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complain Of hard work; that they are D.
bliged 10 work necessarily for living.
But what else were they made for /! II,
was entalled upon the human race from
our first parents "In the sweat Of Thy
brow shalt thou eat thy bread" is the sa-
cred curse, if curse il can be called, up
on the human race. Bu, those who
think they are doomed to labor are gener-
ally happier than others who have "e
nCush aud TO spare" The hardest wo.k
in the worlc is to do nothing. To kill
time requires more mental labor aud in
genious expedents, than to pursue one',
daily ayocations. This, however, relates
70 the ordiasry 9sapne!i isss " . q |ss; s,Bat
there ate YeesS 8
are disrGiy tsG'porarv whicts itris hard
work 10 get through with, although we
do not previously anticipate any trouble
ia accomplishing them. For instance:
all his subscribers What suits one, n
nolher dIslikes.
1t is hard work for neutral editor
to speak of politics without leaning to the
one or the other 81 .e. aud even Il ne is
not conscious OF it, violent political parti-
zans will discover some bias which the
editor did no. intend, aud often both par
ties will think he is lavoring their oppo-
nents in one and the same article,
by cons,ruing certain expressions to mean
what the writer never thought of.
Ii is hard work to walk up hill without
leaning forward.
1t is hard work to reach the topmasl
round Of ladder to which your ambition
asplres, aud when you have attained it,.
is still harder work TO keep IL.
Ii is hard work to reason with an OH
stina,e ignoramus whose skull is as thick
as q plank and as impenetrabie as gran
! ite, aud it is harder work to dises, his
argument, unless it is concocted IN some
thing like reason, and it is hardest Of all
to make him conscious Of his blockheac-
ed slolidiiy. So, undoubtedly, thought
the wise man, when he said, 'though
thou shouldest E.ay fool IN mortar
among wheat, with pestlc, yet will rot
his ioolshness depart from HIM"
1t is hard work to look ut the sun with
GU, aInking, and it is hard work to look
at some girls without feeling inclined to
wink.
1t is hard work to pay a debt without
having the needlul to pay i, with, and Il
is hard work to colec, OF another who
says, "I'lI pai tomorrow"
1t is hard work TO gather grapes o
lthorns," and it is hard work to write par
Iagraphs unless the ideas Will flow rapidly
1t is hard work to convince IA political
opponent in an argument, and IT is hard
work TO stem the torrent Of vixen's
tongue.
1t is hard work 10 refuse good offer
and it is harder still to be compelled lo
accept OF "a bad one.
Ii is hard work for some psople TO live,
and it is doubly hard work for some to
die.
1t is hard work to accumulate large
amount Of money, and i, is harder to have
none.
Il is ha,d work to "make brick without
straw" $50 thought the lsraell,es) and 1t
3 hard woik to make "a newspaper inter
esting when there is no.hing 10 make u
oG-Bos.on Transcript.
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MAKE WAY FOR RoYALrY. On on'

Of The Emperor Alexauder's visits TO
Warsaw, there not having been time to
clear the streets of'a quantity OF mud
" uhich had been scrapcd into heaps, the
Russian authorities ordered the windows
on the ground floor to be opened, ano
the mud thrown into the rooms.
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A BoUNTY Of a quarter section OF land
is offered by the Legislature of Arkansas
to every settler coming into the State.
Each settler can select, and some Of the
st land in the State is offered for that
purpose.
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There are ia the State Of Illinois, e8,77a
persons vf twenty years old aud VI wards
out Of a population Of less than half a mill
ION. who can neither read nor write.
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.NaraI Engagement IN The R,per Plafe
Rio Janeiro papers received at this ofli ce.
contain Monlevideo dates to the 9th Of
May.
An engagement took place on the cath
between the Montevldeo Squadron, under
Com Coe, and that Of Buenos Ayres,
under Admiral Brown. The former con-
sisted of six vessels, and the latter OF
three. Brown however, had the best ar.
ullery, and his vessels were larger, anl
mat ned chiefly with seamen, while Goes
were chi, fly manned with landsmen. The
account states that notwithsla andlug these
disadvantages, Coe gallanlly sustained
his adversary's fire for three hours. lie
hen found it eXpedient 10 retire, and ar
rived at MontevIdeo without the loss ol
any of bis vessels, which however su6ered
much damage He had l2 men killed
and 90 wounded, including Lieut.. Shan
non Brlwn had only six or eight mel
wounded, and his vessels suffered very
little damage They were on the 9Th
at anchor off Montevideo. Coo was :e'
pairing his vessel with all speed, aud then
intended to try his luck again. The
writer however,Is Of opinion that the oueh
not to do So, but should wait for the cor
vette Ve'gara, recently purchased, wher
he would stand some chance OF success
He also states that one OF Coe 3 schoun
ers, on the Goth. deserted to the enemy
N Y. Jour. Com.
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ELIZABETH COLE,
'H % JOSEPH KEN'I"S ESTATE.
Court Of Probate, harrington, July 9TH,

ae+ ffif @ I34l.
sNKTHEREAS an instrument in writing
= XW apurporiing 10 I O the last Will and
Testament OF Joseph Kent, late OF
Darlington, deceased, Las this day been pre-
scnleJ to this Court ior Pioba and approval:
Ordered, that the consideration thereof nc
reierre q TO a Couri OF Probate, 10 be holden at
tho To Clerks >Oilicc, IN said Barrmgton, ,on
the lirst Monday in August next, at rwoo'-
clock, afternoon, and that previous notice he
given, by Publishing this order three several
times in'ihc NDrthtrn Star, for all persons
fintcrcstcdtO appear atia,d time and place,
upd bo heard. Witness,
L TIFFANY, Pr0baie CieIk
July 10
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EXECUTRIY'S NOTICE.

FENllE subscriber hereby gives pub
e n Iic notice that she has been duly
a appointed EAecu,rix of the last Will and
Testallen. al aoss 5..4l
.tct gtaa ELIZABETH COLE,
ia,c Of Warren, deceased, and has taken
upon herself that iIust, by giving bond a'
tho law requires. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested TO make i'm
mediate paymem; and those having de-
,nands will prescott the same Tor settle
snent as soon as may be.
.aa o.m SARAH B. CvLE, Execulrix.
!. July 10 a 3w
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AN ACT in amendment Of The act Establishing
and regulating the Court OF Justices IN the tow"
of Newport" aud Of the acts in addition there
10. .,
BE il enacted by ihe General .Asse"ofy as
foioTs:
SECTION I. SO much Of tho second section o.
The nc, es,abilshng and regulating the CouH Of
JUSTICES Of the town Of Newport us requires me
meeting together and holding court Oh the FIJI
day Of each and every week, Is hereby repealed.
SEC q So much of,he second section o' 'no
ac, entitled ..An act in addition TO the act cs:aO-
fishing and regulating the Court o. Justices IN tne
town Of Ncwpor.," as relates in the attending OIL
6cer and his fees for attendance, and Tor his re-
,u,n of writs or processes 10 the court, Is hereby
repeated.
SEC 3. All criminal processes issued by any
Justice Of the Peace in sud town, shall be made
relurnnbie before the said court, and be under lis
exclusive cosnizance. And SAID court may meet
ON any day ~ The week. except Sunday ior 'he
trial of any crimrsl cause; and two justices shall
constitute u quorum for the nial oi any civil or
criminal cause. ~
True copy Witness.
.t HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
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"My EYES," US the p,dasogue said ''
hi. pupils. aa'a -' o. {.
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iidiou5 upon no point OF 'ittie importance.
appear only to be a gentleman, and IFS
shadow will bring upon you contempt; be
a gentleman, and its honours will remsin
even after you are dead.
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Laws Of. Rhode Island.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROVE
s8 DENCE PLANTATIONS.
In General Assembly Session, A. u. iS4l.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AMI TnOVf
so DENCE PLANTATIONS. rs ~
In General Assembly y--Juns Session. a. u. is4i
Whereas there is now pending Bill in ,Eq
quily in the Supreme Court of the United
States in favor of the State Of Rhode Island
against tho State Of Massachusetts, wherein
Rhode Island claims Of Massachusetts Jurisdic.
ton oyeras certain terriory about four miles
wide and about twenty miles long; and where
as il has b.cn suggested with view IT IS ieai.
ed 10 alarm the owners and occupants OF said
territory, who own AMI occupy said territory
under ii,l,s granted originally by SAID state ol
Nassac chuseits, that in case the said oiate ol
Rhode Island succeeds in eaid suit against said
IS,ate Of NJ husetts, she will be entitled 10
disturb said owners and occupants unaer said
IS.sie Of rMassachusetis therefore,
RcsoiUed BY sfkw -Gsassat .assxnsbiy. that
The, do not consider that said state Of Rhode
Island has any right in law or in equity, to DIS
tub any OF ssId owners or occupants m the en-
l,ynent OF Their sa. ID titles under said State ol
Massach chuselts, or in any way or manner TO IN
teriere in relation to any private title 10 said
terrt 0ry, aud in order to quiet The opprehcn-
SONS oI said owners and occupants
Resoiped, That Tic CommilIee upon the Ju-
dietary, bo Instructed 10 bring IN a bill OF the
next sessiun Of this Assembly, remisins ana re-
leasing to said Owners and occupants, all right'
lille and interest which SAID State oil Rhode
Island may have, or be supposed TO nave, III
und 10 an, and al, said lands, tenements aud
ard confirming said owners and
oc.u .ur&nts IN their present 'iiles.
Tue copy witness.
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
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WARREN, IL. L. SATURDAY. JULY 81, Isai
Sketch of a Gentleman. Moder

Sketch Of Cenilsmaw. Moderation,
decoruIn, and neatness, Distinguish the
gentleman; he is at ull times aTable, dif'
ident, and studious to please. lntelli-
gen, and polite, his behaviour 10 pleasant
and graceful When he enters the dwell
linz Of an inferior, he endeavors 10 hide II
possible, the difference between their
rank in life; ever willing to assist those a.
round him, he Is neither unk'nd, naughty,
or overbearIng. In the mansions oi the
gteai, the correctness u! his iniDd IN
duces him to bend to etiquette, but not
to stoop to aduiation; correct principle
cautions him 10 AVOID the gaming table,
'nebriiy, or any other loible that could
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WisiT,NG cARDS-For sale by
" cyb27 JAMES GARDINER.
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HENRY DoWEN, sse'ry.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-28
ORPHANS CoUKT-MoBlLF CouNTY,l
 l2t1 I

David Ciagg, 1fTsHIS day ealne T. L. ToGL. h the matter of A BIN, Adm'r of said estate. anu the estate of ) suggests to the court that he has duly imnstered the said estate and prays order for final settlement of his accounts-w whereupon il is ordered that the third Saturday ia June next, be appointed for the settlement of said estate, ai the Court House of Mnbile Connty--and it is further dered, that publication be made of this order a week for for forty days in some newspaper printed in the city of Mobile, that all persons interested may atten aud hear the settlement of the accounts of the said T. L. Tounin as such Administrator.
 copy from the minutes. Attest,
 mavl 2lSf l0lvs VIM. TAYLOR. Clerk.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-28
ORPHANS CouKr-bIosIL CorNri, !

May K, lsIl, [. K HpDEf, 3THIs DAT tame J. ]. '. Estnte of a MANRoY, INeeatT of the last will and testament of L. Ii, Hhcf, and suggests to the court that he has dnly administered the estate of said L. X. Hnder. anu prays the euuri fnr ar- der for final setielnentwherenpan il is orerea thai the first Monday in July nex, at the Cudrt House nl Mobile county, he appointed Tor tho settlement n he accounts of said Executor and that publication o Is order be made once week for forty days, in some newspaper published in Mobile, that all persons in- teresta ma, attend and hear the settlement of said accounts. copy from the minutes.
 Attest, VIM. TAYLOR, ma,lq 2624tf Clerk
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-28

"A SPRING HILL PROP ERFY.-The . subscriber will sell rent for the season, on m .ate terms, the House and lot at Spring Hill, well kaawn as his residence, together with all the ut -h ,usee an Bathing Hpnse attached tp the
 The large anl con ene It Dwelling adjoining the ab ,e, occtpie by Wn.a.n Bloodg pod, Es1., in the sum n .r of l339-there is good well of water and all necessary outbull lings on the premises. family, apply to
 m 3l 222xm, A. BATRE. at 70 Commerce-st
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nyA COUJFRY RESIDESCE FOR SALG .EsI OR RENT-A large anl pleasa 1t House, naa.ly new containing g1oi rooms, together with all ha necessary Out-'uillings for genteel family, situate on the south side of the Spring Hill Road, about four miles from the city. beautiful plot of gtoun u1ler strong paling fence, and an extensive Kitchen Garden, is attache to the dwelling; the gar
 lien is all lai ont an neatly planted in useful veget ables, flowers, shrubbery, etc. A schpol is estab- she |, u1ler ju liei1us ma 1agenen, in the immediate nei prh,ol anl altog ether, the situation is de- siIlble one fr a family. Apply, far terms, &c. to
 mr25 2l7d J. E. MURRELL.
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STATE OF ALABANA-CLARNE COUNTY

STATE OF ALABA MA-CLARkE COUNTY
 ORPHANS COURT, May Term, 1sIl. "7 7HEREAS MATHEW COX, administrator w de bonus non. the estate of Henry Waile, fel his petition at this term of the court for the sale of the hand remaining unsold belonging to the es- tate of said decedent, and il appearing to the sats- faction of the court that Eldridge Summers who in- termarried with Mary Ann Waite and Galley q, Snn.nere whn intermarried with Dorcas Waite are legatees in right of their wives to the estate of the sail decedent and reside without the limits of the State of Alabama, it therefore ordered by the court, that publication be made in the Mobile Commercial Register and Patriot, paper in the city of Mobile for forty days that Saturday the 10th day of June next, at the Court House in Clarke County Alabama be set as the time and place for hearing the said pe- tition. true extract from the minutes. Attest,
 TERRELL POWERS, Clerk. mayl7 260tI0 Tvs
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maxl7 26Ot4O ixs

STATE OF ALABA MA-CLARKE COUNTY.
 ORPHANS COURT, March Term, lS4l. UNHIS day came ELDRIDGE SUMMERS, Admin A isrator on the estate of Henry Waite, decd, to whom letters of administration on said estate were granted on the first day of October, in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty Fight, and made an exhibit the estate in his hands and also of the claims against said estate, by which it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the said estate is altogether insolvent and unable to pay its debts it is therefore ordered, That the said be declared insovent and it is further ordered, That notice be given in the Mobile Commercial Register anl Patriot, paper printed in the city of Mobile, for all persons having claims to file the with the Clerk of the County County Court of Clarke County, on or before the first Monday in September next.
 A true copy from the minutes. Attest,
 apl5 235tf TERRELL POWERS, Clerk.
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( NHRONOMETERS.-1 sul SGT 1 |, resI |, .uI | V informs Captains and Masters ot h,s.,ls, ua he is prepared to attend to repairing, reg, Luns an ascertaining the rate of ChROACMl1lls. "A he IS fully of the importance to tie Aa,i a,e, of fknowing the exact rate of his 1ine-lotlei, Il E observations for time will be wlth g,.l .u h L. ment and by careful observer quallied |, cclselt practice and competent know euge oi s blan,l, to ensure fully confidence in their accuracy.
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HvA TO RENF--uatit fts trSt day oJ N5u. nertr Ln.I The House on the south west corner of Church al..,t E na luel street,-a very desirable situation fr a sun ner residence. Apply to
 McGRAN & NOONAN, anfl2 232tf 6St Michael street.
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H' I1. NNKhN, NIUCk M NdttH Ntktf, nov II l07tt North east cor Royal X LauI hll sls.

00A PICTORIAL lLLUSI SIkA1itNs CF %OO THE BIBLE and ri,sus in the b Lehd New, cheap, and valuable publication. agts svo., fine paper handsomely bounG-oon .mg ,l Views in the Holy Land, together wItl 1t lle the most remarkable objects mentioned ae Old and New Testaments, representing sacied stItal events, copied from celebrated ctules, ,cil illy by the old niastersi the landscape scenes h, original sketches taken on the spot, with Il In- teresting leterpress desoril tions, de,oted Jun panation the objects mentioned in the x, ea t,Nt This day received and for sale by
 DOUBLEDAY SEAL k
 marl2 50 lan r-st.
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<ssA FOR REHF,-fle .,t3reh ecenty oc- i&. cupie by the subscriber is now vacant and can b. eaei very low fpr the balance of the year, to be nse as grain store to store g'ods of every de- scrptl1n, apply to Maui lin, Montague & Co.,, it is sscanl door above Hitchcock's Alley, Com. st.
 anl5 ThOS. BUFORD. [
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INDIA BAGGING.-Landing from bug Llnten \ lot of extra heavy and wide India agging, fer sale by E. L. ANDREWS a Io,
 march22 Com and Daul hn-sts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-28

JUST RECEINED-The history of Suufh ohto- O lima, from it's first European discovery to its e,ec ton into republic with supplemental, chronicle ot events to the present time, William diinole Simms, author of the "Yemassee," S-c. For sale by
 J. K. RANDALL, Bookseller and marl3 stationer, 54 Water street
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-28
PuRLIC SALES.

NOTICE.-on Monday, the l4ti day of June " next, I shall expose to sale at public auction, at the Court House in the city of M1he-ihe fs'l- lowing described pieces, parcels, tracts or lots oi land 10 wit all that certain piece, paicel, ar tract of and situated, lying anll being in the city of Mo- bile to wit lot number four (4) uf cerah square contained between Conception st, St Anthony si, Joa- chin st, and State st, which sad ] Is situated on the north west corner or intersection of Conception and St Anthony sts, having front on Conception st of forty three feet and inches, ani running back lherefrom and al0ng St Anthony st, with the Sd me width hundred and thirty live feet. Also all that certain or parcel of lan1, sitlateh iylhS and being in the city of Mobile to wit: boulie1 on the north by lands belonging to Wm. K. Hailetf, on the east by lands of the estale oi ipmas Noopef OH the south by St Louis st, and on the w!t p premises of Samuel Anderson, being and lyln5 between Con ception and St Joachim sts, having front on St Louis st of forty five feet aud six nces and depth of oue hundred and eight feet aninlne inches. Also all that certain tract or parcel oi and, suatei, iying and beino in the city of Mobile, situated the narth east corner or intersection of St Louis and Clalb Tne sts, having front on St Lotus s oi hty live feet, and running back thereirom anl along CldIb 'rne st with the same width, one huitre an ten feet. An1 also all that certain tract parcel of d1 stua lying and being in the city of NJ ,be, situate l on the north west corner or intersection of St Michael and St Lawrence ss, having front on St Michael st af sixty five feet (more less) and running back therefrom along St Lawrence st. one hundred ai1 ten feet, with the same width of sixty five feet (mare or ess.) Said property will be sol in pn.s ance of mortgage, with power of sale executel by Ben F. Marshall to the Branch of the Bank of the State of Alabama at Mobile, bearing date the ls day of August, 1887, and duly recorde in the office of the clerk of the county court of Mobile county.
 Terms made known on tn day of sale
 may 13 25stf B. GAYLE, Cashier.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-28

LII ENRY & STODDART, corner ,pnl ald Il N Water streets, offer for sale
 lO-4 wide Linen Sheeting, 1924 vile do dt, Cloths and Table Linen, Table Co,ers, T.welling, &c A complete assortment of Clothing ui all kin as usual. up l3
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-28

<zA FOR RENT.-'fhe convenient Dwelling
 A House, situated on the north si e St Michael st., zli d,or alb we inception, will be rented low ultll lst Nov. next.-'Fhe house contains six closet, pantry, &c. Possession given immediately, apply to l. C. BUBOSE 60,
 ar29 2l6lf 39 Water-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-28

$lO subscriber on the instant, '% dark brpde COW, with short horns, white hind feet, an1 white spot on her face,-other marks not particularly collected. The above reward will be pai to any one who will return the to the subscriber, at No. 6, Claiborne or 68 Commerce street.
 may5 25ltf GUSFAVUS HORTON.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-28

NOTICE.-R. PRATT S O., has u Ter ,ieed l of assignment, dated 18th inst, transferred to me for the benefit of their et,rs, all their Baoks, accounts, and effects Those interested can exam inc the same by calling at W. $. Payne's office, Conti street.
 mayf5 259tU w. D. RANDALl..
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-28

BouQUET ARABIc-An essence possessing tie most exquisite fragrance and delcacy.
 THE ROYAL EssENcE-A new perfume to le found on the toilet of Royalty, predominant at Il e Royal drawing roons eyees and other iesUits If rank and fashion. l. c. DUBOSE & O.,
 mrl3 late BuBose & Rolf, 39 Water-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-28

"A TO RENT-The seconl story of my stole EE.; on Dauphin street, well adapted for family res snce, will be rented low to good tenant until the 1st November next,possession given immediately
 mi1 204n J. c. GWlN.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-28

HYDRAULIC CEMENT.-l5o casks in stol C II II and 250 casks to arrive, for sale by
 mayl2 BENJ. NJ. B0URN, 114 Com. st. SOAP.-l0O bbls fanily Soap, for sale by S ap2i JNO. c. RYAN, 36 Water st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-28
marl2 50 Ian tr-st.

HNOlLEr ODORS.-1he unuelslgl GU .d,t lust Il received and opened the following iaie and G,li cious Extracts, manufactured by that Irn,e J ,t, u- merS, EDE Perfumer to Her Majesty Queen sltui iias
 THE NERBENA ExTRAcr-A oelicctt ie,l,ne for the handkerchief and pleasant al lenes ge u ,e fniet
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-28

SKETCHES of Conspicuous Living Cha, act IS in 0 France, containing fhiers, Chateaubrian |, l.a- maritime, Laftte, Gsizot, Beranger, George San Mime. Dudeyaat, &c.translated by R. M. Wash,wltls potrait of Theirs-Just received and for sale by
 DOUBLEDAY & SEARS, mar25 bN Du,pb.-st