Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-11-26 00:00:00, page 3

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Of'jarcotiiiniKt.1 tion, nitr likely to.
•-Wi«uenl communications, and iitirifl.. ...
tad it With far
Snr$ prnbabillitv, 'a toe jealous^ of the, cabinet of
ietth* tu brbolc.ing die III .•seisins in iihiulmuptrd
possession of tiiose newly conquered piovitice's.
; ' BernaduUe is expected at Oaebo on the 20th of
lonfly It will be remembered, that one of
idi(ton*-of bis succession to the throne ol
is, that before he arrives on Swedish ground,
Ue shall adopt the tenets of the Swedish Church
'(Lulbqian.) / - ' • ;‘ ' V
,. We spine time since mentioned that a treaty of
peace had t.ceh concluded between the Prince re
gent of Portugal and the Dey of Algiers, under the
mediation of the British governmeig. TbyPurUh
IfgjgU. government, however, we lament to find by
‘wJPmllo wing. Address, has been unale in fut#l one
•f its primary and most interesting stipulations.
subscription Jar the Hansom of the Por
tuguese- Slaves, at Algiers. t
“ A Convention ha.mg been concluded on the
6th July, through tbe powerful mediation o( his Bri
tannic n>a}ci£ly, between the government of this
kingdom and the Dey of Algiers, by which a truce
#r two years has been agreed upon, us also the ran*
torn* of6l5 Portuguese, w ho have so long suffered
In a cruel slavery, lor the total sum of 642,857 Spa
Jfish bard iiolUrs. or 514.S35.840 rets ; ti e govern
-nont, in the pecuniary emburrassments to which
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the country is reduced from its extraordinary efforts
in equipping the necessary armaments to repel the
ferocious enemy who threatens its' independence,
-finds itself unable immediately to raise so ronsidera
.ble a sumg}$ is necessity for the relief of the un
happy sufferers : it therefore relies with confidence
On she humanity of the public, who n > dou >t will
conrnf to so geperoustiind praiseworthy an act, that
Sstll not only i.e l.enefi. tal to the commerce ftt the
ration, but will also be' hn honourable testimony of
ier humanity ; nod has directed voluntary subscrip
tions to he opened lor the obtaining of the above
sum, the collection whereof is entrust-d to cnmmit
ten m merchants of well known ,»ro Vtv, hereby ex
horting all persons residing in l' is kinadem of Por
tag'd* in the name of humanity, rvhi n>u, hivlloyal
Highness, and of the eountiy. to eomut with tbe
least possible rt>l-iy to a Oe rl which, drawing upon
tb« Subscribers the tles-uncs ol Ileaven, the greti
tude of the slu v S, and 'the lose of the people, will al
So bring riedu to ths nation, be a model to posteri
ty, and Uonviucd our enemies, that a people are not
|0 be enslaved who, to the midst of immense efforts
foi their ipdependeh ►, hold out a generous and pro
tecting!
to Uieir countrymen in captivity.
m Vienna, Sept. 20.
Letter#have beeniieretyed heie iryui CoiHtantU
no pie, which indicate. an extraordinary degree ofac
tJVttV.ar.d ent< rpnze on the part of tbe Ottoman
govffnmeut. It 1* said that U.c captain Pacha, af
yf
ter 61 r.ur.irg » deemed ascendancy in the War k
Sea, aruTjiiWeMting the Russi-ms Receiving any snp
plies threegi this channel, l.y stationing vessels al
Kjba, Pourtchetsche, and the other mouths of the
Danube, arid afterwards taking on board a number
of troops, and made demonstrations of attacking
iheChmeu, iu order to oblige tbe Russians to divide
tbbir forres, and thus create a diversion in favour
oftliegrand vizier.
Intelligence had also reached Constantinople
from Persia, that two armies'had mart bed from
that capita), the one agaiost Georgia, the other to
attack the Russian settlements on the coast ol tbe
Cftsjpian Sea. . ..
~ yr**-r AsCHAFEF.NBUttG, Sept. 8. •••
•Tire orgsnizatlon.of llie grand duchy of Frnok
I«ft has at length two definitively settled. It is to
uonsiit of the city m Frankfort, with its territory ;
likewis^pf that of Fulda of lianau, and of the city
of Wetsnir. The grand duke is to he at the head
of the Rhrnish confederation, and his contingent
fixed at 2800 men. Eugene Napoleon, viceroy ol
Italy* and his heirs male, to succeed to the duchy,
oo‘tne demise of the present grand duke; in default
of heirs male, the duchy to be re-annexed to thelra
frerial Crown. The arch-episcopal seat to be trans
ferredfrom Ratisbon to F: auk fort, the grand duke
obHM| himself to allow an annual revenue 60,000
Irani sTd the Archbishop..
;: Juemkl, Sept. 20.
Count Gottorp,* who'passed through here yester
day morning, has reached Polang r on the Russian
frontier. 4Noi being provided with the requisite
passportsi for entering Russia; the officers thought it
necessary to prevent bis further progress up til be
bad obtained an answer from St. Petersburgh, whi
ther be immediately despatched a courier. In the
Mterirp, the Count is iretried with the greatest res
peet* and has a guard of 30 Cossacks assigned bun.
Workmen are incessantly < mployed in completing
the fort'fic.itions of Uantzig, and erecting batteries
both otf the land and sea side. Within tbe last week
• UfdQ if.artillery has arrived from Stettin. ■,
^ •/ Sweden
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SPAIN.
Castbopol, Sept. 21.
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BrigadwPD. Fredyico Ctslanoo bat seat despat
~ citt IrotnTUdinet, giving an account of bit having,
« un the 17th, attached a body of the enemy upon
tbe Infief10 with to much turrets, that 70 of them
fe. were Ltlled and 120 wounded. . lilt Vanguard con
* tihued to foiljaw tba remainder in their retreat to
i
- wardt Ceogat dt Quit, where 1800 Frenchmen
weri assembled under gen. Reypot. Senor Casta*
tmo immediately vent to tbe support of hit van*
guard with hope*of euccmt. - * * ^
V Outfit 18tb Senor Escandnn attacked in the
Mw mountains of Canges 800 of tbe enemy, «n
4, -4,
d$r Lherpminaodof g«p. Valeetiu. and tba latter
s:
vat an sevnely beaten, thait, according to itUera
worthy of creiggh only 24 of (bear who entered
ViHavirioto.and 20 who look the road towards lo
. fletio, were tbe only persons who saved themselves.
.11 fit tbiiengagement, wherein t>ur superior gallaotry
*p4 fffvr ifoopi,
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lals received
pf»|t
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m Ttnavjciois, Bkvt^Wrt I^^ytgn* golimin
M» •• Vnlavicioss,
rei tiforceinenis, tci Sustain tB«*ttyntHr of the Frohc i«
,«r:ijB "ift Asluria; toot, from the confession of the
same messenger,:he did hot expert any would lol
low him. ;V " •/ • k~;\" ?.■,:;"Vv ■>:. ;.v;H,
We ><heady see the French destitute of that pbw
er wita caji alone acComplwh their object,' com
pelled at every sflfy tfl discover their weakness, but 1
nolwitbst mdiiig, they never umiian opportunity of
' magnifying their force. *fney frequently present
troops at points where they are least necessary,and I
withdraw them from the places where they are teal !
ly wanted. They shift with velocity from one place
to another, merely to frighten the people and make
them put their arms away ; hut the only advantage
they derive from those visits, is an increase of that
implacable resentment which the people possess to
wards them. It is certain that this sort ol policy
will have some sort of ascendancy over weak minds,
who are afraid 01 every thing, and whose conduct
obstructs the general system of defence; but the
first of those circumstances is of little consequence
iroin the quality of the people and the paucity oi
their numbers ; and the second will soon be feme
died by the activity with which the French instruct
them to extermination. Soon will we be able to
inflict a just retaliation upon them.
jfe ocpiuuun
Tbe superior junta of the principality has receiv
ed the following letter from gen. Francisco Xavier
Luanda, it was writen upon the occasion of a gal
lant affair having been fought by a small party of
the regiment of D. Pedro Celleruelo. It is as fol
lows :
“ On the evening of the 29th ult. when theene.
my were to enter this place by tbe gate of Sobio,
Joseph de Valle, a serjeant belonging to this regi
ment, with a corporal and seven soldiers, were
sent to observe their approach, in order that one
°f the soldiers might le sent to you with the intel
ligence. On his returning, the r»niuioder slopt at a
short distance in front of the enemy, and annoyed
ttiem as they retired. This was accomplished in a
very gallant and judicious manner, whereby the |
enemy lost a Serjeant and two men. in addition to
this, a soldier belonging to the party, who carried
his own rations, being unable to retreat without lo
sing them, resolved to conceal himself among the
1 o- ks to preserve them, and be came out on the
following morning to join his corps, be took a
Fienrh corporal prisoner, whom he met on the
r"«d, ami has delivered him over to his commander,
D. Philip Kamos.
/ , “ Those affairs, which are worthy of the appro
bation of your excellency show sufficiently the laud
able conduct of the sergeant and his little troop, and
I communicate them to you that they m-.y have
the ptopei effect upon tbe minds of the others-”
Head quarters, Cangas.deTire<», 11th September,
To tbe President and Superior Junta of
llie Principality of Asturias.
The Superior Junta, always desirous to promote
the valour •! the triVops, by such means as circum
stances may permit, have lesolved to give to those
soldiers who shall distinguish themselves the must,
200 reals of Velon, to be paid by the hands of Se
nor Barcsno.
Corpnna, Sept. SO.
Million are spent here in the works of defence;
hut until tue projected citadels are constructed upon
the <oiinnandiug heights, there will b- no security ;
those finished, Corunna will be impregnable. Toe
towns of little note, such as Astoig* and Ctu M
Rodrigo, cost the enemy 20,000 men, accor ting to
their jiwn confession; aud if they roniiime in their
undertaking against Portugal, they cannot subjugate
II completely without tripple the number oi tbeir
pteseiil army. We are of opimoii I'bat all the forces
whirb the enemy have actually in Spdin are not suf
ficient to conquer and maintain Portugal and the
provinces of Asturias ano Gallicia. We say. main
tain; for as to an impetuous muptionj i! intent up
on it, they ran make it ; bos. in the Province of
Gallicia there are more than 160,000 men train
ed to arms exercised every Sunday, and »o well dis
ciplined, that it creates pleasure aud admiration to
See them —and what charms us more is, the maik
ea enthusiasm of all; the old men fall into the
ranks as well as the young.
The army of Asturias, serving under Ballesteros,
in Lower Estramadura, as well as those in that pro
vince, are now equal to the most veteran French,
troops ; and if they were as well officered, fed, and
clothed, they would astonish the enemy. There is
!at this day in Spain more forces, a great deal more
enthusiasm, and more hatred against Bonaparte
than at the commencement; and if we had but a
good Regency and Government, we should, with the
help ot England, be able to resist the whole power
of Frauce. \ * - \
ARRIVED.
Ship Harriot, Chase, 34 days from Dublin, and
26 Iroin the land, Ballast, Moses Myers & Son.—
Spoke, Nov. 7, in lat. 38, long. 40, ship Baltic, 24
days from Londonderry, bound to New York, with
passengers—on Thursday last, off Capa Ilenry,:
sch’r Jefferson from Baltimore. ti
Sloop Jenny, Cust(s, 15 days from Nassau, K. V.-j
Salt, Theok. Armistead.—Left brig Hunter, of and
bound to Baltimore, to sail in todays—Sloops Mol*
ly.'Gardner, from Philadelphia Ambition, of New*
York Irom Charleston. v >
Sch’r Speedwell, Town, 4 days from Philadel
phia. '"'A
Sloops Laura,' Ingram. 7; and Friendship, Sea
man, 4 days from N«W York.. ’ « ’ "•
The sch’r Laurel, Small, of this port, 7 days
from St..Thomas, in ballast, was driven on Cape
Hatteraft in s gale on the 10th inst. vessel entirely
lost, erew saved.—The «ch’r Alert, Marcley,of and
bound to Alexandria, 13 days from Point Petre,
(Goad.) wenton phorethe same day, within half a
> mile of the Laurel f vessel lust, crew and part of the
cargo cnmtyting of Molasses, saved.—The' seb’r
Maria, Duboii, of and bound to New York, with 20
ppsseogeratfrdm Martinique, went on shore the 2d
iatl. at tame place 5 vessel lost, erdw and patseo
gars', and part of the cargo of Claret Wine and Mo
)as*essaved. J
Vault Ujt at Point Ptfre, ("Quad.) tie UA Qft.
. ' U cap. Marckltf, ptkeadt’r Alerts
. Ship Nancy, of and bound to New York, to sail
15 days—-Brig Adventure, of Washington, *. c.
ff Twk« Ujaad, in 5 days—Schr* Begdla*, Cnru»,
\y
''V 5 .£isk- fVi.
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jLygU 6 S*tyy,,AtW*od. tH 9*4. faf£>iglttM, rm*.*'
. t’leshipGeofgiwu, Cbamberlaine,
tbsail
frpm Bristol lur rais p.»rtthe 24thOet.
Bar*,. «fand hound to Philadelphia,
w^sleftatSi. Tb<uii*s, tho 2dNuv. to itiil ii J pl
<$ lUjis. '. *jri / ' ' "j^| ‘ ^
Arrived, sch'r Harmony, S. Sears, from Yar
mouth, On the 12th tost. at}4. P. M. saw 4'veis<ds
on shore to the Northward, and 3 to the Southward.
of Cape Haileras.—In lat 37,30, long. 74, spoke
srh’r Aleit, J. M. Jahen, 33 days from Havana*,
bound to New Yvrkj her lorero ist nearly gone, aucl
out of ail kinds df provisions—Capt. S. spared him
half of .his provisions.
A Urge.English ship, upwards of 100 days^rom
Liverpool, is at anchor otf the beach of Bald Head;
5 miles below the New Inlet, riding at atkhor in
distVess, having carried away her fore-top.mast, her
jib-bomn, and her main and mizen-mast* below the
tiouuds. » *
' Mtusau, (New Providetfct,) Nm. S.
The American ship Orion, (the property of Mr.
John Latour, ol Philadelphia) capt. Brawn, sailed
troni Philadelphia on the 17tb and leit the capes on
the 21si till, bound for Havannn, with a caigo of
8our, lumber, &v.—On the 24tb, she experienced a
severe gale, which continued without inlet mission,
accompanied by hazy weather, in which the sun j
was not seen, and on the 28th was unavoidably dri- !
1 ven on shore on Pelican key, which can only beat*
tributed to the irregular and powerful setting in of
the currents, as the master ppposed the shipjto be
at the time considerably distant from any land.—
Jacob Carter of Philadelphia, late mate and three
seamen weie unfortunately drowned ; the master
and remainder of the crew fortunately got on shore;
at little Guana Key, where they experienced every
hospitality from Mr. Jacob Adams and his family,
■ud were taken off by the srhr. Plan, Thomas Saun-'
ders, master,' of Harbour Island, in which they ar*
rived here on Tuesday last, much bruised, naked,
and in every respect in a most distressed condition.
The schr. Convention (the properly of Mr. Elam ‘
Gibbs, of New York) Capt. Alien, sailed from New
\ork, on the 17th October, for Havanna, laden
with floor,beef, poik, &c. immediately after leav.
ing port experienced severe squally weather, and4
was cast away on Bun>-fish Key, Abaco, on the
24ib, where the Captain and crew, the supercargo,
Mr. Chaplin, and Mr. Nathan Johnson, a passen
ger, wli landed, whence they were taken off on the
30 tb, and arrived here three days ago—very little of
the cargo has bet n saved.
The American sebr Elizabeth Ann, (the proper
ty of Messrs. Noyez Lowell and Co. of Portland,)
capt. Blake, sailed from Port au Prince, St. Do
mmgo, on the 7lh ult. experienced the same gales
and boisterous weather, and on the 1st insl. was
cast away at Abaco Keys, mar the Elbows, the ves
sel and cargo totally lost, Moses Lensrot, mate, and
William Huggins, George Kersey and James —.,
m triners, were drowned, as also all the passengers,
Mr. William D. Smith, ol New York, M. Bissoo,
(a fr nehman) and 2 coloured women and a little
girl. , The master and remainder of the crew saved
themselves 011 the rocks, where they remained three
days, and then were taken off by a little vessel called
the Polly, belonging to Mr. Jacob Adams, of little
Guana Key, and carried to that Key until the wea
ther moderated, very kindly treated by Mr. Adams,
-.nd his family, and afterwards brought to this port
where they arrived much distressed on Tuesday
Lst, £ yV-.. ■■■.;. v
Williamson’s Packet will sail for
Alexandria*!O MORROW. Nov. 26.
Sale Postponed.
To-Morrow, (Tuesday) 27th instant,
at XI o’clock on Southgate’s wharf,
84 barrels} Muscovado Sugars, $
70 dried HIDES. v :
The Cargo of the Schooner Brother and bister,
captain Legau. pot into this port in distress on her
voyage from New-Orleans to Philadelphia, and sold
for account of the underwriters—Terms Cath. v
At the tiime time and place will be Sold,
The Sch’r Brother & Sister,
For the benefit of the concerned. *'
November 26. ' 1 .
A NEW SCHOONER,
Of the following dimensions.
» For Sale, now in the Harbour, f
59 feet Keel,
22 do. Beam,
Apply to '•?
9 do. Hold.
Jennings & Roddey. .
tj The new end fast sailing Alexandria Packet
DESPATCH, will positively sail on Tuesday Even!
—g or Wednesday Morning.
tni
November 26. ’*
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*> NOTICE.
“ * We have received m consignment of ’ f
TAYLOES MALLEABLE IRON.
Which has been foond from experience at the Ar.
mury in Richmond, to be of a super!our quality to
any imported or made in the country—-It has been
sent here as a specimen, in order that Blacksmiths
aud others may give it fair trial—Orders for any
particular sizes left with us will be executed with all
possible expedition.' *• •• *' ’
? James Dykes & Co.
. NovemherSS. •’ y.y. * 3 " ' -Vli#
_i_
... FLOUR—Aefloat J
[ Sir Sianwla Snnovftn*. .'
317 barrels Superfine,
ST do.' .Fine,
Far Sale ty
W-v
Junes Thorbutn.
November 36.
V- ’ >*V<* / A*1 ■
30 ljoxes White Havanna SUGAR,
■' Best quaffqr—-For Sale hf ' ‘ '
Johjti Guirani^
He. 168, MaMkiep^.
NoT«nher 2«, <
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~l s'Avrom'
«u
JL&€rjb»ol} an adifutemt
.■*■ "■ Con*t*rzm‘r*p : •*.*
Blur and drab M»inV,g^l.h «Mt “ V-- %nnr1lf ~>;<
PeHse Cluths, Rose ^^Tniufte ' " " -
Capets and Carpeting, Yarn Hbae,_
M end 6-4 Sheeung, T«bl« Uaen, XMSer, «tc.'
Whichadlh pis former supplies by the brig Wh«*>'
ler, and the ship Rising States, from m&m
hist ■astortntoii^ rAirmUt#.
his assortment complete.
■*•^5 '. , *• ,-'.•« ^ *; ** in'??' ■• . f ;‘
36.
.< £ r.' If;. V. , ifV.l,4. f 'i y ^
l - : >£/T•*,. *•• . vV- /- ■ = ' ,/■ • -i ..• si-.. ^L.3
Seltzer, Soda, and Balistown Watery
Prepared and Sold by tie Sqb*criber$ 'ql. lie Bfeek.
Fountain, or Norfolk Mineral Heater Hure-HMttn
No. 109, Main St net, corner,' of, Salt
■>' ldarsdeAi'AUey,,-'y..:y:i;.:"y]^^f>^':^:^ '1
5 '&£
The Subscribers iiattet;
ii'
the celebrity of those* Waters have ufready attained
will insure the patronage of the pubiick. An u re
freshing and salutary heverage, those Water*
oqpe prove efficacious In preserving and restor;
health, possessing »U the exhiliruttng wuhout
pernicious effects of ardent liquors, > , ^ , ,
In Chronic and Nervous Uueustty proceeding -
from relaxation or debility, they have seldom failed .‘s
iii relieving. '., , ,k- '^.y:
: In Calculous roroplaints they havehe^ «f |[riipV '
benefit, and, was it considered necessary, nuinerooa
instances could be produced m New-Yoik,FJ»iladeW y
phia, Baltimore, (ft. where they have beenlouger ."
in use—and even jkt«thts borough where they hay*' !
only lieen in use a^ffew weeks, thedlfire •~' M|irfrt ' ' ■
pectable patronsifi^) can testify thtSSfvahtagflpicv'
have already,rectHfo^c^^. - •' . ■ ■ ^™]yry
We therefore trui|t;:QiiiS»ierience will confirm i:
the efficacy of thr^e Wsi^f in the general benefit ’‘ #
which the citispns will derive from their use, ssd
that nothing further will be necessary tosdd to »Vjr
recommendation, but to assure the pubiick that no
pains or expense shall be wanting ia our Laboratory
to render them useful. 1 ■
Hauce Baket Sc Co. .
.« - '-V-,. V;
November- 23.
:,>/5..... \:.V E* NO TICK.
d
Will be Sold on Tuesday daly* r
of December next, on the Sea BepK, about five*
miles to the south of a pUce cull|a Coffee's Idiot, ^
krv'-WVt*
of Newbedfnjrd, aod-MATEftffi
Alto, yr i\*y
About 32 pipes, 17
quarter casks MadeiraWXlhE, 'My?’
For ready money—Sale will commence at iSVditk&Li1
•v vv vj. gallop, cwr Wneu?t
Noveml)|r 31, 1810. > / 3 ’
Postponed Sale*
By virtue of a Deed in Trust
James W. Langley to Susannah Mettroj
Will be Sold at Pubiick Auction for Headu Morn. '
on WEDNESDAY the V2ti of December neat,
at tie Dwilling-Houte of Mrt. Martin, , * 4
Two Plantations in Norfolk Coqnty.,
The one on which she how lives, containing tlfi t
acres, be the same more or legs; this place is divided •
from the Borough of Norfolk only by a small creefi,
has on it two Dwelling-Houses, a Wind Milt and
other improvements. The other lying on Tan.ner'i '
Creek, contaiuing 300 acres, more or less; thig.
Tract b mostly covered with wood, end u within g :
te w miles of Norfolk Borough.
The Trusfqe,
iHk
November 31. * td*
■ :* ' /: FOK SALE, •
The LAND, MERGES, and other
• ■?X ' ■>>■•; PROPERTY, v. ■ -
Belonging to colonel Samuel Griffin, at the sfop -
Y«rd upon Chickahonuny River, will be sold ««..
WEDNESDAY the 5th day of Decerober next, (if
fair, if not the next fair day) upon the tamo terms a*
lately advertised* .
A'.'CX • X James Henderson,^
Agent for Colonel Samuel GrHti£#f
Williamsburg, Nov. 12. Uls
tr*m
; FRESH GOODS, - . ^
y ■ Received by the Unity from LbetrpoiJ,
70 piecesSqp. CassimereT :i*»dmFkA)
30 do. Superfine Cloth, J yualitkt, . -
; S tierces elegant Cut Glass,
20 casks of Arrj > Weeding Hoes. ’■!
. ■). : .-ifK VH
WiI « variety of K ’ r,
Saddlery and ILirdware Goods^^ ^
Which will be disposed oMt reduced prices, byAt
piece or package, By—, If/ , JmXAA
George M’
A *
tf i '•*
Ifovcwber 2*i ■
250 barrels Superfind FLOUR).
,r.> Afloat—For Rate by »*■..?? - "’H
’*?>>:. se m Saut/iga/K ^
November 12.
4*
.. 'V NO TICE,
On the 8th of October, Caj
Robert Header ton, of the Cadi<jfie, handed a j
to a passenger in toe stages directed to Wm,
den, Petersburg, which letter totsttlMs!
Henderson'» draft on Jacob 8beo[f,:"J!itai ,
month, Area- Hmmfuhire, psyaide ft Nfimm at I
days for one thousand and. fire dolJajrt*>>*d fifty <
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