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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-23

translation of Mr.. MLane. There are AZ membe 4.
present, of which some knowing politicians count
% certainly opposed most of the nomination Ms
have named In this condition of parties presume
that Gen. Jackson will refrain from scndinr in his
nominations al present. and even that DELAY may not
sircnthcn HIM sufficiently, If the ruInor be correct
that MIR Tazewell is MT disposed to give his sane
ton 10 these NOMINATIONS.
Sou will perceive that IN the arrangement of the
committees, the absent virginia members have been
Gurued, and MIR Buchanan succeeds Mr.. 2. +.
Bnrbour ~ the Chairman of the Judiciary. and Mr.
Hcmphill succeeds MIR. Mercer IS chnirman of the
lniernni Improvement committee Mr.. Everett is
cashiered as chairman Of thr romrnittee on freirn
relations and ~ succeeded nv Mr.. Archer who stood
I'd ON the committee las, Sc, ion The change in the
COMMITTEE on foreign relations will he excused
presume, on he ground that j, is the practice 10
place at the heads of those commit, ecs which re
quire personal intercourse with TIE executive depart
m nts, men who politically in the confidence OF
those at the head ofthe depart I believe Mr.
Archer to he nmlabe. honest and hirh minded NJ
we'll intelhgcnt and the subjects referred to
his comm'ttee will not be of nature to come in con-
ict l,h any of his peculiar us Oh the subject
y! state rhs and Constitutional Constructions his
course wi'l, dotib less, be free from ,cj,,dicc.
There are ruuors afiOdt of a correspondence rein
I've 10 the accounts OF Lite purser, III which po-
ttI' al individual of rank Is Implicated, which has
been lately discovered. | will not attempt, OIL the
aih OF rumor alnne to give all he particulars which
have reached my ears; but shall make dligent en-
q"iry, ANA If the facts such as represented,
shall make You ncquan ed with them"
~ g ~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-23
To he Editors Of The mir.

GENTLEMEs: From some structures made BY you up.
On M article published in your paper the 18th Of
October last, conceive that you did not fully
into the views OF the person. calling himself sold Viz
gn'an by birth" 1t is supposed that If had I'M
ders,ood the obj c,s at which he aued, YOU would
net have expressed the opinion YOU did. AS you
ainly would not insist that is was not competent for
cIent Dominion, SO to limit the power of the Legsla
ure as TO prevent them from granting charters oF in
corporation To any persons whatsoever. without at
the same time. providing that they should render
to them or the Executive regular and annual accounts
OF all their actngs and dniugs. under such charter.
AN OLD AND OPPRESSED MEMBER,
Il The .llniLnl 4. Nnrlefu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-23
To TIE Enrrnns or THE WaIa.

In your paper to-day you hav" published The Of
h Stnun'on Convention, rs 8, upon the resolution
of presentation. Upon that question ayes and
were taken aud you have published fhe ayes and not
the nocs-for what reasnn' NO RADICAL.
Quere: why not publish at once, the names of the
members cf the Convention, how they vo,ed and the
cunn'iCs they represented
Friday, ID, 1929.
u The answer TO the above is, that we published
what was communicated. and We are not in posses.
sion of the noes If"No Radical" wishes il and
viii furnish them, shall not refuse 10 publish
hem.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-23
RICHMOND NaiI ManufactorY.

NOR sale, on very reas unable terms from 500 %
II 1000 kegs of cut nails and brods, ofyaruos, hcs
rom Sd 10 I0d, IN kegs from lOOlbs. TO z06lbs -
warranted 10 b. made jron Strs0 IT1l and not rota
Pig Os JioOn lion, as IS customary ~ Tie Notlhern
States: 20 ..t.
ALSO,
Spikes &, ~ 20 inches. clinch nails OF dsssTcn.
sizes suitable iOr tobacco k,gs aud hhds. nail rods
horse slsoe irun rolled Of different widi's,-
and prepared 20 execute with dispatch, sny ~
iers III ts inc. sn1 ve rrqIest merchants avs oht,g
-'rtmen', p IlAXAbL y co, f
oct iO--2awtt -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-23
Foa rnE Coxsrrrrrro~AL WING.

T.. S. GGz.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21

GROWTH OF TOBACCO IN IRELAND

The importers and manufacturers of Tobacco
III England, are loud in their complaints, as to the
INJURY sustained by them, and which, they allege
Government might, by its interpretation, readily
remove. They argue, that smuggling is carried
Oh TO very great extent III Ireland, aud that
Government, Oh serving such tobacco. salts
he'd TO sell II Tor Consumption OIL obtaining as
much as will cover the duty. Certainly 'si the
crown will sell IS per H. and the importer CAN
not afford 1t at less than 3s Sd lbs duty and Sd
COST he is, by this act of Government as com
pleteiy shut out OF the market as if the spruqslsr
had successfully run his tobacco, and were TO Of
fer il at eighteen pence The other grievance is,
that great quantity Of tobacco is grown i'll Ire
land, on which, they assert, no duty whatever, is
collected This is very important matter, not
merely as affecting the importers OF tobacco-but
it becOmesa serious question, now that Virginia
does not belong to Great Britain, whether such
cultivation should not by every means be encour-
aged. We are told, "that one Irish acre will
produce l6 1000 transplants that 1000 plants pro-
duce 40 Tvs OF tobacco that, last year, I3U a.
ores OF It have been grown and saved near Ennis
corthy, and preparations making to greatly
extend it's cultivation in the counties Of Carlow
Wicklow, aud Wexford" respectable bro
ker's circular, of the ooh December, estimates
the Irish growth of tobacco, last year, at zoe
bids. OF 1900 lbs, EACH on which, if the Govern
ment obtained no duty, they gave up aR amount
Of sSl40,000.
When the yirginIas belonged to the British
crown, an act was passed, to prohibit the cuiya
ton Of tobacco in England. This act continues
to De enforced but, at that time, Ireland had a
separate Parliament and we arc not aware that
there III that country or that there at present
is, any such restriction. If, in this, we are cor.
rect, we may presume, that neither at that, nol
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21

the present period is there duty of IS par Ill., or
| any duty whatever on tobacco grora i'm lrc-
| land. Ii it he policy, as revenue question, to
| encourage importation from abroad, the revenue
| by such process being. perhaps, more easily and
safely collected, then let the importer be iai,Iy
dealt with, and not have three formidable oppo.
nents against him. it be ruin to him to sell to.
bacco under IS Sd per H., let HIM mt b..
nosed in the market Ivy Government selling SNUG
ged tobacco at IS per lb.--by the smuggler, for
want of Government vigilance, selling at Is Cd
per lb-and by the Irish grower selling at much
less than either one or the other. If on the other
,, hand, Great Britain could produce equal to her
wants, could not. we ask, duty he collected in
way similar to that pursued with regard to hops !?
The home gr"wth, without loss of revenue would
their benefit the English agricul,urist at the ex
pense Of h'noitlie United S.aiss. which cnun'sr,
ny us ih,tn. abours To nJure this and such "A
change would be of no injury to the British SHIP
ping fol nearly all the tobacco imported is brought
in American vesseIs.-[ Liverpool Chronicle
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21

There is SOUND doctrine in the following passage Of
Major llamiltone Esccn. speech in Congress- on Re-
trcnchmcnt
I" II was true, said M II that committee had not
proposed reduction Of tie salary attached any Office
which they deemed il important to the public interest to
retain because they satisfied that the very pur.
pose of reform is often defeated by miserable parsimory
which contents Itself with cutting off part Of the Just
remuneration to honorable without looking to
what was infinitely OF more Importance the dimnution
OF public agents, and TO the simplifying of tho details OF
the public business. wise economist has said, that
entail Of poverty and dependence is bad reward Of merit
and he might have added that it is act Of mpoIicy
equally as cruel to the public itself Adequate and even
liberal corporations to public agents. the hest re.
cpcs for private integrity which efficient public
spirit must rest at last its foundation To starye
public servant and at the time subject him to
temptation, at to tell him that he liberty
to indemnify himself for your mcaness provided he had
the cunning to eludc your detection.
" Mr.. Hamilton said, that he felt warranted in dcclar
ing that the committee generally of opinion that
the salaries not too high for those Offices of solid
usefulness, which it c%pcdient abolish-that
they amounted To not than the price which talent
required to fill them. would command IN
kct OF competition, whilst there ceusnTablc prcdi-
C.,y IN retaining, the smallest conceivable sum any
office which was, n ITSELF Si1he. useless supeTeoous"
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21

religion To the times, had also bestowc,lupon him
this wonderful faculty, which had thus been the
means of his preservation, left his pcrilous hiding
place end made his escape
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21
"CAN YOU KEEP A SECRET.


-'fo"y, sah Ichao0d, pale and tsSmbling.
!" HIS wiie DStothy, have secret ;Sand IT
"s'" ~ !'u ""ud KeePit ih'ioiaolc, iwould not
hesitate TO reveal 1t 10 you; nut, y DJrothy, wo-
'ia a.. y
WY 'chao"H, IL must certainty he secret
" he"' "'a'cc, '"f You are ia Il wou' agita-
'a.'on lou know, husband, yor Cal. place inl-
pHct confidence IN your wiis.--liave ever Civ
{" yo m o. CASIO" It, do"pt my hdcity {!
4e'e'' never, Dor"hy but the secret have
~ oo"run'ca,e Is one 'hat requires more thar ore
eiha'y i"S'.'Ss'rsS end prudence t" prcvo, y"u
,n;,',. uau.s"s IT, y oCaf' s'iud"ef when
'",i'N o" u
WY husband DO you know how your lips
e""I' anu your eyes ro"! " NAT Is the ma'ter.
= ,~ 5"" surely Ia'i,o' ''''s'rus' inc con-
g., w one VINO Ho"eu a' inc a''ar 10 oe 'ai'I''
III, !" YOU; So"e' """,son yomtsc'.
h"S fe'y OH your n"e'i'y
~, &c aood' Jon Know you may.
we" 'ne"'--"e are o"h 10 De ruined !-un-
'one - nave committed mnrdel
nu'"er
ies, murder and have buried 1t at the foot
VI nee u. me oschafd
~, v: aw'ui ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS murder! =
ne" '"ueeu we a!e ruined, anu orr children with
Us,
i'"aoou 'ei' inc roonl. ana b"iolhy hurried Ok
I" heighn"r s'--Mrs rfa'te observed great
change i'' onfothy,@ coIn'ena"ce' ana IN her gem
eia' aPPc"'I' ce 50 great as 10 cause hcr 70 III
fu.ic mo me cause {" ~.
oh NfS rtau'e, sal" D0rothy' am tie
mos, "'iScfa0ie O! women II am ruined ior e'-
49,, mercy Doro'h!, now gloomy you look -
na' mas 'urhe" up 10 MAKE you look SO de]cct-
eu why ITO" you sign "o'hah.--leA me 'he
o"nSe'
WIS" h"@'l' MRS. rfa'''e' out inc occa-
'',n VI 'is - " SECRET WHY" a"'
Nv" no' PeF'"'''eu l" o''uiSc'
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21

Indulgence IN BED The last number ofthe
European Magazine contains an ingenious article
showing the way IN which lying too long in bed
Injuries the body. This is uuquestionably one of
the most perDcious habits hat can beset poor hui
man nature. Too much bed (and above seven
hours IS too much) debiIitates both body and
mind; it causes indigestion, nervous disorders,
low spirits, and is hostile 10 " good looks" as TO
strength and cheeriuIness. We hear some I'M
happy and nveterate suggard exclaim, &" differ.
ent constitutions require different qua ntities Of
rest" No such thing; seven hours is an ample
allowance for young and Old, weak and strong,
and the softer se&nay be assured that all the cos
metics in the wofk will not improve their COM
plexion half as eilectuay the wholesome, useful
and every-way valuable practice of early rising,
az ,inst which not single objection can be urged,
and which cost absolutely nothing tia,
is objection.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21
CURING A COLD.

6 Stuff a Cold, and Sturoc a Icrer.'-OLD SAYING.
As much we venerate the time honorcd say.
ings and the wise saws of the odcn times, we
must beg leave TO call in question the first clause
of the above. 1t has no more foundation in truth
than the divine right OF kings. Stuff a cold !
aud starve a iever--as if a cold was not likewise a
fever!
But absurd as the first part of this saying is, it
has governed tie multitude for ages. When the
feel the slightest advances of Il cold, they ncon-
tinenly begin to stuff. The cold thus fed and en-
couraged, Acquires strength and decision not its
own, pushes on with vigor blockades the nose
the throat, the lungs aud nearly cuts OF all com.
municalon with the vital air.--But the more the
patient is stuffed with the cold, the more he siuilS
himself with food Que would suppose they were
s,uiiing a wager-the cold stutis up the breath
I'M apparatus the patient s,ufis the allmenary Ca
nal! Only imagine Tor moment what war OF
stufling! But it so happens, that the siufhng of
the stomach only increases the stuffing Of the
lungs. until the stuffed patient, wheeling and
barking, can Just speak in hodrse Whisper and
deems it matter of prudence to call physician
| The doctor comes. How DO you do, MIR
! PheezerP
Patient. Ugh! ugh ugh don't know Doc
| ugh ugh !-Dnctor, Pve got terrible-ugh
| Ugh ugh Ia terrible cold.
| Enter WIFE Don't ny to talk, Mr.. PheeZer
you're so stopped up. I'll tell you how it's Doc
tor: MIR Phetzcr put damp slirt t'o,he
cay, and took cold, and though I've done IN,
| best to cure him, he's grown woisc and worse
till now, poor man, he can hardly speak above hi
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21

VESTRILoaUIsM. During the time that reli-
giohs persecution strobe unclaimed over Scotland,
Coyenantor, who had worshlpped his God with
his sword upon his thigh, was pursued by parcel
Of soldiers into what he believed secure retreat
but he had been too closely followed, and he
saw with anguish that the spot in which had con-
ceaed himself lay directly III the path Of his pur-
suers. 10 leave his retreat was to fly in full view
of his enemies, and within reach Of twenty mus
kets- death stared him in the iace--at this mo-
ment loud Shrek was heard in spot near the
soldiers, they started for the ground Immediate
ly around them was clear, and the voice was close
beside them-again the shrek rose nearer to them;
they stood for moment in astonishment and
dread, and then as tie fearful cry sounded again
in their very midst, with an accent of horror
which their own fear rendered terrible, they fled
from the place with terror in their countenances,
and with their terrific voice still ringing in their
ears. The VentTilo0uist uttered a sbor. eacula-
ton OF gratitude to the power which, while it had
given him soul TOO lofty and upright to sui. his
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21
What have you done for him.

Mrs Pheezer Why, besides giving him a
sight of yarb drinks, and bathing his lee; in warm
! water, | made him eat much good victuals as
he could any ways stuff down. | l,ant starved
bin, depend upon it, Doctor. I've had dyzen
of turkeys cooked since lie was unwell, poor uan
which is only week come to-mor!ow-besides
three spare ribs and gnose-and sure as Pm
living sinner, Doctor, he's eat the bigger part,
| on EN-
Doctor, And he's alive yet!
Mrs Pheczer. Yes--i desme to be thankful he
is; though | think hc wouldn't liza lived but a
very ieeiIe while. II hadn't ha' done what have
don't you doctor!
Doctor. No, good woman, l think ifJou had
starced instead Of stuGmg his cold, he would have
been we'll before now.
Mrs. PheeZer. Lord lra' massy on We, Doctor I!
Starvc cold why never hecrd Of SIGH thing
IN all my born days.
Doctor May be not. Mrs. Pheezer, but as
sure you 1t IS the right way to manage cold, if
you mean to git rid Of it. For instance let the
patient 'ake little tea, coffee or glass of water,
with half cracker three times day or little
water Cruel, il more agreeable to the taste. BY
this management a cola may ordinarily be cured
in TWO or three days, while by the stuthng process
| IL would probably be prolonged many months,
| unless death should intervene and put an end to
the cold and the patient together.
| Mrs. Pheezer. Why, doctor Pm astonishcd
at ye. | used ter think you knownd something
but now Pun convinced all your skill au't worth d
snap o my thumb. You needn't come any more
Doctor. Exit Physlcian.J S.arve cold -
Well, Of all the strange doctrine ever hcerd Of
this is the cap chief. Among all my sius, Lord
| help me, j hav'nt got this to answer for.
| So, Mrs. Pheezer pursued her sufiing regimen
! her husbands cold became an Inflammation OF the
{, lungs, and in week after, Mrs Phcezcr follow.
ed him to the grave, consoiDg heresl i'll the midst
of her Affections, that she had not been guilty OF
starving his cold. Berkshire Amerl
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21

c upied by
e ct, lead
office.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-14

And thai its constitution doas aai recog
nize the sovereignty Of the people or tn
omnipotence of the parliament, pre..che
by those who seek to extend democrauca
principles.
A. to the foreign policy of the new mn
istry, it will, say it's friends. be neilhe
Russian nor English; it Will be French
although, it observes, it would be no dis
arrangement to it to he under the Influence
Of the Duke of Wellington, the first MINIS
ter of a great and highly civilized country.
Il is asserted. indeed. that the new mnlsir,
is in many points more d'accori with the
Wellington Administration Than the former
was. The two cabinets are understood I'll
look more coolly on The liberty OF Greere.
and perhaps on liberalism generally, than
did the administration Of NJ YlilcIe ano
Mr.. Canning. bar. .dmeT.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-14
81. Louis Rtpu5Eedn.
SCORING PEACH Tprrs


"a sHAsr THoRHURS.-Last fail obscrrsa that
one OF ny best and largest peach tree. appe1red 70
be dying. And had fully determined lodig RIM.
'supPoslns 1t TO bePast recovery But beingfolb 10
iose IL spared J, and IN tie Iittsrpart Of Nays.
usl last scored II on three sides, cutting quite
root On the largest limbs. "a hiyb a. I ronI
leich | cut one score. Large quantities IF Gun,
lssnea rom tha missions during the Niitsr aud
spring which ! carefully scraped "a. after every
ivy ram, al tunes nearly hhf pint from one
'rse' Qs'ts early IN the season had the pleasure
20 see e'idnt signs characterization, ami the tree
.,sa Ii'.'9 ''aded with blossoms, and has ance
soon az saw The eject of Inc so,r;pg on this
Iof scored all my otIihr peach trees, and al.o
! pm uess' From this think the fill scor,ng
: I'.eler''oie fetihe trees which .rcred the LIS
lug I've homo better ibln at any time hereto
0's' Now wssshsr my sgessss /. yf1a 70 TIE
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-14

Now. all this multitude of people IS tAe |
,on,eJiate vas ais of Government which
,.l,nowledges no law but its will, and
,b;rh i at liberty TO rai,e armies, TO wage
var or To conclude peace, 1t its own oP
,,u without any restraint from popular
..rmblIeS, senaicS, or internal nstItu
ons. This Immense monarchy can keep
.r,nies ON foot almost without the know
.drs ofthe rest of Europe; arnies nearly
al 10 the umted forces OF all other Row
..r. hgcauSe the intercourse with RUSSIA
,ereIy exhibit, on a sIugie point, whilst
me relations of Russia with other states
branch ont into nunberless ramIticatlon''
The Emperor AiexaIdril was friendly
O., pelce. aud anxlunS tn uphold has own
work: but there Is now on the Russian
,br,ue prince fond of war, and ANXIOUS
~, I,st,ngiiSh hlm,elfby arms s. conquest
}y,,t measures have the Powers OF Eu'
..,,. + .uland IA particular taken, 10 keep
., .mbuons and warlike sovereign, weld
mo- th, ne .ourccs OF an enormous EMPIRE
, cbccol None! unfortunately. none at
IL On the contrary. by extlnglsmng
tine Turkish navy at NlyarIno, we have
lone every thing to assist the ultimate pro-
i,cis of N,rhoIas.
But we will not pursue this subject any
f,rfhcr: suGi e It To say, that the policy oil
Russia has nov completely developed II,
e. f. and twill be our duty 10 guard against
H.. =,
Prussia will be compelled to follow the
course If Russia. IN order to MAINTAIN her
sway over the countries she possesses from
,IeueI 10 the other side IT the Nemen, as
ar as The mouth Of lbeVtstila.-Prussla
en- compel S4xoly to initiate her ezlrn
he. and greater portion Of tn Northern
S'iies of GcrmaAy, (n reveng for beng
hsaJpoutod of tree Constitutions promIs'
.d 10 them al the Treaty Of Vienna pursue
| tlrslme course. Aus RIA inInty with la
v,ria. can do n0thng sugIe handed, she
'unnot support the Turks aud defend her
/ self the = une time. Want then Is to be
donpl We answer, -th Il the seasonable
chlJIr il the Ere lch Mmstry offers tC
me D ike Of Wellington most noble Op
wrtumty OF co'nrach z coalition Of Aus
tria. France, E gland and the Kingdom
/ Of Netherlands to oppose, by negotiation
aud in the next. by arms, tho progress
! f the Emperor Nicholas. At all events
. ne m Isl mot get to Couslaniinople. or ol
tam AN iuIet into the heart Of Europ
aronsh ihc DardlueIes, aud the Medler
/ rlneHn.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-14
81. LINUS t,ceatq y are 0go and nO,s.

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I.so or,won,J ye,r. d,ring which
,i,,a baya had , rss,,e,ce in this ri,inu
,.y, h.scF.,aJ -, ,.,,I.,fnl = ,r,nslor.
,,,;o, IN -. aY',o,rs,cs and orosnect.
.,.t ! cannot br,,or cmnlov a leisure hour
,,,n Nv giyioq Won NV rrn,.,scences Of
ID, ,,,,ry.,,, e, limo pv.oty Yearsi l..
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we're however some 81 " oo'Ier ORDER
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we're o' ',3 10 eAc'!e NE "o'ioor OF
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.yt- no,b;ng else nb,9 - horrroD ,y,.,o
I'VE, winch the wind ,yb;s,Iod II. nnoS
.,rur,ed coursa-.,c No o,cso, only oc,.,
,,on,l cu,nhrous tort,fcation. intended c,-
ne defence. and ~ dsucing the novertv or
he country and m,l,i.,rv. ~ in o,be, tai.
.bt These tine enlv ,non,,rpeo,, &c III.
udo ,,re. ,,r,. na ,,t.,,c ~ be s.e, Tbor
and for Il l,,g wb,le aficr tbc strce,s ,y.,.
,t,l.r,blv n "a -,es.,,h,;..., tho 81, =,
Dino. wbar,. II T.. r,.l,t.JoC, man ,b,, b;s
n,t was ,,kon from b.. haaJ 800, 80, 10
.y.s ah,u ,l,,..,,,o.,-..,,, 80. =. 81
5lons of mad twenty ysa,s since and
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