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CHTLICOTHE, June a !.

a.
Weanefday laif an expreis arrived here
from Mad River with the following com.
munications, addreaed to the governor.
Gent'emsa,
In anfwer to your favor, of the AL
infant received on the z5sn, with its IN.
happy contents, has been duly attended to.
have called number of the chiefs ofthe
Wiandot nation together, and here for.
ward you their aniwers, and fhaIl continue
TO do every thing in my power to give
fuil lasisfaetion to my fellow citizens.
| am gentlemen,
Your humble fsryant,
lSAACZANE.
Head Ct rnsd river, April IS, 1903.
MeiIrs. Elias Langham and
Duncan M'Arthur. .--ChilE-
Gothic.
Report Of a council, held a, the head Of
Mad River by fevefal Wiandot chiefs,
refpettins the tenor Of letter to Ilsec
Zane, from Elias Langtham and Dun.
can MAuhur.
Weadarels to the militia, and recucf
that they vii! not be rafh about VIVA,
happened, andithat shey will lock beios
them and have pity on our children and
theirs.
We c lear your mouth wipe the tears
from your eyes, and open your ears 70
that you may hear what we have TO fay.
We win you to be two ra!h on this
fubjea we know not how long il will
be, but we faail find out who has done
this milctiet; you muf not think it long,
bur we will indit, and then we will have
a fair council amongt US.
Father, (Gove,aorj
No, we adrtla to you, ard requca you
TO recoilea the laws that wa, maic by
the treaty, that it VS. refed aGured on
both fides that if there were people 70
break this law Of friendhip, that it would
be bad people alone that ihould or would
violate our friendfhip; but we mutt take
care that the inocent mutt nor fufer LOT
he guilty.
We ihall be frong in finding OUT tn:
murderer and five find HIN hlit we ihaiI
acqnaint you Immediately.
Our preient opinion is that It IS foms
people Of great diasncc, that are now
living among US, with mind OF clearing
off TO their own country and with 10 break
our friendhip.
We fend you belt, in tefimoDy otouf
continued friendlhip.
DICHAROIMANT,
K. S. Wla1asH,
TTURTLE.]
TOTARAoH MUDEATOR,
JOHN BAPTIST,
TEYAN DAIRAIGUAN.
Porenpue 7siM.
TINDoP,
BAINONY ARON,
TONDAH WENTON,
BsxY TYibr.
IAIJOSHLAE1E,
IONMONKAGNAlN.
Isaac ZANE, Interpreter,
Witneis,
Sam. M'CoIlock,
Jas. Robitsilic. e.
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HAWKESBURY."
NEW YORK, July 81.
Late from Cabe- Francois.
To be eoatiaaed.J

Bv the schr. New York, in II days
from Cape Francois, we have received tie
following information. There were four
British line of battle ships and smaller
vessels off that harbor. The Cape appears
nor 70 be blockaded, as neutral vessels
were permitted TO pass and repass, after
undergoing strict examination by the
British cruizers. Theyhad not yet heard
Ola declaration Of war, But the event was
hourly expected. The brigands were en-
camped within five miles of the town.
The French troops, in consequence OF the
great mortality which prevailed amongst
them, were obliged to encanp outside of
the town, where they daily died in great
numbers. Two French seventy four gun
ships, one of which had on board 600 pas
sengers, were ready to sail for France /; but
were prevented from putting to sea by the
British squadron off that port. Ihe re
mainder Of the French maritime force
there consisted Of four fri8ates.
The scbr. New York was boarded by
an English "a off the Cape, and althougb
there were number Of French passengers
on board, suffered her to proceed. The
conclusion was, that the news of war had
not reached her.
From Martinique.
The schr. Lion, capt. Rice, in II days
from Martinique, arrived last night at
quarantine. Capt. Rice informs us, that
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(No. So
Payis, Ap,4l 20, 1905.
C My LORD,

My LORD,
g | had hoped that the First Extraor-
binary Messenger | should have had occa-
sion TO send, would have been 70 announce
to your Loldship, that the differences be-
tween the Two governments were adjust
ed on one OF tie notifications pointed out
to me by the last Instructions from your
Lordship. In this expectation am de-
ceived. ! saw Joseph Bonaparte the
night before last, before | had sesled up
my dispatches of that evening to your
Lordship; in those dispatches, ] added
nothing to them. He assured me posi-
lively, that ] should hear from M. dc
Talleyrand in the course of yesterday
morning, and that a meeting would be ap-
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PHILADELPHIA, July Is.

Yesterday arrived the ihlp Msiia, cav
Calvert, 90 days from Liibon, and Al
forms, that the chip Cleopatra, Blsckia,,|
foi this port failed on the 9th June ,ts|
the Taco, Thomas, alto for this port, wal
10 fail on the 10th June that the a,
Maria, or n. Y failed 10 co. with ho
on The z5tb June aad that the lchr. -,
Hayward, for Baltimore. failed the On
day before.
The hip Delaware, Smith for,
port was TO fail in ten days after cap
Calvert.
Cspr. c. informs tina, day or tv
before he failed, Britiih packer arrived
The capt. OF which mentioned the LOIS
TWO Briti!h frigates, one by capture, b
other being drove aihore in gale. H
slfo mentioned the capture Of Ffsn
frigatc by the Britilh, but the names
either is not remembered.
1t was currently reported at Liba
that The Fyeseb bad taken and beld t%t
fou of B,emsn.
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WENTWORTH.
!" Right Hon. Lord Hawkesbury, &c.
mo. SOY (EatraRJ
/" Doqvsiag areef, april ~ 1908.


IF, upon the receipt Of this dispatch
it shall not have been IN your power TO
bring the negociation to concinsl0f on
any Of the propositions 20 WHICH ! pave
above referred, it is his Majesty's plea
sure that you should communicate, en-
ciaIiy, to the French Government, that
you have gone in point of concession, TO
the full extent of your instructions: and
that, if an arrangement, founded upon
one. of these propositions. Cannot be con
cluded without fulher delay, you have re-
ceiyed his Majesty's commands 70 return
to England.
8. His Majesty can only consent TO re-
llnquish the permanent occupation OF
Malta by his forces, on tie CONDITIONS
that the temporary possession shall not be
less than ten years; that the authority,
civil and military, shall during that peri.
cd, remain solely i'll his Majesty; and
that, at the expiration Of that period, the
island shall be given up to the inhabitants
and not to the order; and provided like
wise, that his Sicilian Majesty shall ot
induced TO cede 70 his Majesty the island
of Lampedosa. II is Indispensable that,
as a part Of this arrangement, fiohaad
should be evacuated by the French troops
within short period after the conclusion
by which all those provisions are secured.
His Majesty viii consent TO acknowledge
the new Italian states, upon the condi
ton that sslpulations N favor OF his oar-
dinian Majesty, and d Switzerland, tor
a part of this arrangement.
1t is his Majesty's pleasure that IN the
event of the failure of the negociation,
you should delay your departure from Pa
rls no longer than may be indis sensaoly
necessary for your personal convenience
and that you should IN no case remain
there, after the receipt of this dispatch
more than seven days.
have the honor to be, SIC.
(Signed)
EIAWKESBURY."
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Port Royal and St. Pierres, we,. !,
blockaded BY British squadrons. ses
Lion escaped from that port b. ,n.I
to sea at night. Little or no onp 80
was expected to be made to the F[ IssS
Of the English troops. The prea, s'dD
Of the principal inhabitants had re,i,s J.. p
to the interior of the island, to avo;s
danger which might arise in case Of ),
places being taken by assault. c.S
Ilnpositions were pra6ised against II. 4
nericans, by the officers Of the cus,o,'
as one third Of the amoun- Of their =
goes were consumed by additional fee, :,
duties; and the only excuse Offered !
this conduct was, that they daily ex,..
ed Gle English, and we're determined !
make use Of their own l4uguage) 9,
make hay while the sur shone."
The British cruizers had detaipei
number Of American vessels bound 10 !,
from Martinique.
a French passenger on board the Ii,
on British cruizer's chasing the ~
threw 800 letters eye.board.
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poinsed IN order to settle the tern, q
years for whicl, the First Consul might
be induced to consent TO the cesslon OF
Malta.
am sorry to say, that no such sum.
mons has been received by me, neither ha'
any further notice been taken OF the on
siness. So thar ] irel, that should be-
tray the confidence your LordshlP may
place in me, where to delay any longer
requesting, tia. ] may be Immediately
furnished with the terms on whicn us
Majesty's Ministers would be wiling 70
conclude, in order that may proposs,
them in the form of al ultimatum ; and
that at the expiration OF the period al
lowed FOR delberation, may be authohz-
ed not only to declare thar ! am TO leave
Paris, but actually so to do, unless IN the
intermediate time, the French government
should accede to our demands.
have the honor to be, sc,
(Signeds
WENTWORTH.
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Negotiation Nth France.
coN1INu ED.
mo. ST.

Is a letter from Lord Whitworth 20
Lord EIawkeibury, informing his LoIa-
ffip thar the conduct of NJ. Rhienhsiul
reipeeing the publication inshe Hamburger
newspapers was con6dered by the ffencn
government, as highly reprehenfbls' ano
that every fatisfaetion was promiieo on
that point.
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mo. ss.)
Paris, April r8.
g My LoRD,

faf35s dP11 TO
{" My LORD,
+" have the honour to acknowledge
the receipt of your Lordlhip's diipascnes
of the 9Th inst.
81 Jaw Ioleph Bonaparte immediately
on the receipt Of your Lordihip's diipatch;
and endeavored 60 convince him OF the
Importance Of preventing the ultima under
which would inevitably follow the rslec.
tion ofwIat he had TO propole. | wall
briefly Fate, that on finding it perfectly.
inpratiicable to eiabliih the principle OF
our keeping poaeaion of Malta IN Perpe
tuity, I delivered to him IN writing the
fecond propofal had 10 make. He did
not fail 10 ob(erve, that by this modihca-
ton the difficulty which ne coniidered as
infurmounsabIe was not removed; that
although the order was reaored, 1t could
not be confdered as independent, and IN
fact, Malta wosld belong 10 that power
which had ponsaion of the forts. | en-
forced the adoption Of this plan by every
rcafon which could ferve to recommend
it; bur the po1eilion in perpetulty was
ccnRanily urged as difficulty which no,
ching could remove. Our conversation
lated near two hours.
] confess that ] gained no SOLID
ground Of hope thar the project, which he
assned me he would take to the FIRST
Consul at St. Clouds would be adopted.
But he said that he was not without hope
that he might be authorised to propose to
me the occupation Of the fortresseS Tor
term Of years, 1t was my wish that such
proposal should come from hin, rather
| than FROM me. ] told him that did not
| we'll see how such tenure would suit us,
but that wished too sincerely to AVOID
| the fatal eMtremities to which / saw the
| discussion was tending, NOT to give any
| reasonable proposal which might be made
| OH their part every assistance IN my power.
| This proposal originated with HIM, and
| was therefore received by me merely as a
| matter which ! would refer to your lord
| ship. Ifhoweverl can bring the matter
| TO an Immediate conclusion, and without
| further reference to your lordship on the
| principle of our retaining possession OF
I the fortresses Of Malta for term of years,
| not less than that tinted out by your
lordship. and with the assurance that this
! government will not oppose the cesslon
! of the island Of Lampedosa. | shall have
| great pleasure in announcing to your
| lordship such conclusion.
| IS The conversation which | had the
same morning with NJ. de Talleyrand,
differed in no wise from what ! have a.
hove mentioned. He suggested also the
possibility Of coming to all arrangement
on the ground of a temporary Occupation
aid made him the same answer.
| (7'r1nslatjog Of iaflosaye referred TO IL
No. ST..
| His Majesty viii consent, for the sake
G I1oaca +i,,t tha oOvsrntpHDt
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For TIE alexandria Advertiser.
An ELEGIAc TRIBUTE,
10 Parental Tenderness.

Af14LL ~ tutSa off~1- 80
rs reign 70 unfeeling was done,
The breeze had fncceeded the blatt,
The twins had received the fan;
And DATES had chequr'd the fcene,
Impurpled by violess in bloom;
When ELIZA moy'd Ger the green,
And knrl, by the fde OF tomb.
The willow bent over her head,
True emblem OF griet and de!palf,
Whole branches luxuriently fpread,
And hung with forrowful air
NV parent, my parent, 70 dear,
There needed no tablet, fhe iaid,
NV heart would have told me twas here,
It's hta, dearef Object was laid
The bofom, on which ! have asp',
The arms thar infwin'd me OFT,
THE ewes which 70 frequent have wePt,
So iwees, 70 enchantingly ioft,
Are moula'ring, alb me, in the TOMB J.
Unfeen are the tears which are ihed'
But ai.lso weep DER thee I've come
How low lies, my parent, thy head
ya, mine. has found cafe on thy breaf,
When pain has invaded my frame;
When priel's heavy hand has oPprslt,
NV pillow was always the fame!
Ye tender, ye FEELING of heart,
Who have writh'd beneath agony's
feel
Oh FAY, can saliaion impair,
Apang yet more deep Than ! ieess
TO view a dear objea Of love,
To pain, or 20 lorrow prey,
The G, Gel feniation we prove,
Makes US faint, and as feeble as they
For oh! when the patton is pure,
When love from true tenderness flows,
W. would die, 70 ouf deaths would iniuFe'
A lafing con,ensment 10 thoie.
Bur. oA!whcn fcne friend Of the heart,
Lies painting, lies trug'i'og for BREATH
Oh fay, does the view DOT impast,
a feeling more painful than death'
Dear faint, whole abode is above.
For an angel 10 heaven thou art;
Send dows from the regions OF love,
Relief TO my agoniz'd heat.
Is it fancy which Resls on my mind
oris it thy form that view
So tender the look, and 70 kind
Paa fcenes It appears to renew
Bur. ah! FAD reflection appears,
And tells ne I'm deifin'd 70 mourn
The fcenes which have cheated my tears
Will never, no never, return'
The friend Of my youth is no more
Yet why fhould endleis repins
Her preceprs I'll ever adore,
Her virtues Fl! arrive TO make NINE
Which faid, Che withdrew from the icens'
From the marble her tears had osdew q
Again ne uov'd over the greco,
Tho daily the fcene was Esnsw, eve.
MIRA.
.4lexaxdria.
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The sloop Nancy, Welsh, has arlvtS
a. New York, in I. days passage iron
this port.
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aIeraaoyIa aUbertfser.
SATURDAY., JuLy 80.

SA1OkDA.fj CLs so
The sloop Nancy, Welsh, has aniwi
a. New York, in Il days passage iron
this port.
III The name eftbe F,Neb Republic.
AkRETE,
Concerning the duties of Import and Ez.
port of the colonies Of Martinique AM
St. Lucie.
Ia Metador, year II (5aHr 70, 1909
Lewis Thomas Vlllaret Joyeuss, capt.
gen. of Martinique and ST. Lucie; aud
Charles Henry Berth, Counsellor OF s'as
and colonial prefett OF SAID island.
In considerations of the acts OF hostility
committed some days past, by the Eog'
lish on French and foreign vessels IN s6I'
Of this colony:
Considering the urgency of provldinl
supplies Of provisions and objects OF tA
first necessity for the islands of MartlHlqu
and St. Lucie:
And considering moreover tie gres
importance Of securing for rhe inhaoltan'
a vent for the colonial productions, an
Of dischargirg the expences incurred
providing for the defence OF the sa'c cos
mes:
Decree as Jol}osvs:
Art. I. From this day, the entrans
of all the ports Of the Islands OF MARI
nque aud ST. Lucir, shall be open TO r
reipnrrs, for the introdu Sion of all KIN
of provisions. and articles OF the first u
c@ssity, and tor the expectation OF coz
MIA! produce, on the following condltloa.
AIT. II. The Arete of the ilth y
vose year III, relative to the duties ofSl
port and import in the islands OF MAI:
nlque and ST. Lucie, is renewed, as =
as concerns the introduce ion OF proVis'0l
and articles Of the first necessity; a.
the Cd Article of the Arrete OF the w
| suls, of the 18th Messidor, year 10, est"
fishing the duty of entry at 6 Francs
every myriogrammeS Of foreign W
fish, and the 5sh article of the Afrs's
tie ci-devant Council of State of the ~
of August 1884, which establishes y
ty Of entry Of 5 francs per qas.
n foreign salted beef ard Fash, ale p
visioually repealed,
Art. Ii. All provisions ard aftic'e'
consumption arriving froma foreign co., =
Try, shall be subj-ato local duty o. :, -
| per cert. and to an additional duty o. :
! per eent.
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public sale.

n pursuance Of 9 decree a.'','s q The b,
Carr Of Columbia Disf,ia, at The
la,s Yxn< term, bolafn IN Alesax
dria, ruM Be pI al fasAe Aat'ioa'
TO The bigbsss biadsr, for rfa9y m'a.y'
SUNDRY
Wooden Holssss 6 improvements,
Situate upon lots of ground on the iouth
Gde Of king itreet, between Royal and
PITT Hreess, which had been lealed by
Mosdecai Miller TO James Kidd for term
OF wears now ended. The fale will be
made on the laif Monday in Auguif next,
at the premiies in the forenoon of the
fame day, The porchaler has The RICH
of removing the houies and Improvements
a, any time before the 2ofh day Of Otto-.
Der next, from thu lots uhereon they are
erected. Any perfon may view ard exa-
mine the houfcs by application 70 Johr
Horfeburg and Matthew Eakin, in whole
occupation they now are, and they will
be fold feparats or together, as may be
found mott exPeiient on the day of iale,
for rhe parpofc of telling them for the belt
price.
July IS. aawtdf
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(Translatiog Of iaflosar< referred 10 u
No. 81.

His Majesty vii consent, for the sake
of preserving Peace, that the government
Of the island Of Malta shall be gwen to
the order of St. John the Maltese en-
joyiug those privileges which have been
granted on former occasions. The for
tifications of the Island shall be occupi
ed in peIpetuity by the troops OF his Ma
jesty."
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,o,!,s treaties had been co1afaitsed py vac
a,.s;yIps Of confsdsracy to the general go
,.aro,,,.r,t. but ia this particular the assent
af rI,e states was absolutely necessary be-
8 fore that part of the treaty could eecaftied
"A, ct. Great Britain resnonstratedsEe-
,,eate,lIv. bat some Of the states, partlcu-
iarIy Virginia, refused to concur. Con-
erress recommended it to the states, TO de-
clare the treaty the supreme law, but the
re recommendation was not attended to-
. That article of the treaty was OF course n
valid, and never was fulfilled on the partof
the United States. Vet it is certain that
the whole treaty was not thereby rendered
nullity. Our Independence was acknow-
lodged. Hostilities ceased and the Bril-
fish armies were withdrawn. The cases
are. extremely analogous, and If it should
finally be determined that Congress cannot
admit the ceded territory into the union as
a state, etthe other parts OF the treaty with
France will stand good. If this was the
intention Of our ministers (Which perhaps
may be doubtedo they seem to have guard
ed against the event of refusal either by
Congress or by the people. For it is de-
clared expressly that until the inhabitants
can be incorporated into the union, and can
Fbe admitted to all the privileges Of citizen
ship, they shall be protected in the enjoy
ment of their civil and religious rights.
(Io be continued.
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FIRST NOTICE.
IN the Case Of JAMES SNfI tn, a BSakrriff
WHFR FAS

. Commission Of Bankruptcy, founded uponths'
ast Of Congress passed on the 9Th day OF Aprl,
1860. entitled Is An ea 10 establish an uniform
system of Bankruptcy throughsut the United
States, hath been awarded ard issued forth
gainst lanes Smith, Of pamhies, in the state Of
srugna. Merchant, and he having been declar.
ed BSukrupt---hc is hereby required 80 surrender
himself to the Commissioners, in the said Com
H,lssiun named, CT major parr of them, on Fri
day the 9th, ara Saturday the r7.h days of this
present month, December, and Monday, the 9th
day Of January next, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon on eachday, at che Commissioners Office,
THE house of Benlamin Parks) in the towo Of
fredericksburg od make full disclosure of
his estate andeHcets; when and where his Gre.
ditors may attend TO prove their debts; at the
second meeting TO ehusc assignees and at the
last sitting, the said Bankrupt is required to
finish his examination.
All persons Indebted to the said Bankrupt, or
who have any Of hisefe6ts, are not to pay orde-
liver the same, but to whom the Commissioners
shall direct.
BENJAMIN PARKE,
Secretary TO the COMMISSIONERS
Commissioners Office,
Fredericksburg Dec. /, 1905
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10 BE Sod,

Putfsant to the lsR Will and T sgtament Of Mann
Page, .drcrafed, on Monday The "a day OF Ia
nusry nsxi, if fair, ifnot, tie next fair day,
a, Mansfield, his late reiidence,
all the periopal PROPERTY belonging
TO has E12ate.
ConaRing Of about One Hnndrcd and Sixty
NEGROES.
together with all the foSk Of IIcres. three Males,
Cattle, Sheep, Plantatafon Uscnfls. and about
1900 barrels of Corn. Amongft the Negroes are
feyen very yaiuabl. Cafpenters, three excellent
Blsckfmahs, two Millers aud fome other tradef-
men. The greater PARISH act The whole, Of this
valuable p.operty, will be fold on credit bfts
moaths; the purchaier CITING bond With approv.
edltcusity, teas inSssea from rho date, if not
punttlalIy paid Albums undsr twenty dollars
mua be paid in money.
There is slfo 20 difpsfe Of, at private ale, and
Oh The foregoing terms. namber Of
l. o T s.
in Hanover town, coprtyeof Hanover, .inc.rdirc,
the Tobacco Warehonfrs OF thar place; a Hoaie
and Lot In the town of Bath, or Berkl-y Sprincs.
and 5000 acres of
TENNESSEE LANDS,
belonging to fsid eRstr.
ca- An prfons having claims agzinR faid
Efate, Will pleAfe make thrm known IS fpe.aiiy
rs pofibic and thoir indebted will, it IS hopcj.
3 forward 10 making payment to
Robert Patton,
AdminiRrator wi.h ths VIII annexed.
fredericksburg, Dec. 1. d
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I9ubIif sale.

Or FRIDAY n<xt at three o'el9ek, P. N. aOiU Pc
remprs,ib be rid an Merebants' Nkarf
Sixty four bales of Upland Cotton,
and two Hogiheads Of Sugar.
r 6. MARSTELLER.
December i.
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Pal rEA1QRF NJ

BAL TIMORE, Nov. a5.
Arrived brig l1abells, Craig IS day from De-
mcrara.
The lark, Cleveland, of Baltimore, has aniT.
ed at Bolton.
The brig Rover, of Baltimore, was fpOkea
Ga. u, nlst. ~, %, long. SIS, p, days ou''
for Barbados.
November II.
Arrived LAT nigbt, Ehr. Fair Play, Hddloo'
from Newburyport r. /. Saw ofCape Henry'
a dismaffcd big f4id to be from Tu.k's lasa6,
bound to n. York.
Aifo ichr Rambler, Hills, from Bofon.
The fhip Auguaa, Clarke, hence TO Ainlia'
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