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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-09

Hunicguen by The Gsndarnes, and by detaeh-
ments of light infantry and chafeurs. The
Rullian officers marched 6rf, among them was
the fou of the commander in chief. They were
followed by white hunars, men Of large
ltaturc, grenadcrs very fender and ihort,
and the ref of the infantry. The Coaacs mar
ehed in the rear. Their long boards, and hor-
rid appearances attracted great notice. Their
horfes were feized b. The Preach.
General Lecourbe has concentred his divihon
in the envrons of Altdorff, to oppofe Suwar-
row, who is on his march from the Italian
baliwcks to Switzerland. MAIZENA, is carrying
in perfon to Lecourbe reinforcement of twelve
thouiand.
sTRAsBURc, OCT. 2.
II is Eaid that general Laroche is accufed be.
fore council of war, as well as gen. Legtande,
who it is faid, has evacuated Minheim, and the
tets de pant on the tight fide of Kehl, which is
now in the poGeGion of the Aultrians, who are
erecting batteries againa the left bank of the
Rhine. AS foon as Prince Charles received in
telligence of the fgnal Victories gained ty our
troops over the Aufi 10 Rufians in Switzerland,
he gave orders to the greater part of his army to
aicend the Rhine. He has been marching thefs
two DAYS to advance into Upper Suabia. Prin:e
Charles himfelf has let out from Schetzngen.
and will proceed with all diligence to the iren
tiers of Switzerland He ilept on the ght be
tween the 18th and 9Th at luxembourg and YET
terday continued his route FOR Fribourg. H.
put in requitition in the environ OF OFembourg
and the Brifgau, An enormous number of Car
riages, to tranlport with more expedition par
of bis troops to the enyrons of Schaifhauien.
We wait here with the utmolt impatience f =
the refult of the operations of general MaIens
agantt Suwarrow. MAIZENA, in his letters Rate
that he had detached two divilions to form a
junction with gene al Lecourbe, oppofei t. Su
wafrow, who had arrived with $4,000 Rpllians
at CORE, in the country of the Crifons. M ,Ge
ma fet out hmfclf for Zurich on the 9Th of this
mouth, to put himfef at the head of ais troops.
Generals Lorge, Kin, Mortier, and Heudelet
are purifying the remains of the Auilro Rulian
army, which ieems to be retiring, part by Schaf
hauien, and part by Conaance. Our troops
paaed the Thur on the 5th and 9th of this
month. They have taken poaelion of Winter
thur, Saint CAL, and the country OF Toggen.
bourg.
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DISPATCH FROM BUoNAPARTE.

Buouapaic. member Of fbe isqhnte, eommandsr ia
CHEF, to bs Executive Directory.
Head quarters at Alexandra, rher nidor,
July az, 7th year oil the Republic
announced to you by my dispatches of the
att Floreal laa, May 40, that the time ap.
pointed for the Decentralization had determined
me to quit Syria. The Decentralization took
place indeed or the a3d Melliior, July IL. A
huadred fail, great part of which were ihips
of war, appeared before Alexandra. 1hr enc.
artillery, and took petition with great intre
pidity of the fort of Aboukir. They covered
the right of their army by the lea and their left
by the Lake of Mahie. | departed from my
camp near the Pyramids on the nth, arrived
on the 10Th of July at Romantic and marched
againa Bereath. On the 9TH, al fix in the
morning, was in fight OF the enemy. General
Murat commanded the advanced guard |
caufed the right to be attacked by Gen. Lame,
who commanded the left. Gen. Laine, fup-
ported the Acknowledgment. The two hottie
columns were fepara'ed by beautiful plain,
and our cavalry found means TO cut them off
entirely from each other. The right column
had no other way Of fafety than by throwing
themfelves into the ica, in order to get to their
boats, which were lying at the daanee of three
quarters CT league from the lhore. All thoi.
who competed it were drowned. 1t was the
mott horrid fpeaacle | ever beheld. then
attacked the fecond column, which was pro.
teaed by village, a redoubt, and llrong in.
uenchmcnts, and hanked by nearly 80 gun.
boats. Gen. Murat forced tie village. Gen.
Lame and Feucers attacked the reloubts, and
the cavalry completed th.ir dsfeat. We made
dreadful laughter of the enemy. The chief
of the 6o,h DEM brigade, and Bernard, Captain
of grcnadcrs, have covered themielves with
glory. Thof. who were not moved down by
the lword, threw thsmfelves into the water and
were all drowned. | then caufed the Fort OF
Aboukir to be Unveiled, where tt: relerve was,
and in which the mott active of the fuaitives
had taken fhelter To fpare the efufion OF
blood, l caufed fix m ortars 10 be brought in
order to lombard the fort.
The ihore, which the preceding year was COW
cred with the bodies Of the French and Engliih
who periihed at Aboukr, was trewed with
more than Coco of the enemy. Not man OF
this army lhall ef:ape when | have taken the
Fort, which will foon be the cafe.
Two hundred aandards, all the baggage,
forty field pieces ELS, the Pacha of Natolia,
commander in chief of this army, and the cou(in
of the TuIkiih AmbaG4dor at Paris, and all his
officers, are in our hands. We had one hue rsi
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sce;ve eyesy posi;le af.Rance, both for the nesei
fary repairs aad FOX the accommodation OF the
crews aud officers.
~, As the fix fhips, Ave frigatss, and two
tranlpots, above mentioned, having been orr
einaily intended for another deitication, were
iurnihca with pievIions for thee months, hi
Britannia ulaieay, ialtead of furnilag them IN
kind. as /, Gated in the iccond article, engages
TO pay, according to an climate which thalI be
made the value of. thefe proviGons. With re.
yard to the oficeis, his majeHy, the kiog OF
Great Britain viii adopt the fame principle as
has been followed until the prefcnt tune, re-
fpceing The Ulcers of the Runian fquadron
which /. Joined to the naval forces of England.
That lhsl letve as rule for indcmnifying them
fer the preparations which they may have made
for the campaign, fuch as it had been originally
intended to take place.
This feparate article ihall be corlidefed as
forming part of the convention above mention
.e l. as being infer ted therein word Tor word; x it
ihsll be ratified, and the ratification exchanged
in the fame manner.
In witntf, whereof. we, the undersigned, iur-
nilhed with ,he.full powers of his majeay
the lirg of Great Britain, and OF his
majeny the emperor of all the Ruiiias,
have, in their mare, fgned the p'elent lie.
paratc article, and have afved hereunlo,
the Tea, of our arms.
Done at ST. Peteriburgh, this a2d (II,h) OF
June, 1899. us LIE compte de kotschonbey'
us lie compte de Rotoplin.
e. 81 Charles Whitworth.
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FRENCH UNOFFICIAL ARTICLES.
ARAU, SEPT. 40.

ARAU, SEPT. 20.
It's reported that General Lecourbe has ex-
perienced flight check: Maaeoa bad iet on,
for Lucerne. He is feaGblc of the necetiity OF
oppoling the progreis of the Ruilians 10 that
quarter. We are aIIured that general Suwarrow,
is already near Schwitz. We expect an co.
gagement which may be attended with great
refults. Towards the Eat, however, our fucceis
has been complete. Three thouland Auitro
Ru(lian prifoners arrived here yelterday, and
thirteen hundred to day. The military cheit OF
this army has really fallen into our hands. =
There was found in il a million and half OF
forms.
BAsLE. SEPT. 80.
Yelerday we faw pafs through this city the
advance guard of a arong Ruff column made
priloners of war in the battle ofZurich, OF the
I'd and sd of this month: they were about
eight hundred in number. II mutt be allowed
that they have very bad appearance. They
were i'll clothed and very dirty. The greater
part march barefoeted, and without caps or
hats their heads are entirely bare. Itsappesrs
that they fought we'll, for almoa all of then,
had wounds in the face. The whole town went
to meet them. They were efeorted as far as
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men killed, and FIVE hundred wounded. Arr.
the former are Adjutants Gen Lecule, i
visr, Cretin, and my Aid de camp Culbef
The two former were excellent officers of CIV
~. the third was the belt officer of engineer
body who contribute 70 much TO the iuceef
battles, and where the lealt fault may be aiteu
ed with the mot fatal confsquences. +
great friendfhip for the fourth General Mm
feuciers, and Moranjie, have been WOUNDED.
The fnccefs of this battle, which will have
much influence on the deflny of The repu,...
was principally owing to the general of BRIG
Murat beg you will confer on him the r
of general of divifon. General BeylIiere. a,
head of the guides, maintained the reputatioi
his corps.
General Junot had his clothes bored liz
feve with balls. | fhall fend you a lit oi
folders who have diltinguiihed themlclves n.
have prefeLted General Berthier in your ma "a
with poignard of new manufacture. on
count of the fefviees which he is continue
performing for the republic.
(igned) BvoNAPARTs.
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LINDAy, SEPT. 90.

The retreat which the imperial troops maei {
on the zSth and zoth from Utznach, by th1
Togsenbourg, and the canton of Appenzel, Wa
very iatiguing. After he good news viii :,
has arrived OF he p.ogiefs OF MARTIAL Suwal'
row in the ioura OF S~i zerland, generals p
trarich aud Gruber are preparing to advance
by the Rhnthal.
The freneh appeared the zoth before Co
ftaDce, but were driven lheretiom the fame d.
Ii is not niariha suwarrow who hiss arrived
Feldkreh, as reported cut i; is general Jeii
ehich. The Fren:h have been In the envrol
OF St. Gdl, bat III iuch inail numbers, as cali.
to DC ddperled.
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fuch information as want Of time viii not At
prefel.t allow me to detail, charge my aid de.
camp, captain Fitz serald, with this d'ipstch.
He is entirely in my confidence, aud Irequsit
leave to recommend him to his Majelty as an
officer of hyperion merit and intelligence
am, Sir, yours,
(Signe9) " FREDEkiCh."
- The Right Hon. Henry Daaaas, &c. &c
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Dutch Account of the above fucceis.
From General DAtSDELs, to bs Councils.

From Gea.rai DAtSDELs, TO bs Councils.
"Head- Quarters Bevrwyk.
al have been conlaut,y with the advances
nols and had not time to write fooner.
:. Our potts were attacked on the I'D early in the
morning--the right wing maintained its Poii
ton, but the centre & left wing iufcred ieverely,
and have re,rea,ed, which obliged my right
wing to fall back alto, for fear of being cut off
aThe conflief was desperate, and the French
have loft great number of men. The tram
and our baggage are here-the reinforeements
of the French ADVANCE hope tor the belt.
81 have been on the batteries tor coniider.
able time, when croud of balls whitfield around
me, one of which pierced my hat, without any
further hurt. am not able to communicate
further particulars. Keepup your fpirits-We
ihall conquer or die"
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PARIS, OCT. 6.

We are informed from the frontiers of Cal.
acia, that the army of iixty.thouland men
an.mbled there, have begun theirsmareh under
tho command of general Lalcy, in order to
repair to Switzerland, to which General Suwar
row is proceeding with the Runian army from
Italy.
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FRENCH OFFICIAL ARTICLE.

Refah Of tie operations Of ,be army IF HffUtfia, on
The 75b and a6.b Of September.
The 18th of September, the thikd divifion of
Lelorge paGed the Limat--the camp of the
enemy was carried. The fame day the enemy
were repulfed under the walls of Zurich-Iooo
killed-3ooo prifoners.
The divifion of General Mortier, and the re.
ferve commanded by general Klan, attacked
Zurich in font, beat the enemy, and took fome
prifoners.
The 76th September, the divIfion of general
Lelorge penetrated the enemy in all points, and
entered Zurich-4ooo killed-aooo priioners,
among whom are three Ruifian generals-3ooo
wounded. The third disiGon of general Soult
paAed the Linth between the Lakes of Zurich
and WallenaaGt. 1t attacked the enemy that
and the following day, and completely beat
them-3ooe killed, among whom were general
Hotze and The chief of his taft
Total killed. $500 - prfoners, 5000
wounded, $500. The whole 1890.
We have beides taken from the enemy fix
aandards, and $50 pieces OF cannon.
Csey eta letter from general Ma5sna TO tie EsesutfV'
Directory.
Head quarter. at Zurich Sept. E6.
The army entersd Zurich combating, the
third diviGon paded the Linth between the lake
of Zurich, and that of Wal-naadt. The enc
my are in full retreat, and l am puiuing them.
(Signed) MAs'EsA.
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Difaters Of the Allies in the North oil
Switzerland.

The death Of Gen Hotze mentioned in Mallcna .
letter pubifhed in the laf Gazette. An article from
Lindau OF Sept co. fays the French have fent the
body Of Gen Hottie the Auitrian out potts on the
Rhine 1t was interred with the honors of war at
Bregen,z, on The twenty third
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s.n,vso. OCT. 10. As far as can be lcai

HAMBURG, ocr. 10. As far as can be lear
ed from III. favorsble and unfavorable sccou
of the late events in Switzerland, ii appears Z
both armies attacked on the fame day, at 6
rent points, according to different plans,
with various bur mutual faccefs. The couf
quences will alone decide the Victory: We
however, grant all podible fucceis to tiahe
and let him lately puriue his Victories rear Y
mach and Zurich. towards the Rhine, and >
lake of Conhance = -Four renowned Ger erals 2
at his heels, who may in all probability bHg,
bis army between two fires but iunPohng
WORT Of chances to bcfal the Auitro.Ruii +
and the mot favorable for the French, gclt,
we cannot find any advantage tor him 10 hs
victory, which tended only to weasen' - "e
file:sbls degtcc, his :shsuaed forces
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FURTHER ACCOUNTS.

{ BY an arriOal at BsqOn, from Hamburg, on m ;.
day Ian, euit6 tapsrs effbat city to "a. IzM. "a
.j5As70igg accoaaf' baVe been reeeissdof the
Succelies of the Allies in Italy, and &,
the iouth of Switzerland.
FfLnKiRcH, ION 6e RbiaeJ Sept. az. On tie
23d, Fieldmarihal Suwarrow commenced h
operations aesinlf Switzerland, from the iide o.
lialy,by taking Airolo. On the z4th he carr
ID Mount St. Gotthsrd Generals TeIlachiel.
Roienberg and Auffenberg, are advancing i,
hree columns againa various parts of III
Santons. Roilnberg has reached the Grifon
country, and taken 500 priioners. Auffenber E
has taken the impoi tant poa of Kreuzherr
AMI Jellachich has made himfelt mater Of
'ioliis, and beaten tie enemy near Mellehorn.
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posaurscarsotS (wAsrAJ ocr. !

The Aua,ians are advancing from Feldkit'
The Auaran colonel Lauer, has attacked
French in Glaris, beaten them, and taken 5
priC,ners, and two llandnds. The Auit %
generals are 10 march againi the left wing
The French, while Suwairow takes them IN Il
rear by ST. Go'hard.
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{ Tie /sLOqui.g article, translated f,sm Rambwgb
paper, lead, TO an sspeaaton that tbs di/aaert Of
tie Alhe, qcs,s not % /erioa a. the Freaeb rspre'
js1tsd them.
swABfA, OCT. (.
1t is believed, that for fome days the united
imperial armies have advanced and regsined
their former petition in Switzerland. The
head quarters of Martial Petrarfch, who COM
mands the diviion of Hotze, was itii on the
10th at St. Gall. A body of troops have pahed
the Lake of Conhsnce, and the Rhine. Gen.
Korfakow's (Runian) head quarters are at
Eglilau, upon the right bank of the Rhine
Some bodies of French troops advanced between
the fcparated armies, and Prog'eaed to the
fuburbs of Schaffhaufen, Winterlhur, Frauen-
field, and fome even to Confance,; but they
are not numerous
It is believed Martial Suwarrow will take
Immediately the chief command at Egliau.
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TR AN STATIONS.

LIsDAu. ('r Lake ConaanerJ Sept 7o, o'elort
r. NJ The 5rioge over the Rhine, which W.
taken up yeitsrday morning, will be throw
over 70 night, and The corps of Gen. Petrarlcb
Whole head quarters have been at Bregenz. i
to advance in hate, as he has beer apprize
that Generals Jellacliich and Auffenberg, hav
united with Martial Suwarrow, who was a 4
vaneing into the heart of Switzerland. Il
already occupies Lucerne.
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SwAB'A, Ga. 8. The news refpeaing FELL
marihll ouwarrow, are contradictory. By tn.
from Feldhirck, it would ieem, that he b 4
joined the corps of Gen P .trarfch, after havin
beaten dlvllion of Freneh troops, and kille,s
ana made pr'ioaers Of zooo, who was aelual t.
advancing in Switzerland, on the other iide =
The other account is from Augibours, dats
Oct I, as follows
g. We have tbs day received by an extraord
nary meiienger, the important news, that ma
thai Suwsifow, on the zSth Sept. entered L.
cerne the Canton we luppoie is intended, WI +
ms army, and that he Was preparing to mares
againlt Berne. The Inhabitants OF the lmat
cAntons al join him. Orders nave been fen
to the GrliIons, at Rhinthal. and Schsifhaufe,..
for the troops TO advance. Gen. Koriakou
on the ash sept. had a conference at Shau :
haulen, with generals Nauendortf and Lienma
er. On the ,9th, aheavy caanonade was heal :,
near Rase'lbsurg."
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MONDAY, JUNE "a, 1899.

In this predicsmen it fcarcely be concealed from
the nation that their navy Is totally ruined, and that
their armies have at length been defeated. They
lurrounded by hatred 70 much the more bitter as
they have fpread ruin wherever they beaowed liberty
and their friendships have always been lareac and
ironca All nations have ieen the republican aeer, and
groaned within the f,Gtsynai embrace There neeps
horrible revenge. Brigsdes of fought in Swift
zerland, and the and bttrohed virgin fell alike
beneath the republican fword and flying artillery The age
of chivslry gone indeed this ihall be Mo Turks
grow Chrfsns, and Rufians afIert ieinement-asanf
h6erfy A Freedman becomes viper or wolf which
all mankind will kill Infulttd 70 many years 10y DAT
tardy conque and varniihed corruption Tutoring no
nour will give way indignation, and anguilh accee-
rate every blow The father on and lover of murder
ed and violated thoufands will be in the pufung ranks
and bleeding religion will point to her denroyers.-
Where then will be the needfu fupport of freedmen
What will foiten the panic which will leze the public
mind VIII the hcentious days of the revolution be
remembered with delight and fssfadion Will crimes
cheer the foul and vice iortiiy the heart VIII the
LOT, of faith give confidence and prohigacy excite
virtuous deeds Wha; viii patriotifm have TO fight
for, or generous courage to deend' Where then will
patrotim and generous courage be found !-Defpair
Horror of the backeit hue will follow and vindcate the
eternal and immutsble relation of wickedneis and mi
fiery Ito Be eOntiauea
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IYo1pNr III

lOus and with jaundiced eye III they have rcFasasI
AL Foreign Power the common Caardiaa q suf Ni.
tionai Rights, their nUmbets mnl q III monenI ts
two uncomfortable to be dangerous, We reefcs ahaf
any pait Illuminating events eouatry foald lave
rendered ineh remarks neesfAry, but hsppy IL
the fa Conviction that the Alnerie Al reape az IA
returning 10 jun fenle al heiE nstioasl shzfza
Without fpirit Nations, like indis.duas. MI be
tramPled upon Without jaa aud bee aasus i,uls q
National Character, VIC fully sgfec with yoaf Hanof,
that we fhould fOon become tie tTihui zfila - we
have long been the ohjeet, Of The pire aua "a s.s
pluader 81 Foreign Nation intern " - uah n }.
vate ipirit Of obedience sad eheefa lappsa - hs
laws and TO thofe who samBIllef then, ~ - aaua
IN politics is better founded haa The one advanced ~
your Honor, that 10 oounters esiuraasssc u, - a.
lures OF the Federal or State Contita e A haf e =
dired and alarming blos, aimed AZ the Sovereignty
OF the People III ,mfeives.
ANY communications which nay b. made fra nc
Chair will meri' our rcfpec, aud iai oaf is.
iious and deliberate oonliati atm.
The snurance which you Hsnorr has hesu p.ssss
to make, that IN lueh appoinaaen flls nasvo,das
devove upon you, IN the c.asis If me preisnt year.
you will have view only to the pehlc : Cd uisFiis
our hghet approx aton II fair chafsaefs pare no.
rails tired pliriotifm and comp rent abs e, hal be
the only accommodations ofhse tie gzgilrnss e
Ma9,bgisth will ruth. - ksszs tf,5v 70 -
d's'' and ffays aaf ssssA4,sassns = .sI 4,
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

fRIoAY JUskI4.
A letter was received from the Governor OF cannec.
tcut, incloling the laws of that flale
Alto, letter from the Governor of Virginia incoang
certain refoluons d6pprohatory OF toe amendment 20
the Federal Contribution Propoed by Ihs LsGAlure II
Mafachufe;ts
Aitoa letter from the Governor of Penniy vana, en-
cohng certaia Reioutions OF The Legna,u.e OF that
fate
AIfo letter from the Governor Of Delaware cover
ing certain Refeutons Of the Leg aA,urs If thar 4e
They were feversliy read and ihoe from Delaware,
Pennfylvana aud Virginia, committed.
The Portland Bank bill. pafsd to be snaeled
bill to prevent the inung OF fnail Bank Notes va.
read feeond time, and Tusiday, 4, O'Clock, alEgaed
for the third reading.
JUNE 1.-THE bill suhorizng the Courts Of General
seilonst llberate poor eonvitts, aud dipole of
them in fervee for payment Of soa, VI prolssatoa,
paiIss TO be enaGled.
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L ar il 1he Acre st HARsAroRp
= So 49, assssasss l,E sia1sf. insli piece Of
MaA.aAsNH. la ESQ "a stiaa4 AAixE.-'rhe
s-aef 49, - $3.50 SIS - appisiaF lad iore.
Allo lei af the iame place, a drab
F.lsalsa NIH1 ltE aaes.lst - h<isar 20 pcrion 10
eszAsaa Ihs ~ ~ hsss = aass ay applyingto
a. Nsss. - #sIazs - - zzsefIaeuent.
mHN
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Legislature Of MaGarbylsA5.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FRIDAY, JUNE II,
'HE Committee appointed on the Speech of his
l. Honor the Lieutenant Governor, reported
Anfwer, which accepted m-,s. con- and the Game
committee were directed TO prelent it.
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portlano,
MoNDAr, JUNs ID, 1899.

kRSATA-ia TIE if communicable, far "as6akea" IN fbe
W Parag'seb, read unhaekledtor " mou0tOas,' ,eaimo
notonousIs fbe hyq paragraph bit ar drugs, read
dregs.
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Rags and CazvaJG
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