Mr. Pollard has again disappointed me in the power of Attorney—and again promises by next post. It is however of but little consequence, as I understand it is only on extraordinary occasions that the individuals of the company have any thing to do—The business being done mostly by directors; even their appointment is considered more as a matter of form than any thing else—as it is understood to be almost a thing of course that the same are to be continued.

Mr. Wiseham is out of Town—perhaps your most certain way of getting a speedy answer will be by writing to him.

I am Dear Your Very humble servt.