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ao-Henry A. Mitchell, Esq, formerly editor of the Hartford Times, but more recently of Stamford, has received an appointment i:l the Boston Custom House. The office to owhich he has been appointed is the one lately filled by MT. Holbrook, formerly of the Patriot and Eagle. The Stamford Advocate thus takes leave ot MT. Mitchell:

 Prouided fc1.-We are happy to learn, from the highest odthority, that our neighbor Henry A. Mitchell Esq. has finally been provided for by the i Democracy. He has devoted body and soul to the cause, and received nothing but an occasional crumb from the public crb--while he has shook the bush the greedy cormorants around him have snarped up all the fruit. Now, as he was just expiring with disappointment, relief has come. He is to be forthwith transplanted from our soil to the Custom House in Boston, where he Is to receive salary of $1 ,500 per annum. In this removal, ''the democ- racy of this region loses pet; the Fairfield Coun- ty Bar distinguished brother; and sce the grind stone upon which we sharpen our political editori- als. We wish him safe transition to his new berth, and hope he may enjoy until Polk is poked out of the Presidential Chair.