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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-02
Extract 81 a letter dated
WASHINGTON Cry, April


The Senate did not take up the Presidents mes
sage on the Jarvis outrage to day. The select COM
mittee appointed on the subject by the House Of Re
representatives. were in session this morning, and
we're engaged in the examination of witnesses.
Young Adams was among those who were examin-
ed What will be the character of their report, and
when it will be made, is of course not known. 1t
lis conectured that four of the committee, Messrs.
M.Duflie, Gorham, Oakley and Ingerso, will be
in favor of furnishing this outrage, in the usual par
liamentary form, and Of adopting proper police for
| the capitol.
The discussion of the Tariff bill was continued
to-day. Mr.. Burgess of Rhode Island, obtained the
floor about 10 O'Clock, and keptit till after S. 1t
was speech of great power and interest. 1t was
the only speech of the same length made on the sub
|iect which has not wearied the hearers. He COM
handed general and silent attention from the CON-
mencement TO the end of his GRAFTON. The princi-
pies of political economy, and the interests of the
United States, as they bearon the American System,
were treated in mastery manner. lie then show
ed that this bill was hostile to the American System.
In his reply to the arguments OF those who proceed
ed him, ne was. as usual very happy, and now and
then severe. Never was there heard, in any legis-
latve body, such philippck as ne uttered against
Randolph. 1t was on the score of the phrase "de
. leada ct Cartago,'' which Randolph used, or was
supposed to use, in reference to New England. g.
Among thousand words of bitterness, he said, after
speaking with great force and feeling on this mon
strous doctrine -" thank Cod that by an irrever
sible law Of nature, monsters can not perpetuate
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No. IA.
ToR THE DELAWARE Journal.


.,ir Editor, ,
tfho insist Great Injustice is done the Vice Presi-
M in believing he has changed his creed, with
.asnoct TO manufactures and internal improvement
gut This is not so let his actions speak Tor them
selves. ,a
When he was in the cabinet, none more ready and
py;llinp than HIMSELF that the military schooi at
West Point should be placed on the most respecta-
HE footing none more Jealous, that surveys shouia
}e made for roads. &c. In short he appeared
.,nonost the most emuious to carry the system as
far as possible
Rut he had no sooner attained his present sltua-
lion. no sooner had he given in his adhesion to the
Man Of Southern policy, than how changed. tie
b,,sh;nolv defeated the woilens Bill OF last session
hy bs ens;ng aYte; this session he has sat still and
heard the very plans Of which he was the father,
If West Point denounced. and laid as charges
r,;,st the administration, ad been silent, and has
,l.f.atcd the SURVEYS for improvements, by limit
mo them 10 those already begun, this year that IS
10 those set on foot by himself again by his casting
vote. These facts proclaim In Il voice not 10 Dc
misunderstood, that his cooperation IN MT W Dui
fees plan is efficiently secured, and that ne is no"
the active sncny Of Manufactures and Inc in'erha
Improvement Of the country
Circumstantial evidence, when the chain IS con
nected. is always the most conclusive and It thu
conduct of General Jackson is weighed by this bal
"a ance. there will be no doubt in the mind OF any ra
n t;ona man. that he is bound to act with tn
Il touthern SQUAD in arresting the American System
Look at the Report of the Military Committee
made nv Mr.. Hamilton, Of South Carolina, wherein
~ thev claim for the President of the United State
NJ he oaoer of dispensing vi the ia,cs IN utter olo'
ton of the Const uion, and actually establishing
y 6Hrary powes.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-02
For The Deiawarc Journal.
ON THE DEW DROP.

Pearly drop love to view thee,
Glltt'rlng IN the sunny ray
Thou hast charms peculiar to thee,
Hanging on the tender spray.
Trembling, shining, still d splaying,
An the various hles ! see
The far arch If Leay'n arrayng;
All its beauties meet in thee.
But thou ant of short duration,
For the sun will waste thee soon;
short indeed will be thy station.
Thou wilt vanish long e'er noon'
So we see the infant smiling,
In its tender mothers arms;
All her anxious cares teguiling,
With its lutte, artless charms.
But alas the drop resembling,
Which is open TO the sun
On the feeble heritage trembling,
soon its thread OF life is spun.
isut its happy spirit tending,
Like the dew drop upward HESS
Met BY angels while ascending,
1t is borne beyond the skies.
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London, Monday Evening, March "a.
(Flom our Private Correspondence

We have received private letters from Lisbon to
the 9Th INST exclusive. The Chambers had been
dissolvedby Don Miguel on the 14th, and thought
the Charter positively determines that another
should be Immediately convoked, the decree for
the convocation had not yet appeared A commit
tee of apostoheals, composed of the Bishop of
Vlseu, Santarcm, Mates, Saralva, and Gucco had
been appointed to revise the mode of election All
those known for their attachment to the constitute
onal order have concealed themselves to escape
rest The governors and commanders of provin-
ces, who had shown the most zeal in repusing the
rebels, have been removed. Count Villa Real.
Minister of Foreign Affairs, had resigned and Count
de Porto Santo had been appointed to that depart
. ment The Portuguese air of Don Pedro is forbid
den by Government 10 be played by the military
bands. Chaves, it was expected, would soon march
into Lisbon with his division.
4 Letters from Toulon say, that only 5000 men
would be sent to GREECE besides G,0oO English, the
whole to be under the chief command Of Marshal
: Marmont, in the same manner Sir f. Codrington
commands the naval force. Ships of 800 tons
: in requison to take in the troops and cavalry
but the demand is longer made, because go to %
francs per ton per month are asked, and for three
months certain
: Advices have reached town this morning from
: Odessa down to the 29th alt. They continue to
: speak of the warlike preparations making there.
, Of sixty ships in port, thrty-three had already
J been freighted by the local government. The
speeches of the Kings of England and of France
: were known there, and some people in consequence,
believed that matters might still be anicably rrang
= ed.
! INTELLIGENCE FROM LISBON.
ri -
n Dispatches have been received by Government
= from Sir Frederick Lamb and General Clinton, da-
" ted Lisbon 10th March. Don Miguel had entirely
Q thrown of the mask, and dissolved both the Cham
y bers. Lisbon in great ferment, and universal
Is confusion and dstrust prevailed The conduct OF
Sir +. Lamb was highly characteristic of the re.
!. preventative ofthe King ofEngland. He denounc-
d ed the mischievous conduct which Miguel was pur
suing, and predicted. that, ipsrsevered in,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05
Yaiuabie Real Estate,
At AUCTION.

Al AUCI1ON.
" PURPOSE selling to the highest bidder On FRIDAY the
~ sch day Of Ausah next, fair, Otherwise the fsir
icy Sundays excepted atrat Of land by Dr.
Granville Cfsddyck, by ieed II the pay.
ntnt Of debt therein Deuone heng duly recorded 10 he
lefs's ohlfe OF HaldsN, Containing by esuaton 522
acre., there about; has excellent mprovem eats,
consiDg Of ro story house, wtb Ju below, 4nd
foons shove with extensive porico p,rebes:
ofee, kitchen, laundry, snJ other houses the
ysdi also counodous gsDary aud s-5es, other nf
provemen, convenient TO farm good repair. 10 repte
ened, that than half of this auI - unoleafed
aud e good quality fnr tobacco oonmodtnu,y Tor
prof ssionsi Pfyate family, ohorse 10
keep ent'fsuueni beng contiguous to The age foa
sc miles south Of HALIFAX q. H. sud situated may
converted, with convenience 10 pupiio putpose, rrsie
retreat, may he pefred Az who wish 10 The
se efred ~ Dr. Crsldook, residing the pfefnes
Bon AID approved security, and deed q 60 secure
the rsymenone hall payable IN y months, aud The balane
years. The title helievsi unquedfousb; hut a.
rru'foe, shsll only convey suhh le ~
The deed. Or Crsddock to retain po,secn until 18Th
day Of Dec. nest TiIoS. EAsLEY.
2nj Iure, 1919.
TIE shove sale meets my appreciation ard concurrence.
GRANVILLE CBADDOCK.
Jsne 10. tO--st5hAug.
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HYGkA HoTNL, oLp PoINr coMFoRr-

I " u
5E Suhscrhsr, grateful for pas, isvo -iurs HI.
thanks Tor the liberal afforded the Hy
sea Hotel since II has heen hrs Scoupsncy and respect-
"y informs the public that for the lat IL months he
oeen engaged ~ making alterations aud The
interior OF the house has been newly painted aud
stotked with the choices. Liquors, purchased by friends
petIenced Judges) III Nsw York PhiIadeuh and nj.
BEDS are OF the very 6rst quality
ne now throws his House y, tbs
NY WI" MOI ma interior TO any estsblishnen the KIND
on ns sea BOARD and pledges hmssIf times furnish
ms hoLh with the choicest deeaces s.ason market
shb"Ihood afford, aud that every attention shall be ,e
n1's zee, who favor hun with then patronage.
va FONT OoriJU we'll kno,ep that IL no I'd. p
h's ption sufce tn say that the well established h,
49, y" 9"' ~ P''s-
Steam Beats from Phlads and s,b,ortop
uoh the FONT each trip 10 land, and receive
ana 81 am Boat plies daily between this place Norfolk and
httpton Tor th convenience OF those who may , 10 ysti
e'Isr 81 those place.. "
vessels OF every description coaiinnaIl, ts,n. and re-
Pshs nnh 'r9p foreign ports sni Tho
OF 'ne iofhcaon Progressing daily. The fine military an
Pe%hnce Of Ten Companies u " Arulery Stationed
OF seHool ~ practice, aud their elegant nd are well cal
eulstsd TO enettsiG and sn,use Va
Arrangement wall be made Coton Parties, and s,ar,
as pl0fe on Parties II Pleasufe Canes when.
'e suihee number Juhes II, aud timely notice vveu
mere has been lately erected Bridge Scr,. Mill f,esk
aud fine Turnpike road will eospI.,ed be NJ
ronl and iinPon which will aprd an OF pogndv for v
r. u" view the Joining country.
ihere are Bathing Houses attached 70
yos eau Of ell tunes he accommodated with warm ., coJ
@, ,. ~, ~, =, MARSHALL PARKS
1eeoI oea Baih'ns he's been presided with foot oath
,aiinS from the Hotel, ,ghh renders The walk much &
Juue n g. cen
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NOrlCE-

et yutne ~ Deed gf Tut executed n Abe suhsrrer
- a.t Chihphe Hudson by Wm Moon bearing Iste the
$50 Day Of Oct 1927 Tor tbe Pupses therein uenl,oaed
ha oa the 10Th day ~ Sept nest eei eTposs
public suction, cr tesdy money he preu1es si tht
ac ~ parcel of lani ying Alhemsile county
100 acres 'r =" much Thereof Will he suGceB raise The
sum o money due, upsi upon sad Tas aud the gc.
ar expenses sitendug The execution ~ the aid deed.
A"urga' TfuNee.T pll convey ~ Che purehssst ouch
't'' oply a. IS vested in NJ ~ The ,af trust
DEAJ. NJ. PERRIN trustee.
jnT~ts 21-tJs
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+. ihe adams men had grand Harvest Home Co.
icnration at the old encampmcnt ground at the VAL
lev Forge. We have conyersed with several
friends of the Administration who were present.
The highest estimate any Of them made of the
number OF persons there, was three thousand--
no pains were spared to give oclat to the day
I'm
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LANO FOR .S.4LE-.


I'LL he sod publicly, The highest hiIdrron IN. rrsm
w the Goth OF this month (AustI., II rot tbe
fair day. the tract OF land live eonta ming 2fs
aofes, lying in Hanover county, Cfsmss Road 81 mile.
from ohmond,lnd known Ivy the Of Higg4nn'. Taver
The terms of sale will he half Of the purchase money
eshi the oner hall 81 months afterwards with deed of tr.t
on the land TO secure the last payment
EDMUND HIGGAsoN
Aucurt I. oL,rss
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N0Iu[IH,

syyslSHING 10 close my count, finally A, the E,.eo
" OF the late H. W. Coleman, earnestly request all
p having claims against the esaie oil my Te.tsio to
uem Known Tor stulement aud the like !, made
o moe VINO may have cam, the late OF Cole
nan " 'ol'"k tho'. 'nd-bied 10 either b. w. Coleman
or 10 Coleman WOoli Xix, me a Ex'nr 81 ID w (;oi,
na, are requested 10 make immediate raymen .. no
'"au's'.ce Can DE siVen JOHN SHEPPARD. Ex'u
. e II, w. Coleman. dc
'eh. ~ 1H-H Er
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Southern people. His public services have render
cd him second to none but Gen. Jackson.
Maj Is. Shaw. The coalition. IL would be more
honorable to abandon =, desperate cause than 10
persevcte IN base and dishonorable means 10 s,is
tain it.
VIM. a. Wade. a Free Press--tbe only qua
rantee free government, has to shield her from
the entertainments of designing, intriguing poti-
clans.
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=
CHARLES ~. .HGLyv.N-ESS.
HOUSE, SION, CHAIR,

=. a, UTUtT, &C.
at his old stand south SHE Of the Capitol S7,ss and
door to ths ConpHer Office,
GRATEFUL to his friends e,tn.n. Of ys,ps xen
~ -rsliy for the patronage he received would an IN
,hsn that ne l continues carry the business IN
sen vsrios branches. HIS will he suited ~ the times
lie fofh.s' 20 about HI. a, rec.
deaee ct years ki-hnon will pubc 10 uJS
"f his pretenscns Ia patronage
nv,iee. = = - ''
~ Al Apprentice wanted from the country no, over
IS v.s,s old, would be preferred.
July -. o4-,,N,f
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.MOTfcE.

IL persons hssns claims against the estste Of Connefy
n Mullins dee. requested ~ exhibit them me- pro-
pfr, suthecsied before the 6 Vt December He4,
having div'on " the est1te This noties eii
plead bar against any raiu thai be exhibited after
lhattine MARTIN JAMES, Ear u 9. Mallips.
Goocainnj, Jsnc s. s-4wiasepi!
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virtue "i eedsi eaecutrI ~ tIe - -,
Edward Ha.m and wife, hearing date i7a day q,
oe'y recorded lathe Office Of the musings
Of n'chnond shall for the purpoes ernIe.,eJ
sell Tor ready money on the o'clock
on tuesday the 18Th Aug If fair. otherwise fair A.
.nereaoe' that wei kcown property the EAGLE TAVERN
We city kicnms"d an! the next , IN.
rise fsveu rhe tite under which .ubc, wall
eeved to het'nd'Put.blei hat they will convey only uc
"'ie as Is vested IN lheU by said deed of uust
WM DANpRIGE Trus
WIN BARRETT { ,-s
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I'M TURPiN-A PATHETIC BALLAD,
: From Dh'ms and OdddjeS--.d Second Series
BY THOMAS HOOD.

- 's''" ""U CUhfttto--I ScCONu scr
BY THOMAS HOOD.
Tir Turpin lie was gravel blind,
Aud n-'er had seen the skies;
For nature, when Ia, head was made,
Forgot 10 dot his eyes.
So, like a Cbri.'isu pedsgogu.,
Poor Tin was forced 60 dc -
Look out for pupils, for he had
vacancy Tor two.
There. some bav, specs TO help their sigh,
OF object. great and small;
bat Tim bad specs within his eyes,
Aud could not see at oil.
Row Tim he wood a servant usi5,
And took her 10 bis ems;
For he, like ~; sbu,, had cast
wall.eye on her charms.
1'y day she led him up aud doan
Wher-'er lac wished 10 Ipg,
A happy wife, si,hv' she led
The life Of any dog.
Dnt just when he had lived month
Iu honey with his wife.
surgeon ope'J his Milton eyes,
Like oysters, with knife.
But when hi, eye, were opened tliu,,
He wish'd them dark sga,n;
For when be look'd upon his vile,
He saw her very plan.
Her face wa, bad, her 'ieare woI,s
For she was any but like
grace before his meat.
Now TiDi he we, a feeling nan;
For when his sisht was thick,
1t made Inn feel for every thiDg,-
hut that was with +.
So.with cudgel in his hand
IL was not light or slim
lie knocked at his wife's head until
Itopen'd unto him.
And when the corpse was still and cold,
He took his Slaughtered spouse,
And laid her in heap with all
The ashes of her house.
But like wicked murderer,
lie lived in constant fear
From day TO day, ~ 50 he cut
lis throat from ear 10 ear,
The neighbors fetched a doctor in
Said he, --a' This wOuni, dread
Can hardly he ,ewed W his life
Is hanging 10y thread"
But when another week was gone,
lie have him stronger hope -
INSTEAD Of hanging on a thread,
Oh hanging on a rope.
All when he hid his bloody yuIk
In ashes round about,
How little he supposed the truth
Would soon he siited out.
But when tie parish dustmsn came,
His rubbish 10 withdraw,
lie found more dust within the heap
Than he contracted for
g dozen men 60 try the fact,
Were sworn that very day;
But tho they all were jurors, YET
No conJurors were they.
Said Tim unto these iurymen,
You reed not waste ycur breath,
Tor confess myself tonce
The author Of her death.
"Amh OH when l re geet upon
The blood that have split,
Just like button is ny soul,
Inscribed with double gail -
Then turning round his head again,
lie saw before HI. eyes,
n great Judge and little Judge
Two judges Of size
The great judge took hi, iudgemen: c,p..
And put II on his head,
Au'. sentenced Tim ny law TO hang
Till he vas three times dead.
SO he was tried, and he was hung,
(Fit punishment FOR such)
On uorsham drop, and noue can sag
Ii was drop too much.
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THE lSNFETY R.4R'Gl,lE:,S5;.

F&e22EfA THESE spacious and ,lesan,
"A g. BOATS will commenoe runn,nx
Ss3z-s<s<Esxae, early III July, aud PEI m their
s52sZzSS-&SE&Y regular toute between New-Yctk
ssszzs Albany,eyeIy dsy, except Sue
Jay, turing tis seAspn al Summer travelling.
he speed his been much ed the season
sn starting at an earlier bout the passage will be
ehedy BY daylight, giving passengers opportunity view
th' inter resting scenery OF the Hudson River.
To leave New rk. To leave Albsnv
Mondays a, 6 o'clock Tus,dsys al ociot < a m
@rdnesdsys 1t o'clock IN rhursdsy, o'clock a m,
Fridays at 9 o'eloek1 IN Saturdays at o'cloek -,
The Prppneto look with confidence for continuance If
ne patronage thar has been u.lly msed by this
ohment, which a6rfds TO travellers untvaled degree
u comfort aud entire security from the accident, to W. eb
Steamboats, aud Packets liable.
passengers IN the Safety Bages put their horses
iias. . vsnts on bard VI the Stsimbpsts towing the
SAME, and thus avoid expense and detention.
f"r passage enquire Of MAohael the Pier, Alba
ny, WIN REuFIELD
June 6. a ue,s
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TRINI SALE


virtue oil Deed ut Trust the suisse
40 ny Uarsnd Hughes, bearing date I2th Nav 1921; ana
'ued inthe eerk rGic- 81 Gooehlsnd couais court
n, "n tne LIST day OF October next, fau xi
udy the purposes therein
oh Tue PieW... 10 ell {" the highest bidder eah,a
TRACT OF LAND
uh'sning 100 acres the county q,
nsnd nesi Carriers Ferry, adjoining lands
smith and others, and which Jane Hug no
,esur Also the following slaves. TO Jam, Il child
"akeri Eddy ani Sanard aud the In. female
''e. oorn SINCE the date Of the said deed; with
VitV of household and kitchen furniture and H.
81 ek oi horses cattle, sheep aud he g. aud al
nt "her property mehtioRsd said deed The
ng as sru.tee will convey only such title vested in him
ny ,ne ~ IN oeed VI trust. ARCH'D BRYCE, tcu.se.
Ivy 80. 2I-laEIha
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CO-PYRT.Y'ERSJJTP

NIV L. LANCASTER, OF Lyochburr, aud Jos r. PHI
~ MARSH, Il RICHMOND, nave formed a co r.nner-
chip or the susacoa Of general grocery and m
hn''ne:' ~ Lynenhury. under the 6m Of Lanes
Ihty have the house late the of N,hI
Wou; will II all times be we'll supplied 9TH G ,p, m heir
me- which mill be sold upon reasonable. terms. All bu,,n...
entu'ied u then Management Wi b, strictly attended
IVm. T. Lancaster,
Joseph Marsh, Jr.
July IS 20 IA
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q DaIua6Ie PlantaIion 20 lSnLe


'hs SHb'ort5er ofes for SALE hs Plantation in tie or.,
a., ~ HaHoUer lying ChtokahoDiiny Sga,pp contain ~
20 acrsj as ~ mites from he cityOC Riosynoud, ~
ueslanesvte Itrnptte PatS through Il. Tttre me NOR
1 ~ acres trhtct hays nevcy been eur thsfiby on n
"a e7"7t rot snPerfor any IN tii, SECTION
o2un"y ihere are 30 acres oferceenf herd, LAND IL
@ po,nser thnt part Tying betow re Turnpike tooud
Pa'ntstyatspossd n Thsre Il Say mn arfkis hair n
. gaeh ivedd DC great advantage 10 any one
" uae timsey NJ b,tid AGtrfHerdsscriyff Is DEEM
es1"neeea psfhoss desirop Of pestfnr cTpai IN LanS
e'c 1osh"s Sf0rTsttvng iAe adjoining farm nil
"'s ~ my trrsj dPPticdfiorfo be nlaie 10 him or
""g"tE 20 VT GERp6S STORRS
tth ttve'" Ptania''on, sod sofeoss, At King y queen
IS courthouse viii be leased fo term OF yeas 20 The
highest bidder, IN the "a M1nhav ir Aug cert "
CHARLES HILL Attorney IN fact
:,,, 'or The rFntrs.
"V ~. f9wi2dMnAug.
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BY the Governor at The Commonwealth Of ViT-
ginid:
Il PROCL.4 H9JyON

I
NNNahEhEaS II hs hten -ented To The Exec uye
by 'he Shef,Gui Richmond county th,t IN the night
q" the lon ut certain Juhn Dungpy, man Of cnlrl
VINO had heen remsnded To the jail of .ad county further
ua' on charge OF puref made his escape and
nov going 81 large have. therefore. thought
ne ADVICE OF the q un al OF State, oaer reward o SIS
any person Or persons, who will epprhnd
'he Ja of Richmond county aforesaid the said John
ana 10 moreover require all officers, military and
etnos. me good people Of TN. Commonwealth their
nest endeavos 10 the SAID fugitive 1e
ths ne may he dealt With as the law directs,
Une unuer my hand az Governoi, AMI he Seal
L. the Commonwealth al Richmond, thi. 9Th dav
OF July, iBSS VIM Is. GILES
pungey about 10 years o feet high, very
'sht copPeKpn small black eyes high cheek bones short
~ deep brown co'o apProst hing to ed speaks quick
when - Ken 10; ~ taj, ,h0e,usl.,
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