c. More Pretsnti0n5
OF lhe Hon JAMls SuLLIvAu
To the Chief Magiilracy Of this State
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Mr.. SULLFVAN'S VERACITY.


1t i notorious that Mr.. Sui
Ivan, a very few days fnce, de-
clared on the floor of the Houfe
of Representatives that, be made
Il bis rals nat to take any tbiAg
fer bis (=rvic:5, q0bcre be acted
officially as Att0rney-GeneraL


A FACT. In March, l8o5,
the property of a deceafed for
elgner, amounting to 5000 dol
lars was ordered 10 be paid in
to the Treafury ofthe Common
wealth, by decree Of the Court
OF Probate, the deceafed having
neither heirs nor creditors.-
The Attorney-Ceneral had not
even to receive the money and
pay 1t over---it was his duty act
ing "othclally merelyto fee that
IT was done. In Auguf Taft, it
was paid into the Treafury, ex-
cept TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS.
which the Attorney-General ex-
acted as due to him for his fer.
vices !!