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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16

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Ne man to b. admitted who IS not at
cas-, fully five feet ten incires high, Of
athletic form and active Habits. The
6renadiels shall act together, under
the command Of a major command mt.
If there should be more officers or
msn of proper size to form those COM
panies, the preference to be given ac-
corsiiny to statufe--if there should be
deficiency of officers, promotions to
be made from the sergeants &c. In the
same manner, and to be organized IN
he same way, there shall be formed
four companies Of light infantry, to
consist OF men of the most active hab-
i,s, and snterprizing cast of character,
and to approach each other IN size and
appearance as near as possible.
There shall be no corporal punish
ment in this corps, that of death ex-
copied, but all offenders shall be either
confined for time or ignominiously
expelled, accordingto the nature OF
Their oaecees.
The Uniform of the corps to be a
Lac. coat and pantaloons of domcsi C
rsanefacture, the officers to be dlstin-
g.ished by epaulets and plumes.
p. s. The following additional propo-
si,i,ns are we'll caloula' ed 10 render essen
iial p..blic se,vice, il, the regular. tu.ice
as militia du y, aud sill also Laws no small
irGusnce in proinoting early marriages.
The FIRST class to succeed the adj anced
guard OF the nation. to consist OF bache-
lors between .s s. IS years cid.
I ne second, OF bachelors between .25 L
The third, of bachelors between 80 &
*.
The fourth, OF married men between
is s. IS.
The fifth, Of married men between IS
&sa.
The SIKH. of married men between 81
s. As.
Bachelors, called unon duty. n,ey get
substitutes, from married m.n, OF the 4th
ard Ssh classes.
.AGer receiving notice 10 be ready TO
perform any p riicuiar Go y, Subsequent
marriage shall not, be an. exemption from
the'per formnsce Of that day.
Pe;hsps The mode Of classification may
be var;sd 20 advantage. have adop ed
tina, which. Dsst s1its my own ideas.
There can be M doubt that this system
viii give an energy and general conf
derce which do not now exist; and viii
kewise, by exciting to early marriages,
strengthen Tie .ocial compact and enlarge
the sphere, and extend The benefits Of CT.
v liz .tior.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16
ERoM THE BOSTON PATRIOT.
OUR FoREIGA RELATYoNs

~
Have been ably discussed in almos.
every point of view BY the friends Of
our country, and ingenioasly confused
by its enc mics. But there is an i'm
portant confederation which appears
to me to mtrit more attention than it
has received, either from our rulers,
or those who have volunteered their
opinions---The weighty cansidera.
ton of the national morals, in which
all have a paramount interest.
A large portion Of the nation is by
habit commercial, ani the mania of
traffic and speculation, has (ss2e 2ially
ia the N. Englanl Stat=s0 psrvAded
almost every class of the Community.
The question with oar hordes Of spe :.
culators is not how they sh,N a;q lir.
wealth with their fellow citizsns; but
how they shall make money Out Of
them. With these noiso ne vipers,
that breed AID fatten on the corruo-
ton of national morals
honor will ever be an article for
barter in whatever market the ex.
change is In their favor.
We have stood in the eyes of the
world for commercial integrity, al
least, so far as inspection Offices and
custom houses were conccr1ed-aad
this ought ever to be considered a
primary object with those who fill
the high ofice of guardians of our no
nor, our rights aud our prosperity.
This sacred trust becomes Of more
consequence, as smuggling, dePreda.
ton, and piracy, have taken the place
Of those equitable AMI liberal princi-
plies, which were once recognized as
public law b. the civilized world aad
ackno wledsed and enforced by the
great commercial nations of Europe.
In this wreck OF principle in the old
worl /, which must sooner or later
break down and humble in the dust
every power that is a willing partak or
in this objectionable crime, this crying
and spreading sin of the aga----let
us, as anatiou at least, wash oar hands,
renounce as far as possible every
temptation to commercial fraud, and
stand erect in the sigh: Of thu world
and of heaven.
We may talk in vain Of our rights
and our wrongs in general terms.
The greatest scoundrel is always rea-
dy to swear that he does not mean to
do wroag, and ths homes. man is al.
ways willing to do right. 1t isso with
nations. Eaglaad and France have
put the petty pirates OF Morocco to
the blush by their euormities. Yet
both clli n to be right, and when push
ed to their wits end for pretences, re-
sort to the rdFian's law Of retaliation
AID of necessity, for their jds.idca-
ton.
These portentous AMI growing evils
have already SO far pervaIe1 TIA. new
world, tdat we cannot, il VIC woulI,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16
DOMESTIC.
BosToN, Feb. l.
INSUFFERABLE OUTRAGE.
To the Editor of the Columbian.
Ga N. York Republican paper.)

SIR
I am Just this, moment informed tina,
Mr. Jackson made bis debut at the City As
sembIy last night and that when he rose
from the supper table, he was saluted by
the band, with 60 Gsd save the King"
was not at the Assembly myself, for 1 was
resolved not to form one of a ihrong to
grace the presence of the Insulter OF my
country. / pray you therefore, to have
the goodness to inform the public, whether
or not God sdUc the King was played to
an American audience, at a crisis like the
present.
N. York, Ian. 90.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16
FOREIGN.
NoaroLk, Feb. IA

W By the arrival Of the ship Ore sizes !,
Allen, in so days from Liverpool the
Editor OF the Herald has been pa, in
possession Of Lond On papers Ia the 1l.h
and Liverpool {, the tsh Of Decsm5sr.
They are perfectly silent as to this
country. an remarkably barren of what
would be of interest to the Ametican
reader. H,wsver, We have made soms
selections.
A letter from Liverpool, by the Orestes,
dated Liyerpo II, Dscemb;r 10Th. sta es,
that GA arrival this day from New York
IN % days, has ven rise to rumou-s ua.
favTab e to an adjustment OF our ii,cSen.
ces with America; AMI though tlsre a.e
no particular new generally knw1, yet
our spectators havs come forgA d and
cotion5 aud tobacco have adyauc 81 a. least
ten per cent, and there az: few Wiling TO
sell even at this advance"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16

Inflated act Of c.ftain nas.n',ers oil the
I" British party" ia n wv Y ,rk and th:nS
III highly prop ible that j tcasoa Was let ia :,
10 the secret previous III accepting the in.
|vitation. II these lad gnitics are repe ,ted
we should not De surpciz I'd If y ,pular COM
m ,tions sh ,uld b. excited to such an extent,
as wonld prov. TO G. Britain and to the
Tories of thc u. 5 .ates, that the spirit OF
the Revolution is not extinct i'm the bosoms
|of AN .ricahs.
Ingte. federalists of New-Yorki Jsck.
soni,es Recoliec. that you are not un-
known or unnoticed -=WNlile Am rican
federalists dlsayow your oN,luct, and wash
their hands of its consequences. rene nber
that the spirit of our Injured people can.
not shut their ears and their eyes to yotr
lhigh-haaded Insults. Do you brave the
government. and defy the people Beware
lin season. Are we in Coheatagen
Columbian.
The disgusting attention paid by the an-
glo.federalists of this city, however MORT.
Tying to every friend of American honor
and independence, is operating greatly TO
the advantage of the republican party and
cause. The doubtful are convinced of the
existence of a British faction in the midst
of US the wavsring federailst, perceiy,ng
the length to which so many Of his party
will go, shrinks from the unworthy purse t
aad jpihs the republican ranks; and the
Republicans, indignant at the atrocity of so
grossly in suit;ng the nation, and tn. de-
monstration of ran corous hostility in these,
British partisans, forget all MN con-
celebrations, and unite in an ardeat devoli
on 10 the support of our country. Thu,
is good derived from evil, and the DIS
graceful conduct of British pirtis,ns pro.
duct,ve of advantage to thu American pub
lie. i'd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16
CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
iTu-.day, Feb. 6.

The report cfthe committee on The sub
isG OF incorporating the banks of Wash
ireinr. Alexandria Columbia and Uni.
on ba; K Of George town, was taken up
and refereed to a committee OF the
While.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16
A. B..
REPLY.

REPLY.
The fact is so incredible, 50 shocking to
every American feeling, and so disgrace
ful to the country, that it Is with reluc-
tance we are Obliged to declare, from in-
da5itabls authority, that it is true. LAST
NIGHT GOD SAVE THE KING was
PLAYED TO IN AMERICAN AssgXBLAGe
in honor of COPENHAGEN JACKSON.
We forbear comments for our ind,gn alton
is too warm for thsir expression. I'VE
only state facts, that the world may know,
il popular tumults are excited, who has
provoked and occasioned them
Ed. Columbian.
This scandalous proceeding of the Jack
sonites having excited the Indignation of
the public in very high degree, it was
thought prudent by those who premedta-
ted the insult, to shield themselves fron
.odium, by casting the whole Diame upon
the ignorance of the poor leader of the
orchestra, Loeis Benoit. Accordingly a
form Of certificate was prepared, AID a
number Of copies made and distributed "a
mong the different federal printers OF N.
York, who, like sone of taat description
in Boston, have ocen 50 long employed in
eulngizing Jackson, and defanins Gwern.
ment. The following is a copy Of the
CERTIFICATE
4, Louis Beno.t, the leader of the band
of musicians, who performed at the City
Dancing Assembly edo deci-re, tina. the
tame OF God save the King was not played
at tne Assembly on Thursday evening
last. But at the time of the LADIES' leav,
ing the Tea Room to return to the Draw
ing Room, did add to the piece of music
tnen playing by tae band in the oTchestra
of IN. Tea Room, one air ofths tune of G od
save the King, but which l Immediately
changed to the Battle of Prague. / fur
ther declare, that the said air was play
ed of my own accord, without the directi-
on OF order OF the Manager. further de.
clare, that meant the said air for 4" God
save America" wdich / had ostel heard
sung aud played in the streets.
N'g y. isio January LOUIS BzNoIr.
This pitiful attempt at an apology is too
flimsy not to be easily penetrated. TAe
men who could be so lost TO every sense OF
pTopriety aud patriotism, as to iDvite such
q character as r. ]. Jackson, at such a
time as this, to a coaviviAi and spciai As
sembIy, would nos fad II difficult to give
orders 20 the music 70 greet him with tue
loyal and favoriie air Of 50 God save great
George oir Kis9H The eertIicate of
Ben,it carries VIVA il the evidence of rs
own hypocrisy and depravi;y. lie says" L
added 10 the music then plying the tune
OF God save the King but whIcn 1 inns
diateiy changed 10 the Battle Of Prague"
IL this was not meant as compliment to
Jackson aud his W lster, and iiigraRt ia-
snit to shs u. 5. way Was Il Immediately
AANS EDy We 5slcYs 1t was preme-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16
Uncertain

81 406 600
1t is proper to add that the summary of
the destination Of those exports, being
grounded on the clearances of the vessels,
canno. be relied on, under existing circum.
stances, as showing with precision their
real destination. Thus, all the vessels ac-
tually destined for the dominion. of Great
Britain, which left the TAI ed States be-
tween the 18th of April and the 10th Of
June. cleared for other ports, principally,
it is believed. for Sweden.
&c have the honor to b., Sc.
ALBERT GALLATlN."
@The Hon. Speaker
OF the House of Representatives"
The report and documents were order.
ed 10 be printed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16

the 11sh sec.ica limits the da-lt:on
the bin To a year, ald Il ON thence to thei
end OF the RexI session. ofCongress there.
atter.1
The bill was twice read and referred t.
committee of the whole on Monday
week.
EXPORTS FOR 1909.
The following report was received from
the Secretary of he Treasury:
"rreasury Department,
February z, 1910
I" Sir, I have the honor. to transmit
herewith statement of goods, wares and
merchandise exported from the United
States nominaily during oae year prior
to the first day of October, 1909, but in
fact during the six months and half en-.
ding on that day, expectations having been
prevented by the embargo till the fifteenth
day of March, 1869.
The goods, wares and merchandise Of
domestic growth or manufacture, included
in this statement are estima-
ted at 8 81, 4o5 ,702
And those offoreign growth
or manufacture at 20,797, 531
-
Amounting together to 52,203, 23S
The articles Of domestic manufac lure
may be arranged under the following heads,
VIZ.
Produce Of the sea 1910 ooc
forest 4 5S3, 00C
agriculture 90 234 00C
insAnEactnre 1.506. 00C
Uncertaih 373. 00d
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-05
April I

The Sneaker acquainted the house that
he had received letter signed Francis
Burdett, on which he wished to know the
pleasure ct the house. On a cry of read
read he read as follows:
a. To the right hon. Charles .H66oe, sheaker
JMe house Of commons
/" SIR-- You haze on or about he eth dav
Of Afril, inst. as Sneaker Of The house of
commons. Jorcibiy broke and entered me
a7cfLtfnS house ofme, The undersigned Fran
els Bnrdet, situate in Picc4diiiy, in he ma
IRISH Of 81, James, Westminsier, in the
county Of D7iddieSer and having akso. on
me said 9fh day Of Hhri. caused me 10 be
affrchended, and nnf4wtuiiy committed 10
q certain prison called htS majestg's Tower
u Lendon, and 10 Re there initrisoned, and
as yer kent and detained in prison there,
WITHOUT any reasonable or hrobabLe cause
qvhafeUer, I do therefore ACCORDING 10 The
.Jorm OF me statute IN such case made and
HroUided, hereby give you notice, fhat
shat, at or soon after tie e1t1iration ofone
eateHder month from The time Of your 6e;np
served with notice, cGuse a BIZ TO be. tiled
against yonfn hismajcSty's conrt Of kino's
bench az Westniinsfer, and a 7ortt or sunp
mons TO be Merenfon sued our eFhis ma
jesfy's SAID conrt ofking'e 6eheh az JVesf-
m'nsEer dSainSt you, az my suit, for these
sofo fTeaf0sS ana fdise imfrisonment, and
shaH proceed aSat,d you Mereuhsn ac.
ecrdiHg to l6ro. am, t5c.
FIRM CTS BURDETT,v
Dated ne 1911 day of,dhris, 1910"
The Sneaker said it was at the OPTION oI
the house whether the letter should be en-.
tered on the Journals.
The Chancellor Of the Erchegxer said
something upon the subject, but in so low !
voice as to be almost inabdibie
Mr.. Po75on6y thought that the lette,
ought TO lie on the table.
Mr. Uhh6rcad was Of the same opinion
The lstter Contained nothing that coul,
make II unfit TO be received; and It Nigh
be the ground Of great questions hereafter {,
be tried.
The letter was then ordered 10 BE jrser
ted on the s0uIpals.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-05

Louls NAPOLEON. hy the grace Of God at
the Constitution OF the Kingdom. K,ng 6
Holland and Constable of France:
Taking into consideration, that the do
partments Of Zealand aud Brabsnt, the, GER
ritory between the Mouse and the WAL, in.
Guiding Nimeguen, together with the Bonn,
melerwaard and the territory of Altoona, have
been coded by us to France. by a teati
signed on the 10th, and whereof the ratifi,
cations have this day been exchanged. we
have decreed and hereby decree:
Art. l. The inhabitants of Zealand, Bra
Dant, the territory between the Mouse and
WAL, including Nimeguen. together with
the bommelerwaard and the territory of AL
tona, whether public officers or others, ara
hereby declared to be, from the date hereof,
released from their oath of allegiance Ia
ken to us.
2. Our minister for foreign affairs il
charged with the execution of the present
decree, which shall also be published and
inserted in the bulletin of laws.
Given at Paris. the 3lst day March. of
the year 1910, and of our reign the sth.
(Signed,) LOUIS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-05
PLYMOUTH. April 10.

PLYMOUTH, April 10.
Came in the American ship Harriet. from
N. York, for st. Sebastians, with coffee. cot.
ton. cocoa, and dye woods. for orders-Mr.
M'Kenzie appointed by the government to
negotiate for an exchange of prisoners with
the. government. of France, is daily expected
down from London to go over to Morlaix
trawl boat is fitted up to receive him on
board, with the cartal flag flying.
The pirates in the Persian Gulph have
been wholly defeated by the English the
pirates amounted to about 5000 men but
400 English troops landed at Ras uI Kimaz.
their principal seat on the Arabian shore,
and gained possession of the town in about
four hours. The enemy were severely cut
mp. and gave way in every direction, and the
town was given up to plumber.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-14
scH,ARIESTONs,s &:

The schr. Dolphin. capt Askwnr,h. frss|
Key Sale, swaa brought 10 abont q o'sbdI
Yesterday ,moraiaS OF die .nofsf bar.
the French priva,eer Ca Rsyanet e o. Gil
and while,she was il the sctbf lyiaS g, M
Frenehinan rsn.unasr her yssrn nd poS|
ed avollsy Of nysaue.ry mo her With
all the officers, passengers spd tTswuf tt
Dolphin were upon deck, and the vessel
within half pis,el shot, Of each ether Fgf
sunassly one shot only took eGssk Wild
pierced and broke the arm Of Ar. Foley,
passenger orrboafd. AleF4 seammi.uag
tbia uprroyak ed and wanion sttaek upsuii
dsleneelsss vessel, they told captain Adj,
worth 20 70 abcut his businsss. = +
The Dolphi belongs % this. port, asd
.has. only been absent twensy days on hst
present: voyage j, she was perfectly va
known 70 the officers OF tie privatesr, tht1
having been frequently Oh board her, shA
the yesseis lay near to each ott,sr q Gad,.
Gen's wharf, bsfors ths, Dolphin saiied %
her present geyaas.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-14
FOR SALE.

II the fozvn Of OccoQuAH, 90 ats 20sh Gy
!, ~ " May aext, al Puddle 4,icties,
That valuable MILL &EsAT q,
lsts the property Of Elisha Jsancy,
! GITuATEi in the aid tyEn og Dceoqhan
~ On this scite VIVA erected, &bopt cierts|
years ago, a3pacious three story B RICK
MILL HlOUS 3, witch sver since ID,
been occupied % . miD0la ttering mill un.
til about twelys month"; ago il vas DESTROYED
by, fire-the stones and bficks ofthe tormce
wallis. and the iron work Of the building at|
upon the spot, and wo,,jd ;Ansver for nev
mill, which mightwith these aids, be erected
in time to hiind the growing crop Df wheal.i
The advantages sppsrtsinin1 80 this valus
able property, which in the dtssSt scass
never wsnts water, being furpished By 'As
Occoquan river, are, 60. generally known .
not to need a,parficulsr sndtnsraii s sui|'te
j, to state, thai Il is situated In { healthy .id
Furnishing Hstle town al the Fails % the d
yer, about rs miles south sf .Slexshdria. %
hcgreat stage road, leading nnfth and sey'a
LIN the heart ofsa wheat ecsntsaY' and ny e
navigable water 70 the mill door, where Ns
sells may come Of saficient bufthen to CAR!
500 barrels OF Gonr, Win ihls saitabie sea
for water works Of any. description, Tiers
may be had about ssOsacres OF well timbeFes
land, lying On the opppaise sids of the risst.
4 For isprspertt onc,tsnth sf tas purrhaS
money will be required in hard, End The 70.
'sidue In three equal annual payneHtA W.
interest from che day al ssIss 8 s, q.
y Richard IN. Scott,
Tstssss IN CssS;tsvs Of = fGsaes
April %. 2aw ~
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rO R;ENT.

"a very commod ious Brick pveI
;ling and Warehouse, all is GoAd ordsr, nv
ated On King-sifcet, ID tie neY sass ti'oed g
good waser,s and % Sxe en- $40 tr bcs'-
ness. ydlse, three ether 4fiek g. e,liSSs q
the same Sstrect, one of jiich hes q So
ware honse fora grocery stor6 md llhs dssas.
ton equally good tcs phsluess- rsHss )"
all The absss Psopsssy VII r. pace fsa'00s,
hle. 81 8 81 8. -
|, - Il. Anarex Stholdeld, 4
NHS kasjxsf tyreipe " md ~ NJ tsLe.. !. .
quaesity ELS TpH q iE ofaA ssee'
lent quality s.s.:: & q = 2, :. q
- = NM ~. 81. 81 81, Z, s.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-14

impe so 6 fsssst ~ !.
1ksdtvx Iliect 81 . 9 dxvil: III ~
IN jsi1 ia me eS66s III ssseSsicu. =
.ises q ssased n ~ fspotsa 3 81.
The sdppfesei6n AZ thtss papers ),
aioae siEofd t6s strong ess pssssmtsbts
even ,wsre besiJiv} violence wanting |;
asis was stssed a. th$ door of .hs 6ous
M enron, oSis of Nv committee. ~
,of:she proofs were ether andsf ihss r.
rsi,s own hind o. ~ 90 hsa fe;sads,
conid NOT therefore befs huttxd.
s. TIE univstsal ind;snaticn sxsited ii
house e fhess ci.ss gasisnees wss cah
qualIed 81 the fesiibS s produced byksl
ter to,he. spssksf. sippei ire I'm. hs ,
ready % appear befSrs : tsi6upsl and 81,
,hjs limo altHobsh y Ahs ,tly !
.sssnt of his writing be knew q eoninia
was aetualIy sislins - yssslgals bic 3
'd,u,cs. 6efDfe wshpm ~ hid tysh.ureda
aprear, ascend any idenss ii his pcss
Atbsut hspabIie opinion l'as Ioss 81
made up on;ihn sutjsrs lhs stisl dys
OF Wafinsoa can oaly b. fomPlstsd d
sessioin- sl,en The iinssafis asiop now 81
iiaensed, indst &c Chased. Il 90 sesenl
supposed he Win sndsavcr q assit hah
By resisnings q ~: s. SIS 1
s. When sshs, ssroyt Ands dccumenh ]
printed, i shall send you soPies:
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THE CA PtTAL5 JACK
COLI aM b US,

VIII. stand the present season ct AZ
Siastcr., and b let %. Ilares % Five Dollars.
n naad by, the Erst Of August !; IT not, Zen
Doliars will 10 requirsG and fifty cents 10
rroon,. Ienneta Twelve Dollars and 2. dollar
- erccni.s Cohambns Is too We kuewIl 20
need ) dsssfiptiaA 81 this tiues and viii be
SOLD. dslisessIbIe sast cl y soon q
James DawIons 1sgst.
a. lssahkee,s. sfstyI 90. s4. sess ses laN&iF,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-14
SPANISH: Nae ZINC, SHEER
IF q n 8 "a W.:

- s, If OR S A LIZ ;ss,-sa
on TUESDAY the sth day o. June next,
Min he sold to tho highest bidder Of Rrpnln-
lawn, near the fown 81 AlexAndT
sts blOods8 Sban,h Msysne
Rat9s. * l,es,.
= lsh hase iusa. arrived in RE ship Diana
:ss ssbsin. These sheep have been select
"a 3 isk care, and are believed 10 DC Of the
Hretsiass &c EsElnC 8, y Il &
6 - "a xiilslske place, at u o'elosk, and,
I. Ss,s;( 81 pinssy, says viii be given for notes
. W inssll Of AlsSandria, WITH
alsss Hoes:
S sets g: 8
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-14

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