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Jenks' Portland gazette., 1805-01-21

/ APPEAR In obedience TO luminous from
this Honorable court, TO anfwer articles OF I'M
parchment exhibited againft me, by the Honor
able the Houfc OF Representatives OF the United
Sites
10 thefe articles, copy of which was deliver
ed to me with the fummons, fay, that ] have
committed 10 crime or misdemeanor whatioev-
er, for which | am fubied to impeachment ac-
cording TO the conititution of the United States
deny, with few exceptions, the acts with
which am charged ihall contend, tina, all
acts admitted to have been done by me, were
legal; and deny in every initancc, the imereb-
er intentions with which the acts charged, are
a'ledgc9 to have been done, and in which their
Ifuppofed criminality altogether ccniiits.
But in charges of 70 heinous nature, urged
by 70 high an authority, iimpe denial is not
luffioient. 1t behoves ne, for the lega! jufif
cation of my conduct. and for the vindication of
my character. TO meet each charge with . full
and particular anfwcr /; TO explain and rcfute at
length, every principal urged againit me to
fate the evidence by which am to diiprove
every fact relied on in lupport of the accula-
ton and to detail all the faas and arguments
Oh which my defence is to ref. The neceiity
of an anfwcr embracing all thefe objects, in
cafes ofimpcachment is obvious and the right
ito make tits fecured by law and (an6tioned by
uniform practice.
Such an anfwcr it IS my intention to make.
Itis my purpofe TO fubmit the zr55k ground of
my defence to the view of this honorable court,
OF my country, of the world, and of thofe who
are to conduit the Profecution.-So will my
Judges come TO the trial with that full knowl-
edge Of the whols matter in diipute, which is
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-27

IA pipes sd and Sd proef cognae
Brandy
70 s sssIsi. NsvsEaglans Rum.
90 bags Green Coffee
500 lbs Jingle, double, aad treble Battle
Powder
With geaeral aGnrtmens of Liquors and Csc.
ceties as Siaa! For Jaie By
MandsoiIle 9 3saaeD0n.
November IS q
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N OTIGE E..

THOSE psrfoas who aave claims aeaine the
fabfcribsrs ara reqaeGed so bring ia thcir &C.
counts, and Ill who are indebted will DO plealea
Is prepare for fenlemeat.
r. s. W. p. RICHARDSON.
November s. 60
N. q. \ few Shares in .ha bank Of Pcto.
mac for Eale.
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Printing, lllts various branch
es, Handsomely. executed at this
office.
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F Q Il S A L E.

s-g-<FE nhfcrihers iatsadios Clarity 70 renove
( i.oa Alex .ndris, sFc descs0s Of e.ipoGEg
of that vslsatie WAREHOUSE, at aae soFnef-
OF King and Pst'ics- Grss,s, opeiG,e RAvey and
lN,H,'s. ,Thsle who with 20 puFcbafc will pleals
apply 70 the fub!eribefs,
n. & w. P. Richasdloa.
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DabIf Sale.
On FRIDAY next.

On FRIDAY next
mo o'clscS, will as iolG ar the vsndue Store,
K u AZ
Il hsds. and bla. Frtnch Brandy in pipes,
Gin ia pipss and bis.
WhiRey ane Apple Bandy in bis.
Sugar in bids. sisrces aRd bis.
s asi,: .ss s.,., Sop =. i.s.-..,
Mould and aipt Candies
UaiGns ia kegs, boxes aud jars
Figs in kegs and trails,
Dsssn's Ware in crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
&c.--ALso,
A Variety of DRY GOODS,
among which are
Cloths, Coatings, Keriemcres.
Dagas. Plains, Ksrlsys, Negro Ccstons,
S.ress, Rlasieks, blue Briezes,
Caliasancess, Ruasls, Yarn Stockings,
Chinszes asa callieoss,
Irih Linens, Silsas do.
0snahasgs and Tieklenbufgs,
Muslin and Muslin Handkerchief,
India Muslins and Table Clethess
Gandsuna handkerchief,
eoloEG'd Threads, Hats and sundry other
giclss.
Philip G. MarRt1lsr.
Nov. e.
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:DiEoluton Of Copartnerfhip.

TIE Copsrtnerihip hithegso fabGaing urdrl
the Arm Of 5Jsfapb Riddle s Co Of AIcxa''3~'a,
was t!i6ovcd the fra nfaat, by nutu y cen.
TENT: All perfoRs that are indebted TO, u that
have claims on the fame, are requeacd 60 cone
forward and fettle, as ii is dcGrabic tie coi. rhe
csna,sn as foon as pofiblc. Thofe whofe &C
eonhss are Of long aanding are particularly re-
quelied TO attend to this netice, and nsse
psfments 70 either of the fubierisers.
JOSEPH RIDDLE, !,
Q: Alessaadria.
JAMES DALI,
Of Baltimore.
Jseptembcf rs. Il
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T o K e N T,

NNR neat directory Dfek iIouss, on P'inee.
~ Greet, nearly oppofse The poif chice. Poi,
ell will be given the ssh Daesmhef nsSt
4 two foy Blk Houie. on .Angsreet,
ncxs door to !. aad NJ, Scholfcls's.
tvo aory Frame Hour, en- King. Greet,
nearly oPpoftc to l!aac Citizens esfe. Ooa
other or ST. Afaph iliect, next door TO Mr..
Faw's cfice--sad two fna houies CD the wharf
adjoining my lumber yard.
Thomas Prefton.
November rs. eaSt
N. B. do again rsqusa shofe perions hat
ave Esy Coniche and ether Planes, AID Price.
Book, 70 bring chem halna. I. r.
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mo. 1859
S A L T..

1000 buMels fine Laueypooy SALT.
JUST ARRIVED, sas
Ard for fale from OF bc-se,hc hrig P, eeGopt.by
JOHNaIUCKER,
Wha has on hand,
20 bbls. New-York prime Poll
so do. POTATOES
so bids. Mulcovade SUGAR
100 bbls do. &c.
So do. choice HERRINGS
A Iev bags COFFEE
Imperial,
liyfea. TF,s
Yeung H.fon s. 80
Hyioa Skin J
Pipes old Cognsc BRANDY, &c.
N. B. Cath given for FLAxSESD.
NoyeEocf IS. 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-27
KENTUCKY LANDS.

. Tie Subscriber has FOR SALE,
roo ACRES Of Land in Harden county,
D 90 Kentucky, binding for 10 miles on
The western lilore OF Knoielinn, and lying abcus
&c miles ifon Harden coutt house. Knoelinn is
navieabie from the lane into Green liver, and is
the beR sA, cream in Kentucky.
This land, though near the Barrens, is we'll
woodsdy and remarkably well watercd. The
outlines include 70, oce acfes, bur ,hele arc 10
or $4,000 acres Of elder faIveys within the lines,
which are accurately laid down by actual faryey
made three years ago, for the purpo!c OF acsr-
tanning interferenccs. There is ~ land IN Ken.
lucky more free frog dtpute than The quantity Of
cred for fals. On thcfe elder iurveys there are
two mills and many families, and Or the lublerlb
crs land there are shout dozen famliss, deir-
Gus of buying their fsttesnens, and he has rea!cs
to belieys 100 families rrore would have pufchai.
Cd and fctted Gu the Isnd in the prelcnt yesr, had
futea lis sfaiSs % have fold out in fng.e par
eeiS THAT part OF he coansry poa.Ang health,
and msny Iocei advantages, and being near ths
ccrtge OF the fate.
Sanue! Tuner Of this town, knows this land
well, and vii IKE TIE lcu6c TO give jnf dc.
fcripti IN fits qualify to thofe who NAV ftSe it.
This land, If applied forpr,ot to the aoth De.
cembsr, viii Sc ink at 60 cents per acre, 90 bond
with iotsTel, paysalein 1, z, x 4years. 1t
the bopis be Satisfactorily fscured, unquefionaols
title viii at ence be given Cor lie lard
( BEN. STODDERT.
ererge. Tsqvn, November IS ee4y
Bark of P0tsaas, Hoy. S, 1905,
1@HE Stakeholder, in the Bark Of Potomae,
are hereby ntep~acd, that "a Divided OF
thrre pc: cent On The Capital Stock for the laa
half year is declared, and will be paid To them
CT ,asir Legal Representatives, On Wednesday nsxs
the 9Th lnitaas.
By s,9tr IF Tie P,ssdrat and DsssRsn.
Charles Page, Calaier.
November s. e3"
Printing, nllts various branch
es, handsomely executed at this
office.
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Vaudeville aad Ja,neaon.
GFFER rex SALE.

- .s
eFfER rex SALE,
For Cath, Pfedsse, or on ihe uiaai Credit
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
LIQUORS q GROCERIES,,
coaasiss OF
Mafesvade Sugars, efyarieus qua
itiss.
philadelphia and Alexandra Loaf and Luma
ditto.
Jamaica,
n. 4. Rur,
Old Jamaies Spirits, FOR family ofe,
Peach and kpnr. Brandy,
Cegniac and Bordeaux do.
Holland and Country Geneva. =
70 barrels itrong and fine Favored Rye Wits,
key.
Madeira,
; S's' r. VINES.
Malaga, znd
TsneliAs
80 cafes ST. laapa Niedoc Claret.
satt cid fsa proof IriHa Whiksy,
100 cafes Wed !sohiedam gin.
A few hogh:ads Of o,eica Molzgss,
TennsGes anliGcorgia Cotton.
GauPowder, rp.c
II '' Very earefaIly i.leSaed
80 r. from the eea csrgass fsr
So s sa''O'' ocon,fy trade and iaRly
Hvfao lkio and o'S'
Bebca
Green Ceflc, Chocolate, Pearl Barley, RiGs,
Starch, Fig. i,lae, Soap, MaRard, Rappcc ard
Scotch Snuff. @
SPICES Pimenso, Pepper, Cloves, GAIA,
Nstmegs ant Mace.
Gnger, raee and ground.
yFictant and Orleasf Indigo, MadaG, CsS-
peTas, A.ism ana 2rimfouc.
Pateat ihot, aHorted, Rea BIB 10 Nc. 8.
Bar Leaf, Hustsr's Pipes, Boes Wax, Wrap.
ping Papo+, Dsmijohns, RsEHea Sait pene,
Chalk,
Mould and Dipt Candles.
Britifls Gunpowdsr of various quail.
tiles from Fto treble battle.
@ttshsr IS.
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From the CharlsRoa Courier.

I WISH that ******#** was in
chains in Tripoli, inlead Of captain
Bainb,idge and lieut.. Olborne, and
the other brave fellows who are in ia
very there was az ejaculation fer
vently made, a few days fince, by an
American Tar, upon hearing of the
capture, at our very bar, Of the Anne
riiean fhip Two Friends, Perhaps
Jack exprehed more than he really
wilhed--upon enquiry, learned that
this honef fellow had once belonged
to poor MsNeil's lhip. l therefore re
ceiyed his expreilioa with fome grains
of allowance, and did MIN the juitlce
to believe that he had no ferrous dellre
to add to the number Of our wretched
citizens who are dragging out mitera-
Bile exilfence on the Barbary coat.
An American lailor loves liberty too
well, / hope, to with any man depriv-
ed of it, although the negligence OF
that man may, in fome meafure, have
occaGoned its lois to others. And
probably it is not al1erting too much
to fay, that to the partlmony and neg
ligence of our administration, do the
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A'stalarfa Daflp aonertiser.
FRIDAY, JusE 81.

h. S.: g q letter from cattain B..iiages, Of
om ~ ss.s Hannah, Of Mes05arybort. to'his
3afea Fayal, April 9Th, 1905.
Iav -. alf'Ved here on the 3lst ult. The.
hos, has, got in. was fired upon in a
|a,eer IVA manner by an English pr.
} he a. sna received 2 very severe wounds
Re rs s'G y, and thigh, which thank God
|hey will ase.y TO prove mortal, although
lnsuisb epst me several weeks of pain and
FED, and 80 90 consequence of being disa.
ave , ala Irut being high and scarce I
all d. s nv y cargo for wines, ans! shall
ny yoae si Tor or Newburypoyt, as soon as
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/" Meq0s at BaDaierrt, Gaada!ox9e
I" May %, 1906


:" May %, 1906
20 On the zzd init. arrived at TINS port from
Martinique, the French imperial fchr. I-.iene,
of guns, bringing information Of The arrival at
Fort Royal Of a F,-nch hset, conGfin3 Of IL
iaii of the line, frigates and 4 iloops of var,
u.aer admirs; Viilencuve, from Toulon, togc-
,her with Spsnilh ihips Of the line and feve-
raj frigates. under admiral Gravina forming all.
together, I8 fail Of the line, IL frgates, aoops
of war. and fundry tfanfports- having on board
rs 200 troops, u,.der the orders of gen. Latirf.
ton Ia creole of Pondicherry| fri aid.dc-camp
Of his imperial snajeEy Napoleon. On tie re.
ccipt of this Information, genesal embargo was
inGshtly ordered.
" On she s4tt, two French ffigases came 20
sechor at Raffaterrc. with general Laufiaon OH
board, for the purpofe o. eoaiul,ing with gene
raj Ernouf, the plan Of operations againt the
Britih iaands. The general rrmainsd there dur
ing thae day, and in the evening iepafsed witch
the frigst.s. The day following, very great
activity was ufed in bringing down mortars,
bombs, hells, etc. TO the Tea Adc, TO be en-
barked on board the aee1. Two thoufand art~
!erits and engineers were to be taken from the
garrifon of BaiIaterre, TO be joined 20 the force
on board The fleet, making in the whole 10000
troops.
IS The 6ra point of a tack was fiid to &c 1I's;-
nidal, after which they would make fwcep of
all the w;ndward iflands.
e The R-er reported, that about the time
of their falling from Toulon, the Brett aecr al
70 had orders to put to Tea, and proceed iramc-
diarely 70 Jamaica; and It was reported few
days ago, from St. Thomas, that Jamaica was
actually taken.
/" The following are the names and REFLECTIVE
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poor captiyes at Tripoli owe the fofs
of their liberty. In the communica,
tons Of commodore Morris, we learns
that had the fligate Philadelphia been
accompanied by a tender, fhe might,
by going ahead, and founding, have
warned Bainoria5e Of the rock upon
which he fplit-in all events, had the.
frigate been accompanied by another
veiiel, Fer crew would have been fav-
ed. Commodore Preble complained
srievoully Of the inluRieiency of his
force. The pgeisnt campaign, fsid
that able commander, would have ter
minated, and terminated gloriouny,
the war with Tgipoii, had been fur
nilhed with foitable force. After
fpeaking OF the bra.ery and proweis
Of his men, pfeb!e ADDS, ut or free
IS inmEcseat.-t wait for the arrival Of
the frigates promiitd to bc fent long
ago. In another letter, this neglected
commander lays, the telnpefuous lea
Ion approaches, and l mutt (oon re-
sire-retire without doing any thing, if
no additional force arrives. He after
wards writes, that the !hips 70 long
expected had arrived; but the leafon
for military operations had palled, ana
fome q tnefe Hips we're not in ftuag
ton for making them-one ofthem was
without gun carriages, &c. &c. lti<
pretty certain thar if Efficient force
had been 1ent in time to the niediterra-
mean, inltead Of reading the galconad-
ing letters publiihed by Mr.. Secretary
Smith, iaying that the walls of Tnpo-
Ii would be knocked down, and the
chains of cambridge and others would
be knocked off, when an additional
force Jaould join Preb!e, we lhould
have had our hearts gladdened by learn
ing that all thefe fine things had been
done. It Is TO lefs certain, that ii our
government had a good cutter to crulze
along ihore, Lille privateers would nor
dare to molea, at the mouth Of our
-halbor, vellelS notorieuily American.
MsNeil has, for many years, command.
ed packet, trading between Chariot
ton and London, and is as well known
to be an American packet, as the cha
raeter of any thip that TWINS is known
The duties which would have been
paid at our cuitom-houfe by captain
MsNeiI, had the pfivateerof "the en-,
hghtened government permitted him to
make an entry, would, probably, have
amounted to twice as much as would
purchale good efficient tter-but,
at prelent, we have not a crtter for the
protection of our trade; and Of what
ule are gun-boats ? Some time ilnce,
iome Of the advocates Of the preient
Administration exultingly declared, that
however much the gun-boats might be
laughed at, though differing from any
thing that had ever been leen before,
yet that they were well calculated for
the barpoiss for sehieh they we're intend
ed.-What thole purpoies are (if they
have any relation TO the defence of our
ports has become general enquiry.
AN OLD SHIP OWNER.
.xzossosz.-
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Or The reade. will pIeafe to make the iol-
lowing corrections in GEoGae SUmMERs's Re-
ply to Richard Rasnllgt, (publ;ihed i.r'' panph-
ler,) and accompanying our paper OF this day -
In page 3, 9Th line, alter the word me, read
on ecbieb the retfyees eeSvayael it agaian ms---
and in page I6, third :nc from The bottom, Tor
18Th, read 8,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-21

The moR prominent article Of our
laf European intelligence is the adj
drels ofshe king Of Italy to the confi-
tuted authorities Of the kingdom. 1t
collects many intereIting events which
are more pleating, as they are more
detached from the hihory which be-
longs to them. In this picture we
'ylew the conditioa of Europe melio-
rated, and we find fuch facts as delerve
|,our attention as friends to the. hopes of
mankind. His majefy points, as with
full conviction, to the moderation Of
France, as viible in all its policy.
France evacuated Germany, and be-
flowed Venice on Auarla. The poll-
ticalexiitence of Holland has been Ia
cred Switzerland lives in IT'S ,.Cantons,
and bieliings continue to enrich Italy,
in the ieparate majefy of its Kingdom
which is never to beincorporated with
France. In all thele events, his ma
lefty claims to have fubmitted the IN
terelis OF France to the welfare Of his
neighbours. The prefent limits Of
France are conGdered as fixed, and in
the fame moderation with which France
has begun, it will perlevere. The
whole is conceived with the ltrengsh Of
the. emr.ror Of France. Milan was
built by the GaulS above 800 years
before the chiftian ara, and has hnce
been b@Geged 40 times, and taken 20
times, and alnolf demoliihed four
times. But fromits fufferinss, it has
always recovered, and aill employs its
rivers and It's canal to ai1ilt tina: trade
which its arts vigorouly maintain. It's
in N. L. As, %, &c, and s, 81, IS, E.
L. from Paris. The inhabitants are
given at 10000, and it is tie fourth
city in Italy.
The Sandman fates or the CONT
nent, which lay near, in 1890, gave
3,1oo,l84. And from l774 to 1890,
the increa!e was 100000. 1t will be
in the power Of the king of Lombardy
to combine the greatef advantages for
the PROPERTY of this new feat ofroyal>
tv. The Emperor left Paris for Mi
Ian, on the 28th March, and his holi-
neis on the sd of April.
Reports of the plague at Conifanti
nople are abroad, in general terms,
but in Servia the greatelt diltrels con-
tinues from the indecifye meafures
which are adopted in that country.
Nothing has yet been done to give an
afcendaucy to any party in that dit
traefed country. As a fngular ipeci-
mento commercial indulgence, it is az
hrmed that the porte has given fpecial
protection to the yef1els Of Prullia in
the Mediterranean againlf the Barbary
powers. The effect may be reckoned
uncertain, fhould the pahportsappear.
Could the Porte be held accountable
for the depredations Of thefe powers,
the wars OF Barbary might ioon ahume
a new form.
(Solem Reg5fer.J
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BELLA EoRRTDA BELLA.--for many
years past the aspect of British affairs has
not been so forbidding as at this moment.
In spite Of all her efforts and vigilance the
fleets of the enemy have eluded hers, and
strong in force, polite in design, and sue
cessful in enterprise, have now, probably
within the reach of their grasp, high com
pensation for the hazards they have en-
counsered. Jamaica, the object or their
aim is, by no means sufficiently shielded
by naval force to repel their aggressions );
though the gallant Nelson may be straining
every nerve, and spreading every sail to
overtake them, the probability is, that be-
fore he reaches the West Indies, this ISL
and has fallen. The loss of property and
of life to which such an event must give
rise cannot be contemplated but with
grief.
On. r. Daily AaDertiser.)
Outfacing truth is what the Aurora calls
living down calumny: But has Mr.. Jet
ferson doae it? Why the votes for him
wele 162 to IL. 1.-THE votes had been all
altered ths merit or demerit OF his charac-
ter one jot or title it would only have prov
ed the force of delusiun. But the amount
of electoral votes he received does not prove
the proportion of opinions. The only way
to ascertain is by direct vote, where eve
ry vote is counted directly for a President.
Voting thus by districts, there is posi-.
bility that President may be elected by
small number more than ole quarter OF the
votes; this can be automatically demon
strated, thus: There ale l76 districts !;
80 make majority there are we'll say,
2ool votes given in each district ia SO
districts 1901 votes for Mr.. Jefferson, and
1000 votes for Mr.. Pinckney; in 81 dis
tricts aNthe votes are for Mr.. Pinckney
but MIR. Jefferson may be chosen with the
votes standing thus:
For Mr.. Jefferson $1,000.
For Mr. Pinckney aos,o87.
(Nrg. Gas.)
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MARRIED, latt evening, by rs Rev. Mr..
Robbins, MIR. EpHRA1M GILMAN, to Nils ANN
CRAwFoRD-both Of this place..
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FROM. THE VEST INDIES.

A gentleman who came our in the brig Molly.
captain Whcldon, from Guadalupe, has furnilh-
ed Us with the following memoranda, which he
entities, Phil. GaS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-09
az PnILdpRLPHIA

Medical aud Physical .1annal;
PART T. goi. =.
Collected and zcrang d By BExIAy1S sxIrp
BARTON. ~ ID. Professor OF Msrc,ia Me.
dca, Nasurzl history and 'Bosany, IN
the University Of Pennsylvania.
Jzss f,u6lisbsd an Phiiadclihia, and for Sgks
6y s. jieasanfs, IN, Richmond.
The general plan of this work viii be thar NJ
I" The Medical and Physical Journal" he
Medica. Annals" {" The Annals of po,9n, -
and other similar books that ate printed = -.
rope and in the tinted States: II wii certain.
!. Original recommendations ,cIa,,ve 70 IN the
branches 81 Medicine, Material Hisior,, and
Physical Geography.
q Biographical sketches os the lives Of crn;.
nent Pbysicians Snd Est1r;.,isss
). Revewsof, snd extratts from new p,b,;~a
toRsin Medicine, natural history, & Ceo.ta,;,.,
a Miscellaneous ek,raSs afvar;ous kinds Iii
however reia6Hg 10 the expressed obieas of the
work.
Tbs philadelphia Medical and shysical Iovr.
nal viii be pltiisned even six months. earl Ne
will contain 700 psgcs, printed on Good tvos
and paprr---ne % part ofvol. I will BE pubiish-
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