{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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AT the Court Of Oyer and Terminer held
at Albany the last week, Dr. d. w. Sack
rider, for forgery, was sentenced to con-
finement in the state prison for IA years
at hard labour, first months solitary
This, says the Albany Advertiser, perhaps
was one Of the most remarkable conyic-
tons that was ever heard of. After the
counsel for the prisoner had closed their
remarks to the jury, and left the court
ropm, and after the district attorney had
closed his remarks, there was but one OPT
nion by the spectators, the bar, the court


and the jury, which was, that the prisoner


would be acquitted without the jurors lea


wing the box. When, to the astonishmen'


of all, the prisoner requested of the cour'
to be INDUCED before they charged the ju


ry, to examine one more witness, who was


then in court, and whom he had forgotten


to call before.--The court INDUCED tht
Iprisoner--the witness was called ant
sworn, who not only convinced every per
son present of the guilt of the prisoner
but that even on that very day, he had beef
/ guilty of forgery by making an endorse
ment on a paper which the witness hat


given the prisoner on that day, and upo
> which, before, there was no endorsement
4 The court then charged the jury, and il
Z a few minutes the prisoner was foun


guilty.