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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-15
WHAT THINK YOU OF THIS

FENIE subscriber being Of the hurry and confuslo
generally attending the two or three last days sales
uf Lottery tickets, has adopted the Following method as
III Involvement for those WIN disposed to venture
rife forward and make their investments, as the
~ James Lottery will certainly draw on the 10th OF April
propose selling tickets at the scheme price. w. Whole
Ticket S. Half So Quarter Is cls Eighth 371 cts, un-
il the 10h Of April. j. J. ROBINSON
Wilmington, March 90 SIS
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COTTON MANUFACTORY

NOR SALE: containing about GOO Spindles, with full
l. supply Of cardng engines and other machinery for
he preparation Of Cotton. Inquire of ZlBA FERRIS,
Watch Maker, corner OF Mark ct and High sts
wilmington, LIST mo. ~, 1925. 15-tf
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TO RENT.

TIME Farm now occupied by Jacob Caulk near The
Buck Tavern, containing about 400 acres Of cleared
land. Possession may be had the 25h of March next
TATNALL & PRICE.
Brandywine, Jan. 81, 1925. loft
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COMMERCIAL BANK OF NFI

VlNIE Stockholders in this Institution are herebv re
Il that an Election " be held al ",he Bank of smvnn
On the 9Th day of May next betw the hours Of sS
oclock, r. M TO elect Directors to serve the anu
ing year. S. II. HODSON Casl,,r
Smyrna, April a, 1926. SIS,
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TO LET,

NOR or term of years, the Store House and Dwell
ling No. Is, East Second ST., opposite the Lower MAR
ket Housea first rate situation for any kind OF business
apply next door, 10 j. ID. NAUGliAN'
March a. 1926. So
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LOTTERY OFFICE.

L i Il
.Narytand University Lottery, 5M Class.
TO be drawn on the 10th of April and finished in a few
minutes; prize of 10000 dolls of 5000, OF 2,5OO
900 412 of 1000, 10 of 500 A of 100, 90 OF
So 500 Of g. 5676 Of 4-icke,s dolls.-but will soon
ADVANCE to so.
Union Canal Lottery, 10th Class.
To be drawn on the 1,h of May and finished in few
minutes prize of $4,000 dolls of 10000 OF 10000
Of 600 Of 4720 90 of 1000 so OF 500, 50 OF loo
156 OF So 1913 of 90 and 10608 If 10.rcket dollars
iaf so, Qnarer2 25 Eighth 124; but will soon ad-
vance 10 dollars.
Tickets or shares in either of the above Lotteries ma,
be had by applying No 50, Market street, Win'ngt'n
JONATHAN RUMFORD.
March %. So
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Draught Beer, Porter and Aie. ....,
EsIAEI, d JONES. Brewer. at No 81 Second stree%
Wilmington Del keeps constantly on HAND SUI ppbich
Draught Beer Porter and Ale of the first qua terms
l'oers antLothers can be furnished on reasohp''s
lie is tbanSfui for the extensive patronage htheFO
ceivcd and socits continuance of public favor. eff
Win oton 9th mo 1924
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.

Union Canal Lottery. 9Th Glass.
TO be drawn the 18th of May, and finished in few
minutes Prizes to be dsrbuted-1 of So 900 dollars
Of 10000 Of 10000, of 5000, of4,72O 20 Of 1000
so Of 500 50 f l00 So Of So 124S OF 90 and 1O6O Of
10 ckc! 9, hall so, quarter 25, eghts III but
will soon advance to IL dolls
University Lottery Of MaryIand, 4th Glass.
To be drawn the 25th OF May, and finished in few
minuies the scheme contains of 10000 dollars, Of
900. o 1000, Of 5000, of 1900, Of 1853, Of
900 Of 500. of 300 l56 OF o. $40 Of H. A68 g. and
7SC0 lot doars.-Ticket4 dolls. half @ quarer1 eighth
50 cts.
Tickets and shares in either of the above lotteries and
CASH paid for prizes drawn, by
j. ]. ROBINSON,
No 1G5, Market street, Wilmington
Where paid the cash for COO dollar prize drawn in
HE Is class OF the Union Cana Lottery and where can be
had tickets and shares in the St. JAMES Church lottery
10 be dawn the 10th Of April, and finished on ha day.
March 49, 81
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MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.

10000 Tickets at SIS so 10000 Dollars
Every prize payable in cash sixty days after the drawing
subject to deduction of fifteen per cent
MODE OF DRAWING.
The numbers will be put into one wheel as usla-and
in The other wheel will be put the prizes above The demo
mination of Two D3llars and the drawing to progress
usual The 1000 prizes of 81 each, will b.
awarded to the odd numbers in this lottery (as the
case may be) dependent the drawing of the capital prize
of Twenty Thousand Dollars that 10 say If the Geo
dollar prize should odd number, then every
odd number in the scheme will be entitled dolla'
prize If the 90 900 dollar prize should come out to
even number, then all tile numbers in the scheme
will be each entitled to a dollar prz-.
GeTrhe odd Nos are those ending with 1-S-5-7 org
C-Trhe even Nos those ending with 9 a -6-8 orc
This mode of drawing not Only enables he Commission
evs to complete the whole lottery in ONE DRAWING, bu
has the great advantage of distributing the small prizes
gulary every alternate number in the scheme, tina
tie holder of two tickets shares Of tickets Gone ode
and number) will be tain Of obtaining leas
prize, and in The ratio for any greaer quantity
GA Ticket drawing superior prize in this scheme, i
not restricted fram drawing an inferior also.
JAS l. HAWKINS
NATH'I. f. WILLIAMS commissioners
JAS. Is. RlNGGOLD,
Whole Tickets S4 90 Quarters S100
Halves 200 Eighhs so
Tie drawing f this lottery, .sM ppsvey take place n
1871 IF Nay, 1926.
Tickets and Shares a OF numbers for sale at
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NOTICE.
40 RENT

40 RENT
4 LARGE Two Story Brick DaveNing House in ,bo =,
IA lage of Newport, with good brick barn and s,k,
and every other convenient Out building. To tie house
storeit is eligible situation for country busnsss
any inhe place There three lots in the village con-
tanning about acres, which will be rented with the b."
Possession given on the 25ih day OF Ma eli next Annly
ALLAN THOMSON JTiLsingto,. ~ rr'"
JOHN l.. MORRIS, Le1valu's hapd
Jan 10. l4-u near Newport, Del
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FOR SALE.

TWO NEW WOOL CARDING ENGINES for sale In
l. quire al the Office of the Wachman
Apri, 10, 1926 SIT
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CONINE'S

No. 80 Market Street. ncarMe Centre Market, Bamore.
TrAi Tickets in the above Lottery, sold at co MINES
Office are signed By the commissioners and Shares
tersgned, thereby making the Sae of Maryland RESPONSE
bic for all prizes they shall draw Orders from any part
Of the United sates will meet with the srct aeil-
Ton, if addressed 10 w. C. CONNIE, Baltimore
Baltimore, April 8. 1925. 37-10
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61OR the of colds, coughs as;hmas, approaching
consuHptons and all diseases of the bieas, and lung
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. Ito, Market-sireet, VIII
IN delaware
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to rise most rapidly, SO that at O'clock the
streets of the Gacercnhoif, which rs consider
ed one OF the highest parts. wa, oycrilowcd
ten feet; consequently no part OF the city re-
NAMED dry. The Inhabitants OF small houses
He'd with their families y the ,oofs those less
iesolute, who hcsitatcd, or eudeavoared to .y
out OF doors. pe,i-h'd. or were swept away -
10 increase the awfulness OF tae scene, a bur-
ricane arose, which. together wKh the force
OF the watcc, burst openthe strongest noore
or window. shutters, and hoaIcd of such hon
scs as were built oil wood Ihe roofs OF the
houses are generally coveted With sheet tin or
copper; which ;he force of the wind rolled up
like paper. and carried anav IN the ait to u
great distance from the original spot. At )
O'Clock the wa,e,s began 10 tall, and at nine
O'Clock they had retreated to the highest mark
oi former Uses that one could walk the
streets again hut the darkness OF the night
and the continuance oil. the storm male II ini,
possible to Judge OF The scene of destruction
which ws' exhibited at day break this morn
- .tpsr'
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New and Cheap
80. GOOds.

The subscribers have recently receiv.
ed considerable addition 10 their stock
of Go"d., which now makes their as
>"r'nicn' very complete. The following
are a part LATELY received:
Super unhrrs> Il calicoes , n great varie
Furniture do ) |pauerns
DO dark and li.;h, Ginyhnms
White, black and blue sa,inS,
Figured satin and Gros de Naples silk
Silk aud tabby velvet
Pelsse and habit cloths
GENTLEMEN's Boor's warranted sumo.
rior quality
DO Shoes aud Pumps
Ladies' Morocco, PrunelIa & seal skin
shoes aud boots
Men and hoy's coarse shoes and boots
Children's morocco and leather do.
1000 lbs cotton yarn No. 5toiO
Domestic cotton goods of every descrip-
ton. Domestic cassineits
GENTLEMEN's BEAVER HATS, latest
Youths and Children's Do Do
AL.SO.
2pair elegant (si', frame) Pier glasses
Brass Aniiirons and Tenders
DO shovels and longs
Plated cut -miass castors
DO Candlesiirks
Do Shutters s. Trays an elegant ar.
ticle
Ivory Handle Knives and forks in sets
80 pieces
Ladies' dressing Boxes
\ handsome assortment Walters
1000 yds. Oznaburss and Buriaps very
cheap
\ variety OF Paper for Rooms with
Velvet borders
\ few dozen Gilt Rush seat chairs
Fresh salad Oil.
Thry offer Also. al very low prices,
5000 lbs. prime Bacon
\ few Bushels Glover seed
Family Flour
And 5000 gallons Whiskey
The above goods having been puchas-
ed for the most part with Cash, will he
sold as cheap as in any market in the
United States.
EpWe invite the attention Of whole
sale purchasers 10 whom we will make
il an object 10 purchase Of us.
JACOBS s. RAPHAEL.
F.hruary Z '1S-tf
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traete'l from london papers Of the ard
JANUARY.
The Greeks obtained u naval victory
over the Egyptians On the nth and
t2;h Nov. A part Of the feet Of the
latter tnok shelter in Gambia.
MIR. Ward was TO return Ia Mexico.
nnd C"l. Campbell to Boyota, rs Is. iti,h
commissioners.
Dates from Cons'an'inope Of Nov
9Th. The captain pacha. had ins,
landed. AMI was we'll received. Der
wish Pael,n, was in the neishbnrhnoI nf
lhermopylie, with an army Of 10000
men. 4 new army Of Asiatic troops
was ordered to he formed.
The French troops remained at Ca
diz. Dee. IL. They were terrifying Ca
raca. and Leon. and IT j. said the re-
venues were to be collected by them
approximations existed as to Portu-
gal. |, was said the King proposed 10
abdieate the throne. Much jealousy ex-
listed in England of the influence of
France in the Portuguese councils.
4 new treaty between France and
Spain. it is said was sigucd at the Els
curiai on the tOih December.
About 200 Constituencies had re-
Gently landed on The coast Of Valencia,
and after killing few Royalists W ho
opposed them. re-emharked
The Greeks have officially announced
the blockade OF Patras and Lrpanto.
Ii is reported that the King Of Por-
tu"aI has refused To rally treaty con-
c'nded nj London between the Ministers
Of Brazil and Portugal. by which the
latter were 10 ACKNOWLEDGED the indepen-
dence Of the former
NJ. Hyde de Melville has left Lisbon
for Paris.
All the French troops left Madrid on
the Goth Drc. The French head quar-
ttrs on the 9TH, were at Amanda de
Duer.
Five Grandees. the Duke Of Trias.
Dnke of Abran,es, Count Altamara.
Marquis CeraIvo, Marquis Aicanizes,
who had been hanished from Court for
Cnnstitu'innality. were carried into Ma
hrid. Dee &c. and lodged IN the com
mon Jail. The cause of their arrest
was not known.
An Algcrine squadron is said 10 have
passed the Straits Of G,hrnlter for the
purpose of cruising against Portuguese
commerce. Tw" Portuguese fricates
and corvette sailed from Lisbon Dee.
10th.
LONDON, JAN. 3.-Various reports Of
the iosS Of lives by the calamity at ST.
Petersburg have been circulated. The
official report of the government, makes
the number only, 500. The Emperor
contributed 1000. 900 of rnhles TO the
sufferers; The Empress. $4,000: The
Commercial Furd, 100000 &c.
In England. the gales have continued
TO this time.
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In Gilancery.

1T II Court he'd for Louisa county,
The 18th dry Of December, 1924.
David 4. keunon and John Krmnon.
Plaintiffs,
ACAIHST
Frances kennon. widow aud reIict Of
. Joseph krnnon, deed James K eunnn.
William KcnnOn. hhsul0m kennon.
tandy kennop, Ira Kcnnon, Richard
kenn"n. Mary keunon, Nancy Ken
non hrh --------- ------- represel taIiye
OF Philip Kcnnon. deed. and Robert
Dalton, administrator OF Joseph Ken
non, deed. Defendants.
The defendants, William Keapona
absolon Kennon not having entered
their appearance and given security ac
cordinS to Law and The Rules Of this
Court. and it appearing to the satisfac-
ton OF the court, that they are not in
habitants Of this State, on the motion
OF the Plaintiff by counsel, it IS ordered.
that the said Defendants, William Ken
non and Ab@oIOm kennoD do appear
here on or before the FIRST day of March
court next, and answer the Piaintiff-s
bill and that copy of this order be-
forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed IN this Commonwealth. for ei~ht
weeks sueeessively. and that another
copy be posted at the courthouse door
OF this county on some court day.
a Copy, Tes'p,
JOHN HUNrER, elk.
Jan. 8. '26-Sw
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The eastern and western wstcrs. This, as Il
late number Of the New York Statesman oh
serves, d'car'ied into effect, viii be the great
est work Of the kind IN the world The lar
sest tnnne' in Eng and, as yet made, is one on
the Trent and Mcrsey canal. which is 29)3
yards. The celebrated Tunnel on the Ian.
gnedoc is only go wards But there i y snh-
terraneons communication now working on
The Thames and Midway canal. which will be
1880 yards through the solid earth. rather
more than two miles and quarter. This is
little more than hal the distance intended TO
be eNca"ated on our contemplated western ca
nal Il aicx. Herald
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birth light Ball,

At the CENTRAL n0TEL ON Tues.
day, ED February, 1925. Any person
wishing to subscribe will apply at the
Bar Of The Central Hotel.
Jan. 10, '25-tf
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SCIIE VI T.
SiSO.OOO

AMOUNTING TO SiSO.OOO
Everypr,ze payable in CASH Nnich, as
uSNQf at CoHEN's OFFICE. can be had the
moment they are drawn This lottery IS che
most brilliant in the United States. and roo,
the unusual large number of PRIZES OF
MA NlTUDE FLOATING, each davpro.
duces handsome distIibution - Only twelve
drawings remain to complete the scheme -
The great Capitals OF 40 900 doNs-2O. 600
doiis.--lO, 0C0 dolls 600 doib &c. still
undrawn.
Tickets, St2I Quarters,
Hatres, G Eigaths, so
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The hon. Hmgh Holmes departed this life
Yesterday, after lingering under paralysis
with which he was visited on Friday last we
shall rot attempt sketch OF his life and pub
lie services We leave that to some Of hi.
numerous friends .--IItim. Hep. of Jan. 2S.
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30 AT DIN C.
HIGHEST PRIZE
10000 DOLGAREs,
Splendid Scheme no,c DrGming
INTHE cITYsoF BALrIMoRE

IN IT CITY OF BAETIMOkE.
-.
q R.4 .ND S tn 1 Il LUTTER
or M'd-now drawing regularly EVERY
WEEK, under the superintendance OF the
Commissioners appointed by the Governor
and Council.
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NARRIED.-0n Friday the esth u!t
Mr. LILBURN Il RAILEy to Miss Lucy
JANE BURKs
ON Tuesday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Hatch, V. w. SouTHALL.
Esq. TO Miss MARTHA Cooke. .iau"h
ter of Capt. James p. Cooke of this
county.
On Thursday evening, Mr.. GEo
nALTnIs. 10 Miss SARAH A. DAY.
daughter ofMr. Charles Day, all ofths
town.
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1T Court hs'd for Louisa county,
HE iah day Of December, 1924.
David 4. keunon and John Krunon.
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VIE enhscrlhcr especially Informs h.
lr"uds nd The public generally. that hr
bus commenced thr BOON Shilling 81 II
Mss =" lhr house formerly occupied t., Mr.
William nlgges, nnd opposite The store OF
h'ssr'. g Il NotyelI ~ ". II. Morgnn.N here
he VII receive additional supplie. OF ali the
new aud periodical publications. Having
nude arrangements with the most extensive
hnnsrN Ia Baltimore, Philadelphia Nrw York
and Boston. he pledges himself Int amy Inv,
h'dral, Miscellaneous, school a. Hiank
book. which mny lac wanting which he may
mi have, Ii will rndravop 10 ohiain the gal,e
through his correspondents ~ lhr north =.
country merchants, teachers af ncndruirs
&c viii Gnd II IL lhrir ADVANTAGE Ia cnlI and
examine his stnek Nhirh will Ec ,arv com.
pieir. The snsLerhrr plrdee. him-elfio pq,v
strict attention II business, aud every escrs
ton or his parl will he used for The hencGr a
those who may favor him with thrir natron.
ngr. CHARIES \ NIluL.uS
lAnchhnrg, SEPT % ~
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&c tLc cnny of = tc,tcr written hy =
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rfIAu FLETCHER y NCH, II; iohLk
IL =. ,i6Shers ofhe Lcirs 81 iht thloa.

a. The sem;-Weedy Paper, at 81, aud the
~ Paper, nj 3 per aunnm' payable IN
hfoa,3 No subscription will he received for
ao.e. time than six months; aud no paper vii!
a 60 ,.-.ant;nucd hut al the discretion Of the
u - until all afrearages are paid.
ha 59 advertisements will be inserted at 90
= ,.r sonare tor less the first time, and
CENT rerts for each continuance. Those
~ :. distance must be paid for previous to
iI'.,, insertion or the payment assumed by
ihe' ..a.nonsible person in Lynchharg.
SOM mr. I chanccrv Orders are inserted for six
do ,,. AIlIeiters addressed to the Editors must
- Nm. or they will not be attended 20
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Footc WAS rafting one evening in
tie green roo when nobIcman,
who seemed highly entertained, cri-
ed ont " Well, Footc, you see |
swallow all the goods things" do
you, my Lord Duke - says the 9TH
cr, " then congratulate yon on your
Digestion. for | believe You never
threw up Que Of then III your life"
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Cqn nor b, had IN Tia Eo-rt - and 81 c,s
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/ tfHE onpratinn Of thes' pills is perfectly
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Il Please inquire for Lers .1ut-5aious
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Ices Worm lozcngcs.
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Lees Elixir.
\ sovereign remedy for colle, obstinate
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Lees Aguc and Fever Drops,
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Lees Nervous Cordial and Grand
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most valuable medicine for great and
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Lees Essence and Extract NJ Minis
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L Please 70 TAX uot,cr, none are genu-
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Z > Hundreds OF cases Of cures peri falru
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Young lad,s will be instructed II
desired III hnrcdlc work by person
qualified for that blansh of polite
lcarnin. NJ. hr.
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svyArw.s PATAcTA.

Is Bottles Swajm's Celehralcd f.h''f' T.
ut received by the subscriber Wh''a WI, ~
Old nj thirty dollars dozen, or ,iI ,.ra% So'
fr. hv WALLER -. NH
Nov - '-1an-'
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WAS near fpaf wears. TIT Ills frtloru
creature devoted herself Ia this drs-
ola'r life. since she knew the com.
fort of a bed or the protection / =
roof. Hardship. sickness. Intense
cold. and extreme misery. have gra-
dualIy impaired her beauty, but SIR
j. s'lll a most interesting tiCu,r; and
there remains uncommon sweetness
and delicacy IN her air and manner !;
and her answers are always pert
nrnt enough. unless when she sns-
poets the question is meant either II
insult or enSnarc her. when she
seems sullcn or angry. Somc Qua
kcr ladies nj this time intcrposcd,
AM Louisa. ~ she was called, VAS
conveyed IL Gny'S hospital. where
she at present is. aud still maintains
her indignation against thr men.
The person with whom she lodg-
ed. upon her death bed. diNulGrd the
secret NJ The flight ol This stranger
from Portsmouth. which corresponds
nearly with The time of her ARR, nj
near Bristol. and Subsequent iuqui-
rics have discovered that she is " Hc
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