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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-02-17
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American Magazine,
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Repoftory of InfruGtion and Amufement.
For IAN AIRY, I774.

Nepontory or In1tructlon and Amusement.
For ] AN U AIRY, 1874.
CON AMIN
The Origin Of Letters-To the Literati of Amerca-Li-
berty in general-Defcrpton of the Suocato Sdula--
Remedy therefr-Thoughts Neutrality-suspicious. Edu-
caton--The Addreis of A. ericas Genius, to the Peo-
pie in the American World-Againa Idolatry and Baf-
phemy-The Bible the Book Of Knowledg e-The
Cultivation of Indigo in this Province-To die Woollen
blue--To print on Linen or Cotton--To die tanned
Skins of durable blue---Ihe Old Man--The Hif-
tory of Lterarurc--Advce to the Lades-Power of
Money-EPitome of Capt. " allss Voyage round the
World--The Thunder Stom-PoETIcAL Essays.
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bal State---An Elegy to the Memory of Mifs Z. L.
To Lucinda on New Years Day----A Song.--HIs-
ToRIcAL CHRoNILE.---General Hfiory of America.---
Domeitic Intelligence. Hutchinfons Speech,
Marriages, Deaths, Ssc.--Meteoroogica Obierations
on the Weather. &c. &c.
Governor Hutchnions Hiaoy of the Maachuietts-Bay.
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ANY Gentleman who inclines to engage
n in the Employment ofa
SCHOOL NJ A S I E r,
nv e,surne Of the Printer hersos, may hear of good
Schoo in PoFuous teapot iowa. II agreeable, nc may
49, ia ths Scnool tor Life, with good proipsa.
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ALSO, a large variety of FLOWER
SEEDS and PLANTS, too numerous to mention here.
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From the PENNSYLVANIA JOURNAL.
MeiIrs. BRADToRDs,
Your bH6hl@izg tbsinclssd eoumi9Eou and The letter
annexed, will grSaty ObAgs
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fwear to Cop and on the other hand,
what authority is that, which from the
beginning has perlecuted and lain the
true worfhippers. But you FAY, finally, it is
not in your power to help me. A hrange
reply this Is it not in your power to an
fwer me or let me go Cannot you fhew
me the reaionablenefs of my being deprived
of the exercile of my confidence and pro-
perty, respecting divine worihip, nor vet
withhold your hand from the wrctched ex-
action |? Poor encouragement to ask your
help in the cafe, which Iwould juff oblerve.
! never had a thought of. only requeaed
you to help yourielves and not to injure me.
And ifyou are 70 dilpoled, it is eafy to find
the direction in the thirty third of Ifaiah,
fifteen, dsGjs the gain Of eppys)ism and j@GAs
yow hands from holding Of bribTs. And as il
is written in Ezekial forty-6ve, nine, RemoVs
violence and pOil, Nxeeuts jUdgmmt and js,qi1,
take away yosr exae7isus ffyOm my people, Jiifb
the Lo,a GOd. have, Sirs, inthe planet
terms | am capable of, laid before you the
lentiments ofmy mind, without anyyariati-
onconcerning this facred privilege, liberty of
conicieRcc without the enjoyment ofwhich
none can po0els the leaf property but wise
is cxpoled to any idolatrous fuperifition,
which the cunning of the old ferpent and
craft of thole who love TO be called of men,
Rabbi, &c. can wheedle a majority of the
community into And without which,
none can worihip and yield obedience to
one ablolute flprerne Being.
1t not 70 much the greatness of the fun
extorted, or the robbery Of the money, that
| 10 earneftly contend againR il, but it is
the iliameful ibconGGency between fuch
oppreaion and the noble protection we make
of liberty and freedom, and its being highly
provoking to Con, againft which his an
ger is abundanty manifeit IN (cripturc, and
for which he does and will contend BY terri
bic things in rigbts0gfnsf, till we learn 10 he)s
the bands Of SOieksdnsli and undo the bsaSy
burdens and let the ebPys(Edgo free, est.
This privilege, liberty of confidence, be-
ing equally the right of every rational being,
! have no deiire, Sirs, that you fhouId act
difagreeablc to your confidence, refpcaing
any thing II have faid, nor in any other cafe.
And while you follow its impartial direeti-,
on, doubt not your actions will be fatif-l
factory to all rational men, you may be,
fure they will be 70 to me, who am fill,
gentlemen yours, in all reafonable feyicea
and demands. LIBERTY sfCoNscIENcH. |,
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F R | D A Y, April 8.

E*traa Of a letter fron London, January o.
" Mrs. Wright, the ingenious Ameri-
can, continues to have a great refort of
company of the frff difinetion, among
whom are fome of the principal nobility.
Her performances are greatly admired fhe
has as much bufineEs as Che can poHibly 90
through, and is in fair way of making an
ample fortune +: Her franknefs and humouri
are generally pleaiing, and without giving
the leaft offence to the greatef people, fhc
INDUCES herfclf in the utmoff freedom of
fPeech, Especially in defence of the rights
and liberties of the American colonies. and
in advantageousrep approximations of them and
their inhabitants. She has been much ia
voured by the King and Queen, who have
frequently honoured her with their prefence
and familiar conversation and bis Maief-
ty has fat leveral times for her to take his
likenef. The figures of General Moncl;-
ton, and the Counties of Huntington, lately
ient over for New York, by Captain VIM,
are allowed to be friking approximations
of their Preient likenefes The frf of
thefe Perfonages is Untitled to the higea el-
TEEN and refPea of the colonies, on ac-
count of his warm and ftezdy attachmenr
to their interef and the laif is remarkable
forhTPietyand general beneyOlenceofhart.r =
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Nrw-YoRH, December 3, 1873.
p r 0 P Q S A L S

N ~ ~ IA ~
For printing by SUBSCRIPTION,
THE Memoirs of the Life of the Rev.
L GEORGE WHITFIELD, M. A. Late Chaplin
of the right Hon. the Counties of Hunsdon. In which
every ecamance worthy Of natO both in his private and
public charaeeris recorded. Faithfully eeefed from his
original papers, Journals and Letters. nufrated by
rsof intereng and entertaining Anecd0ts, from the bea
AZ zbhtles.
To which are added,
A particular account of this Death and
Funera and extracts from the Sermons which preach.
ed on that occahon.
By the Rev. JOHN GILES, D. D.
o NJ d T o S.
/. It hall be printed in large Tweyss, good paper
and with ne~ and neat types.
H. Ii will cohG Of about three hundred pages, and the
price to the fubfribers viii be than SIX Shilling,
neatly bound and erers, although the LOndOa edition is
nearly double that prise.
III. 1t aI be put the Pre foen as 200 have fub-
fcbed and the names Of the fabfbers printed At the
beginning.
~. The books as foon as fnhsd, will be delivered 10
the fabcribers upon paying Six ShillngS.
Thofe that lubIcTbe for twelve hal have thirteenth
gratis.
Subscriptions are taken in by PHILIP
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PHILIP FREEMAN, jun. heE Liberty rTes, in BoaOns
nd by alb the Printers and Bookfee The Continent.
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Jar PUBLISHED, and 70 be fold at
GREENLEAF's Printing Office,
Near coaesr<-Fizll, Bottom

He General Practice of. the New
A Engzna Churches, Fsla1ng to BartGn, farther
VinSSased, bens an Anrz 20 the Rev. Chandler Robins.
SuhleribeB are defei 70 fend fIf their books.
Subicbers allo for Or. CoOpeTs Sermon the Dudean
Lecture, are defired to iend for their books.
AIe, JUN Pubhifrt, the fiafory Of George Basnasg.
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mons, ALTO Complaints, Warrants, Judgments, Commit
eoSs &C. for the Uie Of Juee never before Pubiiheda
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e HIS is to for warn all perions from
trufing SAR All the wife of me the iubieri-
h.r ,vho has behaved in very unbecOming manner,
; nav no debts of her contracting from the date hereOE
EDWA ARD BUNCH.
Bseas, AprH 4, 1874
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The Gentlemen and Ladies of the

n town are hereby made acquainted that THOMAS
TURNER has taken charge Ofthe DANCING SCHOOL,
on behafof his brother who abent Thoe who psa TO
iend their children, may depend thsre will be the irs
gard paid to their being inueied in the Pote and mott
approved method lkewiGethe utmOf order and decoum
Prefered.
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RHopE-IsLANp, % wit.

RH0DE-ISLAND, 20 wit.
TT is hereby publicly made known unto all
4 the ereditoss Of EbEAZER TREVETT, an
iaosent debtor, that they may if they Zee cau, appear
before the Juces of the Superior Court, at the Colony
Ifoale in Newpors TIefday the third Of May A. D.
1874, and there EXHIBIT and gross tSr feves drmanas
ard spPont aHgzees r receiving and erbsting fad in
foyents ee, bsczui the fame joacsS have agPOiAsd %
Gay and place for thOle purPnics.
Byorder ]. G2ELEA, Jun. cl.,k.
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To rbe PU BLIC,

n S the method lately praetiied by the
fublrber in having psfion at his door, 20 invite
Gentlemen and Others his public Gales, has given dAi
faction TO Iome gentlemen, ihoPkssPerS in Particular 70
syoid swing offence, he a delft from that Praece for the
,se. and purfue one follows, which he Aatters hnfe
cannet fail to give universal istsathon as he incersly
waes to do THE PobIic mott ennctly requescd to
reebsr for their advantage, that for the future, no.
tce viii be given Of the time his public fades begn,by found
ing Of bell, which he has puschacd for that PuPoe
which is erected over his Auction door, near the Market
Roon Where confznt attendance 10 given, both early
ard late to receive the vour of all fuch who psaied
70 confer upon their much Obliged mott obedent and very
humble fryant, MARTIN BIcKER.
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GENTLEMEN,

VNHEREAS you have not hishEs0
" uled force and violence TO make
me conform to your form Of religion, or to
wref from me maintenance thereof, and
/ have no reafon to expect it from protef-
tant chriitians 40 highly value the natu-
raj rights of mankind. And as one of you
have told me he would have no further hand
in Each a tax againR me, if / would for
give what was paf, IF | regarded no other
than 6lf ineereR and property, fhould
not again zddrels-you in this manner, but
as regard your interef, the interea Of the
town and province where live, and of the
world Of mankind, who are too much inn
poIed upon with cufom and tradition,
and religion bought and fold for money
at theexpence ofdevouring widows houfes,
&c. inifead of that religion which has in
itfelf faficicnt and satisfactory reward,
| muf once more, and hope It is the la9
time, move this plain intereffing ard i'm
portant quef3ion, whether have or have
not a natural, inherent, unzlienable right
to worfhip COP according to his word,
mznifeff in my confidence; and to be free
from any form contrary thereto, executive
of any human grant, charter, federation,
SC. And as you have not, as | expected,
given me any direct or regular anlwcr to
my former remonttrances, although have
waited thele. two years, | will ak leave
to remark a little upon what one or other
of you have occaiionally faid to me upon
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10 HIN HICK Y,

Y II n II y n 4 -
sfLK.DYER and ScoUER from DvsLIN,
Living in Royal Exchanse-LAne, BosToS,
"OULD inform the publick that
w he viii do any thing ia The bnines cheap and
as we'll be done England. He ae dyes and Pseies
Country clozth dyes blue Lnnen and Cotton that a
hold its colour hr nine Killings old tenor per pound He
ao takes black Of Silks Crzpes the colour Of
Scarlet wen aRsd cleans Gold and Silver Lacss, dyes
Meas clvthts elrms them without ripping them, and
they Gah not aiA Hs eeAas Coat tor ten killings old
ssnor, Jackets and Breechss in proportion nc dyes and
cleans Engh Good, and makes them up again Is before
1t the mon rezionable terms he ao dyes blacks q all
Ants t1sp Hursss and without sosting OF any thing
that he sa5ersakes.
SadEiIcxaY cleans Leather Bresches at the beA and
ehsaprH rates. Lodging alto may be had at the above
HrcxrYs.
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4 WOMAN, that can DC well recommend
4 4 es With young brezt OF mix, would b sxi 20 20
ia.o an vsslszlzns fanily 20 fsoae. E0qsIe ef the
t-.a.e. ~
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MOSES CLEVELAND,

?
TN confidence that the example of thoie
- pubic iPirted gentlemen, who have iabrbed to the
propoia for rafting the fun Of 6xty pounds lawful money,
10 enable pot TO ride weekly between NoRwrcH and
BosToH, VIII influence others to Be liberal to ctiabh
which, il IS evident, mnt Be productive Of great
mesca advantages both towns add she inter mediate
counuy--lnduced by thes sonGderatons, id Cleveland
has undertaken (athough there is l. wanting to
complete the aforementioned gml iet from the prn
office ia RoRwIcS every Thuifdzy, Immediately after
the pablisasion of the Norwich Newspaper, br the
pace OF one year from the date hereof. He will proceed
through WIsDHAM, PoMTRET, MENDoE, &c. and ar
five at BosroS Saturdays, remain there until Mondzy
morning, and Norwich BY the fame road be went
He wilcnry this and other papers, and the Royal American
rs AGAZ4NE, and deliver them iueh gentlemen are
peaed encourage rhsm, with the umOa regularity. Thoie
who ehoofe employ him, cary letters FINAL bundles, or to
d my bufeis for them, may depend Upon his care and
a5eiiry.
NJ .. Said Cleveland has employed pot to ride every
week rom HoRwIcH to HARTFoRD, Serve the eultomers
with News paperMagaznes, and do uch other buineis as
he may Be employed to execute.
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WSebOrsggb, Mareb 40, I774.

WsebOs.gb, March a9, 1874.
. AN away from the Subicriber on
N Sunday lAf, an apprentice lad named j n
RIGHT, about twenty years Of age dark eomped-
on mort black hair, about FIVE feet fix inches in height
thick and well let. Cs4iea Of with him two faits Of
eoaths the coat and jacket of luir Of saih seIoar
the other blue coat and pped cotton Jacket two pair OF
yellow eater breeches, eeP and the ether buck kim
two arppsd tow s and three cotton and linen ditto So
one new beaver has and other ueh more, three pan OF
doev one CIR of which were new, five fix pair OF flock
ines with one pair Of long and another pair Of or tfow-
lers---Said Wright Is by trade Blacksmith.
Whoever win take up fid apprentice and iecure him, 10
that may have him again, or bring him to me- mall have
FOUR DOLLARS reward, and all nsccflaSy charges
paid BY AMEs cow EEL
NJ B. All matters Of yeels and others are hereby eau
toned aeaina hSTbOuring eonEeaing. carrying OF laid
apprentice, as they would avoid The penalty Of the law
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VX7ANTED Immediately, SCHOONER
Wv or SIooP, hum fOry-eight tonstc Gxty. En-
quire Of the Printer.
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Nx.-YoRx, See,. a6.

NEs-YoRK, SEPT. 40.
The NOrzeieb papers IN Connecticut, Srpfe@t@ Is isr
SyGes rs qeiib the fsllo4Uirg Paragraph.
Correspondent bess Leave popoie e. the eondelat
Of the public, nce the grand American controversy
eo"sand daily appears and ferrous, whether it
is not expedent, very important and neee, for the
lonies forthwith to a army ofobervaton, and endt
the expected cene OF aon and let them be incread
from time time enemies insreae, and kept IN
ftanr exercie and dcpne.A preparation and readnsis
for tie defenive oenve operations, may, and often
has, prevented the neesity of execution but if neee
hy does take place, there is great probability will
houd not. in fleh cafe, be in infinitely better fl
tuation, than have eattered forces, Enough almo
nnumesbe) to coleet from all parts of the continent after
Antagonists well fortified their numbers full, and
have truck fome important and fatal blow.
EEwPsRT, September IL. Capt. klburn, arrived
Newport from Virginia, informs that few days before
he failed, veel arrived there from England with ntei-
gence the I3th Of Augu article of which was, that
tie popular rage high in London, account of the
late meares, that the King had been lezed his carriage
b. the people who would have dragged him OUT, had not
his lfe-guard interpreted and relcued him, No Frercb qo
No Pepny is the general cry in England: So that we
hope foon hear of the dcqon of the Pope and the
Who're of Babylon, after which the world may expeG 9me
peace.
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Fer the MAsSAcHUsETTs SPY.

MIR. THOMAS
VYYHEN the minds Of the county convention, re-
Wv fpeeng the report of their committee were ilg-
n.d BY yeas and nays, "StsPhen Lonsfow, Eq though
he voted fully again the late acts Of the Britin Paa-
ment, VET he nanifeed his dike to iome expeditions
made ule ofin fad report which he termed haylb ard
erozvEirr, which did not then fuPFoe was to be ex-
prsed in the vote, but free find it his dere that It
hOuls therefore reSue you would inert II in margl-
nal note, or the proceedings already PRINTED, that
you would infert fbis, IN your next paper. Yours
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
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For the SSAcRUSLTTS spy.
10 tie ADDREssORsa 10 ds A!s CGgeGsr Hutch MON,
ia Esgm.
GERILEMEN,
NOU called upon to make rscanta-
ton TOR hgning tnat addieis, which has with gicIl
giving uch uheaneIs ths public your ilnd3
in particular you would be again sailed upon, wa !,
not aieted that many ct YOU haze expretd drine 70
make the pubic iuch ia;.aGOn Could rcaion be Ir
CURED. You have nOw many examples Tom gentlemen "a
the county fet you, and if any CT you have te dPoiv,
eaily follow it.
From onc Of your old constitutional FRIENDs.
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'7bs PotefeSs qvsHid haze 5sea aided beye, lat
as by are zoe 'nf P"lon, G0ab esy fac ad@!oas, n:
fboagbi aeedtG.
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SALEM, 4ib oGetey, 1874.
WH Err Z S a fIaall Cal, (aid I'd

SALLii, 4ib Cdcter, 1874.
"HEREA AS finall Cail; (taid to
w contain BOhea Teal was brought from, Eohcr,
Yeterday in Wagon, under my Care, in order to juaity
my Condu6 in the Affairs, would beg leave to inform the
Public that on Sunday the I'D Infant, Negro Man be-
longing to, employed By, Mrs. SHt.seE E, Of Boton,
came to and enqucd whether had Wagon going to
Salem the next Day anfseIei, Yes he ad bis Mre;s
wanted to iend FINAL Ca, told him the Wagon was
loaded and could carry it, he replied the Ca was FINAL
and light, and that Ms. SHEAFE would take il kind OF
me to carry it, to obge that Lady, conientea mot know
ing the Contents) to bring it, have kcwie the erea,et
Rsao \, e Fab seeSs . that AID lhs SSIS7p
clare, never iaw the aforementioned ca, until it
brought into Street, in this Town, be committed
to the Flames. BENJAMIN JACKSON
EssEx,H. Salem, 07o. q, 1874.
THEN Mr.. Benjamin Jackfon made
folen Oath to the Truth of the above written DepoatiOn
by him iubcrbed. Before me,
PETER FRYE, Iuaee Peace.
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Mr.. BERNARD 20 N 5
Nl b.g, Leave 70 inform RTE Public. that Maps
,,r now r,sdv for Publication, the Copper Working all
oore. and he Paper which he was obliged to gehanu-
faercd on PurPoie, is lilRwiie aihed, but noet re-
ceved from Philadelphia, ellie at leat great F"o1li'
have been delivered before now, the Subscribers rex
aiiared Of receiving the Copies within the Time Pl0eS'
which is the frt Of January next.
As his Edition is imsll, is requeed that iueFnile-
men who incline to have Copies may fubfeHbe, s''r
pLl,;oo none all he TO he had for eis than Iolars.
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7o-~oryozu qvW js frLi@sd,
THE Royal American Magazine, No.
i For AUGUST, I77k.
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TOUR HUNDRED POUNE,
4 Lawful Money. to be Let. Enquire at the
intelligence Office.
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And iuch change however efeeed, is accord
ing to Mr.. Locke (he might have added Vatcll
and many others) at once an entire d;lolution
OF the bands Of government; ), and rhc people
are thereby reduced to fate of anal~ my. with
liberty to conititute to themfelves new leqif-
lative power. Can You pretend that even a
ihadow of independence per..ins 20 an ariao-
cracy creable and extinguiIhable at meer p'.a-
fure If abering the diITolution of the Banda
of government in the fubverfon Of the civil
contribution Of your, country be an evidence Of
Piety, you have certainly a fold claim to the
character. Ifhardly one in ten of you can boat
a deEent, from Perions above the rank Of HOP
keepers and mechanics, where is the lordly.
the noble blood which fhould diainQuiih YOU
from the common MATS Of the common people
If you can expofc yourfelves to he recruitment
of millions, as the authors of their ruin and
miiery, and the intailment of layery on their
innocent and numberleis poGcrity, barely for
ne title Of bonOrrablr, even admitting the adj
dition Of a triAing falary, your claim to any
comfortable portion Of, wiidom, will be diiS-
pured b. fome perfons, If not the bulk of man
kind. Your vaiour may indeed be put to trial,
bur remember 1t will not be on the lide the va
lour Of thoie mobiles was exerted, who forced
from WORTHLESS tyraht the acknowledgement
ofthe unalienable rights of Engliihmen. Your
properly, and may add your perfonal iecu-
rify, will ioon ifand on Arm foundation, when
like Agrippathe favourite General of Auyufus.
you have eitabliihed power which determines
all dueitions of property, and even life itlelE.
by SIC voLol We're none bur you and your
families concerned IN the event, would pity
the latter, bat with little regret behold iuch
abcttogs of deipotiiin, wfinginz out the dregs
OF the cup they had raiteroudy combined 70
mingle for their bettcss. Read bur the hiaory
OF that unfortunate man and uemble at the
fate Of, not only him, bur thouiands and tens
OF thouiands, whom ayarce and ambition have
plunged them in mer1ted and exemplary ruin;
always remembering that bsqis paf1~ sf Jsio
DEF. MONITOR.
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