Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1807-03-23 00:00:00, page 3

■ Irecefeed from the, If jin & few tkys*jp>1>y \ qtptf
. (b) who genetxMf^<trio4 (» pDt ift their possets* '
sionooe hundred done»^. but; was prevented by the
' ' extreme jealbusy of the SpanTarSs, whewill notatT
\ low an^^t|n«tp^iMh to, m-reMer than^ktiylf
wietahCf£' v<tre asfbflow
■• ‘Mpfa prljheif mepaortet tb Congress.^ *
Z? *• a^papeC&itfgd
• W ii tie"
stating the nhiMS^a^jenteuce ot a JBtoidSir of his
companions. (if)^ " f •, ; >r
VS. A list of loitefr linn number, (e) t 1 -'
’4 4. An original paper from the seamen of the
’• v ncbooner Bee. f\
5. An originalpaper Addressed to capt}■•**. fgj
■ *f 'Copies of all which, with Saunders’* letter, I
.have taken, and 'shall, transmit duplicates in the
‘4ft ttttm. '* These letters were put in the Ceiling
of the vessel that brought them, 8 or 10 were des
i tfdyed by the' rats ; to whom, directed,' or from
'whom I could not ascertain* 'y l, , f
'ji ^Should the trade to this island be opened by the
1American- government/ §ffew cargoes of lumber
would bring aroonstrous price, for the houses here
?,are all in want of some repair. Shingles would
be an excellent articles/White pine boards will
1 bring- 7 or 8 dollars per 100, and perhaps mure, j
> ’ -Pork 30 dollars, flour 20, and beef 24^on the
and scarce.s '//>' ’ ;-'
1, t)ry goods will always como)find.agood market-i
„ By dry goods I mean German linens; nothing else
seems to answer these people. ’ '
« -^-Claret 4$-to 54 per hhd. scarce. >.. '
Herrings 6 dollars, jmi] a quantity hf market. t
f C Codfish if nice and white, 9 to
- - - —-- 10 dollars per 100
>-lb9. American weight.- 'fhe“ weight should always
i'be marked on thecaak/.
f%‘ir There is no flour at market; not a barrel ran be
‘ bought. The' small quantity at, presen there is in
‘/possesion of government for the use of the army.
. Coffee, the staple of this place, can nbw bphoueht
- for cash at 9-50 to 10 dollars per 100, french
x weight. A' vast, quantify is at market, and* one
'"SrM_*1. *-.4* *-#- - 'I • » / - » *i* 1
^jT^^emtod of this benevolent eaptain is not
. given t6 the editor, - The intelligent reader will at
* once perceive the good policy of the concealment.
*
(c) For reasons which must be obvious the
publication of this “ plain unvarnished* memorial
-''is deferred. c;. s,
/*"; (d) A correct abstract of; this Jmper was pub
•* fished about twd weeks,%p in the Baltimore, and
i some other papers, as it was received from-the Spa
nish government of'fTarraeas. '
(a) A li|| of letters, with their directions, re
vived and forwarded by J. King, merchant at Jad
r, if1!, from the Americans connected with the expe
dition'under gen. Miranda, now detained as slaves
by the Spanish government at Cartbagena
Mrs. Mary Negus, 20,Mead Alley, Philadelphia.
l8|f**Mr; Johti Oan*tt,‘Bowery Lane, to the care
- x of Daniel Wiftship, batcher, No. <>8, Fly-market,
»i*>j;ew Vork.eJ- -*-* »■» >V« **•
Mrs. E; Saundeis, 15, Tbbnrts-itraet* N.'Vork.
• ***>' C. P: David Smith,, Brooklyo-ferry. ,
■UiTiMr* Robert Breiesford, bio. lift, Pearl-street.
New York. ■
Mr. Wm. Oliver, 47, between Walnut and Ches
* nutstfeets. Philadelphia. , •' <
Mr. Ezejciel ■ Braley, Jfs^BedfasA/bf1''^ #' "
Mr. David WilUams, rep^maker, lfo'#ih»t»
-*'WeiirBay|gfd-§treotf 'Ne#york.
Y Mr. Patrick Dutey. No. 110, Water-street* for
James Naulty.New York, or elsewhere.
Michael little^ Mechanie-Wl, 2 letter#.5
Lydia Heckle,-3lti, Broadway" New Yqrir'do
Frederick Long, Bayard-street, New York,/
*** *’ President of the United States, from Wfllian
Cartwright. .... -
* *'- Hon Jaraes Madison, secretary of stale, Wash
” 'ington, containing a nalmorml to congress*
;% Francis While, .butcher, Bear-market, N.Yoffc.
/ ' fO “ The following seamen, belonging to- Ihi
schooner Bee of Philadelphia, Were forced on boan
' ; <he Leander, March 17tbj and detained as prison
era until the 27th, whenabe Jamal
tVilliam ''Cartwright;' ifiutitf''
-- ’'Towzer, Jaifres Hyatt.* • i
* (g) The followl^ w«J addressed to the human
■ captain who dclivere^ thq ftbftve letters ahdp^eri
' ^ into Mr. King’s Vare-Kft is wfthoat date.) '
-4<« gt jf—We have endeavoured to give yob 'if cor
/recti statement of^hr despicable situation'anit i
-possible, allowing tbsft we are net alt Th iflie prUoi
together. JfjSir.'yoo should drrfve safe, m New
■' York, and wilr take the trouble to vaft:ba' Sotnb t
/euNties^j *and let them Jutwr atnr situation, o
- make it known ihrot^glti pOhlick ’ehanmd, 'tin wfatd
feci oursdve. tinder many obligations to you. “
asew wu.ov.ev, U'.USI UIOU* OVSI^tlUUUd W JTUU.
find ourselves so giiiifly deceived, and so- traacna
ously deserted, ^bt the smalfrnt assistance will
V T* W»u siiiaiiwn oniiwipy^ VIII I
-f recefibid1 as thb#featy|?friy«wr by ^dm misfrah
■M: and IwAbU sefvbnUr.^ 1 M "" ‘ '
'%■ ■
tr
m are
'of lonl Viscount Valencia on bit rwora from India
c%
; -'.months stay intl>$ Red Sea, ahd. the adjacent lea
"feoasts ;audlM«%tiadesoine yaftaajd* rbbt* of those
^4tf*re»»t pWA§r Mr^ Salt,, fa*
l %iH be exceedingly gratified fay much valqkbk in
formation, eoflcdtedbyfajrdfltjpdtnririg this long,
**^atiot4oit9 itfed Jauthrbicresj^relv - A young Afiypi
HBtan prince is i* is a near.
of
gadeRa Mahomet, oiuf'^oFtfae
#, so ofterf Hhefftioi
Bre'cep W faring fa*
appears possessed
■'i>TetrtS, a,«id aiwtiOos W become art
manners and ruling****f Great Britain?
aw happy once morsWMretmdk,.
-iJlKl. th»deii|Ji ^'ifuago. Parke, ^hb' wto'^sai
^jgminfanen * riciSiih in ifad idterkwr ®f Afticai. .
f *AN*ri*deftfat'ifaout tVdOddte of
%£■ t»Wt„
*;• button, andlfaet Wiinow re» h» setenu^ltls to
tfiuHiewil
ritfeppounter great rfifScuttieiio
v.'
* jmirne/,»**■■* JW fftout IffS'bwIt illtlMl fay
^- - faaak agahwt.tbestMfutfv'nie journal that is-aeat
•' H mrifli rj^-lriT-nt fr --"-nlngiHL’ v ' j
^teferngfi
go* i&i s.-fss#.
%);
#4 ’-St-f
,„._ _
^^Ui# 6f the fourJ^A;|j^rtttii:;i^irtJji;
rMiftt tft' the wl).iler wi^:dle"Fe»^at eif bothtbe,
RussianColumn?, antf^ teraliiatultf W' thecou*
paign I’+»'• -** J*T£i
The battle of PuItusJci according io tliebnlletin,
b^gaa early in the mortiitig of ibe aSth^DWt; “ifeil
shaJ Latines, commanded the French assailants:;
G«*. Banningse* the Russians, The combat was |
spirited! After a ft% straggle?(says the bulletin)the
missions were* ^verpoweredanerwares ,»
says at night they sounded a retreat, and retired to
Ostro!enka (a town on the ilarew, about SO Ame
rican miles northerly of Pul tusk, and about 50
from Warsaw.) It appears, therefore, that'. the
Russians fought the whole d«y^Lahnes’ corps (t Iwe
5th of the Grand Army) exhibited (says the bulle
tin) the immense superiority of the French mfeotry
oter that of aft other nations; aii&|he marshal,
though be had heed sick tea days, followed hie di
vision, ■ * ' ■ V.;
u; The: battle' of Gofymin was also fought «y the
SS6th?t#r 27th. Gotymm is about 15 ihiles from
Pultusk-—Gen. Bokhowdea commanded the Russi
ans. The French divisions were led by Murat, (who
had recovered from hi* sickness) by Davoust, Au
Sereau, kt; The advanced posts of the Russians
ad been successively driven into the Camp of Go
Krmio, where the Russian* Were assailed in front'and
hank. Af 3 o'clock, P, M, the battle was the hot
test. MuratVFi one made many successful charges ;
and: Notwithstanding the shortness of the days the
combat continued until It at night; (of course the
battle mast have lasted more than eight hours)
whewfbe^ldssisns retreated ibdftbrdfer1 to Obtro
Ifittka, t6, join BenuirigseB, where both columns
united,' *»' Altogether," says the bulletin, (meaning
we think in all the sis battles and skirmishes)’ the
Russians have lost*() cannon, all their ammunition,
Carriages, and 1200 baggage Waggons,-an3 12,000
men k^led and woui_
a.ormdde prisoners. The
Flencft uloss is stated at
. . and 3000
wounded. Of the officers killed add wounded, are—
Killed, general Fefferelle, pf the dragSuns ;'.,Vo{svb,
aid-de-camp to majshal Ledhes, andigdrial; aid'to
gen. Lucbet. Wounded, marshal Lannes, slightly;
gen; Rapp, aid-de-camp to the emperor ; geri.Ve
«eU gen. Claparede; gen. Trailfard, of thfe cavalry j
gen. Bossard, of the dragoons ; col. Bartbelemy,
of the dragoons j and col.- Simile of rife line.—
Marshal Augercan bad a horse killed underhim,—
[The French bulletins have never before confessed
so much injury done their officers, in'any battle,]
The bulletin adds, that the badness of the roads,
occasioned by the rain and thaws, prevented mar
shal Soult, with his corps, (and which had arrived
at Molati, two leagues from Makow) from coming
into the battle; and' thdtcircumstance saved the
Russian armyfrom capture uf annihilation; and all
the effect of a single fault [retaining so long, we
thrak, his position al Pultusfc} committed by the
Russian general. The bulletin concludes, that the
emperor finding himself master of the Russian at
tillery, all their late positions, and having drive
them more than 40 leagues, bad ordeied the Frcncl
army .into winter quarters.
' This we think is
rather stretched. ‘ The ferities'.,__ .VM?»low
that the Riissiaiii
peoetratt&was to Blortie, (a few miles S'. of Wai
saw); and from Blonie.td Ostrafenka, where tb
Russians were at the last date, is only about 60 gee
graphical miles. We expert, the French have go®
into Winter quairters,in tbe vicinity of Warsaw.)
f --7
b *
N.ttcn**’, February 10, >
. Qn tVMaymftraing n duel was fought on the wes
tem margto'Of the Mississippi, opposite this city
between the honou ruble (Sowlet Mead, and Cap tali
Robert Sample, of Wilkinson county"!- The first firi
was exchanged Without doing any mischief, but a
the dlsfchargeof the second, Mr, Mea^ received 1
wound in his right thigh, of which we ant happy ti
bay be is fast recovering,
tt\ 6 • 'V ijgja
’ • BATyLfc*(FJENA.
' 54? « German Publkatio»%
Whoever is‘acquainted with the Prussian stales
will' certainly see with vexation an edilifce iind(
mined, that once contained so much excellent
■knd which might so easily once more bnyaretriev
itsantient dignity and consistency, if the Reads
the empire, .hwi understood tfife^ prognostics of f
timef, and bad been willing to wbmft m a ii
necessary reforms, .«J|
Jy requisite m that part of tbefrrilitary systf
which exdtMfcdThwm aRprofoorion ill the army t
'nfoit, learned apdeolighted meafiheri% society, v
Mle higher classes of tiie cithtMs. bot 'of the r*
•? nubility ; and it taionmrkalile, Unit an order
.sued in Franc*, similar to thUV wlnclr appeared
wme year* ago.pCrmittiag the
Vcf^pfo^ Fraceded f& .disturbances
the army whicVended jn &« breaking oat«f thk
vomiton, ,
: Those. whdareewH kfumed oil |L..
«e, that prince Lewirlf«rdiaend.''of'__ __
night before the battle of %ulfeM^ i*. which befell?
forWaW-t^ttsveral pf hisboafidiratiaFiHeiids the fate
of 'the PniUkBttd^f. The counsels of folonel Von
'“-“Wfrenever listen# to frp<j»tbe beginning.
principal error* probably. hurled (be Pras
sia| array htto tbe gutph of deattfifUon: Tl^ttrst
wWaa inconceivable disregard or ioijr thing like a
regular plan,‘and »heedless security. Oaly a few
husaar* wen stationed fa theTbunpf*r wriud awl
foils* )|tf passes andfastnesses of which cdtlld have
been iwwraooatably defended against the most «>
penor iureeia the world by a few cannon and ahakp
shooter*. It . it incredible, but-sever tti wait tree,
that. tbePrawiaa generals left all theta
»es on tbeibaaronoccupied f at.. __^
marked by toote Saxon engineers, 'they.were langb
ed atifc.if du eraiii^coiildcoBie th,ei«. The Pn&<
*»*«| bed almOsi so fcconnoiteriog parties, and
Uw^tte^ nover raispoeted thattJfoffonmft of the
Hoar differently was the etnperof ** *
• v y J ^tT’ w .. aiwiMiovvii fuuv
phed 4*1 thi* rcsoect"; arid how far sopertor war he
in point of vigifaiice andiciivity 1 When he bad
feted his head-quarters at Altai*; early in the rnon
ing two prisoner* *** bnmgbl fo j»h^had bfen
seized as spi«i>" ff sent* appeared, however, t|st
they, were very honsstnrin, as in tl*ir§o*wef they
itriwlir f OJ
fLuipf Btakfy d*«3g«J
bopkrr atitftoonyr&mWiftfocence* ,
ror himself converwdwiUi kirn so early m z o cite*
w tti#' morning, and- wK& lie learned from 'them
that the PnisSiinS’tmtl Ho^rtWjMf ion Of hit being to
lieS^ he exclaimed, lathing’ Iq the bye*s£aB<ferg,
“ Us se tromperont furieusenieni ces pemiques!!”!
(How these wise acres will be deceived f) Both were
kindly dwhissed Mth fiawnorr*.* ^^ '&f»- r
'•*;• Pruswiai* patrdlft ftllov^ tberisefvrt 'f&-be
cneuiea oy me most trilling appearances- Aft offi
cer .
out iron* jthe royal canto towards Naumborg to re
cn^tre,;, wsttent jgoniltK t»^ ” *
Wh«t half-way'he learned from a traveller
that they Jiii«w nothing of the French at Nmoibarg^
From such extraordinary sacurity no> Wh**?«t>nss~
quenoes Could follow. r.vtSgft -*. 'J f
' ‘ The1 Tscagwd grand tfrim%u tllrhNniictormnOib|e
U» army Of tbOgOPO mem - *•* - v<;*
The barren country of Weimar waS in no bbpdp
tio»; neither was »tb>adymtew prepatet^ur snfo
•V* *h“ army along %ith, lli «ppeiiiiSr They*
wa» nobread, no bran#, a* beer, for ilw soldier!/
and no fodder for tbs tones.
‘ The third and most deeiAiw error r _.
calculations Uiatwerernude respecting' the ram*
tueots of tfcf enemy bad the unfortunate choice iff
pOsklOM. ' ' “
■ ■ “The antient fortreCs|lft»dh<dWrh4-^'^;Pn|-'
sianmoaureby, wbicfrweuW Iwro grmtlybbsirttH
«4 the-progress of the.French untofo yfemio an un
tenable condition undwttbout pmvisfofcji; hid ini
the event, that the battle Was to-have been lost, these
toaa ho .place of assemldtng, rnade knowi^-^s' ta)K
lyingpoint was fixed np^-^^.discitMni^'coriiiiJ
therefore, retired in quite dlffertodireetiotoniuf
almost all made
. 0a the deeisive day* the .14th o(j0i£tbto,~t$e
:hsft wing was not fottoedm ihesamelifce, noiUftit
ed with the centre. This want of mtitj^had tliisvf-^
foe t—that twd separat^ nnd distinct totie# ftei|
fought afoae-and the same moment, «f*d that upon
a ground not very extensive. After the cWie of
Brunswick was wounded there wan ho commander
‘in chief to direct the jftpssian arfoy. -• -Thwcorps!,
fought ‘ singly,' witheo^^an and without concert,'
an&vuany regiments did not engage sit at)—very lit
tle »f the strength or position of the &nraiy was
known. The Saxons, who fought on thdlcft whig,
generally assert, that on the day of battle they ei
thet received no orders atalifftmi the officers under*
whose Command they were, citttat the orderfttt^
‘did receive"werg such as could not have been execut
ed- They- were soon obliged to deliver op their te-*
maining ahimuniuon tqtht Pttnsian^wadtbey lost
| their cannon when the retreat begsm, to Consequents
of haying no cavalry tiftfover then*'“'Lastly, tfie
Prussian array was detained and hindered inite
Bight by the croud of waggonsaad horses; and their
unnsmUy-ghtet- quantito of baggage. Thistttefa
plete overthrow and destruction, was nbfdtoiOg,
however, to any want of bravery. ^Tbattfte Prog,
siaift^ Under all these difficulties, fodght with cou
rage’inl perseveifcncv, is tektlfiedby tha Ftencfa
thertseh*s. . . - “ » -V "
events of .the 13-th of October with bteadiness and
the keenest prudence. He lodged the night before
this eventful dayiri the castle of jena, and'the
following morning, ai fo asserted at ,ieto‘Whto
cannoitered from th^op df the oldfShsetypPiy,
(commonly called the FosiTower,)-dm opposite
heights bn the road toWeimtf, and witnessed the
bloody battle that took place hetvwfcii the French
that wpH lUarcbuig ihVdigh the Mohtedthal and
the Sajidns add Prussians fftsted on the Snecken
hefg, Nd|far from this sp^llpthftabtifl bf sandy
hilfocks, which present,as i'ttoreifcjgjfep wUBbtithe
Saajb, There ig hereft*ey(jice, knjjptin throng! the
whole neiehbnorbood'lJpwpHuneel' Ihe Baugthale^
a’place eeiebrbted ift tbf||jnj3fc of the Jena Mustikd
on account of . the*’ rnmTjiMjltii»1to» i1 foiniMy^lf
take place between the studfbtl'ntThat spdk. This
is the ptoss"Which.fi%oIeoii’fortifidt;
so stfongly, and id such a mdsttrlf maimer, tint
heavy canning and which is spoken kp highly d£ u»
uH theofficialacconntsaf thebatfle, Bthidift this.,
the rapidity bf the evoldtioim of lin^rench^rni^
dstomshed the PrussHfo generals, ift «VSry nianoru*
vre attempted bjr tlie latter they ssero'ttbtictpated;
,Wto, however, mast surprised these nfllteVi, Vrak
the Ffeneh artillery. Themlost romtoou* solfiafo
^idd not approwch the dtirweto of badb which prW
Ceded the oaacch of the wduaBiis, ehkssl trank
hlidjl* ’ The regiment of ‘iforqih# fiwtosaasfptij «gi
2000 mea rtroug, imd Hn #fto toiilttes only i««
ton "were1 left ituinlini1m ii ilafliBm'ui'
^ - .ofV^*7,
JftwpVfc finUimrt jmttkan. ?| •'' ^ |, <
■i 3ft*
"<* Wfi
janration*; bat a dupwiti<a t* BM«nt»iB tboMrbw*
aivitthAlcnrviif AIiiom «ki»h «*• — ■» *-"~—±%ijL^Lj
andwhoUnme ataget w
orcaraftfy adoptil, aa W __ __
^bertiesjir nwwitaib par property wbkh Itc'tnld'T
^to1nve>MBtoCrt*i*tijr pi».^ajt{a*oi» ^!n»Tile
Mizutes at New prtnmv wilTh**' *«r»U me to
»bo«id
to^w w alrait.of a rttuen ftj- '»w||praet£m bat#
—^pf^ia mub Mthoa^h^
irtnca df be alleged rfefce t
b« paim»b^tf
pst* •< -ff. - „-x\ -
paramount? to.
ly t UU» been laid thJTttI*f<*£
JL
wa* corrupt, and that its » ‘
n(L«*e body of tKe conaairaton who
. _ fa aebampljab the iwwrt tcf*mWa Ue
t itto fe w/tWa migM ixftfitfcite bis
W* $
'rtr»l; mmmlM t)&jKpratr*%fflWe
*e Just** <amtimWm%i«nl4Jbt daw
tihdn- Tbis adn»i»sion, *l'my option, j&bfct the
m part of^jm^.in wgiiiA to||fe
pntonir** Uie cartwaly 8*0® baaati to Wwv*
lb«l alt the judicial character* bf the
were interested ia Burrs designs^—**
eitead
hti’ arbitrary away
tbe reaci
infection?
t Mi toe aa««eV M the commandai# of Fort
*«*b CiYaliai F’Jfjr nperior officer
eouldever b* nrtr^TmHfrif ID' mi"
act them frmri m.qhit
^rctfwj^s^f^Tte^^tittKissdjc^twi^
l«Ws ei^ttt^or oWdnMnpeaMt ^fcSina#
rfi'tiiliitntin* ia*!
vieUting Mr; cLjti most inipertm)
Look at the eon»qtmiice*of'thi» eotwocttUH
¥r str#ng$htoea bj-hi* army,told
CHr^-fcfce, rttsfieci into the cbamberwbe*1'* tt,
presents! ires of the beadle of Franc# wesoMii
Med, and usetf Jaoghage of » similar tehtbmrein**
i»*V^.ta?lEi.lAt?’ -:_r._Cialls- ■
VBv^ofcld the infractions oFtfireii
*?»» Seels poverha&foegiifi,,^.
Suppose Wilkinson was* to leave NewO)fta|n»«Mptl*
headofhia arniy nndsayfu coocraps tun tkaft aaus
sacto*fciwch taw#-M?W«W nto-pina**^*
cM»MhetraU«rtoto**o|*» W > , ' •
v lcannot seethe essential disfihrtijnthgtv
*«*i the prficefedings reprchebu<-i%
P*»irtht£rfeat finlsr #$pbHMb» gnsti&t’' jjfcw
SKtiun pf rtHrconstibitionrR a violation of th#*tn
stkattoo, aofi nothing il*r can-fee awiadMK As* %
sasi&ssja®gtoznfrtr
fe K WiUtioaof^^magkimiiwiest:
theiirtegri«yoflln* anion, did trample efflfrvtfi*
ST1"
■■ay, be extenuated to some, degree, bo£ tsst
to>ti6«fc AMiftraTioawooM laTd®
ec^MMmmwptogitoat thifa'tkrbox ofFarSteri
cvih ; morn mol to ftetxtan than the nakefiiH*»hda
#«#*» forsigd eftemies ^or Awgystic tfmUm,—
Against tbs latter, yon fait oppose the *y«lfnr;«f
govarament ; thetwfucements to be free; mfimfiir
oi tb^ othor nwy be ploa«|tbc fprce pi prcced*nla*|
the spfeioafrlnw of lilee^ty, the language pLW*
Jwits from tbe fomiilatlohsof jitfjirfoOTir v ’ i
‘ Framtnyppirtibtisi on 0»Bi nibjecrfmAwW
■«W whit k'lbmm&^faned a.’Meialis^hhi
first votol ever gave was in Javoifr of tbepr&ent
aWef magistrate? since y$kl£tim* l^vt- bto*Mii
II etontmjto friendly tdp»e rtfing politicks ;«f%*
»r!hayc J any otV1 ■«» to grattfr in tRw
tbetottothe pabQrk, t^ore than ‘ifey Htffjgftf
. "correct
> vpo* him the mopicimi vf
Marino Memoranda.
' h ij?.
™ :f i*fiVibini^
J2i*a Am, Herbert, 4 days iiram '’%ga
;?' W>V Samoei, Kiag^fitos-«n8i Ntm-T<Mfk. ^ * .?
£■**»' Fitstogh, * dagr*: treat
fe Hw sch'r Hannah, Bfowtrtow, from this potato*
il*ed ntlliirgstoB.XJaminrsyilie rth Februart | W <
so scIFrs Hb|Mv Sprague, aadWishhigton, Ka^nmL
firoin Edentpnt w;
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