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PRING STYLE OF nATs FOR 1s4

SPRING STYLE OF HATS FOR 1s1
REEBE 4 COSTER'S PATTERN
rrraFus JOSHUA F.4NS.4NT has resumed
ME5im his old stand at the $. w. corner OF Bal
NEE timore and South streets, and is now sell
AEx4aaA ing Beebe s. COstar's new pattern HAT
sns'-as for the Spring of lSl6-a splendid article
Mr.. V, feels grateful for the patronage which his el
low citizens have extended to him, and respectfully
solicits Continuance of their avors promising to fur
nish them with good articles at prices moderate as
such be obtained for at any establishment in this
city.
HATS and GAPS of all qualities mild Al
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" Improved Cases-in Gold and Silver, just re-
ceved this day from Levi Brown, and are for sale,
wholesale and retail, at GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S
Store, Water at Second door from Calvert All per-
sons who wish to save trouble in making pens and
wish good diamond pointed pen which VIII last for
years, will please call and make selection.
ia2S fPl
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n w. WEAVER, Successor to Jacob Wea.
ed ver,l UNDERTAKEN, No.2O 5. SHARP-ST
opposite the Church, nlS-6m
AW ONTMORANCY Ill. PRICE,
lYM PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
mh24-U No. so 5, CALVERT STREET.
MOHN w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER
~ FAYzTTE-sT., adjoining Assembly Rooms. jal-ly
WMTILLIAM w. LEE, FASHIONABLE HAIB
w CUTTER and SHAVER, Nod N. GAY-ST
Gentlsmen's Razors set at the shortest notice ais
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STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
ENLIAS HALE, -

STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
NNLIAS HALE,
IA No. 324 BALTIMORE STREET,
one door east of Howard-st.
Would call the attention of Merchants and Dealers,
wishing to purchase, TO his large and extensive as
sortmtnt of GOODS, consisting in part as follows:
BUTTONS of every de- Pocket Books
scrpuon Thread Tape
COMBS-She, Horn, Corset Lacings
Ivory, Wood Brass and Shoe do
Buffalo, all descriptions Perfumery
BRUSHES, every variety Fancy Soaps
Pins, Needles Paste Backing
Hooks and Eyes German Silver Ware
Razors and StropS Britannia Ware
CLOCKS Japanned Ware.
GOLD JEWELRY.
Finger Rings Chains, Pencils
Ear do Keys Studs
Breast Pins Bracelets.
Also, GILT JEWELRY of every description, &c.
Together with large assortment of Goods 100 nu-
merous 10 mention, for sale 10 the city and county
trade at greatly reduced prices, by
ELIAS HALE,
fe2l-eOlm Ar No. 32l Baltimore street.
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SgSssss1 FOR RENT-The new and PhliOy
#H;,I situated WAREHOUSE, No. II Hanover st.
aAiis corner of German, now occupied by the sub
ELI iiAscriber 1t is finished in the best manner,
and heated with one of Hayward, Fox Co.'S patent
not ar furnaces and also contains of SCOTS AS
bestos Fire Proof Safes made to erder For further
particulars apply TO the subscriber on the premises.
GEO. X. GATHER,
Diff Ia Hanover street
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-19

EHRIsTTE'S GALyANIC RINGS
~ AND MAGNETIC FLUID,
This remarkable discovery comprises an er,IreIv
safe and novel application Of the mysterious power OF
GalvanisO, as remedial agent The GALVANIC
RINGS, in connection with the MAGNETIC FLUID
have been tsset with entire success in All .I.ps ~
EHEUMAIi5M, acute or chronic, applyiRg % Lhe
mead, face or lERbs
Govt,
Tic DOloreux,
TCe,hache, Bronchitis,
Vertigo, Nervous or sick Head
- Ache, Indigestion, Paralysis, Palsy,
- epilepsy, Fits Cranp, Palptation of the
Heart, Apoplexy, Stiffness of Joints, Spinal
'p gn LnmbaGo, Neuralgia, Nervous TUe
monrs, Dizziness oS the Head, Pains in the
CAes. and Side, General Debility, Defc-
cheney of Nervous and Physi-
cal nergy, and oil
the Nervous Dis
orders
In cases Of DYSPEPSIA, which il, sfuoIv mr.
Vous arrangement of the digestive osraDg thsv bay.
Ieth lsuhd equally successful. The RINGS are M
uereht prices, being nude of all sizes, and of vaT
gus oIhaehca patterns, and be worn BY the mosf
delicate female without the slightest ncoayepia"c
THE GAhVANTC BELTS, BANDS,
BRACELETS, SC.
Are notifications of the invention, aDs a,s ,s,,,,
menGed in more chronic of disease where rbe
REg5 do not possess sufficient intensity n, novvey
IAey are adapted to the waist, arms, wrists ancIes
chest, or any part of the body with peTfect sec 49,
Galyeric power tIat is required nautilus he nbtoiad
and no complaint which the mysterious agent of cal
Van.sm can effect, will fail TO be permanently velIsg
ed. ''
CHRtsTGE's MAGNETIC FLUID.
Is used in connection VITA the Rings and ,her mob
hcalions. This coaPestoa has been pronorncsa -bv
french Chemists to be o. the most valuahsa dis
coVerles o modern science 1t is believed to posses
tne remarkable power of reRterng The nerves gensI
1--WE 10 .dalVanic action, by thin means causing cen
Cehuation OF the Influence me seat OF disease and
mus gVlag rapid and permanent relief.
CHRlsTIE'S GALVARIC STRRNGHTHEN!Ns
PLASTER.
= These articles form GO important addition 30 tbe
"aivanlc sings, acting upon tire same Draeiple but
having the advantage OF more local application AZ
an eieclusi means for strengthening che system wheu
debltated ~ disease other caases as certain ad
IN constitutional weakness; preventive Gor colds
anu IN al directions Ot tleehesS generally, me CAT
yANIC STRENGTHENING PLAsT7z Will be- f7vaJ OF
great and permanent advantage.
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TIC DOLOREUX.

N}-The following testimonial is from TIsOraV G.
DWIGHT, Esq, who is favcrably known from A,a
exertions in the cap5e of Education throaghou. he
Northern States.
DR.. A II. CHRIsTIg:
Dear Sr-For several years have been terribly ii
nlcted with that agenizing complaint called Tic Doo
reux, principally affecting the sciatic nerves AZ
tunes, no human being can have suffered more-ny
screams nave often disturbed the neghborhood. BY
SIMPLY wearing one of your Rings on each OF .ay
hands, and faithfully using the Magnetic Fluid, the
complaint has entirely left me, and HOw belisye my
self completely cured.
am very respectfully yours,
Albany, Decd, lS45, TlMoTHx e. Dwlsa-.
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No. 2GG Chestnut street, corne. of Eigst5
Philadelphia, August 9th, ls45.
NERYOUs HEADACHE AVE RHErMATLsM

NERVOUS HEADACHE AND KHEUNAIISM
N3-Mr Jacob a. Ogsbury, No. 1872 William street,
New York, has Teen afflicted from childhood with
almost constant Nervous heacache ana Rheurnarh,
Pains in the legs end He vas also troubled with
great nervous debility and indigestion. Mr. Ogsbury
tried the Galyanic Rings and Magnets Fluid, and
states that "after few hours the application appear
ed TO strengthen my nerves, entirely ,eieyed ne
headache, and have had no relapse of rheumatism
since the first day."
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q IFUATION WANTED--8y a young man
~ who has hud six years experience in Europe and
this country in the mercantile business, situation rs
book Keeper or statesmen in any kind of store com
mission house; the very best of references, Sc will
be given. Apply at
LEWIS F. SCoTTrs Intelligence othce,
mhl7 10 Exchange Place
SITUATION WANTED by young man rs
- bar-keeper, who ID thoroughly acquainted with
the business, or situation as a Porter in a Grocery
Flour or Commission Store, or any other situation
where nc could make himself useful to his employer
He can write and speak the German language, and
good references given. Apply at
L, F, SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office,
mnII No. 10 Exchange Place.
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w A N T S .
WEANTED TO RENT.

MNN I'M AHI' To NHNT' a small FARM a
and healthy situation. Persons having such a Mac
for rent, will please address GA Gu at the Clpper
oiHCt' mhl7-tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-19

A LOT ON HOLIDAY ST, NEAR THE
IN CITY HALL, will be sold great bargain if
Immediate application is made 1t fronts So feet
ming back about 100 feet to feet alley Apply to
GEORGE GELBACH, or
mh6 b. BONE, 40 Second street.
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TPRIGHT GRIDIROES BROILERS
u further supply Of the above useful and highly
approved Cooking utensi suitable for Crates, Ranges
or Wood Fire, just finished and for sale at the origin
al Furnishing Warehouse by
ALFRED Fl. REP, No. 1886 Batmore-st.
mh3 gnd Tin store above Howard-st.
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HINARm WANTED. The subscriber would be
N pleased to rent Farm within "A short distance
OF Inc city, ana for which fair rent will be given
Address, with particulars, Box Ne 2O7 Post once.
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AWANfED TO HERE-thEee negro boys,
w slaves, of coed character frUsl Is TO 80 years
OF age either by the year month"; hands on SoaYd
Of a Steamboat. Liberal wages will be given. Free
colored persons will be taken, provided they come
vel recommended. Also, wanted for lze same boat
first rate Chambermaid. Apply at
l.. F. SCOTTI'5 Intelligence Osee,
mills No 10 EXCHANGE Place
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NWANTED-YOun Ladies to learn the DRESS !
w MAKING business. Apply TO Mrs. BROWNE !
No. az LEXINGTON ST. between Sharles & Lib |
erty streets. fe2Olmt
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- TEEL PEN INK. This INK has been pro-
~ dHced by the Chemical combination of a new ma.
tera with the Gallae of Iron. it is fluid III its nature
and permanent color, flows freely from the stee pen
and therefore supplies what has hitherto been desl-
deratum 10 the of that instrument. its conf
bning readily with paper of any surface, it is suited
to free and rapid writing, and may he used with any
kind of metallic or quill pen. further supply jus,
received and for sale by
PARSONS s. KURTZ,
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NWANTED TO PURCHASE, Immediately,
w small girl, from ~ to IL years of age. Also,
woman, from 20 to 30 years OF age, slaves for life
for Doctor from the South, and al the present time
with his family in the city, will remain this week for
winch he will give unquestiOnable references and
iair cash price for the above servants. Apply at
LEWIS F. SCOTT, Exchange Place,
few doors from the corner of South,
mills Nearly opposite the Exchange.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18

numbers, they were compelled TO sur
render on promise Of being treated as
prisoners of war. As soon, however,
as they delivered up their arms, they
were tied four together, stripped Of
their clothing, and robbed Of oil their
money, Of which they had consider
abe sum.
Having been closely bound without
powc! of resistance, their throats were
then cut with a large knifeb by person
who apparently was employed for the
purpose, the women having previousl y
suffered dlShonor. la this massacre
Rodgers saw his father and brother
butchered before his eyes, before his
own turn come; and his escape WIS
owing to the fact that when the wound
upon his throat was not fatal, he had
the presence Of mind Ia ielgn himself
dead, and was, with all the balance,
thrown into the Colorado. He mana
gcd to swim to the upper side OF the
river. From there he subsequently
made his way TO the Rio Grande, was
taken prisoner, and sent to the hospit-
able MetamoraS. lie was subsequent
ly exchanged for Mexican prisoners.
Ii is stated that letter was written
from Corpus Christi, two days before
the departure of this company, giving
information TO the Mexlcans Of their
ri1rrh the amount of their money &c.
Further developments may detect the
author Of this cool hIoodcd treason
II was not, we learn, without much
reluctance and severe threats from the
American officers, that the Mexican
officers consented to exchange Mr. Rog-
ers.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
AN EXPEDITION TO NEW MEX
leo.

We copy the following from the ST.
Louis Republican of last Monday:
Yesterdy, Capt. Turner, Of Colonel
kearney's staff, arrived in this city di-
rect from Fort Leavenworth, with in
structlons to the proper Of officer TO
furnish the necessary provisions, bag
gage, trains, &c. &c. for the contem-
plated expedition to New Mexico
They will be supplied at an early day,
and be shipped to Fort Leavenwor,h.
/ Upon the reception of the orders of
the President Col. kearney put every
means in requistion to expediate his
departure at as early day as posi-
bic.
We are gratified to learn that Col.
X. does not 90 on this expedition with
the meagre force which has been re-
ported. His power, we hear, is ample
to call for any force which the exigcn-
cies of the service may require. We
do not know the whole amount of
troops which he will deem it proper to
call for, but we understand that. in adj
dltlon to two companies of artillery
and the mounted men, he will take a
large infantry force.
1t is expected that the companies
which have been called for from the
counties on the Missouri river, will set
out for Fort Leavenworth on Wednes-
day or Thursday next, and that they
will ALL be at the place of rendezvous
by the last of this week.
Capt, Turner, we hear, brought down
an order from acting Governor Young
to General Milburn of the Gath regl-
ment, for one battalion ofartillery com
posed OF two companies of one hun
/ dred men each, exclusive Of officers
This battalion is to be part Of the 400
men required from this county. They
are to be mounted and equipped in a
manner suitable for the service. Arms,
ordnance, ammunition, &c. will be
furnished at Fort Leavenworth.
The following companies were in
specfed at 81 Louis on Saturday last,
and their services accepted for the San
1t Fc expedition.
The German Troop of Horse, under
command of Capt. Fisher; the LacIede
Rang erS, under Capt. Hudson; com
pany from Florlsant, under Capt. Ed
monson, and company of horse artl-
lerlsts, under Capt. Weightman. Capt.
kretschmar, we understood, offered his
company Of artillerists, but insisted that
they should be specially accepted for
artillery service.
The four companies inspected and
accepted had each their full compile,
ment of one hundred men and Id Off
GERS, &c, and fill the requlsltion which
had been made on this county. There
were two companies from the country
which uniled-and elected Mr. Edmon-
son captain.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
Important from Washington.

THE OREGON QUESTION SETTLED
The settlement Of the Oregon Question
on Mr. Pakenhams proposed basis, has
been advised by the Senate. and the Presi.
dent will no doub, forthwith enter into n
treaty with Grea, Britain on the terms of.
fered. According TO despatch received
by telegraph, the vote was taken on Friday
afternoon, and there were thirty eight ayes
and twelve nays Mr. Corwin absent from
sickness Mr. Barrow and MIR Criuenden
absent in Virginia A fourth Wing vote
could have been obtained if il had been ne.
cessary MIR Atkinson did not vote, and
Mr. Bright was absent
Correspondence If the Phila. ". American.
Washington, June IL
The terms before the Senate though not
in U,n, are substantially the ullimatum OF
tn, British ministry. They were not pu,
10 shape, because Sir Robert Peel did no,
desire TO embarrass his successor with any
communal to his policy, or to leave the re.
sponslbllhy OF war upon the shoulders Of
his friend, if one should grow gu, OF it, -
Information is in possession Of the Senate,
showing that Sir Robert Peel will proba
bly, resign within thirty days. A portion
Of the tories have signi6ed to Lord John
Russell and his friends, they will form a
coalition to expel the ministry whenever
they are ready. Sir Robert is opposed to
this condition of things, and will be apt to
take the Home Labor bill, as the chance TO
declare himself fully, and 10 relinquish the
Premiership. Grea, Britain asks for the
navigation Of the Columbia river during
the charter of the Hudson's Bay Company,
which expires in 1869, land not il 1858,
MS you printed me Some Senators fear
his stipulation would cover renewal Of
the charter. The legal opinion is that it
would not. Those who raise the objec.
ton desire 10 insert a clause to that effect.
This would involve the necessity of return.
ing the proposition to England; for Mr.
Pakenham's hands are lied as 10 any altera .
ton. This difficulty will hope be OBJ.
vlated. The proposition Of England sub
mils that her privilege OF navigating the
Columbia never shall be subjec, to the Uni.
led States laws Of navigation and revenue.
now in existence, but no farther restriction
shall be imposed without the reference to
this right The article sIipuiaiing 70, re-
Enumeration for British settlements below
the line of 40 deg. provides for compcnsa
ton tor any American possessions North OF
IL The hlty'four forlies declare open war
upon the Administration. The Tariff may
now be regarded as nearly safe
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
DEATH OF LIEUT.. GEORGE
STEVENS.

Its with sincere regret thu, we see the
death Of this geo,Iemanly and promising
young officer announced in a letter from
Matnmorns Of the l9ih inst.
Lieut.. Stevens was native OF Vermont
son Of Henry Stevens, ESQ OF Barne'. -
lie had by his smiabIe and gentIemanIv de-
pertinent, won the regard and esteem Of his
associates he had in the fierce action oil
the OH highly distinguished bimself--bs
ing in the advanced guard oftbe 81 ORA.
goons, in their charge upon the enemy,
batteries on that occasion -und yet bv u
strange Providence he was only spared 10
end wnIery grave in the Rio Grande
nine days later In passing over to Ma
tamoras on the 18Th, it appears tina, por
ton OF the army were obliged 10 swim the
river. md the horse Of Lieut. Stevens be
coming en,angled with o,her horses, occ
stoned lhls sad accident
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
FROM CHINA AND THE CAPE
OF GOOD HOPE.

The fast sailing ship Natchez, Capt.
Waterman, arrived at New York on
Saturday from Canton, whence she
sailed on the Sd of March, and from
the Cape of Good Hope, OIL the 29th of
April,
Up to the Odd Of May, no action had
taken place between the troops and the
KafRrs subsequent TO the 18th but con-
siderable bodies Of the enemy had en-
tered the Colony; particularly towards
Lower Albany or in front of Graham's
Town, in parties Of from one to two
hundred and in some instances been
checked, but in others successful in
carrying off cattle. The frontier is
evidently in most imminent danger,
and the Governor has proclaimed mar
tial law % be in force over the whole
Colany.
The Kafiirs are getting short Of
gunpowder, and one main object of
their rush into the Colony is said TO be
TO obtain a supply, 4 heavy attack.
il is conjectured, will b. made upon
the magazines at Grnham's town.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
Correspondence Of The BoSton Alias.
Washington June &

The standardization does not pretend 10
disguise the fact thai this war against MeI-
ico ia To be one OF territorial conquest which
is no, 10 be abandoned I'LL the northern
provinces are csded TO the Uuiied State, for
the redemption OF lis eTpensss,and the claims
Of our people, II is now openly svowed,
ihst line Is 10 be drawn from above the
mouth OF the Rio Grsnds TO the Pacific, TO
lake In San Francisco. This will n,ob,bl,
include 100000 Of ths wIstcbed population Of
,bsi country. who In the course OF tins viii
b transformed. suppose into good locofo.
CO voters. Such 10 the spirit 10 which this
var will be coDducisd-snd such the pur-
pose OF Mr. Folk, IN prosecuting II so vigor-
ossly.
How fer these plans viii b acceptable 70
the Northern allies, who. dire e,ly or Indirect
ly eooiribo,ed 10 the election OF thoYe in
power. shall Dot ptslsDd 10 say bot II the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18

DTlt is with sincere pleasure tina, we
announce to our readers the assent on The
part ofthe U. S. Senate, to the u,irnalum
Of the British Government on the Cues.
ton Of the Oregon boundary. This Ger.
lalnIy looks as though this vexed question
was at length TO be se,llcd wilhou, war and
without dIshonor 10 either nation, despite
the efforts of,he ffy-four forty men and the
arrognn, boasling OF the President We
regard 1t as unfortunate, however, tina, MIR
Polk could not have screwed his courage
or his patriotism to such point as to have
led him, on has ODn responsibility, TO have
closed this matter with Mr. Pakcnhnm md
sent 10 the s. nate the Treaty itself, rather
than the outlines or basis Of one Still it
is argued that this can make no difference;
md II is urged that the bare proposition is
just as binding as would be the treaty itself
This NAV be so and yet, the old adage
Of the slip between the cup and the lip
will come up; and in view of the utter reck.
Iessness Of the ffty'four'foHy men, and the
yielding and vncilaiing disposition OF Mr.
Polk, We caDno, bu, feel a deep anxiGty for
The fnaI settlement Of this question. But
we hope for the best; and lbe "Phihy.
PhOur'Phorty or Pnight" men, have no
thing 10 do now but to 60 at it. The oues.
ton, however, is now, who or wha, ARE
they to dgh'7 They will undoubtedly
make their first assault on M Polk himself
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
DANIEL WEBSTER AND Gin
GERSOII

Our readers viii find in nnother column
the report ofthc investigating Commute to
which was referred the charges made
against Mr. Webster by Mr. Incersoli-
and we feel sure that the many friends Of
Mr. Webster will rejoice At the ,riumpbsn,
vIndiealion Of the cha rscter OF this eminen,
statesman agains the charges preferred
by the Pennsylvania dsmsgogue, " no by
this Ian GROWING act OF meanoess hs,, h
pasible, rendered himself as ridiculous a,
he wss before Infamous Any man bu,
han, la view Of such an exhibition. would
boy shon rope and hang himse,f, and
any patty bot the Locofoeo parry wouI Id
Tor has bssenssa, eject HIM from heir rapL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18

BAD NORTHERN CusToM.-lt is
becoming a common thing at the north
to publish not only the amount every
citizen is worth, but the amount every
one pays as taxes. This lnqnisitorial
system encourages the invidlons dis
tinctioa Of wealth, and is founded upon
the same principle we notice among
our slaves, who, when they wish TO be
very severe on each other, say, go long
hall pT,ce niger you wouldn't fetch
tity dollars, and I'm worth a thousand
~ o. Tropte
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
"Groan on,
Isd With Tie sound iefresh m, soul "

The groans Of the Concord IN. II Pat
hot nj the triumph Of the allied armv' in tho
election Of Hon. John p. Hale, are truly al
flctng. Hear him
The Traitor Reparded-The consumma-
uon Of the bargaln-the infamous chafenng
Of unpUncipIsd men-was made ia the hou sc
yesterday The traitor was paid his s,iPuls-
ted reward, and federalism, and the men
who have ohen Wanted a, their high spIrIi
laid iheuiselyss In dust al the iest Of John
p. Hale, and begged him TO accept the hom'
age Of their roles and their profound rePert.
They have humbled their proud spirit before
this arrogant pretender, and submitted 10
the slightest Of has impeuoos demand. The,
have placed John =. Hale IN the U. States
Senate, and We pray that he may htly rep
resent them.