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/fs1ss sN5 Leave SoUTHAMfToN tor mADEi' NfsS175AGO RA, rhe WEST INDIES. &c., dl' ,---s on lhe 2nd and l7Ih oi each month, returning Twice q Month m due course. The public is respectfully Informed ''t tue p', !, fish Royal Mail Steam.packet Compnhy's steam Vessels offer commodious accommodation for Pas sengers and ply regularly between the undermeh- From ENGLAND to BARBADOS tvia Mudeira) on the 2l rrn aaRHa1os sbo"t the 9th and 24th to GRANA. DA thence along the Northern ishhOs |" ST. ihO'i ho and PORTO RICO, and back by the same route to pAN From BARBADOS, about the 9th and 24,h to ToBAGo and DEMERARA: thence about the 5Ih and 2oth' to From pRENHDS aboot the Huh and e6th to TRINIDAD aud back. ,c, u,. 1acMFi i'm Uayt, to JAMAICA, St. J ipo de Cuba i- thence back to JAMAICA and JACMEL, and on 10 PORTO RICO aud ST. THOMAS; From whence the Steamer proceeds towards GNoi'"F'N' VI" ni'iN'i0D
 and FAYAT. alternately. n,n,,un... From ST THOMAS ahoat the l6th. 10 BERMUDA; thence about the 2ist, to NASSAU and HAVANA leaving the last m.n,ioncJ nInce about Ihe aylh, for JAMAICA From JAMAICA, about the 18th; to santa Mattha gcna CHAGREs and San Jasn de SleS'agua aa st, nT by the sume route; leaving CnA"hfS aOout 'he <"'h' aud reaching JAMAICA about ihe 5 d. ,,,, !. VANA; thsnee, about the l0lh to Nassau, bEKmoDA' '"o f'Ns ALSO BY SAILING VESSELS.
 From GRENanA. about the 26th. to LA GUAYRA and PORTO CARELt O. and buck to LA GUAYRA, thence 10 ST. THOMAS arriving Ihsre ,H, noSuI me lS'n. From HAVANA, about the sth, 10 HONDURAS and oaeS to Ilaynaa. - -.
 Arj-The Fares (which include ihe use of Bedding and Linen, Stewards Fees, and all other charges except for Wines Spirits, Malt Liquors and Mine raI Waters J are moderate. For example, that be tween Havana and JamaIcn, is Fifty Dollars, and between other places nearly proportionate, having re ference 10 distance and time.
 By lhis continuous chain of : eam Communication an opportunity offers (o persons remaining on board) of evading the rigor of climate during wnter with. out ncurring the risk of residing for any length oi time in West India Colony.
 The Steam Packets carry experienced Surgeon
 E. CIAPPELL, Secretary,
 iy22Mmo 55 Moorgate-street London.
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NOPARTNERSHIPN NOTICE-The undersign- O ed having associated with him Mir. J. M. Stan
 nard, the Auction and Commission Business will
 be onlinued under the firm of TORRANCE & STANsARD after the 1st of October.
 i,3 c. W. TORRANCE.
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NTESTERN PRODUCE--l0 bbls Moiasses w 40 bbIs reciiiied Whiskey
 20 bbls Dexter's double reclifed Whiskey
 20 casks Bacon Sides; 6 casks Shoulders
 30 bbIs Mess and Prime Pork; 20 Aegs Lard 50 bbls St. Louis and Ohio Flour
 3n hhds strictly choice Sugar. in store and landing this morning from steamer James l.; Day, and for sale by WARE & CHESBROUGH, iv22 1 Commerce st
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M OTICE-The copartnership heretofore existing ' under the firm of DEsHoN, TAYLOR & My FRS, is this day dissolved by mutual conse nt. The undersigned having purchased the interest of THos' B. TAYLOR, will continue the business under the style of DEsHoN & MYERS, and are charged with the liquidation of the late firm.-June l9, l545, CHARLES A. DESHON,
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T HAVE associated with me my brother EDWARD l R. BELL, and will hereafter continue business under the firm of l. BELL, JR. Co.
 jyl0 BELL, JR.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. Every person entitled to the right of pre- exemption to any lands within the limits of the townships we enumerated, is required to establish the to the satisfaction of the reg ser and of the proper land office, and make payment therefor. soon as practicable after seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for the of the public sale of the township above designated. (embiacing the tract claimed;) otherwise such claim will beforfeted.
 JAS. SHIELDS, Commissioner
 my26 15ltL of the General Land Office.
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K. G. COOKE will continue the Commission Bu siness in Mobile on his account, aud will attend to the settlement of the business of COOKE & Bow EN- iy5 I'll
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NATHANIEL GLOVER, c o If MS SION II E K c 1T 4 " T

COMMIS ION II MERC 1T 4 VT,
 MOBILE, ALABAMA, HAVING made ample provisions 10 commence a \ Commission Bus siness in the city of Mobile, by the trs of November next will strictly attend to the sale of cotton and all other country produce that may be nlrused to his care; and, to all who may favor him with their patronage in the cotton way. can have all orders for family dry gouds and groce- res filled by him al the shortest notice, and will use all diligence to give general satisfaction to his patrons,
 REF ENCEs.
 Hon. J. W. BRIDGES. oe,v;,oox co Al, LEoNoDUs RATCLIFF,5 o' ""''A e0' f''" Dr. s. G. COCHRAN,
 w. HARRIS, of Pickins Co. Ala. Dr. P. KING,
 E. W. BENNETT, of Monroe Co. Miss. caAsIr: cl M r; sApAEr BARsKTr, ofNoHubee CoMi''' Dr.P. W. WINTER. of Cooksville, Miss. Rev Mir. SHAVER, of Warsaw, Ala. i,26 1SOtilsep1
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NJ tlW BUUkS-The Uhlted StAIes EXpIoTIhg Expedition, by Charles w likes, U. s. N. cheap edition, in vols. Memoranda of a Residence at the Court of Lon- don. comprising incidents official and personal from 1919 10 1925, including negotiations the Oregon Question and otber unsettled questions, between Great Britain and the United States, by Richard Rush. l vol. Svo.
 Historical Memoirs of My Own Time, by Sir N. W. Wraxall, Bart, author of Posthumous Memoirs, 1 vol. Svo.
 The Dog and Sportsman, by J. s. Skinner, former Editor of the American Farmer, with Illustrations, 1 vol. l2mo., for sale by iy26 s. W. ALLEN.
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ENRY V. II. VOORHEES, and s. P. BULL \ LARD, are my authorised agents during my absence from the State.
 iel4 J.B TOULMIN.
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RKTILLIAM CUSHMAN is our duly authorized
 w Agent during our temporary absence iA2 FOSDICK S CIIARIOCK.
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nURiNG my absence from the Stale, MT. HUGH DMCCAw is my authorized Agent:
 aup9 IS6N DAVID BLAIN.
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EKTILLIAM II. TALLMADGE is authorized 10 w act as my Agent during my absence.
 i,S SAM'L B. HOWE.
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The undersigned will continue the Book and Sta tionery business, No 36 Dauphn street, under the name of J. M. SUMwALT & Co. and solicits N con tinance of the liberal patronage heretofore received
 ie3 J. M. SUMWALT.
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nlSSOLUTION-The copar,nership heretofore D existing between the subscribers, under the firm of J. M. SUMwALT & Co.,, expired on the 3lsi ut. J. M. Sumwat will settle the business ol the late firm. JAS. N. SUMWALT,
 June 3, ls45. J. DOBLER.
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nOCT, J. HARRISON has returned to the AI city His office Gas heretofore) ls at inc Drug Store of T. WALSH. 36 Royal street. tebI3
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NEMENT, &c.-50 bbls Hydraulic Cement V 25 bbls Calcined Plaster
 10 bbIs Plasterer's Halr
 25000 Fire Brick Just received and Tor sale by aug5 E. .. CENTER CO. 1T EECHES LEECHEs LEECHEs !- Live have on hand supply of fresh Swedish Ieeches. competent person always al hahd 10 spply them. ,u auR7 R. NORTH & CO.,. Apoihecaries' Hall. EECHES-l00O superior Swedish Lerches' A recently imported and in fine health, for sale ia quantities to suit purchasers by
 aug5 MOSELY TUCKER, Druggists. NHA MPAGNE-2O baskets of Anchor brand V received per brig Sarah Brown from Ne" York, for sale by
 sug5 JN0. 0. RYAN. St. Michael street. NORN-SOO sacks white Corn m fine order, IT O store, for sale by
 aus4 = 5 &LI JONES. UORN MEAL-30 bushels bes, sited, for sal suge by 2, 4. GILBERT f BRo,.b0 com-s
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ERR. N. WALKLY may be found at lhe otice for AI mery occupied by Dr. J. c. NoTT' No; 37 RoyaI.st. Residence No. 69 St. Anthony.st leb3
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NOTICE-MR. JOHN c. CAUFIELD became V partner in our House on the lst inst
 jy3 l7O RIVES, BATTLE & co.
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c UGAR, WHlSKEY AND BACON S 20 hhds choice Sugar
 75 bbls Rect. Whiskey, 25 do Dexter do
 30 hhds Sides, Shoulders and Hams
 20 half bbIs choice family Hams, Cin smoked Just received and for sale by
 jy3l BARkoN. MEAD ~ Co.
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NT ATTAIN MEEKER is our authorised agent V during our absence from the State
 ieI7 w. II. & H. F. CRAWFORD.
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Do- PosTroNEmENT OF PUBLIC LAND SALES IN NFLoRIDA.-Public notice IS hereby given, that the public salss of lands, ordered by proclamation oi the President of the United States, dated the 9th day oi May, ls45, iu be held at the Land Offices at NeonansriHe and Tallahassee, on the esrenth day of August next; and ar the Land O6fes at St. Augus- fine the eighteenth day of August next, all situate in the STATE OF Fl ORIDA, are declared to he postponed until, and 10 commence on, the flh day of January next.
 Given unjer my hand, at the city of Washington, this 18th day of July, A. D. 1S45.
 JAMES K. POLK. By the President
 JAS SHIELDS, Commissioner
 aug2 l81tnoIstJan ofthe General Land Office.
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T AW NOTICE-J. W. LESESNE will prac-
 A lice Law in the counties of Mobile, Baldwin, w Washington, Clarke and Monroe, and attend resu- ry the sessions of the Circuit Courts held m those coun,ies nOv7 229tIl
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%A FOR RENr-1'he TWO slor, frame Dwell ss::SSH ing House, on the north siis .it Francis street, recently occupied by Dr M, sruiied on the square diagonay opposite lo 'hp lu6lc Square, Apply to JOS. W. u StoNE,
 jel4 l62tC No. l, Kpbl Buildings.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
CLARENDON SPRINGS.

IN nsnost every paper that has come 10
our hand for some weeks past, we notice
the communications OF visitors at the mary
pieces OF rtsor, through the county
crying "lo here and 10 there"-each
particular writer seeming to fancy that he
has found just The place, and seem, DESTROYS
that all the world should come and share
ito pleasures with him. From Saratoga
old and time honored sarnoga-we hear
ex,ravagant accounts OF the innufnerable
numbers who are there seeking health or
o1yoymen,-urd Of all the glnre nn1 g'ater
OF fashionable life. From Nahan,, Rocka.
way, Fort Hamilton and Co.. y Isiuurfi we
see much, descriptive OF the pccGlin |uTu-
ries OF seq bathing &c, whifr the mare ar.
dent admirers Of mountain scenery ARE
working themselves INTO perfect ct(acics in
Attempting 10 describe the grandcnr Of all
around them, a, Cath.rl, tho Thke Aoun-
,ains, sc. &c.
For oursei we have nerAcr found time
nor inclination, the present. season, for a
longer jaunt of pleasure, than 10 Clarendon
SPRING.! The place Of resort, which We
are glad TO see is becoming more and more
known, we have visited frequently DARN
(he season and each wish inctines US strong.
iy TO q repetition Of the like enjoyment -
For quiet retreat, with all ueedful accom-
paniments, we vooture TO say thu the thou-
sands who are now IN quost Of hearth and
pleasure, can not hnd its equal There are
plenty Of more fashionable resorts, thronscd
with the giddy seekers slter pleasure, pre-
scNiug more brilliant scenes Of gniety,-
bu, to those who prefer the whoksome iut-
uries OF good health and rnlona' CON fort
to the sickly round d enerVn'lrg time k'i'-
er,, we commend Clarendon Springs.
They mar there find, I'VE have aiways)
good eSmpany-the pureS ar mat blows
over The Green Mountains--to sag nothing
Oh the heakhiul waters Thai speak their own
v-si.e IN the renovated eouwenances Of the
muny invalits wbo test hen And when
to these are added the opportunities OF sig
orous and nSaIy erereIse--Ouiy one 'b'ns
m ore is peeded, the whereNi'hnI 10 'alisf,
the sppe,l,e that is q natural attendant; and
there Il no lack Of the bcE Of caterers to ,ht
wants oflhe visitors alClarendon. The Ho
tells are almighty spoken Of BY their resPe'
tive guess, 4 from happy sIpencsce we eat
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
sTATE SABBATH CnNvrNr,n,.

\
An extract from The minute. Of III, g..
err' Convention Of Verpom, held a, n,n
vile, June, isiH
eTAe Commrtc n whom ,hc rc,olo,,,,,
on the suhtei Of promoting the better ,h,.,'
vance Of the Sabbnh were referred ma.
their report % follows
That they recommend the aproin,n,r,
OF committee Of three, to CONSIDER tho r.,
pci'cncy Of calling Convention on N.
sphJeo, OF sanctifying the Sabbath asa N,
vine Commandment, FOR its infutncc o.,
The physical, and spiritual well A,,n. NJ
man; to correspond with Other person, and
bodies On the subjcc, and il they shah
Judge b-s,, 10 eaH q convention n, ,ueh
time and place rs they shalt think cspej,cn,
and to make suitable provision for II. con
slItu''on md exercises.
(Which report was accepted and adon,
cd Mcars Gt,dky, Lravi,i and Brshoc
were appointed asihis committee"
In view o. the aforesaid action ofihc
General Convcn,ion, the under, cncd do
extend az invitation 10 The friend. OH.
Christian Sabbath. to meet in Convention
OF Montpelier, The third Wcdnc sdny in An.
gna, sl 10 o'clock A NJ. IN The Buck
Church, TO consult upon the be-, wavs md
menns-by example, the unvcrsAl d fusion
of Information, and all kind Of moral IN
huence--of promoting the Observance Of
the Lords Day.
]no. Gridley. II F, Lrn,h,, Nelson
Bishop, COMMITTEE OF Convention.
Also, the following gcn,lcmen have pc
mlucd their names to be affixed to the chill
His EyceIcncv, William SIade, Hon
JncobCollamcr, Hon Paul Dillingham; Jt
Rev. J. Scott Hon Zimri Howe, Hon.
Eras,us Fairbanks Rev Geo. b alanscr
Hon. | F. Rcd6.ld, f. p Walton, ESQ.
Hon. Alvnh Sabin. Xcnas Wood, ESQ
Thomas Reed, Esq O II Smith Esq Hon.
tloruco Eaton, Hon Hora,io Seymour, Hon
John Connnt SIlas II Hodges, Esq
The Committee earnestly hope tina, tho
various religious denominations of,hc state
will be fully represented in the Convention
md they would inform all, who attend
from abroad, tina, by calling at the store Of
J. W. Ilow,s they will be directed to
families who will cordially entertain them
l, is expected that Rev Justin Edwards
-. ID, Secretary of the American and For
eisn Sabbath Union, will be present at tho
meeting.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07

The Patriot Of the l9th inst contains m
accustomed carlcaturc Of the lat. Wig
State Convention, and among other hlslica.
lions Of the proceedings there occurs tho
following
ain the course of this discussion, Mr.
Fairbanks, one OF the State Committee sta
ted TINT he had been in correspondence with
friends IN all parts Of the State for some
time, TO elicit Information and opinions with
regard to the nominnlionsa and had not heard
whisper sgninst MIR S. before, This
shows plainly how the Wing manager,
and wire workers cut and dry things"
This is gross perveriion Mr.. T. did
say that in his correspondence us one OF
the Committee. he had heard but ono opin.
ion from the different parts Of the State, in
regard TO ye.nominntiug The prcscn, incum.
bcDs-thnt he thought the people expected
and desired it, and that the dissatisfaction
spoken Of must be confined within very
narrow limits, Bui he dill NOT say thu,
he had been in correspondence rcih tr,eni,
IN all parts Of the Siute," nor did he say
that his correspondence had been "to elicit
information and opinions with rcglrd 10
The nominations
The fact is, the Committee received sew.
cral communication from different counties
npoIoglzing for ken attendance nj the Con.
vcnton, and assigning among other ,casons
the fact that the people generally expected
and took i, for granted that the old ticket
would be renominalcd, and therefore did no,
think il necessary 10 incur the expense ola
Journey to Montpelier. So much for the
correspondence alluded to by Mr. F.
But there is another reason assigned for
non attending the Convention, and which
enter into the fd4lings Of very many OF our
citizens ofevery county in the S'ale-a feel
ing Of Naturalization that The Convention
should hare be,n called nj MOnfpeiier...-
As cjljzrns Of a free AMI indepcnd cnt State
they claim the right which they cheerful|y
nceord to their opponents, Of meeting for
free discussion and decision in Convtn'
lion, touching the men who they will sup.
port for office. But the present instance al
lords ample corrobornIlon OF the common
remark thu, no cifzeH eoh participate IN
The proceedings Of Wig Conr'Hi9n nj
Montpeiier and escape escape personal e.
buse from The Vfrmcnt PdjTiai
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
G caa! !. L. "' Williams. Secretaries.

The Postmaster General has issued an
order, that any Postmaster, whose commits
sion on the postage Of letters, nj 20 per cent
under the Act of 81 March, 1925, shall fall
short Of 625, for gag one quarter, or o.
the proportional par Of that sum for any
fraction Of quarter, be authorized 10 credi
himself 10 a sofa rate item in his account
current. for extra commission on the post
age Of lceers, nj so per cent, under he AeI
of Sd March, ls45.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
COUNTY CONVENTION.

| in compliance with a call from the Coun.
I, Committee, delegation Of the Wings Of
Rutland County met in Convention at the
the CONT House in Rutland on Tuesday the
9th lust, and organized by tho appointment
Of Hon. SOLOMON FOOT, Chairman, pro
TEN.
On motion. committee OF five. consisting
Of Messrs. Briggs of Brandon, Ives of Wal
ngfnrd, Sanford Of Csstloton, Markham OF
Sherburne, ard Kellogg of Piuslord, were
appointed by the csair 10 nominate perma-
neht officers for the convention, who report
ed the names of the persons following, who
were elected
For President, JOHN A. CONANT.
For Vice Presidents, Hon. OBADIAH No.
Huf, Hon. VIZ. HALL.
Sor Secretaries, Geo. II. Be0man, Cha's.
l.. Williams.
The following resolution was introduced
by Mr.. Br'ggs, and after being discussed by
Messrs. Howe and Foot, In reference to the
number OF votes those lowns should be emit
tied TO which were not fully represented, was
passed:
Resolved, TIrn a committee Of three from
each town represented in this Convention, 10
be designated by the representatives OF those
towns, be a committee for the nomination Of
candidates Cor County Senators, and that
where there are not over three persons pres
ent from any town, those present be the
committee and be entitled 20 three votes
After the appointment and designation OF
ihc various committees, the Convention ad,
purned TO meet al Two o'clock, p. NJ.
2o'cLocK, .. NJ.
Contention met pursuant, TO adjournment,
when Mr. Kiuridge, in behalf Of the nomna-
ting Comnniuee, presented as candidates for
Senators the nsms Of the following persons
FREDERICK BUTTON.
JOSEPH II. CHITTENDEN.
GEORGE T. HODGES.
On motion ofMr Howe, lhs foregoing nom.
ins,ion was adopted
Hon. r, Foot, our Representative in Con.
grsss, being called upon, addressed the Con
ven,ion in an able speech Of some length
upon tire subject OF our national politics, and
the probable course the present Admihs,ra-
ton will pursue in reference 10 the Tariff
&c This address was listened 10 with
marked attention, ~heu. upon motion Of Mr..
Kiuidgs, The Convention adjourned.
). A CONANr, President.
WV, HALL, Vica
OBADIAH NOBLE, ( Pres.
C G. /. ! H' W'iIf.n. Secretaries.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
IOCOFOCO TACTICS.

As was to be expected, we see that the
leaders OF the loeoioco party are again at
work and busy in pruclicing their old games
ofdecepiion vpon The people, together wnh
such neo ones as circumstances allow che
ever progressive democracy to introduce
Ia order to carry out the principles Of iAs
party e. Ito Oln the spoiis, at the cI-
pepse OF The beS Interests, and the hoaor oi
the stte-they are resortlns TO the tncks
OF the patty, ~ M which, long practice has
made them so familiar. The coolest spec;.
men however, of his kind Of Jensrogueism
Is 10 De found in Resolutioo' passed lately
n me Loeofoeo County Convention 10
Windsor county This resoluios serious
~ asserts .ha, the democracy are uui,edrV
fdeutiy to a protective tariff, and that they
ATE the ooly tineere PrOleetiOnlGts i--whiI,
Il sh,es To question the sincerity tol-th.
wings Of yermosl in reference 10 lhis Que.
ton, and absolutely charges them with IleaI
ing rA,ir 'prissipis II any thing Is need
ed 70 show fuHher the ehrontsry Of thu
choice 'peelmen Of IOcOiOev ton fOOlery,'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07

Young Men, Brodre MIR Porter, Of
Yale College, 10 a temperance address late.
~ at New Haven, says My henn b!eeds
as remember the fates OF those of ny eprly
companions who started IN life with myself
One oflhem possessed The hnea na,h smali.
cal mind | ever knew. lie would lake
the ledger and 60 up w4b three so!u nus at
a time with pericct ease lie was the 6rs,
man in America thai best the Auioma.on
Chess Player, and told me thai be had ev,
cry move in his head before he wen, into
the room That man 6i!ed a drunksrd,
grave Another who WA 81 excellent &C.
coun,ahl, and could kommaAd almost any
salary, met the same melancholy fate. Al
other, possessing the same brilliant eapaci
ties, has eooe dows no, 10 he grave Der,
haps -bm he u sunk clew ooi ofslgh, amid
the mire aud 9Th Of incompetence.