by Weir;"1he Landing of Columdus"
by Vanderlyn, have been placed in
their destined position, and the last of
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young artist of great merit from the
high West-Mr. Powell. The subject
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the Mississippi.
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'Fhc Clarendon vagllnns
SOCXrrv

We nav complied with the request
"' lh'' S''cic,y aud Published the pro.
rr''.l"@ Of their meeting, but we have
don :" "nl,, after having had the pub.
''a''"' p'ice rendered US. While up.
on this subject we can but express our
regret that this Society should have
felt it its duty to pursue the course it
has, and we hope for the sake of all
parties that there has been mistake
somewhere. Gov. MAnN1sa is not the
man to wilfully and knowingly abuse
the power entrusted 70 him, nor to op.
pose tho efforts Of respectable body
ct his fellow citizens enlisted in so
praiSeworthy cause, as we know the
gentlemen are, who compose the Clar-
cnd"n V'gilant Society. Wo feel as
surcd therefore that he must have been
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that there has been some mistake
we Il" not mean, however, by this
t" cast the slightest censure upon this
Society. On the contrary, we believe
that the pardoning power" may
have been u>"d too freely in many in
stances and that the country would
have been better off had it been used
less, but we console ourselves with the
thought that if our Executives have
erred at all they have erred on the side
"t merc,. At the same time too, that
we believe and hope that there is q
mist Ike in the present instance, we feel
glad that we live in land where the
people plainly shew that no misrule
can pass without censure. but where
oil from the highest to the lowest in
office are to be held ameniablc to the
true rulers the People.
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HoReIBLE OccuRRENcE.-BAxrRY,
Jan. 29.-Thc skeleton. Of woman
was found at twelve o'clock today
inside A fence, in the vic nifty Of this
town, which has caused the greatest
sensation among its Inhabitants
Strange TO say, the face remained
uninjured, while the limbs and body
were literally bare Of flesh, they hav.
ing been torn and devoured by dogs.
What remained Of the body was immo-
diately recognised to be that of wo
man named Sullivan, the wife of a
comfortable farmer living in the
neighborhood, who generally attended
the market, and brought butter in
small quantities. Yesterday she was
known to have bought about GlO
worth, and on her way home, it would
appear, she got over the fence for the
purpose of getting on q more direct
road not a 100 yards off, when, from
some acci1ent, she was rendered so far
helpless as not to be able to protec.
herself from the attack Of starving
dogs, with which this town and neigh
borhood are infested, and which are
the greatest nuisance and terror tothe.
inhabitantA- Cork Enan.iner.