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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21
David M. Randolph

"a cost respectfully announces his re-
Iva turn amongst bis fellow citizens, &
hopes to enjoy their countenaoce in the
prosecution of prstracied enterprise,
which had originatiy,i induced his Gepar-
tire for England.
From an arrangement which he has
happily erected with Messrs. Sect
Burn & ca. house Of the highest re-
sponsibfIity andintegrity, at london, he
4. authorized to present himself as me-
.liun for the disposal of agricultural pro-
ducts to all parts Of Europe, on terms the
most liberal making accommodating adj
vances upon shipments to their address !;
and providing freight from time to time,
a. it may be the plSsnre of bis friends
% require, for thfsr sererat articles to
export.
Richmond June T.-1s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21
mo. 1853
FOe SALE.

,'H ls.+ tract 't. Of # LAND lyiog on tie
in one mile of the Pccoquan Mills, in the
county Of Prince William an .rate {
Virginia, known as the Swan Point tract.
containing two hundred and forty four a.
ores.
Of this land 10 acres are arabic. and
the whole under good enclosures-from
slishteypcriments whictlaYe been made,
it is believed that no land can he more
easily improved, being particularly adapt
es to the growth Of clover, aided by tie
Plaster Of Paris. 1t is highly recon-
mended by its convenience to the mar.
kets OF Dumfries and Alexandria. berg
distast from the former but ten. ard
from tie latter sixteen miles.-Therei l..
borhood is healthy and the society GOOD.
For information relative. to said Ia d
and Improvements, any person wishing
TO purchase, is referred to Mr.. ZacEarish
Ward, who is tie present occur art.
Any faft'er information NAV he ob,ai,l-
ed on application to ether Of tie sulsc j.
bers, living in F.ince william c.r1ty.
TFrNtrn HCOE, ;u,.
JOHN HOOE.
June Ia. cow
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21

Russian bottom it viii lie al Advantage
to the shipper to go to Russia. For terms
annly to Joseph Smith & Son or the Cap
tain on board at Ramsay's Wharf.
T,..o e i ,rHs ,.6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21
= RoYAL-sTREEr, ALEXANDRIA.
NED Ne DAY, JUNE 81. 1915.
Freight or Charter
The Russian ship
George.

burthen s24 tons, 6 years
cid, in complete order and
ready to receive a cargo
for any port in Europe on
j mntlerate terms; BEING a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21

Cotton, I cas-, &C.
We Aapp On hand 4 efsr fer sale,
SO bales Virginia Cotton, of a very
superior quality.
So Whole and half chests first chop
Gunpowder ard y. Tyson Tea.
80 barrels Muscovado Sugars.
10000 pounds green 6, white Coffee.
6 hhds. Jaaoaica s Antigua Rum.
6 ditto and So barrels second ano
third proof cid Whiskey, fit for
family use.
Tenerifle and Port Wine, very fine.
400 reams warming paper.
so halt boxes first quality Cigars.
Is bags Pepper.
20 kegs Copperas.
5 tierces new Rice.
40 dozen best London Mustard.
50 boxes Mould Candles.
SO ditto English Zig Blue.
With general assortment of Groce-
ries as usual.
BRYAN IIAMPsoN SEQ
Nay %.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21
Lottery Notice.

I'm the 5oth OF this month, Ticle, in
~ the Second Liberty Engine Ii. use
l90ery, will advance to So so cts. until
winch nc lme they Will be sold at Sc.
ihe Subscriber has Just received sup
spY Of tickets, warranted undrawn the
IN Jay Oyer-there still remains in the
prizes of S 2o,oo0-1 of 5000
l 90. 100000 OF 1000
, l Go. S,0GO-10 of SEQ
,O nsslues large number of zoos, zoos
tickets for sale by
", R. GRAY.
l. vac haslately received In addition to
s n ,,erner stock, a large supply o
.saoOL ROCKS & STATIONARY,
la's WHICH is case Russian Quilts and
o,aa se raper Hansings, fewreams hot
WT sssa Letter Paper, and 900 reams
April 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21
Jefferson Land for Sale

A BOUT 500 Acres in the. county
"A Jefferson and state OF Virginia, on
the road leating from Winchester to
Baltimore, II niles from tie former, II
from fiarper's Ferry and from Charles
town-60mi!es from Alexandria, George
town and the City Of Washington. Tie
improvements are new brick house, 2
stories high, barn 40 feet square, sta
be. SC.
The soil is of the very first quality,
well adaFted to the growth Of timothy,
clover and every species of grain Mere
tkan half Of the land is covered with tim
Der Of the best quality.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21
Rippon Lodge,

Containing from zoo to 500 acres on Pc.
tomac Riyer, about miles from DUN
fries and 90 from Alexandria. The soil
is good fer corn, small grain and grass.
The improvements are dwelling house
in good repair containing six rooms, a
Kitchen. laundry, stables and other ne
cessary house. The extensive marshes
(now nearly dry belonging to this estate
offer to the purchaser tie most fattering
prospect of rendering this valuable
farm by an inconsiderable devotion of la
bour. For terms apply to the subscriber
or to .Nobiet Herbert, Esq. of Alexandra.
John A. Washington.
June IA.
~ The Editors of the Federal Re-
publican, Frederick-town Herald, Ian
caster Journal, Winchester Gazette. aud
Hagerstown Torch Light, will please IN
sert the above once week for two months
and send their accounts to this Office for
payment.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21
Public Sale.

WILL BE SOLD, on FRIDaK,
al t.., tne seth Of the present month.
he ,s s.ofy BRICK HOUSE, situate on
Wataaoo rsa SIDE of Prince-street between
SeDo. aiid salrtax-streets-now in the
Ts. aacy OF Mr.. William Wilson.
June 9 ''' SAFE
1ayyit
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21
], FOR SALE,
Q Family of NEGRoEs.

osrs u ola WoMAN ard three Ca1L-
eist and q ne ages of the Children are ten,
appGcasa Terms made known by
June , " the EDITOR.
d3t2gA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21

THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
gNRESH TEAS. New-York Sugar
Y House Molasses, Mustard. Pepper.
~, Vinegar, Powder and Shot. Filherts.
Green Coffee, Cogniac Rrandy. Holland
lin, Chocolate. aice. Candles, Lou
ards best Kappee, Scotch ard Nacabau
snuff, Segars, warranted of superior qua
itv-rrime Pork, Corre'a-. Soal ca
ther, Gambia Soap, cd Whisky, An
chors FROM g to 400 pounds, Flour, Shad
ard Herrings for family use.
Nav 81 dZu-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21
Paper Hangings-
JOHN A. .ST'EJT1AR1.

THIS Just received and sffer for sale,
1000 pieces of Paper AID Border
oft e newest and most fashionable pat,
kras, from the Manufactures of A.
Charlon and Firchaax s. Co. of philadel-
phia, equal in co!ors TO the English and
French papers, which with his former
stock, makes his assortment very coln-
Pete.. Blank Books, Writing, Letter
and Wrapping PAPER, PLAYING and Blank
Cards THE Manufactures ofHumphreys,
Coolidge and Ford Spelling Books, Ri.
Dies and Testaments (nlain and elegant
large and small, States and Pencils)
GreeS, Latin and English School Books,
WITH a general assortment of Prayer,
rsalm and hymn Books, History, Pee
ey' Novels, Song Books, Chaps and
Nay 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21
Fifty Dollars Reward.

Fifty Dollars reward.
EB ANYWAY on Monday the lst inst.
"a, from Alexandria, Negro BEN-25
dollars will be paid if taken within 20
miles of Alexandria, and the above re-
ward If beyond the distance-Ren was
raised by MR.. Patton near Alexandria !;
he is about II years old, tall and slender,
with small stoop, very narrow across
the breast-had on an old drabssgatee co.
and thicksett pantaloons-ApNyatf HE
Office Of the Gazette. 49,
May 10,
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r ugh Smith s. Co.

TEASE received by TIE l;a'gue Mary
4 4 Fcsd, Caftaia Spencer, from Ii
gernool, a general assortment OF Queens
Ware. which Will be ready for delivery
in a few Gays.
.also, ImperN q E for Sale,
1000 bushels stored Salt
1890 bushels ground Allan
10 tons patent Shot
60 boxes I'ir Plates
100 Fagsots Crowley Steel
5 tons dry White Lead
l IA ten BED do.
2 l-2 ton Write Lead in Gil,
l-2 do. Slitled sheet Lead,
8 packages printed Calicoes &c
40 boxes Writing States,
70 b,yes pres,
40 nhts. plain Glass.
June 9.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-28

vas heard from b boa. Along gside, that Sas was
q ing down The water was then up 10 her
10 yer deck. We ordered every soul out OF her.
Capt Swaine and myself then went as far III
her main deck as the water would allow US,
which was half way between the fore and
n,ain hatch ways, TO make sure that nobody
remained, which having ascertained, We stood
two or three minutes on her quarter-deck,
shook hands bat were TOO much affected to
speak. The Captain beckooed me 90 in the
boat. The oiiccrs again cried out 10 quit her,
as her main deck ports were just teaching
the waters edge. went over the side, and
Captain Swaine folioYed--and about half past
six she was abandoned-AbOnt half or three
quarters Of an hour afterwards she went down!
am happy to say not man was lost. Cap
tain Swainc is an excellent man. never
sa,y so much GOODNESS in so trying situa-
lion. His orders were issued as deliberately
ss if we were at anchor. The transports be-
behaved nobly. II we had been alone, not a
man could possibly have been saved. Our mcn
are divided between, the tranports. need
not say any thing of my own fa,isucs. My
duty called me to every part OF the ahip, from
orlop TO the forecastle, from ihe iofscastle 10
the pumps, where, when appeared, our
brave fellows, though nearly exhausted, would
cheer as If nothing was the matter. ! had
,aNed nothing from the time she struck I'LL
q o'clock, and was actually ready 10 drop down
when got on board this transport"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-28

esibable. Nine we5e killed, AID SO woc cndcd,
many Of whom lost their legs aud arms.
a nisn 10y The name OF John Washington,
being severely wounded and overtaken ~ ite
military, begged Tor his life ; but those iuf-
fans, deaf TO the voice Of piuy, deliberately
pointed their muskeis within six inches OF
his head, and blew his brains out.--A young
lad aged l4 years, Was run through the body
by an officer Of the military. Many other
instances Of the most savage barbarily took
place OH this fatal day. Scarce O single per-
son that was thus pcrsecuted, knew the Cause
thereof.
Capt. Shorthand endeayors to justify his
conduct by saying that the prisoners we're at
tempting TO break cut. SO far from this be-
ing the case, the prisoners, were in Domen-
tafy expectation Of being drafted Oh board
caf,els and had the gates been hroaa ofen.
scarce single person Of fire thousand syoula
have Icft me prison.
/, is notorious fact, that Capt. Shorthand
has long sought plausible pre,ext 10 glus
his revenge and hatred against men whose
principles and manners are so incongenial
with those of his counuymen IN general.
The 9Th OF APRIL, 1915, will long be re-
mem beied with emotions of horror and grief,
a, the savage lcrocity Of the military, headed
by Capt. Shorthand; with grief at the unimely
deaths of their unprotected and defenceless
brethren.
Where, yc Britons, on that day, was your
boas,ed valor ? Was it displayed in your
wanton attack On few defenceless men
Where was your vaunted generosity and cle-
meney Was it in opening the doors, and
discharging yollics Of musketry at The unhsp-
py prisoners within Where was the amity
aud friendship SO lately pledged by your gov
ernment Was il shown in wautonIy mur-
deripg those brave and unfortunate men " bo
had been struggling for their rights Behold
the assassin beneath the protection OF despo,s
and tyrants securely triumph and bid defiance
TO Justice Oh shame, where is thy blush
Oh cowarJice, where is thy confusion Bu,
know, ye bloody butchers Of our murdered
coun,ymen, that ere long shall The aveDcing
sword OF justice leap from its scabbed, and
bid e6ance TO tyranny and despo,ism.
Farewell, ye unfortunate friends who fell
un,imely viciims OF barbaTi,y; no more shall
ye be par,akers of our Joy, or the pleasing
companions OF our social hours.
Farewell, yc murdered brethren, the limo.
cent victims Of inhuman assassins Peace in
vain ex,eOoed TO you her cheering olives; ia
vain die justice, humanity or mercy, plead in
your behalf In vain did you beg for momens
to prepare your souls for Eternity. Ye ten.
derand affec,ionate parents, who are now an
ticipa,ing the happy return of your affection
ate children How viii! the cup of anticipated
bliss be dashed to the ground, when you re-
ceive the fatal news of their untimely deaths
AMERICANS the blood Of your slaughter
cd countrymen cries to you from the ground
--AvRHGE Cur Observation-Disclosures THE
9TH OF APRIL, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-28
From The Aibany.frgus.

Our nanufacsures.-The editor of the
Weekly Register, has furnished Us with some
interesting speoulations on the extent and ma
tional importance of our woollen and cotton
factories. Mr. NILES estimates the number
of spindles in operation at 100000; thar
there are required to tend these, of all ages
and sexes, 10000 persons, which is at the
rate Of 40 for every thousand spndles thae
these spindles will spin Cat half pound per
Gay each) 10 millions pounds Of cotton in 40
weeks and that it requires 10000 wcavers
10 conver, the yarn into cloth. lie computes
the cost of spindlcs and machinery at twelve
millions of dollars the mills at S 900, ,oo0-
the buildings lor worknNcn, for making ma
chinery, cards, &c. at 10 or 8 100000
employed in sales and purchases al 100000
dollars, the annual wages of those who at
tend the spindles at S2,o5o, 900 per annum,
and the labor of weavers, fullers, dyers, ma
chine makers and other workmen, at abous
S2,ooo,ooo. Independent Of these facts, u
great saving is afforded in family manufac-
tures, and their quantity greatly extended, by
means of the aid Of machinery in carding
and furnishing twis, for family use.
Such is the wonderful ex,ent to which our
manufactures have advanced. The impois-
ance of projecting this vast amount oil active
capital, which employs so large a portion os
our population, from the dangerous eomPe'i-
,ion Of foreign fabrics, must be apparent to-
every citizen who will give the subject mo-
ment's reflection. Our manufactures are
now not only sources of individual Industry
and profit, but contribute largely to the STOCK
Of national wealth, and constitute enc OF tho
most esssa,ial props Of our independence.
In the debate in the British Parliament, On
. vote Of thanks TO the Prince Regent tor tho
restoration of peace with America, the oppo-'
siiion were not sparing Of their eeOsures up
on the ministry. In the Commons, Ponsob-
by INDUCED a very lengthy remarks Upon
what he considered the gross misconduct and
entrc mismansgeucn, Of ministers in con.
duc,ing the war, and in the negotiations ioc
peace. lasiead of promptly commencing
the ncgoc iaton alter the termination ot the
European war by the treaty OF Paris, they
procsastinaicd ill August, when they Sc, nP
cls,,as, one OF which was declared sfne qua
non, at once extravsgspt and fidieulou:--fi-
dieulous because every one of ,hem bad been
subsequently, abandoned.
An article. dated Munich Capital Of Bova-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-28

Tae career Of gIo,y IL again before you, with
every chance Of increasing by new feats oI val
or, the military reputation you have already
acquired. Placed q, your head, want no 9TH
or assurance of glorious and complete sue
cess. Rcposc in me in this new struggle tha,
confidence which you have exhibited in the
former one, and am convinced that we shall
goriousIy extend the series Of your brilliant
fcats of Arms. BLUCHER"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-28

An article. dated Munich Capital Of Bova-
ris) April ". furnishes some interesting sn-
ecdo,es from vienna, derived fSom h:ss
source.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-28

Massacre Of the 9th Of .4tril, 1915.
The following account of she horrid massa-
ere OF American prisoners on the 9th Of
April, was written at that place by one of
our respectable towusmcn who has been
long time prisoner, and forwarded TO
friend in this town by one of the Cartels
which has recently arrived.
Salem Register.
shall now give you as correct detail OF
the recent Massacre as possible, which took
place by order OF tho aforementioned, which
ought forever TO stamp the name of THOM-
ardicc, barbari,y, iniamy and disgrace. His
name will never be mentioned by a single a.
mcrican prisoner, but with sentiments OF de-
testation, horror aud contempt.
On the 9th of April, 1915, as small party
we're amusing themselves at a game OF ball,
some one of the number striking 1t with too
much violence, it new over the wall fronting
the prison ;,Lc Centinels on the opposite
side Of the same, were requested TO hease the
ball back, but refused on which the party
threatened to break through to regain .heir
ball, and immediately put their threats into
execution hole was made In the wall suHi-
ciently large for a man TO pass throug--6af
no one ATTEMPTED IT, Immediately the alarm
bell was rung, and the military bca, to arms.
The prisoners, surprised at the alarm, ran in
to the passage fronting the market, where ap.
pcared Capt. Shorthand at the Lead OF about
500 men of the military department. The
front rank were ordered 10 lire, aud coon at
ter tho rear did the same, with considerable
execution. aud pursued nc prisoners into the
yards. The scenes of barbariiy and horror
vhish vcrs wi.oesssd en- this day, are jnGes.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-14
"A Negro .Slaa, aE1ied
ID IA " e Y

26years ofage, 5 feet 6 orr inches
high, Of avellow complexion, full face,
sour cOuntehance, fond of liquor, slut
tiers when spoken to, stoop shoulders,
bow legged and limps when walking,
small hands and feet-.-his apparel not
recollected-. was formerly the pro-
perry Of Abraham Half Whoever takes
up aud brings home said Negro. shall
have the above reward, or Forty Dollars
If secured in anE jail 50 that Iget him a.
gain.
MATTHEW GAIT.
Nov. IS. dstlawSt.
b The Editors Of the Intelligencer,
are requested to publish the above adj
4yertisement as marked above, and for
ward their account to this Office for pay !
2ment.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-14

Joel z. Harper 8 GO:
Ar THE CORNER O. KING Q NOfA'
STREETS, e
Haze Just receiusd an assor.mrn. y
,EASONABl. E GOODS
CONSISTING OF
,,,ot,,s sunerfine and Cd quality
C (7sS worsted cords and cassineS
. bales rose blankets -
/ bale stripped do.
I bale flannels asserted
/ bale coatings
Blue. drab and mixed plains NJ
Worsted and cotton hosiery long A''
short
Lambs wool do do. r.nos
Blue, black, gray and drab stocRln''
Bombazetts plain and figured
Rombazeen, fancy yestings - md
Kid gloves long and short, colorsu
white -. to
Ladies and gentlemens silk gloves
lored and white
Beaver and dog skin do.
Black levantines ro.ntus
White and colored Virginia DO. 'D"'
Do. florence, plaid silk, forent,,peIi; te
Sewing silk, thread colored ana W."
White and colored cambrles ,..o,s
|Ginghams and calicoes, IRISH lliis
Do. shirtings, shirting cotton
Black and white silk hose
Bandano handkercliiefs
Black silk do. Id. pins
Ribbons plain and figured
loo dozen yarn hose Lao which
With number Of other at, e ell low
lthey will sell, Wholesale or Retail 1
Ior Cash or to punetuai Custoine'"
Oct. 9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-14
National Lottery.

VUSHE subscriber has just received a
a. few undrawn Tickets in the above
Lottery, SD daYover-first drawn tick
ct on the 40th day entitled to 8 10000
Price Of Tickets s Ii
For sale Sy
r. Gray,
80. ~ nvemhar
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-14

Landing
From the schr. Admiral Durham, Capt.
Cox from st. Croix and for Sale by
LaaVraS0u e Fowie,
8? puncheons st. Croix Rum
Oh very superior quality.
Also FOB SALE
On board the Brig Harriet, capt. Russell
Gom NeWburypcrt.
so tons Plaster Paris.
IN STORE.
81 boxes Havannah Brown Sugar,
50 do. Green Coffee,
6 pipes CATALONIA Wine,
Aluscovado Sugar No. ] e 9.
Bet, Soal Leather,
Cases of assorted Glass Ware and Win
dow Glass, from the Boston Glass Fac
tory,
Boxes Of Capers,
200 boxes, half and quarter boxes segars
Nov. 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-14
Public Sale.

I'D Y order from the Orphans Court,
I'D of Charles couaty, will be exposed
to public sale, at the residence OF the
late TheodorS Dent, decd.
A parcel of Likely Young
n T. G. r O Z S
Belonging to the Estate of the late Benz.
Cawood, dcc'd.-Sale to take place on
Saturday 25th day of November next.
MARTHA CATV00D, .adn'rT.
Of Beng. Ca,cood. decd
Oct. "a. IS.
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NOiICE.

/. / intend applying to Charles N sv
court, on the third Monday ~ :,
~ Iva sa
September "a.
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Court Martial

a N adjourned Court of Enquiry'fo,
N the two battaliohs composing the
ist regt. Cd brig. militia of the District
Of Columbia, will be held at the court.
house on Saturday the 18th inst. at g
O'Clock in the forenoon, for the purpose
of assessing fines for non-attendahce at
the nusters in Sept. and October last
1Sose interested are hereby notified to
attend.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-14
SixlysD oIlars Reward.

RAN AWAY frOrn the subscriber litins
within two nilesof Tahey Tsiet, Ere.
k.erick county. Bid. On the fourth day
Of June last,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-14
A Regimental Court Of Enat,i,a,

a RegimsntaI Court Of Enquiry,
For the lst regiment, 81 brigade MI
iitia Of the District Of Columbia. will be
held at the same place at s O'Clock in
the afternoon Of the same day, to hear
appealsfrom the above mentioned Battal-
ion Courts, and for other purposes.
BY order,
r, Gray,
Adj. 1st reg. Cd brig. II. D. c.
November IS
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asEsNoyember Is
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November IS