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AMEmcAN AND RUSSIA HEMP.--Experiments were
made at Louisville, Kentucky, few days ago, with
machine for testing the strength OF cordage mani
ufactured from hemp, which showed that American
hemp, instead of suffering BY comparison with the
test Of larger cordagc the Kentucky article sustained
much greater weight than that imported from Rus
STA. Philadelphia Daily Chronicle. IN ,+
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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
DANIEL B. RishAaDsos, Register Of the Land
Office at Ouachita, Louisiana, vice Henry o. Nc
Emery, removed.
NICHOLAS B. BorLE, ofthe District Of Columbia,
Consul of the United States for the Port of Mahon
in the, island of Mnorca, vice Obadiah Rich, re-
signed.
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TRANSPORTATION OF NAVAL STORES
..48s NAVY DEPARTMENT., Tst
BuREAU or PRovIsions AND CLorHrsG


PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed "ProposaIs
Il for freight to Pensacola" will be received mt
this Office until Monday the ID day Of June next, at
O'Clock, p. M, for the transportation Of about two
thousand barrels (including quantity OF lumber,
&C., &c, &c., of government stores, from the navy
yard, Gospor Virginia, TO the navy yard a Pensa.
cola Florida Offers must specify the price asked
per barrel, without distinction between wet and dry;
five and half cubic feet Of announcement gocds and
thirty gallons to the gauge Of all casks not usually
called barrels, to be considered az barrels, whatever
thew may contain; no primage to be allowed. Ten
fair weather lay days 70 be allowed at each Of tie
ports Of Gospoft and Pensacola, for taking in and
discharging cargo. Proposals must stats the de-
scription the name and the condition of the vessel,
and the vessel must pass the usual inspection and
be ready at the navy yard 1t Gospor TO rsosive
cargo by the 18th day Of June. Bids not conform
ing in all respects % this advertisement, win not be
Tobe publlshed once week until the ID Of juno
in the Union, Constitution, and ln,sllgencer ID. c.;
Baltimore Republican; Evening Post Morning
News, New York; Post and Times, Boston.
May iV-iebx s.vikta hf aed fn ii,aG
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The CONSTITUTIONS In November next, the peo-
pie will vote upon the adoption OF the constitution
IL be adopted, the election for governor, members
of the legislature, &c, will come off in January.
We have exciting times before us.
Mem Orita,s Je6eropidn Republionp
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NAtY DEPARrsiESr, May 9th, l645.
GEsrLEMEs learn this day from the, Fourth
Auditor that your account, as late Navy Agents al
Marseilles, has been stated in his Office, revised In
that of the Second Comptroller, found TO correspond
exactly with your statement TO this department in
your letter of the 26th instant and i closed.
communicate this result to you with The greatest
pleasure; and am grati6ed To find that while the off,
GERS Of the navy have ever been pleased with your
official conduct the financial officers report your ac-
count as closed in manner entirely creditabc to
your promptness and integrity.
Very respectfully, yours,
GEORGE BANCROFT. <
Messrs. FITcH, BRorHERs g. CD
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.TOYNES ON LIMITATIONS.-O the tact
j amending the statute Of limitations" Of the Gem
eral Assembly Of Virginia, Sd April, 1888, with an
inquiry into the law Of new promises under the
s.siatuc Of limitations by VIM. r. Joynes, Of Pc
tcrsburg, Virginia, vol. octave. Price ~ ~.
just received for sale by
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NOTlCE.--Hsving incidentally heard of the cx-
i istence Of report now in circulation that com
plants Of continued neglect to pay for the tuition
of their sons on the part Of more clerks, had
been lodged by the subscribers with the chiefs of
bureaus they deem it due alike to their employers
and themselves at once to state explicitly and dis
inctly that no complaint of the kind has on any
cason been made by them; and to add that from the
character and standing Of the parents who have
at the high school, there is no cause to anticipate
temptation TO such measure. ,ils ysLL l,a
4'''e 4. ARNOLD q GIRAULT.
M.v on -, s.i N 1F h,
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s-Israel c. James, c. W. James, H. NJ. Lewis,

ns-Israel c. James, C. w. James, H. M. Lewis
5 II. Stevenson, J. +. Johnson, J. H. Stevenson,
Nv. A. Pierce, James Pierce, James X. Whippe,
w. Fl. Weld, o. III. p. Stem, Henry Plat, VIII
am Gouldn, M. Boullcmei, Jesse Stansbury, A
Billing, and w. s. Wood, are authorized to receive
pew subscribers, and make collections for the
Union" 83a
We are requested to say the same gentlemen are
authorized to make collections for the "Giobe."
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TYPOGRAPHY OF OREGON AND CALL
" FORNIA, and Of the other territories on the
Northwest coast; with new and beautiful map of
those countries: by Robert Greenhow.
just published, and this day received for sale BY
r. TAYLOR
Nav n ~ rs @vS
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DR.. Tying has accepted the call to the rectorship
Of ST. Georges church in the city Of New York
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DIED,

v,sg- a, e,s DIED, t, egaa
Early this morning, ANDREW, son of JANE
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OFFICE NO. IL WALL STREET, IN THE cIIH o. ",
NEW YORK.
TyTIIS COMPANY insurcs marine, inland navI-
! i CATION, transportation, and hre risks. ny ns
charter the profits are 10 be paid back to the assured
in proportion TO the amount Of premiums paid by
them respectively. The rates and terms Of insur-
ance will be moderate and liberal, and the assured
subject to no responsibility.
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NAVY observation-disclosures, No.
MAY 26, l645.

Daniel Douglass, appointed Acting Gunner.
Midshipman 8. b. Luce to the Columbus.
Midshipman John Wilkes, jr., to steamer Missis-
sippl.
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SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE, President
JOSEPH B. JONES, Vice President.
N. CARROLL, Secretary.
TIL. A. THOS. SMITH, Agents.
Office F street, near the Treasury Department.
May 81 od3m
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CtHALLENGE BLACKING The undersign-
~ ed, agent for the manufacturer of the above
inimtable Backing, has just received seyenty-hvS
dozen boxes fresh made, which will be sold at the
factory prices -..ax.,,,,r
Nav o. 49, .-----I
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CPARKs,S LIBRARY OF AMERICAN b.
- OGRAPHY, Vol. Sc Containing the lives Of
Count Rumford, General Pike, and Samuel Gorton,
is this day received by I =
May "a F. TAYLOR.
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The Croton (.AlutuaD Insurance Company,

journal, Constitution, and Intelligsncer.l
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3D..
Sin: forwarded to A. o. Dayton, esq, Fourth
Auditor Of the Treasury Department, d few days
since, Fitch Brothers. & Co.'s letter 10 him of the
Oath ult., giving cover to Purser A. T. Wason's re-
ceipted requisition, approved by Commodore Smith
at Toulon, under date of the god April, and paid on
the oath idcm, for 24,9i4 Spanish dollars for the
use of the United States squadron in the Mediterra-
mean.
This payment enables me to wait on you with
Fitch, Brothers, q Co.'s account current with the
Navy Department up to this date, with certificate
of deposit in the Exchange Bank of this city, pay
able to the order Of the Treasurer of the United
States, for 1882 05, To balance this account
both Of which you will find enclosed; and, IL found
correct, please cause me TO be officially advised of
their due conformity with the books and accounts of
the Navy Department.
This account current, you will perceive, is brought
down from THAT Of the 10th December, 1843, and
credits the department with $l07 S72 90 as stated
by me In Senate document 500, first session 26th
Congress, page 49, The interest account stnted on
same page, and endorsed on the face Of it by your
predecessor, Mr. Secretary Mason, ''as furnished by
Mr.. Fitch in illustrations" although subsequently
claimed and justly due, have relinquishcd, desi-
rous of giving the department this further proof Of
Fitch, Brothers, & Co.'S liberay, as well as their
faithful and honorable compliance in every other re-
spect with The contract entered into temporary
w agents at Marseiles.
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
A. FITCH,
Senior partner Of the firm Of Fitch, Brothers, Co.,
late navy agents at Marseles
Hon. GEoRGE BANCROFT,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
-
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Fourth Auditors Office,

- TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Fourth Auditors Office,
May 9th, 1645
GENrLEMEN: have to inform you that your ac-
count as United States Navy Agents at Marseilles
has been this day balanced and finally closed. l
avail myself Of this opportunity to observe that,
from the commencement TO the termination of your
agency, as the records and files of this office show,
your accounts have been rendered with remarkable
punctualty and correctness, evincing the most faith
full observance all occasions, and in all respects,
ofthe contract entered into by you with the Navy
Department.
am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
A. O. DAYTON.
To Messrs. FiTcH, BRoTHERs & Co.
Late Navy Agents, Marseilles.
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WxsHNGroN. d. C., 18th Nav, /

Messrs. FIrcH, BKorHERs q CD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-06

Solomon said, many centuries ago; Even a
child is known by his doings whether his work
be pure and whether it be right"
Some people seem to think that children have
no character at all. On the contrary, an OBJ.
serving eye secs in these young creatures the
signs of what they are likely to be for life
When | see little boy slow to 90 to school
and glad of every excuse to neglect his book, |
think it sign that he will be Ounce
When see boy in haste to spend every
penny as soon as he gets it, think it a sign that
he will be spendthrift
When see boy boarding up his pennies,
and unwilling to part with them for any good
purpose, think it a sign that he will be mi
ser
When | see boy or girl always looking
out for themselves, and dislike to share good
things with Others, think it sign that the child
will grow up very selfish person.
When | see boys and girls often quarrelling.
| think it sign that they will be violent and
hateful men and women.
When | see little boy willing to taste strong
uIliN, llIlhk IL d sign tIat he VIII be drunk
ard
When | see boy who never prays, | think
it sign that he will be a profane and proAigate
man.
When | see child obedient to its parents,
think it sign of great future blessings from Al
mighty God
When | see a boy fond of the Bibl9 and well
acquainted with it, think it sign Ahat he will
be Pious and happy man.
And though great changes sometimes take
place in the character, yet as a general rule
these signs do not fail-Christian Mirror.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-06

TRurm-Nature is all truth-she is clothed
with it as with garment. She is true every
where, and at every moment Of time and through
all changes. The heavens are true, and the
earth is true. Light is true, and darkness is
true. The green leaf is true, and so, alas is
the yellow leaf The seasons are all true The
stars and the planets, with their changing moons,
are true. There is truth in bcaving pillows,
and in running streams truth in the valleys, and
on the mountain tops truth in the ocean, and
in the air and truth IN myriad forms of animal
life with which God has repenshed them, And
the grea! God himsef-the Author of all this
nature, and all this truth-IIe, above all things,
is true.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-06

And the suffering which they undergo wou often tend to
fatal termination while the 1sr is never SUSPECTED Offensive
breath picking the nose grinding the teeth during Sleep starting
in sleep with fright and screaming, troublesome cough and fever
shne are among the PSomNENr symptoms Of the presence Of
shERMANs WORM LozENGEs
VIII Immediately remove all these unpleasant symptoms, aud os-
tore perfect health Sister Ignaus Superior of the Cat c
Half Orphan Asylum, has added her testimony their favor he
thousands which gone before that there
100 children in the Asylum, and that they have been the hal of
using Sheans LOzengs aud She always found them to be at
tndedwih the beneficial effects They have been proved to
CONSUMPTION,
Coughs Colds WhoOpng Cough ness of the Lungs
Chest may be cured Rev Darius Anthony very low from
Consumption Jonathan owarth the celebrated temperance Lee
teI was reduced to the verge Of the grave by raising good Rev
Mr. Dunbar of New York. the Rev. Mr. De Forest Evangelist in
the Western Of the state Rev sebostn secte Of Boston, the
wife Erasmus Dbble, ESQ., in Moay and hundreds OF others
sHERMAN's COUGH LOzENGEs
And no medicine has been offered the public which has
been etca the relief Of those Diseases which can be
recommended with confidence They alay all itching or mi
cation render the cough easy promote eXpcomo remove the
tase and produce the most happy and lasting effects.
HEADACHE,
Polptaon the Heart Lowncss of spirits seasckness Deepen
dcncy, Fantness, Chuc Spass Cramps the stomach, sum
Bowel Complaints also all the distressing symptoms arising
from free living night dissipation quickly and entirely
sHERIAN's cAMpHoR LozENGEs.
They act speedily and relieve very short 0tme, giving
tone and vor to the system and enable using hcm to
dergo great mental and bodily fatigue.
Weak Back, pain and weakness the Breast Back Limbs and
other parts Of f R2 Fs p6o s HS % s Fa%sER '''a BY
Which costs only - II cents and within the reach Of ALL 80
begin supply the annual 1t Acknowledged b,
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Dr. shcnan Poor Mans Plaster, has his name with directions
printed the back of the plaster and 9FAc stMEE Of The
no ~, T., w. t "a ' i t, THl,nse 10 NJ, tnf N,s
New York
The Genuine for sale by the following Agents, REDFIELD
Montpelier A; Ceaveland x Co, Brookhed E. Hobart Co.,
Randolph f. r. Amsworh Wlamsown; N g. Hale, Chelsea
J. Pratt Post Mills; 6. W. PpChard Son, Bradford ATSBan
Croft Punfeld; Nj Wires Cambridge II. $. Camp, stowe;
La ndon Co.. Wilson Goss EIutchns, Waterbury, j. Saw
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-06
DALB,EY'S.

The Original and only GENUINE MAGIC IL PAIN EXTRAC-
TOR the wonder and blessing of the hundred fold cheaper
and superior all other compounds Fame million tongues
says, neXt to the Bible let be priced" "ft 800 box
would keep constantly house, hold indispensable
stopped by it, and of Bruised swollen broken stie stung poi
sOned cut jamed otherwise wounded parts WITH
1t unes broken limbs RAPIDLY, the FILES
CONSUMPTION, inflammation and panfuness the bowels
indeed internal and external soreness bronchitis and spinal
jurc in truth, whether Man Beast be suffering like miracle
cures.
The renovang and bamy influence Of this mountaineering
alive is fast extending itself into every of this intelligent
tnent. Look into the splendid Mansion fair daughters
within its precincts will say, eve much touch -
turn your footsteps towards the humble cottage
der mother will its soothing add the prudent husband
will confess he has lost cows udder gedcd lamb
pig calf colt had CALLED soudcred horse or lost his labor BY
hurts strains he has used For vast diseases
tor which this mighty savc premncnty beneficial and for
history of the fogerc upon it, pamphlets of Agents If
DALEY be written each box CUOed ink PEN it is
pOlsons you buy.
For sale 0j Nassau door above Ann and Hays
30 Fulton ST., Brooklyn
The genuine sale BY the following Agents. r. REpFIELp
Monpccr A. ClHaveland Brookfcl; H. Hobart Co.. West
Randolph f. r. Answ0h, Wllamst0wn; G. Hale Chelsea;
Pratt Post Mills G. w Prchard < Son, radlord A. r.
croft Plunfed; NJ Wires Cambridge H. s. Camp Stowe; r.
Landon& Cos Wllston Goss lluchn Waterbury; J. Saw
yer, Moratown; Cusman & Flint, Wauen Waterman Cady,
Morrisyle r. Smith, Ludlow r. Chds, Wmington Briggs
Price, Rochester, f. F. Neves Royalon G. r. Moulon Brdg
water; II. n. Smith, Bethel.
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E2 Jis Oac s.
Domestic Piety.

lftherc be one cause more bitter than anoh-
er to man, it is to be the offspring of an irrei-
gious home; of a home where the voice of praise
and prayer ascend not to God, and where the
ties Of human affection are not purified and ele-
waited by the refining influence of religious fee
ling; of a home to which if the cares or sorrows
Of his life Shall bring religion to the heart in af-
ter days, that heart cannot turn without bitter
ness Of feeling, without anguish and yeyation of
spirit ltthere be curse to any country where
the truths of religion are known the deepest and
bltterest curse which can be inflicted on it, is a
multitude of homes like that which have sup
posed Such homes send forth their sons I'M
checked in evil thoughts, unhaowed in their
habits, and untaught in love to God the name
and cross ofJesus Christ stamped perhaps upon
their foreheads, but not written in their hearts
and they send them forth to prey upon the land,
and to become its curse and its destruction. But
on the other hand, there is a blessing to the re-
llgious home which no tongue can speak no
language can describe The home where in
early years the heart is trained to love Of God
and to take pleasure in his worship and service
interviewer with the existence of man, holy af
fections which die not with the circumstances
that gave them birth, which last long, even
though they may for season be forgotten and
neglected, and which exercise at least some
check upon the evil of the human heart, and Of
ten, nay, commonly recall it to hear again the
voice of God, and to turn to the paths of holt
ness and peace How great, how unspeakable
is the happiness of a land where homes like this
are common.-Rer Henry John Rose
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-06

strength. Are they poor? Tam richesl Are they IN
trouble? am comfort. Are they sck' lam health.
Are they dying? an life. Have they nothing an
all things. lam wisdom and power lam justice and
mercy. ] am grace and goodness lam glory, beauty,
holiness, emnency, super-eminency perfection, all
suficiency, eternity! Jehovah, / an Whatever is a
miablo in ITSELF or desirable unto them that ant.-
whatsoever is pure and holy; whatsoever is good or
uoedfiIl to make men happy, that Ianr
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THEE FHRE-SHDE.
Morning.
BY MRS. LYDIA ]. PERSON.

BY MRS LYDIA ]. PERSON.
Twas morn. The breeze was out upon the hills,
Shaking the sleepy blossoms and ripe buds
TIL 'they awolle, and breathed unto the Lord
Their odorous offering; while the grateful birds,
Like jewoled bells among the waving boughs,
Poured forth their joyous mathis, till the light
That tedsweety down into thevale,
Seemed made of balm and music. It was morn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-06

% PILLS for 25 cenrhe Brisk Pills the purpose
~ eiectua than other pills and spercede
together medical virtue and excellence. If you doubt this Just
ed hey NOT what they recommended be- denUunce
them They not recommended everything but do
without fear of contradiction that pills their equal
diseases originating i'll the stomach and bowels For liver
eCtoHs and bilious ass such dumb fever and aguc
ntermmt and remtant fcvrs the Brisk Pills possess peculiar
properties for their speedy removal From years experience
aCtcng PHYSICIAN am convinced that equal them.
Read what other pills good r, and what they viii cure and if
the Brisk not superior them ALL then discard them
believe all that Is said about inabc plHt fails
disoasbu try the Brisk PthG cheapest pills
and then you viii have chance judge their dcmert.
As blood cast and purifier to the diseased stem, they
ai suppressed; every PHI III use They quick and easy in
their op.aun giving life and tn all the torpid
ing Oft impure matters uno leaving the system clear and
healthy This all that any medicine do, Notwithstanding
the great show of words and fictitious certificates We
mined let these pills stand their reputation,
All we ask fur fair and impartial trial They be taken by
old and Young at amy time with perfect safety They
ccnt medicine for children having worms, In word, they
possessl Inequalities Of an ap'cut pill for all family They
have CURED many diseases which other medicine could
In conclusion say, do not despair Of until you have tried
the BRISK PILLS fl they do possess peculiar properties and viz
tues Wholesale and retail by j. o. FAY Co.. Fulton street,
Sun Buildings, New York. Ao by II. HALSrED, No. o. Buff
alo street, Rochester, For sale by ; H. COLLINS Druggist Mont
pelior, VI
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| Am.

Who ever conceived more beautiful illustration of
this sublime text than the following, by Bishop Bever-
idge?
lam Gle doth not say am their light their
guide, their strength, or tower, but only JAM He
sets, as it were bis hand to blank, that his people
may write under il what they please thai, is good for
them Az if he should say, are they weak: an.
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Medicine for the Million !

oEANEk . JOlNl AND NERN Il LINlhlENT,
FOR the of ReumaSm Govt Sprans, Bruises Swrings
Cmmp Nmlncss amCness of ali kinds Pain in the side
oms, Weakness Of the jo uts nerves. Ae still neck stna
ms cts ChbanS Fresh wounds Burns, Free cs and all
Of EXTERN NJ lNJURY.
There has appeared medicine which possesses the pone
rang and healing power degree, white the same
mc cannot by amy bty produce injurious effects Nv its
action the skn it eNcte healthy circulation blood and
removes the Instructions to the NsENBLE PERsPRAIoN which
the of much human suffering It has complete Contr uv
fire, and be used with perfect safety in the fbun
most eecualy removes every obstacle its universal Why
will You suffer pain, when safe chcacuIs and cheap medicine
within reach?
IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF HORSES!
This Lnmcnt is not only beneficial to the human system,
the best article that be used for Horses that CALLED
praned or hused aud for many other diseases qurng
ena remedy The high character Of the gentlemen signing
following certificate will render of interest all who may have
occasion to medicine of the kind.
9The undersigned, having made of Sewers Lniment for
Horses and finding to be valuable remedy for lamcness gals
sprains bruises &C. would recommend friends and the
public generally believing that those who may Use
remedy the diseases for which recommended
not be disappointed in its etGCts
LofELL Fam, BrattIcboro,' VI,
0rrs BARpwEll, Wolpoc, n. H., Stage
GEo. HUNuNGroN, " ProPiCos
PELETIAH ARMSTRONG"
Prepared only by r. SEAyER Sons Druggists, Napoc, N H.
oBsERvE-Evey bottle of the genuine will have the gnaure
I. Seayer Son on the inside wrapper
90 Prce--25 and so cents per bottle.
For sale by s. r. COLLINS Montpelier; e. r. Sowe Mddlescx;
q. Stmsou Waterbury, o. French Barre n G. Ina Chelsea
G. b. Pierce Goa Northdeld f. Perry, Cabot Peck Spear Rjr
linz tom Stodrd Rutland and by merchants md Druggist gone
rails throughout the s;ata. 39:ly