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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-25
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS.
e&ffGct Of a letter from Lgn9o, dated
Tuly 80. 1904.

tSffcct Of a letter from Lgaao, dzted
9uiy 80, 1904.
"SIR---The high court ofsdmiyaIty has
fClec'ed toCapt. Swasey's elaimsfor DANA
|SaS chiefly on the ground that some ofthe
pils OF Lading did not express Account
" Riss. You cannot sremenber TO write
f@oSe two words in bills of LadinG! &!
His Counsel urged, that all the Bills
/. Ladlng in the letters. were accompanied
r0a Invoices or Attestations, showing the
property. TheKing's Advocate said that
f. oils of Lading in the Masters posses
WI should express Account and Risk !;
i nave those attestations annexed 10 them,
u order that the officer examining the ships
' III may at once ascertain the property.
1usy cannot always open she letters, and
''V !, INTO the papers enclosed.
lfyeu make Attestations as to the pro-
4 yon ship, YOU should attach them TO
- ~ !, Masters bill Of Ladlng. Pray attend
: 'n''' and desire your friends to do the
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aIrrauorla Dat!p iDBarslarr.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER Is.

The Federa.ist. Sandgord. of Alexan-
"a, WAS left at Surrinam about the 2o5h
Juno. (Bah. red. Gdz.
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Liverpool (says the Boston Ga2ette) IN
forms Of the prorognatiors of the Births
Parliament by speech from the throne
of The election sf Mr.. Ms;nwayng 1cs
Middlesex county, IN the room ofSir Frau.
els Bartlett-of the near escape OF the
French feet from Brest and OF the ru-
NOR of an alliance, offensive and defensive
between Great Britain and Russia.
Ofconfinental news, Bells Weekly Mes.
senger observes, g 4 our readers expect to
find any articles. of interest or importance
in our foreign selections, they will be dis
appointed. But they will find as much tit
tie sattle in the Moniteur as in any OF our
political Journals: Bonaparte goes to the
opera and menaces. war, hespeaks play
and signs sentence, almost in the same
paragraph. The French Court is now be.
coming as splendid and gallant as in the
ape of Louis XIV. and the despotsm Of
that reign, which, contrary to all human spe-
cnlasion, was so favorable to the arts. is
likely, under the tyranny of Bonaparte, to
prove equally propiilous."
The same paper, however, contains the
Glowing article, which. If 1t declares not
I fact may be considered as the precursor
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-25
Scpr. IS,
OF COLUMBIA,
RExGanfs.

The defendant Peter A. Gsotgad, rot HAVING
snterea his Appearance srd gwen iecuri.y sccor.
ding to ii. act Of Ahembly, and rho rules OF this
ceulr and il appearing to The laris'atton Of III.
court, upep sfiaavt tia; the laid Peer A. Gf:r
gan, is MT an nhsbi'ant ct, this ARIA, On no.
i.u ofiad compliments by th.ir courfei Il y.
Oyless4. ths, rbe f,.d defendant Peter A. G AZ
gan, d. sppsaaher-, on che Grtiiay Of N5vemi,es,
fe,n nsxs, ande his appear. 'ce 70 tie iu.,
and give itcu:ty, tor pe.iognling the decree Of
ths c,uH; AKA has the o;her offend .nta Plaijr;
6. MarGecr, and Dennis Ramf,g, demo, ra,,
away convey CT ic>Tete, the tehis By them o,vice
10, or the c, Cts III lhrif Lands, belonging 70 st.
faid shient defendant, Peer 3. Ggofgao, enid
the further order. decree Of tks conrf. ud ,h.t
= copy Of thi. oder, DC forthwith pubGihr 70.
two uonths fucc fivsly in both tfihe pnbiic urws.
pspsts, puOl'ihsd in 'h's coa :. ands hat ana her
copy oe potad at the ts1nt door 9th. court hou(c
OF iaid county.
Il tosy TIFF,
C.. DENEAIE.
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81 CASH siyen for clean Linen
and Cotton Nag.
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- Printing III all its various
branches executedat this othcc
with neatneis, accuracy, ana DIFF
patch,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-11
SPEECH /:


oeWTWeH u 1De 0e""les ana
Gentlemen Of The Haue Of Repy1sntatives,
THE obligation which we have taken upon
ouriclyes,. to perform the public duties incum-
bent on US agrecably TO the rules and regula-
tons Of the contribution, requires US, to pre-
tea our fellow citizens in the enjoyment Of
their lives, liberty and property and demands
Of US an exact Observance of the principles of
the contribution, and oonitant adherence to
thoie of piety. juftice, moderation, temperance,
induitry and frugality, in the formation and ex-
ecution of the laws necenary for the good adj
minitration of the Commonwealth
Al impartial diitribution OF Juice to all the
people, is of the highet importance to preferve
an equality among them and enable them to
enjoy that liberty, which under the protection
of law lecures their lives and property; and to
unite them more cloiely together, and attach
them more firmly to the fate.
A people enjoy the mott perfect civil liberty
when the government, under which they arc
placed, is of their own choice when they con-
form TO laws which are enacted bv themlelves
or their representatives and when no duties
are enioned, and no reitri6tions impoied by
thofc laws, which are not conducive 10 the
general happiness.
1t is obvious then, that nothing is more op-
polite to liberty, than licentiouinefs Where
ever there is liberty, the people are fubjets. not
Of men, but of the contribution and laws for
liberty coniias in doing only what thete per-
nit. 1t foroids us to allow ourfelves in any
purfuits which are injurious to others for if
irch permiiion was given 10 US, it would aio
be INDUCED to them. 1t implies, thar within
the limits of law and jultice we may act accor-
dug to our own choice, and take iuch meat
ures, as we believe are conducive to our own
happiness. The people therefore are free, 70
long as they are under the refiraint of equal
and juit laws: but their freedom is loft, when
the pailions of men are unrcftrained, and the
laws are violated with impunity. The reign of
juiiice is then over and there is an end of
manners, liberty and virtue. TO efcape from
this Gate of licentiouinels, the people in tome
countries, tubmit to the controul of Jingle ty-
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man Falmouth David Nyc Hardwsh sJohn Diling-
ham Eben Bradbrooks WellAect elem. Newcomb
Orleans. Richard Sparro~; Brewiter, Eaac Clark.
DUKES
Tiibury, aw lam Worth.
NANTUCKET
Nantucket Micajah Coffin.
WORCESTER
Lancafer, iona. Wilder Mendon, Joieph Adams !
Worceaer Samuel Fagg, Edward Bangs sutton Stephen
Muoroe Lcicelttr Nath. F. Denny Rutland. Jonas
fiow; Harawick John Ha(ings; Spencer Bcoj Druiy !;
Weaminner Jonas Whitney; Marlborough Main
Fiher; Brookfed, < Jabs1 Upham; Ux3fidge, Bezaeai
Taui Shrewsbury, jonah Howe Luncnbufsh, *Ed'
Cuhins Dudey, Thomas Larned Harvard, Thomas
Park Gsafton Joleph Wood; hoson and Berlin as
Holman; Holden, Elnathan Davis; Leominier, Jonas
Kendall Wencrn, xDanfo,t III Reyes New-Brantree J.
Woods !. A,hol SEIeazer Graves; Fitchhuryh, Joeph
Fox Royalnon, ifsac GREGORY Northborn sJames
Keyes HuhbardOon, ri. MCenathan; Brncetoa, ~
Dana Barre, Joel Bent Milford. ssam. Jones Sters-
ing, Ilrael Allen Boy l1on, lanes Lonsley.
BERKSHIRE.
SuIieid, xJohn W. Hubert; Stoekbridse, xAfa VIII
6ams Wet -stockbridee, .ahraham LOBBY; New Mari
borough, x3enjamin Wheeler PittsielG, slhomas Acn
ir. xlimothy Chids; Great Darlington. Ks. Whiting
sandhfsId, John Picket; Tyrnpham, Adon. Bidweli;
Laneib,ro and Aihiord, s5amuel II. Wheeler Wiamf.
town, Wm Young; Richmond sZ-eh. Periou; Lenox.
xThcmas Brown; Wndicr Amos Hobrook Patrdeefeld
Cyrus S,oweil Lee, sJofeph Wilton, Adams, abraham
Rowland.
NoaFoLx
Dcrcbeltnr, Perez Morton sEzekiel Tolman Rox-
bury, Ioc.,h Heath WIN. BREWER CroWch f1atch Wey
mouth, xEbphalet Loud; Dedham, Ebenezer Ether !;
Medied and Dover, j. Baxter Milton, David Tucker /;
Wrenthan, zsCOr Kolock Brooklyn, Stephen sharp.
Needhsm. VIM M'inoih Midway sMofes R,ohArdiea /;
Wa pole, sAia Kngbary Stouehon, Len'uaI Gay Shs.
ron, xlobn Drake, Jun /; CohalIet, Thomas Lahrop !;
Frankln John Boyd, Qainey, sMoies Black Randolph,
Jofeph White Canton. Jofeph Besnis.
FORK.
York, sAiexander M'Inire Kittery, Mark Adams |;
Wells, sJohn S,orer Berwick xRichardF Cults Arun.
DEL Ttos. Perkins, al. Peppcreiboro, sWm. Moody
.jofePh Morrill, Lebanon, al. M. Wentworth; Buxton,
xoamuei merrill, jr. Ph'nplbnreh. John Smith.
CUMBERLAND.
Scarborough, xBenjamin Larabee; North Yarmouth.
sAmi r. Mitchell; falmouth, Archeiaus Lewis Brunf
wick John Dunisp eotham, Lothop Lewis Portland,
Jofeph Tucomb. VIM. Synmes, sl,an Tucker, xMAtthew
ed Harpiwell Ben Duning New Gouceiler, Joleph E.
Foxcroit Hebron, SAMUEL Paris
Georgetown, William Lee Newcaitle, John Farley !,
Woowch, Pcleg Tallman Wiicaifett, xtloies Carlton
Thomaaown, sIo(huA Adams Bath. William King
CAnabden. xJohn Harknef. Lewilon. Daniel Read.
HANCOCK.
Penohfeot, Jere. Wardwel; Orringson xTimoshy Free
Buekiown. sJona. suck; Eal,den, Martin Kinf-
ley |; Lncolnville, Georgs u MGR.
KENNEBEcK.
Haowel, sThoma. Fi.ebrown; Winthrop. Nathaniel
Fairbanks W.nAow, Charles Hayden Pttiton, Samuel
OakmAn Monmouth. KS. Dearborn jr.. Mount Vernon,
xPau Blake Pennington, xEbenezer Norton; AuguitA-
sBtnAmin Whitwel WateTviiie, xElna, Sherwin Gard
ner, samuel Eiwe.
x Nezv Member,
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Pricing ohce, No 7, FJs-SD.a, PoariAND; where
Inscriptions, advertisements communications, &c
received with attention The price, cpunry
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WENDELL DAVIS, Efq Clerk.
Rev. WILLIAM EMERSON, Chaplain.

Su9oG.-Jofeph Ruiell, William Brown,
John Phillips, Joiiah Quincy.
EDss.-Enoch lisco;nb. Elias H. Derby,
William Prefcott, John iieard, John Philips, Jr.
J1iddhsfx. Jonathan Maynard, Aaron Hill,
William Hidreth, William Hull.
HampGu,e.-Hugh NJ Lean, John Hooker,
E. Starkweasher.
Plymouth. --Iaac Thornton, Beza Hayward
B,1gal-Joiiah Dean, Nathaniel Morton.
BUnRa5.s.-KichardS Sears,
DUKES County, ssc.--Ilaac Coffin.
W1oreeay.- ihomas Hale, Daniel Bigelow,
vylyah Brigham.
Bs,k@ne--J John Bacon, Barnabas Bidwell
Narf91.- John Ellis, John How.
1o,s John Woodman, Jofeph Bartlett.
Cum5rrlana-W codbury otorer. John Cuill-
ing.
Lmcoln, CO.. Hon. David Cobb, Mark L.
Hill
Kmne5eek John Chandler.
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ON Tuefday June s, agreeable to afign-
ment, the Senators and Representatives aiIem-
bled together; when His Exeeency the Gov
ernor came in, and delivered the following
SPEECH
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ubois numasr, gao.

opinions of the magistrates by whom the alter
atoms are propoied.
In the courfe of this year there will be IN
election of PRECEDENT and Vice Preiideu of the
United States, and it will be incumbent upon
the eginature at the preient FELTON,, to direct
the manner in which the Electors on the part
of this fate fhai be appointed But, gentle
men, it is unneceiiary TO mention the particular
fubetts which now require your notice.
They will occur to your reflection, and, ar,
periuaded, that you will attend TO them with
the fidelity and zeal, which an enlightened love
of your country infpires. For mytelf, l,all
he folictous to deferve the confidence, with
which the people have repeatedly honorsd me,
by cooperating with you in fuch ,neaiares, as
ihall tend to render the Fate Respectable, to pro-
mote ju!tice among our fellow Citizens, and to
fecure to them life Of quiet and tranquility.
CALEB STRONG.
JUNE S, 1894.
~ The fpeech committed to Me1rs. Ushsm,
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MASSACHUSETTS COURT REGISTER,
FOR 1904.

~--'s'a :. Z. = s..:s:S AZ
His Excci'ency CALEB STRONG, Elq.
GnYERNOR
His Honor EDW RD II. ROBBINS, Efq
LIEC'T G1YERNo2.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-11
COUNSELLORS.
SENA1'E

SENATE.
Hon. DAVID COBB, Eiq. PRECEDENT.
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- The fpeech committed to MeTr.. Upham,
Norton Jatkfon, Tucker (of Portland) alI Montague
to report fuita,le address in anwer Il ercio.
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BdpNSTABLE.

Barnlabe, xJonas Whitman Sandwich sIohn Free
man Falmouth David Nye Hardwch, sIohn Diiing-
ham Eben Bradbrooks Wellaect elem. Newcomb J;
Orleans, Richard sparrow; Brewiter, Laac Clark.
DUKES.
Tiliury, mW lam Worth.
NANTUCKET.
Nantucket Micajah Cofhn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-15
BURR MILESTONE
Af.sNUF.9CIORY.

HE subscriber sa'les this mode of returning his
thanks 10 his former patrons, and informing the
public III gen .ral, that IL has (by desire oil his
fsiends) recommended the MANUF ACTuk-
INC OF BURR MILI.-STONES and having
furnished himself with supply of the best ma.
te.ials, and having hod sixteen years experience
in the business, III Ba!sin,ore, Petersburg aud
Richmond, hopes 10 be able 10 give satisiatsion
10 his employers.
The stones nc will warrant to be IS good as a.
NY iii the United States.
ANY orders left with Capt. WILLIAM PEN
EocH, Norfolk; Capt. William CnAADERs,
Ssaunton; MIR. WILLIAM HAY, Wytiie couaty,
or Mr.. RoaERr MOORE, Petersburg shall be du.
ly attended TO, and country produce received in
payment 1T the customary prices.
hn TWO ApPKEH'fICES will be taken
60 the above business, and short time required.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Richmond, Jan. 10Th, 1908. (T)
Nj. FOX SALE, PL AIS7ER of PARIS,
in stone or ground, for the improvements ofland,
with directions Tor tie use thereof.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-15
FOR SALE,
A Tra9 Of Land.

Lying in the North Garden, in hbcmarc county,
containing 1000 acres, adjoining the Lands of
Stephen Moore, William Wood, and the late
William Cole, dec within eighteen miles of War.
rem. and the same distance of Milton There IS
on this Land new Barn, IS by d feet j good
Overseer's House, and Houses fer the accom,no-
dationof fifteen or twenty Negroes The Over.
seer's House, with little expense, may be rem
dered very comfortable for small FANNY. A.
bout half the Land is cleared the greater pait of
which IS in good order for cultivation, and q con.
siderable part OF 1t fresh and well adapted TO he
culture of orn, wheat and tobacco.
Any person inclined TO purchase, ny app!icat;-
on TO the overseer on the premises, will Sc shcwn
the Land. The terms Of sale viii be, Que fourth
part OF the purchase money paid on the first day
OF June. 1905, and the balance in three equal an
nual payments from thai day, each instalment 10
carry inities, from the day sale, if not pun6tu
ally paid. Bond with approved security, toxe.
'her wi'h deed Of trust on the Land, will be
required OF the purchaser, to secure the payment
For further particulars apply 10 the subscriber,
Ewing at Soolch-Town, in Hanover county.
u die above Land is not sold before 1T will on
offered At Public Sale, TO the highest bidder. be
the terms before mentioned, on the 28d day or
August next If fair, # not the next fair day
Ia either case, the rurchascr will have leave TO
seed wheat as soon after that time as ne may
choose, and may be furnished with the ctop Of
Corn, &c. that may be made on the plantation
this ycar-say from two 10 three hundred barrels.
JOHN NJ. SHEPPARD.
Scotch-Towh, May 3O,h, 1904 IDS
The survey by which the turnpike road from
Stanton o the Point Of Fork is run. goes inrne-
diatcly through the land above mentioned. conve
nicnt to u handsome a. uation for building. and
good water ~
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The work now offered to the American reader
exhibits complete view Of the Antiquities,
Hianner5, Customs, religious Ceremonies, Lava.
Arts and Literature OF Ancient Greece at the
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these has hi herto been only attainable Inv a labo
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hcitous to join entertainment with instruction.
Inc RAJ ELS OF ANAcHARsts, on the contra
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" be induced to imagine he is pcrusing a work of
mere amusement, invention and fancy; t his
eye Gances 10 the bottom Of the page. when he
perceves there IS scarcely sentence and nor .
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inc au'Ho'iiy OF some ancient Thor. The a.
maZng number OF these quotations may uerhaos.
az hrst sight, seem TO nave been UNNECESSARY .pd
TO have more the appearance Of a parade Of e,t,.
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be remembered that, Ut the same time that they
must DC h'Shly acceptable TO the man of real
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aiely taken from some ancient writer, and there.
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Westllam iron Foundcry
NEAR RICHMOND.

THE subscriber takes the liberty ofinformin:
tue public ,liat he has taken lease aud is ::
present working the above toundety and havin;
provided the hes, artists IN THAI line from New,
York and Georgetown. together with Pig Iron
OF the first quality
Proposes to cast---Mill Sudgeons & Inks of e.
very description; also, cast iron wheels for the
chincry CT mills Kamford regisic'cd and plain
CRATES crate front and bottoms, for RumfO,di-
Eng fire place; large and small stoves csbou-
ses and Cabin stoves, Franklin Stoves for wood
or coal; kitchen CRATES, with crane and range
complete ;coach warmers plain s,ovcsand maud
plates; cast railing Of every patterns piow
shares AMI pow boards cast wagon, coac1, ,
pi,ac,on ard chair boxes scale weights from
to 60 lib sa,h and clock weights; Fatcnt tay
irons for smiths, Oh 4 very approved plan
backs jams and back lays; nail cutting machines
with sc,ews complete; wheei.birrow bowlers;
garden ditto cas-. iron anvils; fire dogs and hand
irons of every descrip ;ion-tosether with any o.
Their article n,he casting line. to given pattern.
1t the shortest ro,ice by application at tlie fur.
mace, orto
JAMES DUNLAP, in Richmond.
25,h June. 1904. wSm
z. s. Old Iron purchased by pplca,lon a..
hive
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II -fPI ana 6OUTHG ATE.

Groccrs end Commission Merchants,
In tie store lately occupied By Mr. BouLrox,
opposite 5iy P.easgnts' Printing OEce,
MAIN STREET, RIG HMOND,
pa3!c. tbus tIev bave laid in q general ossoYf-
mem of GROCERIES and LIoyoRs y fbe f,4t qua.
afies, S'bie6 tScy selling vey los for ready mo-
icy or lpyoducs at casi p, ices.
Also, S,nccg's W..re. Patent S5st, Cuabo1rGe+,
IaAiSo &c. Gc. and H1rc's Philadelphia 6Ottled
Po ter, Of vOkitb they bave Constant SUPPLY, b. tie
dozen single Iu,tie.
They bGVe for sale, on Commission, Cur
NAILS (ton, 81 to 2g) BY ne c.,s< d, small gum
Mites also, PEACH BRANDY Nv tbe I0Vrei, a;.a a
PAR 81 CoLooNh MILLsroNEs, jset II IN.
-:i.g1.st s, 1861.
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Mediferranean Pal6orff.

NOTICE is rereby given, that it has been
N deemed cxpcdicnt TO chan. = The form Of the
Mediterranean Passport Issued to vessels of the
United States; that from the eighth day of July
nexs, those Of the new form will be Issued az the
custom houses TO every vessel, for which applica
ton may be made on compliance WI Il The terms
prescribed by law and surenderng the former
passports OF Which she may be possessed, If any,
IN which latter case no fees will be required for
tie exchange; and that by an arrangement a..
greed upon by the Datbary powers, wih whom
We arc at peace, either tho Old or the new form
OF passport will bc suieiem; 10 protctl tie vessels
CT the United States. from capture unh the 1st
Of july 1905, af'er which the Old form Of pas sport
viii be unavailable and the new Que a one IN use
Deparmcn; OF State,
25d of Nay, 1904
2be P,iHiors gste Iaus Of t5e United Sta,es are
recsfef "a iTscrf sbe aboyc an fbcir CGsces t5cicc
sgfek foy ,5e sb0cc n SIX morf5s, anil roe Col2ee
tors Of fsc Casfoa's q iecp oobies a. il o2,fed R6
:" ;se.T O. ees' June l. en-
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theirs will be Is dolls.
All prizes OF Is dollars may be renewed for the
next class, or paid, at the option of the person
entitled. If they be claimed within ,hree
months after the drawing commences, they will
be considered Is renewed in the second class.
The drawing TO commence in TIE city OF VIII
Harrisburg, on the Ist day of June, 1904. under
the management of ames Madison, John Brack-
en-, William Nelson, Robert Grecnhow, Burw ell
Bassett, Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler, Cham.
pion Travis. William Ligh,foot, Litte,on w.
Tazewell, George Tucker and James Semp!e.
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