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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-15

TRAVELLING CABINET. Among the numer.
Gus inconveniencies attending the absence of
the President from the seat of government, is
the impossi5ility of procuring patents for in
ventions. Such is the inattention to things of
that kind, that no blanks were signed, and gem
tlemen have been waiting month or two at
great expense of time and money, and TO ire.
parable loss in the sale of rights for their pa
tents. They were won't TO manage these things
better at Washington. Public opinion points
to reGorm.-United States Gazette.
MASSACHUSETTS CLAIM. The Governor of
this Commonwealth has urged upon the War
! Department the adjustment of the Claim of this
Commonwealth and of Maine, on the General
| Government, as allowed and provided for by
an act of the last Congress /; but nothing has
| been done in regard to it, in consequence Of
the absence of the Secretary of War from the
| seat of Government, and nothing can be done
! in the business, till he returns
! GREAT Dividend. Louisiana State Insur
ance Company at New Orleans, declared div
| idend on the 9TH of July last, of $l25 pc
share or 1875 per cent. for the six months pro
fits. In January last: the same company pa
about so per cent. for six months, and in July
1922 they paid so per cent. for six months
making in 18 months 225 per cent. 125 c
which was paid out to stockholders, and tn
remaining 100 added to the capital.
EXECUTIONS The Governor and Counci
have fixed the 2Sth inst. for the execution of
F. Knapp, convicted of the murder of Josep
White of Salem.
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d 7 r. n.

In Grafton, Sept. II, Clarendon S., only child o.
Mr. Willard s. Wood, aged months.
In k N suddenly, Sept 4, Mr.. joseph Gates
In Dudley, Aug. %, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Kinpsbu.
ry, aged 60, wife of Col. Jeremiah K
In Hardwlck, Aug. 90, Mrs. Lettice Hathaway
aged 60, wife of Mr. Jeremiah H,
In WInchendon, Sept 5, Mr.. VIM. Poor AGED
of'-Pr'nteTSan Vermont and Ne1c YORK are re.
quested to insert this DEATH
In North Brookfield, Mrs Hannah Palmer AGED
30, wife of Mr. Thomas A. Harwood
In Southbridge, Sept a. Mrs. Philura Park, aged
%, wife of Rev. Jason Park
In Dudley, Sept. 6, Henry Barton, only eon Of
MIR. Joi omiah Cranston, aged years and months.
In Berlin, Aug. Is, Fanny Woodbury., aged IS.
daughter of Asa Sawyer.-PrintcYs in Grea,feId
are requested to publish this death.
In Sutton, Aug %, Mrs. Sarah Tenney, agsd n,
wife of MIR. Simon Tenney.-P Printers in Maine
ore requested to publish this death.
In Berlin, Sept. /, while on a visit to his friends,
Mr.. Lockhart Sawyer, aged o. son of Capt Uriah
Sawyer of Brimfeld, Ohio.-Printers in Vermont
and Ohio are requested TO insert this DEATH
In Uxbridge, Aug. %, Joseph Taft, aged SO.
In New Bedford, Aug. 80, David Kempton, 40. g.
In Alstead, IN. H.) Capt Oliver Shepherd, az. a.
In Readsborough, (Vt.) Solomon Eddy, aged e.
In Dover, w.t. Aug. 20 widow Olive Jones. ag 81.
In Guilford, (Vt.) Joshua Lynde, ESQ.,. aged g.
In CRANKY, Mass. widow Hannah Eastman aged
70, wife of the late Capt. Joseph Eastman. Her
death was oecasioned by drinking Oil of Vitriol
by mistake, instead of Castor Oil which she was
In the habit of taking.
At Harrowgate Springs, (Eng.) July &c, Rev. J.
5. j. Gardiner, D. D., aged Go, Rector of Trinity
Church in Boston.
In Keene, IN H. Mr.. John Newcomb formerly
OF Norton, (Mass.) aged 81.
In Troy, IN. HI July 10, Miss Clemantine Boyn-
ton, daughter of David E. Boynton of Sullivan,
aged 25.
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"A LII kinds of Goods or Merchandise will be
IN freighted without extra expense from the
common price of freghting, and for large lots
OF heavy Goods liberal discount will be made
from those prices, by
HOWE, JACKSON & CO.,
who have conveniencies for doing the above
business with the greatest facility. They will
forward thirty tons up the Canal, if offered pre-
vlous to every Tuesday, which will arrive at
the head of the Canal in 4S hours from Proyi.
dence, and will take on board the same amount
OF freight if offered, to be conveyed to Provi-
dence, to arrive there on Saturday in season to
ship the Goods to their place of destination the
same week.
Orders directed through the Post Office TO
S. r. JACKSON, Providence. or Fl. HOWE.
Worcester, will receive prompt attention.
Sept I5 IF
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Whereas, GrOnvill G. Williams of Ashburn-
ham, in Massachusetts, has seen fit to go away
and leave his family in destitute circumstances,
and has had the impotence to try to impose
himself upon tho public as single man, this is
to inform all whom it may concern, that he
has wife and three children, and that he has
left them to provide for themselves, without
giving any sufficient reasons whatever for the
Same. therefore take this method TO prevent
his deceiving any artless and innocent females,
ns he has made the attempt to do already
Said Williams is about 35 years old, rather
short, thick set, and has red countenance
IIo has scar on the top Of his head. He is Q
sinror, and player of the fife. Ho left Ash
burnhem April LIST, 1880, and made it his home
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House and Land at .fuctiOn.

VA ILL be sold at Public Auction, at Capt
w Samuel B. Thomas's Coffee House, in
Worcester, on THURSDAY, the 30th day of Sep.
TENDER instant, at o'clock, afternoon, by order
of the Court of Probate, all the Real Estate of
which ADRIAN WEBB, late of Worcester,
died seized and possessed, consisting of a
Dwelling House and about half an acre of ex-
cellent Land; situated at the corner of Sum-
ner and School-streets in said Worcester.
Conditions may be known by applying to the
subscriber at the Probate Office.
A Sheet Iron Stove and Pipe, nearly new,
will be sold at the same time and place
WILLIAM ID. WHEELER,
.4dm'r. on A. Webb's Estate.
Worcester, Sept. Is. 81
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IN Newfane, W, short time, :where he tried tc
court HIM another wife, but was followed by the
one ne lett behind. He then returned and stay
ca ABOUT Two days, the first of July, and took
away So in money, roll of blue clot5 and
trimmings, sufficient for suit of clothes. the
only articles of value he left the first time he
went away He carried away with him $500
Printers throughout tie United States mill
CONFER taoor by inserting this. ANY one who
can give information respecting him will con-
Ter iaVor on TABITHA C. WILLIAMS.
Sept. 8, $780,
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BObbins and lShmffIee

VIE subscriber respectfully gives notice,
N that he has bought out AIgernon s. Craw-
Iord; and will continue the business of making
po61ins and Shuttles of the various kinds used
oy cotton and Woollen manufacturers, of the
very best materials and superior workmanship.
~ orders solicited, and the prompt and per-
sonai attention, which he pledges himself to
give, WILL he hopes, induce every panufacturer
IN want, to address to
BENJAMIN w. GLEASON
Grafton, New England ]
Village, (Mass.) Sept IS. { 5mS1
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HE BoURBoNs. OF the Royal Family Of
rance there are now living, Charles the Tenth
VINO is brother to Louis the 10th and Louis the
10Th; the Duke d'Angouleme, Dauphin of France,
son OF Charles the Tenth, and, before the recent
events, Heir Apparent to the throne and the
Duke de Bordeaux, son of the late Duke de Berri
ana grandson of Charles the Tenth. The Duchess
OF Angouleme is daughter of Louis 10th and Ma
RE Antoniette; the Duchess of Berr is a Neapol-
itan princess, and daughter of the King of Naples
the account of whose decease is this week publish
cd Both of these Duchesses are said to be wo-
men oil superior minds and the latter is very pop-
ular with the French people.
The ORLEANS branch of the Bourbon family is
remotely related to the late regning branch, ira
cling common ancestor in Louis 18th. Louis
PHILIPPE, Duke d'Orleans, is the sirth in descent
from Louis 18th. He is now ifty-seven years of
age. lie was married in 1909, to Maria Amelia.
daughter of Ferdinand, King of Naples. By this
marriage he has two sons, Ferdinand Philip, Duke
Of Chartres, aged 90 and Louis Charles Philip.
D'"fe Of Nenouvs, aged l6. and three daughters,
aged Is, II, and IA. The Duke of Chartres is a
Colonel of Hussars in the army, and we believe
that the Duke Of Nemours holds Captains Com
mission.
Although the abdication of Charles x is in favor
OF the Duke of Bordeaux, we think that there can
be but little doubt that the Duke of Orleans. who
is highly popular, will be made King. Young Ma
poleon does not seem to be seriously thought of
for that station by any body.
In our last proclamation was signed, lie
General Dubourg Lafayette as if Dubourg
was part of Gen Lafayette s name it should
have been signed Lafayette" and counter
signed, {" LIE General Dubourg," who is the
General of the National Guard, second in COM
mand under Lafayette The mistake did not
originate with US but was copied from another
paper.
In the press of matter last week, we omitted to
mention the appointment, by the Governor and
Council, of the Hon. LEMUEL SHAW of Boston,
to be Chief Justice ofMe Supreme judicial Court,
rice Judge PARKER, deceased. No other ap-
pointment, we believe, could have given more uni
versal satisfaction, have done more to sustain
the confidence which has SO long been felt in the
decisions of that Court
EMORY WAsHBURN, Esq, of this town, has been I
appointed Aid-de- Camp to the Governor in the ,
place of Col. Mckay, resigned.
JOSEPH b. SPRAGUE, Esq, has been appointed !
Sheriff of Essex County, rice Bailey Bartlett, ESQ.,,
resigned, and since deceased
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administrators Sale.

NKTILL be sold at Auction, on MONDAY, the
w goth Of September current, at o'clock,
P NJ. at Gen. A. Holman's tavern, in Bolton,
the remainder of the Personal Estate of ED
MUND BLOOD, late of Bolton, deceased,
consisting of about 10 or ~ cases of Napt Hats,
quantity of MAPPING Cloth various kinds of
Stock and Tools used in the manufacture of
Hats, some Farming Tools, large number of
Hogsheads and Barrels, suitable for cider casks,
together with mary other articles. Conditions
made known at the sale.
STEPHEN P. GARDNER,
JOSEPH SAWYER, 'a"m rs
Bolton, Sept IS. Iw37
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FALL GOODS.
CLARK & BROOKS.

% A JfesO doors south Of Central Bank,
HAVE just received prime assortment of
Z a Fall Goods; consisting of
Black, Blue, and Olive Broad Cloths,
Satnetts. Vestings, Plaids,
Cambets, Flannels, Bombazetts,
Plain and Printed Circassians,
Merno Cloths, Gnghams,
Merno and Raw Silk Shawls,
Prints of various prices,
Together with general assortment of Goods
IN their line. The public are respectfully in
vited to call and examine for themselves
N. b. The above named articles will be sold
at such prices as will no doubt give satisfaction
Worcester, Sept Is.
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SHOES.

"a N additional supply, just received, among
"a which are beautiful Black and Bronze Kid
and Black P runella Slips, with every other
KIND OF Ladies' and ChiIdren's Shoes.
=, .4ls0, Mems and Boys Thick BOOTS and
SHOES; all of them will be sold remarkably
toao, by DANIEL HEYWOOD
Sept. Is. 3w37
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M.ARRJED.

In Rutland, w.t. Mr.. Ira Fisher to Miss Iucv
Randall of Barre, (Mass.) ''' Lucy
NJ, IN Hartford, Rev. Asa Turner of TempIeton. to
Miss Martha, daughter of Dr. Isaac d. Bull
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couT The members of the Worcester Debating
UilS are requested to meet at Banister's. on the
Ioth INST, at half past 7. Question-W Whether the
consent of both houses of Congress ouobt IN he
necessary to the ratification of treaty. Sen IL
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N. l. Goods and Lumber.
BENZ. BUTMAN & co.

OFFER FOR SALE,
- HHDS. sup. Retailing MoIasses.
N. 0. and w. l. Sugar,
~ boxes White and Brown Havana do.
I5OO lbs. Phia. and Boston Lump do.
1uOO Java and W. !. Coffee,
III chests Hyson and Souchsng Teas-frst
quality,
oo o ~ boxes Smiths premium Starch,
So'Ooo feet prime Bangor Lumber, from l to
,ooo b inches thick,
feet long,
lUO M. Pine Shingles,
200 Cedar,
70 Clapboards,
$4,000 feet Enclosing Boards.
l0,000 ] and II in
ie 2ooo in. Common Pine Plank,
o oooo Clear "
2O0O 2ato4"
1900 II SO" Hard i"
4U0O Chestnut,
SOO0 Oak Joist,
4OOO Birch and Maple do.
800 Hard Wood Plank,
50 casks Nails, Spikes, and Brads.
B: b. d. Co. are Agents for the .Ncu Eng
ana Groom Glass Company, and can furnish
U lass OF any size at short notice and at factory
'rices Sw37 Worcester, Sept Is.
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WORCESTER:
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. l5, 1880.
ELECTIONS.

KENTUCKY. When the Jackson papers found
that a majority of Clay men were elected to the
Kentucky Legislature, they absurdly pretended
that eteven of the Clay men we're pledged to vote
with the Jackson party. The Frankfort Argus
which originated the story, admits that, in re-
lation to such pledge beng made by one of the
persons designated Mr.. Helm of Hardin County,
IL tpas mistaken. Another Of them, Mr.. Dickson,
has made publication, under his own signature,
in which he says he is not pledged to vote with the
Jackson party in any particular" The rest of
them will, in due time, place the seal of fasehood
on the calumny.
RHODE ISLAND. In this State, which has been
claimed for Jackson, twenty-five towns have elect
ed al Ant-Jackson men and l6 Jacksonians. From
the remaining FIVE towns, at least Anti-Jackson
members will be returned, giving net: gain to
the Anti-Jackson party of members since the last
election.
VERMONT This State, in which the election
took place last week, has also been claimed by the
Jacksonitcs So far the returns are received,
however, the Jackson vote is smaller than last
year, notwithstanding the great efforts made by
that party, which it appears is but small
fraction of the State. In Windsor County, the
largest in the State, there was not Jackson rep
rosentative chosen from single town, and only
about one vote in eight given for their candi-
date for Governor. In the first and second dts
trict,. Jonathan Hunt and r. c. Mallary are re
elected to Congress. In the third district, in al
.ha towns but four the votes are for Everett, NAT
Ronpblicanl 27l3; for Rawson, tAnti-Masonic
1881; Partridge, (JOckson) ia ln the fourth dis
tr;ct so far as is heard from, Allen (N RI ha
1865; Swift, (do.) 637; Bailey, (Jackson) 1850
Allen will probably DO chosen The fifth dIstrc
is not heard from
We understand that the trial of tho case
i, Ehokim Dauis, indicted before the Suprem
adyodicial Court for Barratry which has excite
some curiosity, is specially assigned for Nor
d0v. Oct. II, which will BIO on tho second wee
Of tho term.
The Cougry COMMISSIONERS commence
ther Fall Session in this town yesterday
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Ashburnham, Dec. 10, 1929.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
Worcester, SIS. AT a meeting of the County
Commissioners, holden at Worcester, within
and for the County of Worcester, on the
fourth Tuesday of June, A. D. 1880, by ad-
Journment from the third Tuesday of said
June:
On the petition aforesaid, Ordered, That no.
tice be given to all persons and corporations in
terested therein, that said Commissioners will
meet at the house of Asahel Corey, Innholder,
in Ashburnham, in said County, on Wednes-
day, the twentieth day of October next, at two
OF the clock in the afternoon, by publishing an
attested copy of said petition and of this order
thereon, in The Massachusetts, Spy,'' a news.
paper, printed in said Worcester three weeks
successfully, the last publication to be fourteen
days, at least, before the said twentieth day of
October.
And it is further Ordered, That the Sheriff
OF SAID County, or his Deputy, serve The Town
Clerk OF the town of Ashbu:nham, with an at
tested copy of said petition and order, thirty
days, at least, and also post up an attested copy
thereof IN two public places in said Ashburn-
ham, fourteen days, at least, before the said
twentieth day of October; at which time and
place said Commissioners will proceed to view
the route set forth and described in said petit
ton. and to hear all persons and corporations
interested therein, who may then and there
desire to be heard thereon.
Attest: WILLIAM JENNISON,
Clerk, pro fem.
copy of the petition and order thereon.
Attest: WILLIAM JENNISON,
81 Clerk, pro tenn.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
l . scriber has been duly appointed Administra-
tor on the Estate of LOVlSA PFNNiMAN, late
of Gardner in the County of Worcester, de-
ceased, and has taken upon himself that trust
by giving bonds as the law directs. All persons
indebted to said Estate are hereby called upon to
make immediate payment; and allthose to whom
said Estate is indebted are requested to exhibit
their demands for settlement.
WILLIAM PENNIMAN.
Westminster. Aug. IS, 1880. 81
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THE Pleasures OF LAW. We learn that a
Young gentleman of the bar in this city, who
enjoys considerable eminence as pleader, was
recently engaged by an individual of fortune to
contest the right to an estate, of the value OF
which, the attorney was to receive one-fourth
for his services, if successful. He succeeded,
and his portion of the spoil is estimated at thir-
ty thousand Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Steam Boat FMlt0n.

TENHE subscriber having chartered the Steam
Il Boat FULTON, will hereafter run her
on his own account, between New York and
Piovidence-leaving Providence every Sunday
at II o'clock, A. M, and New York everv
Wednesday at the same hour The price Of
passage in the cabin, is 81; on deck, 50, 30 ;
Meals extra Passengers will also be taken for
specified sum, and found The Fulton has
ecently undergone considerable alteration and
rpairs, and can take the bulk of 200 bales of
sotton under deck. For passage or freight,
which will be taken at uery loo rate, apply
% the master on board at Carrington's wharf,
Of to AMOS ID. SMITH. corner South Water
and Leonard-streets, Providence.
CHARLES S. TOMLTNSON.
10 Goods destined for said Boat, received
Al Worcester and forwarded by A. CHASE or
r EARLE, at the Canal Store.
Sept. 10.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Sept. 2, 1850.
To the Hido,o and Heirs Of HORAcE WHIrNEr,
Westborough - s," E S0l @eessSS ,s aa .
GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear IF you
q. see it) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the hrst lues-
day in October next, at ten OF the clock, before
noon, to show cause why Letters OF Administra-
ton on tho Estate Of said deceased should not be
granted 20 Martin l.. Stow, Esq, of marlborough.
in said County, as requested by Doct. Stephen
Ball, principal creditor OF said Estate; and you
viii be heard thereon.
81 NATH'L' PAiNE1 j. Froo'
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To the Hon. County Commas

sioners, within and for the County of Wor-
cester, at their session next to be held at
Worcester, within and for the said County,
on the fourth Tuesday of December, A. D..
1929:
YOUR Petitioners, Inhabitants of the town
Il of Ashburnham, in said County of Wor-
cester, ask leave to represent, that piece Of
the old County road, lying in said Ashburnham,
leading from Fitchburg to Winchendon, has
become OF no use to the traveller, as road, in
consequence of an alteration made by your
honorable body, in laying out piece Of new
County road by the side of the said old County
road, the new piece of road being so far CON-
Pleted as that the travel now goes on the said
new road, and that the said piece of old road is
not wanted for the benefit Of the public: Your
Petitioners therefore pray, that the said piece
81 old road beginning where the new piece of
the said County road intersects with the said
old County road near Guide Board south of
Lucy Cuttings dwelling house thence cast
erly through land of Samuel Woods and joseph
Jewett, to point where the said new County
road intersects with the said old County road,
near said Jewett's old house in front of the
house he now lives in, being about one hundred
and sixty -four roes,) may be discontinued And
your Petitioners as in duty bound will ever pray.
JOSEPH JEWETT,
and three others.
Ashburnham, Dec. 10, 1929.
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The CouSry COMMISSIONERS commenced
their Fall Session in this town yesterday
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09
UST published, Edinburgh Review, No. IO2
CONTENTS.

ART. The Law of Population. Treatise
IN SIX Books, in Disproof of the Superfecundity
OF Human Beings. and developing the real Prin-
ciple of their Increase By Michael Thomas
Saddler, NJ. p 90.
ii. The Life of Richard Bentley d d. Mas
Ter OF Trinity College, and Regius Professor
OF DIVINITY IN the University of Cambr dge with
an account OF his Writings, and Anecdotes of
many distinguished Characters during the period
IN which he flourished By James Henry Monk
ID. ID Dean of Peterborough, SO
Ill The History of Rome, by b. G. Me
ouhr. Translated by julius Charles Hare, NJ
TRINITY College, Cambridge, So;
Nv. Memoir OF the Life and Public Services
OF Sir Stamford Ruflles, D. r S.. particularly
III the Government of Java in 13I1-i6; and of
Bencooen and its Dependencies I8l7-24
with Details Of the Commerce and Resources
ofthe Eastern Archipeago and Selections from,
his Correspondence. BY his Widow, 3ot
V. kecherches sur lie Commerce de Ia Hol-
lande, Al,
VI Women as they Are; or, the Manners
Of the Day, Al
VII The First Book of the HAD the Part
ing OF Hector and Andronache; and the Shield
of Achilles; Specimens of New Version of
Homer. By William Sotheby &c;
VIII. Abstract OF the Bill for Establishing
Courts OF Local Jurisdiction. Ordered by the
House OF Commons to be printed 2lst June.
1880, Al,
lX. Memoirs, Correspondence, and Private
Papers of Thomas Jefferson. late President of
the United States, first published from the
original Manuscripts. Edited by Thomas Jefer-
son Randolph, 400
X. Library of Useful knowledge Farmers
Series Treatise Seventh The Farm $40
Al. Researches into the origin and Affinity
OF the Principal Languages of Asia and Europe
by Lieutenant Colonel Vans Kennedy, of the
Bombay Military Establishments 5as
MI. The Country without a Government;
or Plain Questions upon the Unhappy State of
the Present Administration, 500
Notice respecting Mr. Broughams Speech in
tne House OF Commons, on the 18th July.
Colonial Slavery, SIS
Correction of Article on Provdential and
PropheticnI Histories SIS
Quarterly List of New Publications, $50
Index, 5ee
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