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MedOc Claret.

A FEW cases Medoc Claret, of superior
~ quality. Just received and for sale by
BARNEWALL s. POPHAM.
August II Nv
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Fresh Teas.

Fresh Teas.
T lindsay & HILL have Just received
~ per sloop Eliza, Hawkins, from Phila-
delphia, and offer for sale,
l75 10 catty boxes & imp. s. young
10 half chests Tyson teas
Of the Paci6c's cargo, imported last month:
and in store
so barrels rye whiskey August le
New Cheese and Mac <erel.
ID ECEIVED by the sloop Rising-Sun,
IA Smith master, at Vowe''s wharf
For sale by E. CORNING,
10 casks Of lime
2O00 lbs of new cheese
boxes sperm candles
10 bbls of mackere
case of domestic goods
l2 bbls OF pork
go hhds \. E. rum in store.
August IL Ct
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New Hotel,
on THE LEESBURG RO.iD.

WASHINGTON DRANE
ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
IL and the public generally, ttat he has
opened house of entertainment at his new
building, on the road leading from George
town to Leesburg, Is miles from the for
mer, and 10 miles from the latter place. =
The house and furniture are new AMI ele-
giant, and every Attendance and requisite
have been providel for the accommodation
of either parties of pleasure or persons on
business. There is an excellent spring OF
water on the place, excelled perhaps by
none in the state of Virginia. The dis
lance from Georgetown, Washington or A.
lexan lria, being IN agreeable ride, he an
ticipates share of public patronage, which
he hopes his assidGity TO business will just
ly merit
August7 I'm
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Stationary.

TUST received and for sale by the SUBJ
81 scribers, the following articles Of very
superior quality
Black lead pencils
Quilts
Penknives
Pocket-books
Mathematical instruments
Copy and cyphering books, record books,
and other blank books Of every description;
with every article in the stationary line
Orders for blank books executed with ele.
gance and dispatch.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
July 81 tuths
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For Sale, Ground Rent or Elk
change.

TIME subscriber will either sell, ground
i rent or exchange for Bank Stock, that
lot of ground on the southeast corner Of
Fairfax and Wolf streets, opposite the old
Presbyterian church.
JAMES NJ. STEUART.
August Is st
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For New-Yul'k.

~ The sloop yIRGlNIATRADER,
Z NaIrew Hickman master--to san
, thursday next; viii take goo barrels II
mo. & THOS. VOWEL.
Aarr.t Is OF
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Washington Inn,
Corner Of King f. Pit streets, alexandria,

Fl. CLAGETT
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public
II that he has lately taken the above
stand (which is now calculated to afford
comfortable accommodations, and will
spare no exertions to please those who may
favor him with their custom. An excellent
Stable is attached to the Inn, and careful
attendants will be constantly i'll readiness
to obey the calls Of travellers.
Aruiist 7 m
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For Boston,

~ The fae new schg SALONE, w.
Eldridge master, viii sail in 5 days
!.e;gn; og 600 b5.s. apply to ,>,n
T. II. ROWLAND.
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Notice.

Schr Adeline, Upper, c! at Boston 18th
inst tor this port. '
Schr Paramount, Crawford, hence ar at
Providence, llth inst
Ship Resolution, Jewett hence, ar al
Portsmouth, Y. Il. llth inst. 50 days from
Liverpool.
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sen.cd 10 have taken place on account u
her misconduct, and on The other on accovn,
of bis, of which the Legitimate children
afford some proof. But a divorce. it seem.,
took place by an act Of the Legislature Q.
Louisiana, about 1911; soon after which he
was married 10 the woman who j. Gis,ir.
guishcd by the apPeliation OF the st-p-mc'
Their.
The affair excites great interest. not onlv
ca accoun, OF the novelty OF the circuu.
stance. but from the character Of the par.
ties. Major w. was brother of the ceIe.
bratcd English writer, Mary Wools,urcrat.
The mother is OF a very respectable .ami.
~ in New ! DIRK, and the step. mother ave.
~ intelligent woman, CT high sianG.Lg. IN
New-OrIeans.
II is understood that before the in,icl.
merit no complaint was made on oath. &C.
cortiinI 10 the usual course OF proceeding;
IN criminal matters bu; ,tat Mr. II. and
some OF his friends made such represen.
ta,ion OF the affair t. the attorney general
rs Induced him VI some other Magistrate o.
lie county Of Rockingham, Cat grca, dis.
tance from the place where the circunslan.
Ccs were pest knoWnl 10 summon those
who were named TO him By Mr.. ii. 10 al.
tend at Amherst in behalf OF the stale.
In an a:tIir which produces 50 many id!r
rGmJrs, it is not 10 be expected that cor.
rect account of all the circumstances car
hc readily obtained; hut the above is be.
!icyed 10 be fair statement oI the case,
depending On information obtained Iron!
intelligent people living in the immediate
neighb0rhood.
We would further remark that MajcrW.
left large property.
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CAPTAIN ASHMEAD.

The following epitaph was written by
capt. Ashmead, very old and respectable
citizen of Philadelphia, who died at an adj
vanced age, a few months since. Hrresenls
the curious fact ofhs having performed one
hundred voyages, which we believe has
never occurred TO any individual. We had
often heard this fact mentioned, and are
happy to have il su5stantiated from so high
and credible source as capt Ashmead,
who has given il to the world on the most
solemn occasion.
The writer and subject Of the epitaph,
after having passed on the ocean what might
be termed long life and after having COM
pleted his hundredh voyage, many ofwhich
were to Europe and some TO tb. East Indies,
at last determined 10 spend The remainder
of his days on shore. He was soon after
appointed chief warden Of the port OF Phi
ladelphia in the exercise of the duties
oiths office, he gave universal satisfaction,
and obtained Tor himself great credit and
honor. He continued in this station until
his dissolution, to which period he retained
his vigor Of intellect unimpaired.
We are proud OF being the means Of COM
municating these lines 10 the public, which
are SO characteristic ofthe writer, and which
exhibit many beauties, that do credit to bis
understanding.
CAPT. AsHMEAD's EPITAPH, WRITTEN BY
HIMSELF. --
In life's hard hustle DER the troubled seas,
Through many storm and many prosper
Gus breeze,
Through summers heat and winters chill
ling blast,
From torri,l to the frigid zone I've past.
Through sickly ciines where each conta-
gious breath
Spreads desolation by untim"ly death:
One hundred voyages, through unnumher'd
I've Said at least fyc hundred thousand
miles;
Been taken. sunk, and oit'Iimes cast away,
Yet weathered all IN this close port 10 lay,
Where dead calm my weared bark doth
find,
Obliged to anchor for the want Of wind.
Here undisturb'd, at rest shall remain,
Till the last trump calls up all hands again;
And what new perils shall thengo through
No human reason ever yet Could shew
But The same pow'rwho leads through earth
and sea,
Will doubles lead me through eternity.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-09
TIE FIRST OF NOVEMBER.

The male and female pedestrians on the
Pennsylvania avenue, yesterday, Sunday
presented novelty OF costume, not OF va
rious nations, but Of different seasons. AT
the same moment you might behold tue
light fantastic robes of summer in company
with the sombre habiliments OF winter. IN
the same groupe, forming diversity OF
drees, not exceeded in the throngs Of ST.
Petersburgh, where the inhabitants OF the
arctic and tropic mingle together. The air
oil the morning was as gentle as spring.
about noon fully as pleasant as summer, IN
the afternoon as boisterous as the autumnal
blast, and at night we were visited with
slight frost. Such is the caprice OF the
weather, and such is The variety Of climates
we have TO contend with in this quarter
moderate enough 10 refresh you in the NOR
ming, sweat you at noon, chill you in the
evening, and freeze you at night. Milton
surely had some such temperature in view
when he represented the punishment ofthe
wicked to consist of the extremes OF alter
nate and sudden heat and cold
rWassington Gty Gazette. Nou. 2.
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Prices Of Stocks in London, Sept. i6.

Consols, IS l.8 Do for account, 75!--
Omnium. 81 discount.
liverpool Prices Current, Sept. le. COT
fee, fine middling, 100 l64s; fine, 100 a
1864. TaIlow, Brazil, IS a So Russia, "a
%. Tar, Amer. Is a lis; turpentne,
- Gil Is Cd. Ashes, lst pot. 80 55s !;
Montreal, 40 a so, lst pearl, 50 SIS
Cotton, Sea Island, Geo. IS Cd Is HI /;
stained do. Is lOt! 9s sd; Upland, bowed
Is I'D Is 1Od New Orleans. Is Sd a 9;
Tennessee, Is I'd Is Sd. Tobacco, \.
and J. river, ord. Z! Cd middliHg, sid a
ed: good to fine, Sd a l0it; steumed,
ed Is Id; Kentucky, 63d ed.
London Corn Erchdnse, Sept. l4.-Our
supply of wheat this morning was but small.
and consisted OF land carriage samples OF
from Essex picked samples OF which Oh
tanned the same prices as on this day week,
but all other descriptions arc lCli 2S per or.
cheaper, and was heavy ssle'st ties; recuC-
ton, a pretty large quantity oi last week 5
arrival from Suho K still remaining undisPo-
sed of. New Barley being scarce, Is 2s per
quarter dearer, and fine foreign vas brisk
at the same advance. Peas are IS
per quarter cheaper than on last Monday
having an increased supply OF th't article;
Beans are full Is per quarter lower, AVID
old ones continue unsuitable. Cats !-liy
support last weeks prices.
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4eaN Exchange CoFce-iiouse 5sA
~ MARINE JOUREAL. a. e =
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. .Nd,em5er /.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Sloop iiun;ress, Spencer, days tm 81.
Thomas rum, sugar AID muiasscs, toJohn
l. Thomas Vowel. Spoke nothing on The
passage. Left al ST. Thomas, Oct. 10, scl,r
Ostrich, O'Bryen. for Boston, ) days ship
Burasinthl, Robinson, Of Savannah, dis.
charging schr Betsy, Robinson, OF Phll.
delphia, ditto; brig General North, Of Bl!.
bados, put in in distress, dismssted in the
gale of the Goth Sept. with the loss OF s;
horses; also ship Fly, from Greenock, To-
tally dismasted in the same gale schr We
nus, Sampson, CT New York, ar. 9th Sept
very much injured in the same gale; sch:
Alert. Hilliard, was TO sail 18th Oct. Tor
New York.
CLEARED,
Brig Dove, Barnett, Bermuda.
Schr Olive. Branch, Fansworth, Boston.
Sloop Mechanick, Smith, at New-IoTk
9Th inst. up for this port.
Brig Columbia, Dyer, of tits port, a:
Leghorn 9th August
Schr Climax, Smith, hence, for Boston,
struck on the SOW and pigs in the Vineyard
sound, OH Wednesday night 28th ult-bea,
a hole through her bottom, and received o.
Their damago-had got into Old Town.
Schr ew-Packet, Crosby, cl. al Boston
Cd inst. for this port.
S'oop Morning Star, Dennis, at NenpoEt
3lstult. up for this port.
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SELECTED.
F.,fDED LOVE.


There was a Rose which once did bloom
In triumph IN this leaving breast,
Whers dwet no chilling care or gloom,
But all was sunshine, peace aud rer;;
Till sorrows blast erst did remove
This 5lighted rose Of faded lore.
There was thought which once did play
Around my siecpiess piiIow'd head,
But now L. reign hath passed away,
And mosn'ry's mournul page hath fled;
Twas that which once did never rove,
The silent thought o.. ft,d.a iOps.
There WIS DiSion, oh how fair!
Twas once imaginaton's seat,
lis magic spells did linger there,
and made dul! contemplation sweet;
But now is snalched 10 realms above
That piaon sweet OF faded love.
There was an angel form so bright,
II seemed with heavenly grace endued,
In dreams saw II through each night,
1t look'd more fair each time view'd
But now is shrouded in the grave,
That matshless form Of faded loVc.
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Caution.
To Wood BUYERS and Sellers

PURSUANT TO a decre,al order OF liz
worshpful the county court OF Prime
William, will be sold TO the highest bidder
on the premises, on the 7lh day Of Deccm.
Der, about 800 acres Of land, nearly all N
wood, situate in said county OF Prince WI.
liam, and near 10 the town Of Occoquar
from whence wagon and team can la
from eight 10 ten loads per day, 10 the riy,.
Occoquan. The land will be sold in %.
10 suit the purcha sess-TermS o! sale, Olr
half of the purchase money TO be paid do|
six months credit for the balance. the Pc.
chaser giving bond with two approved g.
curities, wherein deeds will be executed
title indisputabIe and clear OF incumbraHce
RID. RATCLlEFFE,
BERNARD HOOE, Janr. Coz: r.
JOHN HoOE. y
Nov 8 bliw
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INCREDIBLE.

]. Cunningham, OF New-York, adverti-
ses for sale 1.-THE best transparent soap IN
the world;'' and states, in enumerating lis
virtues. that even lady's mouth is made
ssester, by being washed with Cunning
hams soap!!!'
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MARRIED.,

On the Sd instant. at Friends meeting.
house. Philadelphia, ISRAEL JANSEY. Jr. Of
tbs town, 10 ELIZAECTH, daughter Of JOAN
Warden. of thu former place.
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baltimore Federal Gazette.

Weunderstand the unhappy Philips, who
lately murdered his wife. at Marblehcad.
is fast draw ing to his end, from the wound
he gave himself. His insanity at the time,
and previous to his committing the deed,
seems to be established. Salem Gas.
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A Boston price current quotes U. S. six
per cent stock at lo2, bills on London at
thirty days per cent. Advance, U. S bank
stock no sales, and specie at 81 to Q per
cent advance After the ebb.tide comes
the flood. We may calculate on the price
of specie soon falling as rapidly as it ad-
vanced. Washington City Gazette.
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have really a lust cause ofeomplaint against

have really just cause ofcomplaint against
any of Those institutions for every man
feels in his own mind so fully convinced
that he has reason to be dissatisfied, that he
would consider any attempt to prove the
contrary, as an insult to his understanding
yet, while under the influence Of these
feelings, every man forgets or -overlooks
the very obvious circumstance. that it is
and always has been wholly at his own OPP
ton to receive hank note or refuse II.
TBaltimore Federal Gazette.
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NAVY

NAVY.
According 70 The late instructions for the
United Safes naval service, commission Of
ficers OF the navy are divided into the fol-
lowing denominations, viz:
Commodores, commanding squadrons.
Captains, commanding friSates, end YES
sells of ~ guns.
Masters Commandant commanding sleeps
Lieu,enants.
Captains, masters commandant, and lieu
tenants, take precedence and command in
their respective ranksasreeably TO the dates
of their commissions or, if their commits
sions are of the same date, according to
their number.
The relative ranks between the officers Of
the army and navy is thus established
Commodores rank with Brigadier Gene
rails.
Captains in the navy, with Colonels.
Masters Commandapt, with Majors.
Lieuienants in the navy, with captains ir
the army.
The rank and precedence Of sea and land
officers as above, 10 be regulated by Sc.
niority Of commissions.
Crews are TO be trained andexercised il
the use Of small arms as well as grea, guns
| and ball cartridges furnished them accord
ingly. [Irent0n True american.
Ii would be as difficult as we know j
would be useless. 10 attempt TO account fol
the prejudices so generally existing agains
banks-prejudices so powerful as TO pre-
vent the great majority of those who enter
tain them from considering whether they
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ALEX ANDRIA:
MONDAY, NOYE.NBER 9, 1918.
COMMUNICATION.

The citizens of Alexandria are earnestly
entreated TO turn their attention TO provI-
ding means for the extinguishment OF fire.
Thatwe are shamefulIy deficient in thispar-
tcuar, is truth which ought TO be gene
rally known, in order that each individual
may be apprised of his danger, and guard
against impending ruin. The season OF the
year is low at hand when the bleak nor
them blasts may bring swift destruction
upon US, and the soul chilling cry of fire
fire. re-ccho from every quarter OF the
! town. Already, indeed, we have had two
awful warnings third may prove fatal
| shall we then continue TO slumber upon cur
posts? Men of wealth look to it--to-mor
row your houses may be reduced to ashes,
and your children to beggars. repeat 1t,
your means arc inadequate to arrest The
| progress of flames when attained to any
neighbour fire companies, with enc or
two exceptions, are falling of, and like
skeleton regiments are too feeble to drag
their crazy engines into action--your pumps
do not afford a sufficient supply Of water,
and You have not single hose TO commu-
nicate with the river The evil is daily in
creasing-to remedy it within our power,
and DUTY we owe our town.
Let us then re-organize and fill up the
ranks of our companies, with efficient, not
silk stocking, men--let US petition congress
to exempt them from militia duty--pro-
vide intime more good engines, with hose
for The use of each--procure an additional
number of fire hooks aud ladders, upon TIE
improved plan--let two or more large wells
be sunk in each ward OF the town, with two
good pumps in them, constructed SD as to
discharge the water into the hose if neces-
sary. These are some Of the expedients
which might be resorted to--others. no
doubt will be suggested. My only object
is TO draw your attention to the subject.
A CITIZEN.
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From tle ". Y Commercial .4dv. Non
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

LAILpI thOh
The ship Belfast, captain Bunker, arri-
we'd this morning in As days from Liverpool.
BY this arrival we have been favored with
the Liverpool Mercury of the 18th Of Sept.
from which we copy many articles IN rela-
ton 10 the ma.tets at Liverpool, London
and Dublin.
The queen Of England continued very
III. The bulletin of the morning Of the
10Th Sept. stated that she had passed a
good night. and was easier that morning.
The British ship of war Griffon, which
left st. Helena on the Cd OF August, and
which has arrived a. Portsmouth, brings
the Information that the squadron on that
statior was extremely sickly, and that Sc
vetal of the ships had buried large por-
ton OF their crews, from dysenteries and
liver complaints. The colony also was
very sickly, from the prevalence of the
same diseases. which are there peculiarly
fatal. The governor, Sir Hudson Lowe,
had an alarming attack Of bowel complaint
in the beginning Of July, from which he had
recovered. Captain Bum, Of the Honora-
bic Company's store-ship Mansles, died
on the Goth July, and captain Paisley Of his
Majes.y's ship Redpole, on the 18th July,
of the prevailing dysentery. Bonaparte
! h,J M, 49,, s,., ont Of doors for several
months, and continued very i'll with liver
complaint. The Griifon buried Mr. Dun
ming, of the Conqueror, passenger, and
FIVE men, on her voyage home, all OF whom
died of fever or dysentey. Mr.. O'Meara,
surgeon to Bonaparte, arrived in The Grit
on,
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

The Philadelphia Daily Advertiser, con-
tains the following:
"We rejoice to find that the usual and
more than the usual number Of students,
are fockmg to our city. to attend the medi-
cal lectures; notwithstanding The arts and
Misrepresentation employed to0ttrsctthem
to other places. This institution, still the
pride of our city and state, remains, and is
likely long to remain, proudly pre-emi'
nent over ali her rivals. W."
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A letter from Bermuda, just received in
this city by the last arrival, communicates
the following:
"Antigua and ST. Kits papers 10 the first
Oct. are received, containing the act of
parliament OF ed May, relative TO the i'm
portaton OF certain articles into the British
colonies, by which it is enacted, "That it
shall and may be lawful to import tobacco,
rice, grain, peas and flour into ony Of his
majesty's colonies in the West Indies, or
on the continent of South America, for the
supply of the inhabitants thereof, in British
built ships, owned, navigated, SC. accor-
ding TO law, from any colony or possession
in the West Indies, or On the continent Of
South America, under the dominion Of any
foreign sovereign or state"
"This law must materially affect the
trade of Bermuda, except in the article Of
lumber, and such other articles admitted
here as are not enumerated in the act"
Veg York Mercantile Advertiser.
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New.Orieans is said 10 have inreaScd in
population full three tourlhs since It's an
nexion TO the United States, and now con.
tains 10000 inhabitants. 1t is supposed
that the yellow fever would not he known
there under a proper system OF police,
which, it is probable, will be so far impro-
we'd, by the next season, as greatly TO con-
tribute towards its extinction. bid.
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Aliens List of Prizes.
GRAND STlTE LOTTERI

SEW ENTH CLASS.
Gh days draSsing.
No. 1886 first Crawn DlO,OO0
tio229 *l4866 Ii6a
*l44I7 *Il2G4 G509 : 1000
*ll595 *il677
*i0l5l 1851 500
*lIi2 1864 *l292 *58 1878 Inn
1881 1920 1859 2O93
*Sold at Aliens Lucky Office.
The ten thousand dollar prize sold in 4
quarter tickets.
On WEDNESDAY next, the first draws
number will be entitled to
Five Thousand Dollars.
30, 900, GO, 600, D Of 10 900, 5000, 81"
loco yet in the Wheel. and only three day
10 draw-therefore no time should be lost
in taking chances for the above rich prizes.
Tickets at ~ dollars, and shares in pro
portion. .appiyd at
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The Frankfort Ky. newspaper announ.
ces the completion OF building for hotel
in that place, supposed TO be the largest
building in the western country; fronting
upwards of two hundred and twenty feet
three stories high, containing nearly a hun,
dred fire places.
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MILITARY CAMP NEAR MEXICO.

About seven leagues up the river Trinity,
and in the vicinity Of the ground chosen by
general Lallemand for his military camp,
is town, containing near 500 houses, oc-
cupicd by Indians ard Spaniards, called
Trinity, distant from St. Antonio, in the
province Of Mexico. about 100 leagues
The number of Lallemand's followers still
keeps increasing, by The addition of tugi-
tive Frenchmen, who and a" asylum in This
establishment. Neither provisions, money
nor arms, are said to be wanting; and the
patriot privateers, cruizing in the Gulf Of
Mexico, deposit their surplus prize goods,
the produce of the West Indies, al this spot,
between whom and the new settlers the
most friendly relations subsist. ibid
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From the Franklin GG,etfc.

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