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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-03
March 10
WARNER HALL FOR SALE.

MINIS valuable Estate containing 1900 acres of tie
IL pest Gloucester low grounds, s offered for sale on
the most moderate term5 In strength OF soil, health
and advantages of location, Warner Hail yields 10 no
farm in the lower part of Virginia. The land produc-
tive and easily cultivated, il also particularly suscep-
bic Of improvement from lime, and marie lime can be
obtained at small expense from the shells of the
tiers, which abound in the rivers and creeks
in the neghborhood Of the property, and there beds
OF marie every part OF the farm The Severn river
running the whole lcagth of the estate, affords ready
transportation to the Georgetown, Baltimore, Phiadel-
Phia and New York markets. The Value of the estate
is much enhanced by the large portion 600 acres that
is finely mbered with gum, pine hickory and oak, of
which the land can be cleared with snail labor,
and will give to cultivation, soil OF the very best quail
tiles
The tract can be divided into two farms. On the one
there is large two story brick dwelling house, with
five comnodious floor and attached to il two
Offices of brick Zone of them used kitchen and
lundy with every other building convenient for the
use OF the family and armOn the other farm, there
is framed dwelling, with every requisite building.
The value of the land, the health always enjoyed by
the residents the abundance of fine fish and oysters
and the circle of delightful and improved society its
neighborhood, make Warner Hall most desirable and
delightful residence.
Gcntlemen DESTROYS of purchasing, may obtain any
Information as TO the property terms OF sale by
municaton IN person by letter, directed VIM Ito-
bins, Sr. OF Gloucester County, Va.
May %. S-wS5"
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JEFFERSON AND JACKSON;


Those OF our readers who have not seen the Boston
Gsnnel OF 1901, will be struck by the striking simali.
" Of style and language, in which the opponents Of Mr.
Jefferson assailed him, for The sauary reform which
hr NJ that day, found il his duty carry into the adj
minsraion Of public affairs, with that HOic used ~ the
opponents Of our excellent aud beloved Chief Magis.
tr,te We have before US the Ceniinel, from W hich
we sba, from lime 10 time, give extracts showin that
when the writers for tho two National prints are at
loss for articles the subject of reform, they have on.
W 70 change few names and circumstances, and COPY
from The Cennel, paragraphs manufactured 10 their
iapds.
The following is copied from the Boston Continel of
April 1901 The striking difference which distinguish.
IL from the tingsgsta Of the Journal IL that al.
though the exceptions urged against Mr. Jefferson are
the those made against General Jackson,
they put forth in the language Of gentleman -
Tho talented opposition Of 1901 failed in its attem Ia
break own Mr Jeffcrsoi,---fte wicked ami rroGga,c
advocate of fraud and forgery will fail in tIiair se,np
70 destroy the wclearned popularity OF General Jack
con.
Bot viii not detsin cur reader. from the extract
~. s. Tel
From ae Boston caGaei, 9pyl 10, isOi1
(" HE CONSISTENT FEDERALIST."
NO XII
Every tree shall bo known by lis fruit"
The arove 3. one sEiong a thousand Of tlese excel
lent metaphorcs rusxns with which the Bible (which
some southern philosophers recommend 10 lay aside Ia
favor Of Pagan classicsl sbounds
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ENARMS FOR rem f--The subs rioer has iae iol-
u lowing farms to rent lease for a term of years
The lease the Mush Island farm, will expire with
the present year. Ii lies in Halifax County N c. i'm
inediately below Weldon, on the Roanoke River. The
navigation to the Island, is all times good for boats
carrying from 800 TO 500 bbs. Of corn. The compile
ton OF the Dismal Swamp Canal must facilitate greatly
the getting 70 market the abundant productions of this
peh estate, the first low grounds of which consist OF an
fnexhaustible allIvion. 10 tenant who would agree
% grow from 30 10 100 of first low grounds in
hemp annually, would make the terms more aivanta-
geous or would unite in the cultivation with an ex-
peTienced farmer who would furnish the labou and SUI
perinIend the operations of the farm.
have farm IL miles below this city, lying in Hen
Tfso and Charles City counties, the junction of mite
Oak Swamp aud Chickahoniny River-it is the second
aeove the Long Bridge. would give long lease 70 a
good tenant who woId protect the valuable forest at
faehedto is
have tract in Hanover county, Is miles from this
CITY, in the vicinity of Dbdal Taeys mill, ON the New
Oase Road This road divides the tract 1000 acres }
which would maze it well for two farms, each
pounded by mill stream, aiordng me sdow enough for
Us use hong lease would be given to good tenanr.
would give lease Tor life, IN $50 acrcs 7 miles be-
Tow this city, on the south side of the Williamsburg
road Oh a man of industry and good habits / should
ask nothing but jealous cooperation with my Over
seer at keynodsvie, in protecting the extensive for
esfs OF that estate from depreda;ions.
JOSEPH TRENT.
5une 10. Fin
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Few men, whose election was so warmly opposed
lever entered into Office under more favorable circum.
stances than MIR. Jefferson He found himself al the
head OF people prosperous and happy;st peace with
all the word;-a 1ourisbing and xensive-
manufactures increasng;-Ggrieulture improving and
well.rewarded ailuencc almost too abundant;-mi
ny and want nearly unknown;-pubc credit uncom-
monty good;-privae credit unexamped. Such was the
Legacy bequeathed TO Mr. Jefferson, by his predecessor
in administration.
The fears Of the friends of ORDER had led them 20
expect Uotent ana fearful changes under the order
of things. They expected TO hear from Mr.. Jefferson
fhe language Of M'Redn and the practice Of Robes
pierre when, therefore, he made his temperate plsu
slbe speech 10 the Legislature upon his Inauguration
Iall parties were surprised. The pendulum swung a.
violently the other wsy;-and moderate Fedcfaii.fs
gave him credit for moderation and public virtue
Than even his speech, (nAp II BEEN sfEcERE0
would warrant. Norman entertained, and few express
led these sentiments cordially than the author Of
,ho" Consiscnt Federalist IL deemed IL good poi
Icy we'll as honorable 10 The Federaists TO commend
whatever was praiseworiy, either In the conduct Oh
professions Of Mr.. Jefferson lie esteemed caution, IT,
admitting the sincerity Of bis professions. nevertbees
10 be indispensable; lac cherished the hope tina
10y commenting The declarations Of the President and
10y engaging TO support him. he would he induced q
act up 20 the tenor Of his professions Those there-
ore who really reposcd this confidence and exercised
this charity, have peculiar right examine is con
duet, aud how far COMFORTS with the catholicism
Iof his creed. The PARTY OF which Mr.. Jefferson
has been hitherto the HEAD, aud of which fear be still
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5une 10.
LAND FOR SALE.

SNBT.
NE Tract of Land or miles south of Charlotte
EA Courthouse, containing 666 acres, 100 of which
II HAT land ON Twittys Creek, and from $50 to 500
acres IN wei-tmbered woods, all of which will bring
Tobacco The plantation under good fences, lies well
and Is capable Of great improvement The soil par
ucuiary adapted TO wheat and clover, well corn
oats and tobacco. The Houses large and with small
expense might be rendered comfortable and convenient
tn entertanment The situation having been long re-
marked as one OF the most commanding for public house
10 the Country 1 would sell at a reasonable price and
On accommodating payments, and givs possession Of
the ground, as get OF my crop, for seeding wheat.
qnd as soon as can gather in my crop for Market give
thl possession. Should not sell before, shall ON
the 9Th day Of October next offer Il 10 the highest bid
der on the premises. The terms will then be made
Known and will be accommodating Any person wish
ing to purchase land in Charlotte County will please
call on me, and look at the land. In my absence my
0versectNTiil show IT, JOHN FENNELI
juno 49, I2-vt1stOcf
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AND FOR SAFE. / wish TO sell the tract OF
M land which reside lying in Charlotte county,
at the junction of Staunton and Little Roanoke Rivers,
containing about 1909 acres OF which about 500
are bottom land of very superior fertility; $40 on Saun-
ton River and the residue on Little Roanoke The
low grounds Stauntn F;vcr have been long cele-
bra,cd for their fertility, and in state of high
improvement Those the little Roanoke are n part
in woods, and most OF te remainder recently cleared.
considerable portion Of the up land is of very good
quality This tract is esteemed Of the best in the
county, and inferior to the River. And addition
20 the extent and fertility the auvian lands strongly
recommended by its hcathness, and its location on a
navgabe stream, in improved and agreeable neigh
bourhood. The Improvements are well-but, two
story dwelling house, with every necessary appurte
nant buildings also granery, stables and tobacco hou
ses sufficient for cropping large SCALE 1 will
shew the land TO any person wishing to it, and
disposed to sell on accommodating terms.
ROBERT DARLINGTON.
March 10. l0I-wt1sA
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Vaiua5Ie Rocnoke land for Sale.

uIU1VIt ItUsIIVht IfIItI ! fouTes
virtue of decd OF trust executed TO The subscriber
- by John Taylor and Elizabeth his wife and duly re
corded in the County Court of Brunswick dated ,hc
2ttn OF March, 1928 shall sell TO the highest bidder
at Public auction, on Monday the 18th day Of Au-
gust next, at Meckenburg Courthouse Git being court
day) tract Of land lying on The Roanoke river called
Blacks Ferry, and partly in the counties of Mecklen
burg Brunswick nd Warren, " c. containing 1900
acres about 300 OF which first rate low grounds the
upland Of deep fluatiO SOIL very productive and a.
bounding in wild locust growth. Possession will be Civ
on the 1st January next.
The terms Of sale will be one half of the purchase
money in twelve months from the day of sale and the
other half in two years thereafter The purchasers
executing bonds with approved security and deed Ct
rust on the land to secure the payment.
LEW. JONES, Trustee
June g. 1a-w4w
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80 Isl PONI-N r.WS Ian

SEH POHl-NrWS LAND.
FESiFS des' sbie valuahie Situations in the CouI,-
- ~ OF Elizabeth Guy, Is offered fosaIe. 4,
Is situated within miles o! Hampton, and full
view OF Fortress Monroe, with toerabie improvements
thereon good water and the land erc, and is rem
dcrcd more valuable for is having been selected by
the board oil Engineers for fort Ii abounds in game
OF various kinds and oysters and fish the hest 90 IN
~ be obtaned in front Of the door, and j. one of
The most healthy seats in the lower part Of Virginia
Gnu possessing of the best fisheries on James
adacen, good harbour vessels OF any sz there
by making an excellent situation tor store or Tav-
srn. This tract contains by survey296 acres ANY
person wishing 10 purchase can possess mode
benton, near -Loik, or to the subscrer ia Suffolk
VIM. SUMNER.
June IL. l0-uaw
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NOTiCE-I shall offer for sale at July Buckingham
i Court day next, tract Of Land lying on the waters
OF Philips, Bishops and Merdcts Creek running
within two miles Of James River, containing fifteen
hundred and seventy The land is well wa
tered and tmbered, within ten miles OF the Court House
would sell privately, part all the said tract and
receive payment hereof thirds in Negro proper
~ Any person wishing TO purchase the said land IL
will be worthy their atten'ion-John Saunders and
Gen Phelps, living near, will shew the land to any per
son wishing 10 view the same.
WILLIAM RADFoRD.
June ~ 1t-3t"
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GRIZZLIES ". McGI,Y.NESS,
HOUSE, SIGN, CHAIR,
DrylUyyfeg1f1T DosDfnr (r,J,T,r &.

ind Ornamental Painter, Glider, &C.
M his old stand, south 1dc Of the Capitol Square, and
next door TO the Compiler Office.
RATEFUL to his friends and the citizens Of Yir.
Nm gina generally, for the patronage he has recciv-
cd, would inform them, that he still continues to carry
ON the abe business in all heir various branches-
His prices viii be suited 70 TIE times He forbears TO
say any thing ibout mis- qualifications; residence Of
years 10 Richmond, will enable the public TO Judge OF
DIS PretensoDs 10 patronage.
N. Be-Workmen can be sent to the country at the
Shortest notice
UJ' An Apprentice wAnted--one from the country,
no over 10 years old, would be preferred
yoiy 10 IaM-0
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BUFF.dLO .MI.v.IR.aL SPRLn'GS,


Lying in the County Of Mecklen6rg, eghtee, miles
from the Courthouse, miles from ClarkesciHe 20
from Ha!Jar Courthouse, and 80 rom Oxford;
az ILL be KEEP; by the subscriber the ensuing Sea-
der visitors comfortable.
The medical virtue of this water is no well known,
description is deemed unnecessary by he proprietor
who refers the public the certificates below of Drs
Lewis and Pauos. JOHN SPEED
have been acquainted with the Buffalo Springs for
upwards OF 20 years during which time have fire.
quently made OF the myself, az well AZ
recommended ,hcm TO others, and with decided good
effect They operate gentle, bu: efectual apericnt
and at the same time strengthen the system. feel
hesitation recommending them happily calculated
seasons They have been critically analysed
but such trials have been made shew that they con-
tain Neutral Salt, Sulphur and Iron. but wish
they generally resored to, believing they
B. LEWIS.
Having been requested TO give my opinion with re-
gard to the Qualities and effect OF Buffalo Waters
state, that IN their operation they apcrient and to
mic, ana at the same time considerably diureic and
iron my observation, in number of instances OF their
beneficial effects, 1 can recommend them valuable
remedy in all cases OF indigestion and Irregularities OF
the stomach and ntetnes, in Chronic diseases of the
Liver and Kidneys, ANA all cases OF general debility
also believe them TO be excellent preventive against
the au;umnal diseases incident to this climate.
WI. III. PATILLO.
In addition to the certificate of DR.. VIM. r. Pablo
(to the whole OF which fully subscribe,) have only
to state, that have used the Buffalo Spring Waters
for az or 10 years past, twice during the water
ing season. and have found them to answer all the pur-
poses described in the certificate of Dr. VIM II. Patti
To- After having attended many of the Medical Springs
among and beyond the Mountains, l have pleasure in
staiing that the Buffalo Spring possesses nearly
the properties OF the White Sulphur Springs, of Green
bricr) than any other have used. The differ
ence between these Springs is this the White Sulphur
possesses rather more aPerien pugavc quality than
the buihio; but this may be easily supplied by small
quantity OF EPSON Salts, Calcined Magnesia tagcn
in the morning with the usual quantity of water.
have seldom never known these Springs fail cure
Cutaneous diseases, such Itch letter, the like
when properly applied and believe them to be a GER
tain remedy. WIN. j. PATILIlO.
May &c. b-wS,s
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Lunatie Hospit1I williamsburg
~ Office is hereby given nat all the cells in this
institution are occupied, and that no more patients
will be received until Of The said cells vacant
due notice Of which will be given BY order of the
Cour OF Directors J.. HENLEY.
May 20. 45--tf
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Il tRUST SALE-in pursuance of the provisions OF a
subscribers the 2O;h day of May, 1929 and of re-
cord in the clerks office of the County Court Of Cum
bcrland, to debt in said deed mentioned we
said Mayo, in the County OF Cumberland proceed TO
sell TO the highest bidder for cash. public auction
seven hundred and seventy OF land be the same
more OF less, being two parcels, part OF which the
said mayonow resides and bounded the south side
by Wlilis's River, on the north by Henry H. Wat
kns, Edmund Stegar, L. Spears and r. Spears last and
west by Benjamin Darlington; also the following slaves
to wit Pat, WHAT, Judy, Suckey Charlotte, Little
George, Marian and child, Randall, Tom, ADAM Joice
and children Rose, Cate and Marian, Lay;ns, Ander-
son, hlilley, Lucy, Reubn and Moses, 30 much of
the above property will be sufficient 10 satisfy The
deed of trust aforesaid Acting as Trustees VIC will
convey such title only is vested in us.
MORGAN UTZ, }r,
JN0. DANIEL, Jr. i'us'ecS'
June IL. I3-tds
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JOSEPH NoURsE. ESQ.


Vandmn
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
OF One square, on LEs-ks insertion IS contseach
..No inserted either paid
sass ey some person n Tn. city, or rs cn...Sa.
.Nsio Spriag and S,ts,ner DRY Goods,
IL YLE Sc COCHRAN have received per schrs.
IN Fairfield and Richmond Packet, and former arri-
vals from New York, and will receive per Virginia
from Philadelphia, their full assortment of Spring and
summer DRY GOODS; consisting in part OF the fol-
lpwing:
8, and GA ginghams, striped and plaid
9, and ga do black and white
Fancy colored prints well assorted
Plain, striped and plaid batiste
Striped and plaid cole plays AMI French ginghams
Black white and assorted cord Gro de Naples
Black Italian iustring
Do scnshaws and sarsnets
DO satin levantines
Do white and coloured satins
Do Italianettes
Do and assorted co.ors palmarine
DO figured silks
Fancy silk and cause handkcrchiefs
Do cause wells and scarfs
Plain and figured book Swiss, jaoonet and laul
muslins
Corded and striped muslins
a, and Cd cambrics andscambric muslins
Swiss, jaconet and thlea cambria cravats
4. and GA bobbinet lace plain and figured
Bo5binet quilting and edging
Do wells black and white
Thread laces and edgings
Cambria and furniture dimity
Muslin robes, Swiss and iaconat
Grape do, black and co!ored
Canton Nankin and Mandarin crane
Grape shawls
Belt bonnet, cap, lustring and satin ribbons
Marseles vestng, white and colored plain and f.
CURED
Valenia, do do DO do
Silk do French and English, do do
Satteeu, white and striped
James, do do
Black crcassians everlasting and prunclla
DO BompaZnes, g. and Ga
British and india nankecns
cloths and cassimereS, general assortment
irish linens and lawns
DO and Flemish sheetings
Linen cambria and cambria hdkfs. plain and cold
borders
q, 8 and Io-4 table diaper
10 add PA do danask
Damask do cloths, Russia diaper
a. linen checks
@ and A cotton apron and furniture do
and a. domestic ginghams
Twlled cotton, brown and bieachcd
A general assortment OF brown and bleached do
mestics
Gotton and linen bodtcking
German and British oznaburgs
Russia sheetirgs ana burlsps
And many other articles, all Of which they are dis
3osed (as usually to sell at wholesale and retail at re-
fuced prices. June b. S-wot
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OrF1cE June
(Signed /, Redae
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.fLBEyfdRLE GR.9.Iyf.7R SCHOOL,
TENHE undersigned intend opening on The Goth June
n next, near the University Of Virginia, SCHOOL.
III which will be taught the LATIN, GREEK, AND
FRENCH LANGUAGES, AND MATHEMATICS.
they pledge themselves TO spare pains in commune
ealing TO those who may he entrusted 10 their care
knowledge of what they profess TO teach. One the
other OF them will be With their pupils the greater part
OF tie day-When he Student Of French has progress
cd far enough the whole of his instruction and
saiion will be carried on in the French Language that
ne may he enabled 10 speak it with facility; object
rarely attained
TERMS
For a session of five months $40
For those attending French and
Mathematics only, IL
The Tuition fee viii be expected in advance.
v. =. rERRoN,
S. ". DOYALL.
N. B'-Mr. Terron is making preparation 10 receive
or hoardcrs in his family.
Maya. 4-1a(y
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June %.

SIzTILIJAM & MARY COLLEGE.-The Visitors
Wv and Governors of the College of William and
Mary, notified, that their Annual Meeting takes
place the 18th day of July next. ON which day.
they respectfully invited attend, at their Council
Chamber RO. McCANDIISH Rector
Williamsburg, June TO- 12-t4thJuly
LOYAL. COMPANY.
N Office is hereby given TO all concerned, that Tho
mas w. Gilmer Of Albemarlc, has been appointed
General Agent of the Successors of the Loyal Compa-
ny--ard that other person is authorised to transact
any business Of the Company in the character of Agent
by order Of The Standing Committee
Of ne Successors Of he LoydII
Company
N. B. Mr.. Gmor's address Is 10 Charlottesville.
June 49, = I2-w6w
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AL OT1Cb.-By virtue OF a deed of trust executed by
Jas Smith TO the subscriber and OF record of the
County Court Of Buckingham, the 18th July, 1928 for
certain purposes therein expressed snail ON the 23d
day of jolly next at the residence of said Smith, in the
County of Prince Edward, offer for sale for cash. at
public auction, his stock of horses, hogs, cows and
also his household and kitchen furniture; and also on
the 25th of said month, at the residence of The late
Nathaniel Morris, decd. in the County of Buckine-
ham, shall offer for sale for cash. public auction his
entire interest in the estate of Nathaniel Morris decd
Acting trustee. shall convey such title is vested
in me by said deed.
BENJAMIN HOOPER
June 90 Away
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1921 4o5s7a 81 lsO,la 50 1900 10000 l,lOa9G 81
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fHEAsUNf DhPhRIMENT,
June NH 1920
SIR Your letter Of the 9th inst. no. received
until the Sih, aud the pressure OF other business La.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17

EWiRoiSIs. At rules, holden the clerks Office of
~ he superior court OF chanopry for tie Richmond
district, the Sd day Of August 1929 David Valentine
sen guardian OF John and Ann Lpscomb, plE agains,
william Burch, and Hoxa his wife, John Lambeth and
Benjamin G.. turner, trustees, &c. Colin Joi,uson.
almO'r With thc Will annexed, OF William Johnson.
william L. Johnson, aJno'r de bonis non Of Benia.
Nun Johnson, decd, and Philip Johnson and Susan
butlcr, dts.
The defendants, William Burch, aad Roxa his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given secu.
ry according 10 the act &c assembly and the rules of
Ins court, and appearing, by satisfactory evidence
that they are not Inhabitants Of this country Il is or
dered that The said PENDANTS do appear here on the
hra Gay OF the next January term, and anawer the
6il OF the plIniiHi and that copy of this order he
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the
CITY OF hchmon', for two months successveIy, and
posted at the front door Of the capitol in the said CITY
% copy. ItstO We. q. PesbLrrox. G. {,
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rules holden in the clerks office superior
court Of chaneery for the Richmond district the Sd day of
August 1929 Asa Craddock pit, against Peter Rson John
Truly aud John S. Nash, dts
Inc Defendants Peter RisUn and john s. Nash, haviuu
entered their appearance and given security according TO the
ac OF assembly and the rules Of this and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of this coun
y 1t IS ordered that tire said defendants do appear here on
we hIst DAY OF the next January term and the of the
Fant and that copy Of this order forthwith inserted in
some Newspaper published IN the city of Richmond for two
nohs suecesyey, and posted Tin, font door U the capitol
IN the said CITY ''
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