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Is not HUMANITY, com
mon Humanity, neceIary trait
in the character IF a Governodr,
fnce he is frequently called to
the official ezcercileS Of that viz
tue? Then take the following
evidence Of


Mr.. SULLIvAN'S HUMANITY.


MIR. CONNER, a venerable
gentleman of this town, of un-
doubted probity and truth, ltatcs
that


a few years fnce, having en-
doffed an obligation drawn By a
Mr.: w. in favour of Medrs.
Mintetn s Cha lin Of New
York, for nearly 5000 dollars,
he became refponfble for the
debt, BY Mr.. yV's having ab-
iCOhued; ne note was given
10 Mr.. Sullivan for collection.
That Being unPrePared to meet
70 comfortable and unexpected
a demand, and iicknefs in his
family preventing any great ex-
er'ions, ne waited upGn one of
the frgl abo" mentioned, tnen
!" Nhoae-Ifl.~d1 -naiea 10 him
his difrehed fituation---Ihe prat.
pe6t be had OF oL;aipinr lame ii
Mr.. WIS. property, and tta i'm
Poihbili'y g hi3 paving it, al