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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-02
Valuable Wharf Property
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber being de'irous OF
closing his affsirs in Alexandria
ofiero for sale his Wharf, and ware
aouse there or. The House is lsrgs
and COW enie.t to the River. with ms
use of 90 feet Alley on the South
extending to Union Street. nc
Wharf can accommodate ships Oh INC
greatest draught Of water.
Also, three building lots fetween INC
sid Warehouse and Union Street, Two
of which fronts on said street u iests
inches each, and extending back 70
feet Tic other fronting oil the sls,
80 feet, and extending hack S! fee'
inches, on which lots ere ehea -
Tobacco Warehouse and Stable =.
Likewise the Brick Warehouse 81"
Lot on the north side Of King, oe'"e'"
Water and Union streets.
Also, Farm, in the county OF rsH
fax, about ten miles frcm Akxancl'n
containing one hundred and six'y'." W.,
acres. with q good Orchard ao0 Wv
Houses. ,,a,
1.-THE above property is not so,a e q
private sale before the second G'!
October next, it will on that daY ''
fered at public sale.
For terms, apply to
John Tucker
June IS "a"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-02
Notice is hereby Given,

That the subscriber has taken out let
tiers Of administration in the county OF
Alexandra, upon the estate OF Henry
O'Reay, deceased-all persons having
clains against the said estate, are re-
qaested to make them known to the sub
scriber as early as possible, and those
indebted 10 the said estate are desired to
pay the same without delay.
CLEMENT SEWALL, Admir-.
July ASIA. 3awim
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-02
Potomac Company.

THE annual meeting,oi the stock.
holders Of the>Pc omac Company, VIII.
b. held at the Union Tavern, George
town, on Monday the 81 August next.
al Ito clock 49,
IS sEpH BREWER, Treasurer
IN, l3. 3tawi2A
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-02

LOIS on centre Street.
For sale or to be let on ground rent
forever
Sundry Vacant Lots,
situate on centre street, the new street
lately laid of and gravelled leading from
Simpsons corner at the turnpike DAD lii
to King St. at Hoof's meadow. Some of
these lots are. in the county of Alenan-
dria, and others 10 the county ofFairfax,
Offering choice to persons inclining to
buy or lease.
For terms, apply to the subscriber at
his office in Alexandria.
CHARLES LEE.
December "a eoif =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-07

bu; Of Public opiqios--to Which all rood citi-
Gems ought to- how>vah respectful submission,
and TO tue conviction VI his own high under
standing-which could soi long be balanced on
such question.
Nor is1his all The opposition party are in
cessan'ly occupied in sowing jealousies be-
tween the army and the navy-in representing
the latter as the only stay Of the nation's hon
or, and the only bulwsrk ofthe nations safety
They modesfiy assume to themselves the merit
OF ever. victory, and chdritabiy confer upon
the administration the disgrace Of. every de
feat When one base falsehood is demolished,
another is fabricated Sometimes Chauntey
eGnf fight 1so"--st others, " TIE government
rs Iired Of the s.ar, and is akout TO patch uo a
GsSraceful feaee" What end can they hope to
attain by such 5ffars 2-Ccrtainiy none advan-
ageous to ,heiNown permanent interest or
creditable to their country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-07
OurArhnpl,s.

According To thea.ondon newspapers, our
enemies have paid higher compliments to the
vafor OF our tars than we have done ourselves
Their lamentations over the Guerrero, Java,
Macedonian, Frolic, &c. &c. have thmndei ed
eur applause over the universe the tone Of
deep regret has been universal with the
boasted masters Of the ocean, that it's singu!ari
tN must have been noted even at Algiers Nor
IS our glory emb,azoned only by British lamen-
tatIon--o,r fame is spread abroad by the tow
or guns and by British illuminatiuns. Former
~, when Duncan, st Vincent, or a Ne;sor
gained signal victory and DESTROYED a Dutch,
Spanish, or Erench' feet, the tower guns
were hre'i, but nevcr. were there rejocings It
victory over a squadron or ship-nntH the
capture fthe hesc peafe. Then. indeed, were
the tower guns fired Ssah Bow bells rvng, and
wei hey might, for it was an unusual thing TO ,r
umph OVER Amercans-what IN encomium Il id
those guns pay 20 our tars what neal ofjoy
did the bells ring in the ears of Americans
Yes, tie bravery Of our tars is such, that we
nave compelled the enemy TO proclaim it them
selves so difficult Was il to gain a single vic
tory or sing e shiPffom us, that when gam
ed, as much was done 70 celebrate it, as used
I" be done alter a bNtiepn which twenty ships
Hut shortFis thtekriuNph over the Chcsa-
pea&e d0nbly dull and heavy will the British
feel, afterth short lived JOY, when they learn
the fate OF the Boxer and their fleet on Lake
Erie 'he tower guns and the Bow bells will
be thought OF every day more and more by the
(" thinking people," when they learn our new
triumphs: Our victories will be spoken of,
and thought OF, ten times more. because our
loss OF the Chesapeake was so much reioiced
ats Glorious cause, which has such yars to
maintain IL For unate seamen, who have a
country, which will ever make your cause its
own, which never will make peace until
your rights SLAB be secured and your glorious
toils re wardediA
M T.fnrora.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-07
BTINE L rs Y MIL
LoND IN, August 9.
Mission eff the Fart of aberdeen.

1 Mission of the Earl Of aberdeen.
There is great difference of opinion
mongst persons of all parties with respect
! to the propriety of this mission and, as i:
| usual in all similar cases, in which party
purposes are concerned, there appears to be
on both sides more clamor than reason, and
each praises or abuses i'm an excess which
is equally distant from what is Just. 1t is
partly in the character of the times that we
cannot view these questions with suitable
moderation. Happily, however, there are
writer's, and there are even political actors,
who, having no immediate personal preju
dice, can correct the extravagances OF both
sides. and effect a real and solid service by
undecciving the public.
The very circumstance of England being
req ired to send pegociator, is to US
convincing proof that the allies neither ex-
pect. nor, perhaps, wish, that this congress
VIII terminate practically. England has it
in her power to throw in iDsurmountable
obstacles. 1t is totally impossible to Come to
any agreement upon the questions and inter
estsin which the british cabinets concerned
They are irreconcileable with what France
has established as her fundamental policy
The first principle of France is, that Eng
land shall divest herself, or shall be divest-
minnn and Of those claims and exercises of
rights founded upon the nature of her mari
time superiority. But it is equally the princi
pie OF England, that the existence of her
heet--that is to say, of her defensive
strength, requires the exercise of these
rights, and that without them she would be
unable toreap the advantages ofthis arm Of
defence. This is in brief words the fouuda
iion OF our claim to the rights OF search, CO.
lcnial blockade, and overhauling crews and
goods. Our navy is the principal arm of
our strength, and our means Of defence. 1t
is an interest, therefore, of self defence to
keep it up, and these rights are all of them
essentially requisite. either for such mainle-
nance, or tosreap it's due effect.
What,we would infer from these premi
SEES rs briefly that England can never sur
render up these claims, and that France
will make no kpeace without such couces
sons and therefore, that nothing can be
expected from aCongress in which England
is not TO have principal voice.
With respect To the Earl of Aberdeen
personally, no one, we believe pretends to
know any thing in favor or in disproof of
his talents and as every man of suitable edu-
cation must be pre- sumed to be fitted for or
binary and general business to make claim,
assign its reasons, and 70 present his So
vereign, it is matter of candcur, in the alb
Sence Of all direct contradiction, to presume
that the Earl of Aberoeen is of sufficient
ability
lBeh's M esSenger, Aug. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-07
RUssfxN MEDIATIoN.

On this subject, s. Interesting to every
class Of our readers, no further official in.
formation. we believe, has yet been received
by government. The British ministerial
prints ridicule the idea of accept, the me-
diation OF any third power, and employ all
their influence, such as it is, against IT,.
Nnd we have no recent circumstance on
which we place much reliance, which IA
vers the idea of it's acceptance by the British
government. The only indication Of any
disposition on the part of the British governs
ment to respect the friendly interference Of
Russia, is the ntinafon contained III the late
English papers, th4 Lord w 1lpole has sail
ed for st Petersborg with what object he
has not stated. "a gentleman of high res
pectabty, nov q. London, writing to his
friend inthis coahtty, however, suggests an
opinion, or ratbefa hoIt, prevalent in cer-
tain circles isiEngland, Nast,our ministers
will not be suff red o les$e St. Petersburg
without an efforf by the British authorities
towards an amicable settlement Of our DIFF
ierencess This hope, frail As 1t is. is all we
nave t0rely on; and we have thought il
properto state our views of the subject, u
prevent erroneous impresyions in this RESI-
pect from gaining ground.---Nat. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-07
lDemo, Press.
Observation-Disclosures

ETtract q a Ctr ~ fEe EGN0rs, dafed
Hampton, October, 4.
~" The 8nfhoScd British tender, which
lately informed you had entered Back Ri
yer, proves To be the schooner Susanna, can
tain Anderson. She had sailed from Bali
more, bound for some port to the North
ward, in ballast and under Swedish colors
(being las from St. Bartholomew but was
turned back by the British squadron, and
prohibited going either to Norfolk or Hamp.
ton though permitted to proceed any where
else in the Bay. Her captain and crew have
been taken possession of by cur troops and
she will, expect be ordered to Norfolk.
" Captain Gordon passed through this
place to Norfolk this morning. to take com
mand of the Constellation"
Daily Comailer.
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BO(llGS
JUs7 REcBIYED AND FOR SALE.Br SAM'L
PLEl SAINTS.

JUsT REcEIYED AND FOR SALEBr SlAf'L
PLE1 SAWS.
Duane's Hand kspk fal Infantry,
Ditto Ditt6H pr Rihgmeu,
The Military EAor,
Juniu%-inch1ing Letters by the same
writer, Under q her signatures (now first
couecied)--to WHICH b slded, his conf
dental cogespondence wlh Mr.. Wilkes. &
bis private Letters addressed TO Mr.. II. s.
Woodfail--with preliminary essay. notes,
fac-smics, &c 2 vols. octave
Clarke's Travels in Greece. Egypt, and
the Holy Land.
Scots Bibles, IN vols. octave,
Gen. II Lees Memoirs Of he War in the
Southern Department OF the " S Q vols
octave.
Magee on Atonemeut and sacrifice,
Bounet's views of Christianity,
Sword EXercise--'o which IS added, the,
Review Exercise--By r. Hewes, &c. &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-07


We have very good reason for believing
that the rnmQrNcf Gen: Wlkinson's dissolu.
tion is. at lea& premature. He is, at the
worst. On thefec~eryA The story we are
told, is cirsula,ed byahose who know better ;
Tor what purpose, heg cln best explain.
tits said tlie,desigD is to practise sham
upon the enemy but, if 81, we see no occa.
sion to be putting the sham upon the friends
OF the country. Less ShaB,ning and more
real talent in the army, at this time. would,
perhaps, be quite as well for the cause we
are engaged in.
The Maryland election for Delegates to
the next General Assembly were held on
Monday, the eth inst In n few days we
shall be able TO state the result.
The warhawks of London, it appears, are
afraid, II Lord Aberdeen proceeds To Prague.
that he viii be trepanned into peace. One
writer NJ an English print, under date of
y August 9, consoles the blood thirsty mono-
polizers With the hope tina. he will but in
such claims at the congress as will throw e.
very thing iAtoconfus,nn.
II wouk, we think. be Veil, if our news
papers would always discriminate between
matters Of fact, andsmafters of inErcncc
For wans of such DISCRIMINATION in. the case
OF Lord Walpoie's Droceeding to ST. Peters
burg, this public h22e recently been thrown
into some agi;atleh which may possibly af.
feet the warkstS The BritAh have min-
lister at ti'e Russian conrt, whose name we
believe, IS Cathcart; and Lord Aberdeen is
destined for Prague. From these two facts
its Inferred that Lord Walpole's mission
Gan only relate to the Russian mediation.
The Inference is certainly strongly support
ed by probabilities but, at the same time,
What is thus inferred may or may not be
true.
Mr.. Timothy .Pickerin is striving very
hard to prove that Mr. Daschkoff was not
authorised to propsse the mediation in March
last, because he had no instructions in the
January preceding. According IN Mr.. Ep-
pes statement in Congress, Mr. ID. did not
receive his Instructions till Pe6ruary:So that
the chanting hero OF Lexington is endeavor>
ing to prove wharhohody ever denied. Un.
les Mr. Pickering can make men believe
that March comes before january in the
same year, his scribbling viii be OF no ser.
vice tothe CoSSGckS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-07
Com. Perfy-Lord Nelson.
[fu-ora.

IT may be affirmed, without fear Of contra.
diction, that there is nothing in naval history
equal TO the late achievement ON Lake Eric.
where an American feet, inferior in siz weight
and number, captured The vrhoie Of the British
fleet it vanquishe What are Lord Nelson's
most splendid victories othis' When did lie
take all that was opposed to him. Or what in
ms brilliant annals can be compared with Com.
PERRY's leaving disabled vessel, and under
showers ofeullets, making good his way on
noord another, will. which he dashed into the
thick ofhis enemies. and compelled them all
10 strike their fiass
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-07

From the Northern Army we have Until
ligence by gentleman direct from Platts-
burg, which he left on Tuesday evening,
last week, the 23d ult.; at which time the
army were about ~ miles west of Platts-
burg, on their march towards Sackett's
Harhor, the different corps, with the
artillery and heavy baggage Coming up a s
fast as he state of the roads and situation of
the troops would permit.
Gen. Armstrong was at sackett's Harbor,
40 miles from Cumberland Head or Platts-
burg, where several uniform companies of
the last EewYork diaft had arrived and
others were approaching on the lake CHAM
piain.)
All the boats on Lake Ontario and
the 81. Lawrence, near Sackett's Har
Dor, were taken up for the public service !;
and every movement indicated serious and
important attempt the moment the arrival
and concentration of the armies %arran
ed the measure. Columbian
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The hon. VIM; Jones,
Secretary ofthe Navy, Washington.

LiSt of'veSsefs captured and destroyed.
9Th of June, brig Kitty, of Greenock, Ro-
bert Love. master of 2 guns and IL men,
from newfoundland, bound to Alicante
(Spalni with cargo of Goldfish. Ordered
her for France.
10Th June, packet brig Duke Of Montrose,
A u. Biewett, com mander of - guns and
n men, from Falmouth, bound to Halifax.
Sent her to England as cartel, with 78
prisoners.
18th June. Letter cfMarque brig Maria
OF Port Glasgow, (Scotland) John Bald Mas
ter OF IA guns and IS men, from Newfound<
land bound to Spain, with cargo of cod
flsh ordered her for France.
18th June. Schooner Falcon, of Guern-
sey, John Mauger MaNtcr, of guns and 10
men, from Newfoundland Bound to SPAN,
with cargo oil cod fish ordered her for
France
July IL brig Jean.and Ann, of Salt Coats,
to Afchangel, iribai.Sst. took out her crew
and sunk her. N
July Is. Brig Baf hie, Of Whitby, William
Gales master, of 9 guns and men, from
South Shields bound to Archangel, in bali
last took out her crew and sunk her.
July "a Ship Eliza Swan, of Montrose.
John Young master, of guns ana AZ men,,
from Greenland whaling voyage, bound
TO Montr"se with the fish blubber, ranson-
ed her for 5000 pounds sterling.
July 90. Brig Alert, of Peterhead, Geor.
Shand master, from Archangel, bound to
Oporto (via England) with cargo Of p .ch
and tar: took out die crew and burnt her.
August 2. Barque Lion, of Liverpool.
Thomas Hawkins master, of guns and So
men, from Greenland, whaling W, age bound
to Liverpool, with fish blubber: ransomed
her for 5000 pounds sterling.
August 80. Hermophrodite brig Shannon,
of ST. Kits. John Perkins master, from Sc.
Kits bound to London, with cargo II rum,
sugar and moiasses; ordered her for the
United a:eS.
sept. 9. Brig Fly, of Bermuda, James
Bowey master, of s guns and men from
Jamaica bound TO London, with careae of
coffee ordered her to the United States.
Sept. 23rd. His Britannia Majesty's
Schooner High Flyer, Lieut. George Hut
Gibson commaRder, Of guns. officers, and
81 men. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-07
New YoRK.Oct. ..

Commodore Oliver II. Perry was promo
ted TO be n Master Commando in the Navy
about six months since. He is native of
Newport, X. j. and son, we presume, of
Christopher n Perry. esq. formerly Cap
tam in oufsfSasy, and commander of the
u. 5. frigae Ser. Greene. Two Lieuts. r.
II. I. Perry, and M. e. Perry, are of the
same family.-Sdlepa Gaz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-07

| During my cruize. altaorgh have rot had
| 1t IN my power - add any additional lnstre
| 20 the character of cur little navy, have
| nevertheless rendered essential service to-
my country, hope, by har,assing tie enc
my's commerce, and employing to his dis
advantage more thana dozen times the force
of single frgate. No.
NV officers and crew have experienced
great privations Since Ileft the u. States,
from being nearly anonths atsea, aud w.
ing the last three months ofthat time upon
scanty allowance'o al the toughest fare and
it is with peculiar pleasure Iacquaint YOU,
that they are all in betterhealth than might
be expected. altho' you may we'll suppose,
that their soanty allowance has not been of
any advantage to their strength or appear
ance
The High Flyer was commanded by Lieut..
Hutchinson, Cd of the St. Domingo. She is
a remarkably fine vessel of her class, sails
very fast. and would make an excellent light
cruizer, provided The government have oc-
casion for vessel e her description
Just at the momeht OF Closing nv letter,
a Newspaper has l,en HANDED me, contain
ing Captain SchaIIeNke to my late
gallant friend Capt. Bawrence. in which he
mentions, with considerable enhhaSis the
pains he had taken tn NEE the President &c
congress with the Shannon and IenedCs.
TITS unnecessary, at present, to take furthet
notice of Com Broke's observations than to
say, If that was his disposition, his conduct
was SO garingiy opposite as to authorize a
very contrary belief. Relative to Captain
Broke, have only further to say. tn L r.
hope ne has not been so severely wounded as
to make 1t Sufficient reaSon to prevent his
reassuming the command of the Shannon at
future day.
have the honor to be, &c
80. RODGERS
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

Cg>HE subscriber will sell Tract
i Of Land, containing 500 ana a
half acres, withia two miles OF Fsuquier
Court House; about 500 acres Of which
are IN wood, well umbered. The open
land is undergoing its first course oi
slower and PLASTER There are on the
premises comfor able new Dwelling
House, not finished, good new Barr
and other convenient out houses Pos
session of the houses and part of the
land can be given Immediately, and oil
the residue after harvest.
This is perhaps one OF the most de.
sirable tracts Of land in the neighbor-
hood of Fauquicr Court House, on &C
sount of its vicinity TO that place, where
FIRE wood sells at from three to four
dollars per cord during the winter sea-
son. John A. w. Smith, Esq. or Saml.
Low, Jr. Esq, will shew the land, and
make known the terms OF sale.
Also, one other Tract, containing 200
acres, lying in the county of Culpcp-
per, on the main road leading trom
Chester's Crap to Frederic&sburg,-
This land is we'll adapted 10 the uss oil
plaster, and is not more than two miles
from MIR. Moses Gihson's Merchan,
Mil. Il will be shcwn by Mr.. Curtis
Corhy, near the premises, an The terms
made known on application to the ..ub-
scriber, living the upper end OF lfau-
ouier county, on the road leading from
the Court Housc TO Chester's Cap.
VIM. Clarkson.
March q 3w
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THURSDAY, APRIL 8.
Joseph Vaudeville,


Corner ofKisr - Fairfar-streets,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
BIZ wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL,
Teas-gunpowder, I'M
ITO so q. ea'''' pcrial, hyson, hyson skin,
81 ooAes young hysou * souchong
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf aud lump Sugars
los hhds } New Orleans &. Muscovade
$50 bbls Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
70 hhds retailing Molasses
pipes, s half pipes and 6 or casks l. r
Madeira
5 pipes Sicily Madeira
IS or casks old Sherry
s do genuine old Port
IA pipes Red Catalonia
90 eases choice Claret
2 butts u half pipes Malaga
pipes, half pipes and 30 Or. casks
Teneriffe
ls pipes real Cognae Brandy
pipes Gin
20 puncheons West-India Rum
Is puncheons and 40 bbls New England
Rum
10 bbls. Peach Brandy
Is do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
s hhds. Cherry Bounce
70 dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
90 bales Cotton
600 ID. Bengal Indigo
500 ID, Bright Madden
5000 ID. Goshen * Observation-Disclosures
So bush. ground alum Salt
Sc Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mento, race and ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice Peas,
Barley, Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glauber
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Can.
dies, maccauba, rsrpee and scotchSnuffs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, Salt
Petre, Arnotte, Alum, Copperas, Brim
stone, Gunpowter, patent Shot, Flints,
Hairpowder, Sifters, Cigars, Oemii johns,
Wrapping Paper and Irvine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, &c.
&c.
". B. SO bushels fresh warranted
GLOVER SEED.
March s.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,
From Londo'a tohers uh to The Ssh Of
.tnSnq,y
kONlGSBERG, Dec. IA.

MI lAI'S OHM. DeC. | 4.
The battle CT tie Berezyna, on the
2sth ult was not a general engagement;
Napoleon only opened himself passage
to get to wilma. 10 effect tLis, he en-
ployed The time from that day to the 7tb
inst and he owed his own safety to his
guard; though, from tie Bers zyna tc
wilma, the far greater part of them were
either taken or destroyed, and he only
got through with small proportion of
them. HIS personal safety, however,
principally depended upon the following
circumstance Bassano had not receiv-
cd any Intelligence, either from Napo-
leon 'r ON he grand army for weeks,
as none Of his messengers ever returned.
\ Jew engaged for 200 Napoleon dor,
70 carry a letter to the emperor, and sue
Gesdsd. The Jew returned on the 9Th
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Christian Re- Sir Lancelot
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Seouisa Chiefs Lie OF Cowper
Cottage Dialogues DR.. Young's
Wild Irish Girl Works
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Watts ?oedeJ
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