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Bottom, October 2S, 1905.


EBENEZER DORR.
SUrYoLK,E At Probate Court held at
Bonsn, on Monday, October 28, I8s5, Ebene-
zer Dorr, Administrator, prelented this ac-
count, produced vouchers, and was lworn, ex-
amined and allowed.


4. DAWES, jus. Judge Probate.


In Mr.. ouiIiYan's receipt, he preten-
G-d 70 receive his two hundred dollars
by virtue OF (hcti,ious) resolve Of the
General Court-In his vindiCaton in
the Chronicle Of March oath he says
he charged his 200 dollars by t.r con
sent Of the Swedish Consui'5 Agent
Shame ! shame, where IL thy blush
How d most insidious and cunning
man become bewilnered, when he strays
from the paths Of Honesty.


have thus proved according 10 my
promise, by public Records, open to the
INSPECTION Of every man, that Mr.. Sui
liyan has uttered falsehood upon false
hood, that he has obtained money frau
dulently, and officially claimed the au-
thority VI government where he had it
not.


shall finish these remarks with con
1rmation Of the last, and by no means
the least charge -that-e-7@ Mr. SUI
LITAN POCKETS PUBLIC MON
les, RECLINEDBY HIMFORTHE
CONINONWEALTH. If this has
been MS practice, can any man i'll con-
science vote for him to Be our Cover
nJr ? 1t US frst attend t. the defence
ill Mondays Chronicle.


g THE PUBLIC MONIES.


On the 2ist January, 1909, the At
toyney General settled hi5 accounts with
the General Court balance Of rs
dolls. 4 cts. was in his hands. The
General Court ordered the treasurer to
pay him 80 dollars more, to carry on
civil Suits which he is ready tG account
for


This explanation when duly examin-
cd, affords another instance of Judge
SuiIiyan's a,.roitness in imposure....
The Resolve to which hc refers the
pubiC i, as follows


RESOLVE No LVII, January 1906.


Whereas by Relolve pa1ed on the 26tA
Of June, 1898, the fun ninety fcvcu dollars
and twelve cents, and further fun of ,lree
hundred daIlars, was advanced from the pub
hex treliury, to the Attorney General, I'd be
expended for the fevice Of the Government.
in tuIt5 Oh its behalf; and whereas tile f4id
Attorney Ccrer4l has accounted for the fame
and there is now due to him a balance Of l7s
dollars, s cents for eTpencss of ciyd futs IN
behalf Of the Commonwealth, and a further
FUN may BE nacctTarvto enable him to se-
fray tlmilar xpeHces-Therefore


Rctolved that The FUN Of l73 dollaas. 81
cents. be paid him OUT of the pubick trea -urv
- balance hi, account, and thai further f,tm
Ct 80 dollars he advanced him to defrav fn,-
ilaT eNpences Oh behalf of the Commonwealth
Be to rendes al accouat of tAe FINE when -c-
9ui.cd.