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4 gentleman lately from Boston
bri-~5 Intelligence favourable to the
cause of Humanity and Federalism, lie
observes that the story Of poor Connor,
lately published i'll the Repcrtorv and
other Federal papers, has made deep
impression, and raised a spirit Of in
dignation against Judge Sullivan, Which
viii long be remembered. ifanr thing
can render a man obnoxious and lead
Us to avoid him, the incidents Of this
affecting narrative are particularly cal
culated To DO lt.-Nature 1T once teach
Is cur hearts to shudder at such cruelty
and Zee from tie author oft, as from
4 Leper.


Read the facts as publ she'd in the last
Portland paper, yc who have children
and who are zo unfortunate Us To be
onHged 'o ask the patience Of your
creditors.


'st. Think Of an Attorney who,
directly contrary ,2 me orders OF his
client, refuses a little delay to poor
debtor with 4 SICK .t4@ELy, unless he has
a large Jec J-rH.


End. Think Of this poor debtor. IN
able 10 raise this alniitst ftr, !. once
torn t-o,n hie family and sent 70 Eris0n.


3l. Think OF daughter let d-uguisZ-
i1g-and soon afer dving-lnd her
father forbidden y behold Ter Lust I9ok.


