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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-19
NOTICE,

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WHEREAS John Hershey, by certain deeds
w Of trust, recorded IN the counties vi Amherst.
Nelson and buckingham, has conveyed to the un-
derelSned, Tor the purposes Of the trusts contained
in the deed, the debts due to him in those counties
aud elsewhere and as many oithem unliqnida-
Ell Gnl as could not well settle them ourselves,
attend as might be necessary to make collections;
we have thought ii advisable to employ the said
llorslcv n agent to attendto these things. This
notice Is therefore to appr1c all concerned, that the
said IloIsey has full authority as our agent to act
in these matters !; and in addition, as we cannot
personally superlntend the Nj and Plantations the
said Hershey is authorised do So hut TO be at all
times under our control
FREDERICK VI. CABEII
ALEXANDER MUNDY.
ADIil - WIS
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DIR. PETERS
VEGETABLE ANTI BILIOUS PHI

THESE Pills composed cnritcl, Of Vegetable
when taken according the directions which them
hghly bcurhcIs IN tho hnj of all bilious
They specially the Liver when
dion oil large bl~, sugh influence
otho Junction. which, II suffered
would produce Jnurdco, Liver complaint Blou.
all oftoror o The howel they like ehatm A,rvpards
indulge
Iscv III the uSs OF the table they aluahe Females
them all periods without mourning min. Per-
take of these pills with them Their VII,
impaired fIr No family should he without
ftl, thrn occunul, Nnud he
Of preventing much suffering from s,cLuc. Is from
eet OF keeping regular pcr.nc Of the
h"IiBs he absorbed mingled
snassu~rd huid that den,os produced pf T. feels
confident that Who those Pills a ~Il
feel Willing hous-
snd spostng highest sdded
hut the high nr p has acquired tho
u the PATENT VEGETABLE MEDICINE STOMAtIiiCE Ell
thought uuhcian to those Wishing make TRIAL of
They
sedient that doos not With health and dis
!
brno6eia qa.ie pendent othe effects. they
both tonic aud heohnen the aud cNnen,
hncton thus strengthening the while they oh
.trucons Medicines which possess cahortc
qualities dhltatc the
dat"n Of long catalogue Of Chron,s di.es.cs.
Dr. = having boon educated under the Anne
aud European Mcch professor and pselsei his
the South, where tho obste
character cou.nle hclf well quslfod ladgc
nature OF diseases In ident To- warm climates.
Prepared by Jo,cph PrcsY Peters D. +. r. &. p NJ
Diseases
No l29 Liberty New York inyep,.r aud sole pro
priotnr. Each box forty Pills, Pnce 50 cents.
o. fresh supply eff the above Medicines, just
received and for sale by DAVID X. LYMAN and
can be had IN almost every town in the State.
Feb % w1or,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-19

I'llE Trustees above named, are e,ea with
authority TO sell, Al private ~ pub SIR the
tract OF Land @hcrcon live nron Jane, HIer, IN
Amherst, Nels IN and buckingham counties. hay
ing fine beds OF Lime stone on both sides of the ii
'er aud containing near 1900 acres, by old surveys.
upwards Of l5U acres OF which of first quality low
Grounds.-The Improvements are a large stone
Flour Manufacturing Mil Store House, and
Improvements of every tind very good. | viii. with
pleasure show all the property named III the trust,
to any person lshipg to purchase.
JOHN llORSLEY.
Ami
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H'oung ,Emerirvm EsERE'sE.

- SUCH persons bred from
ne ~ 1s. Young American Eclipse last sea-
@F~1f V1K son, are respectfully requested 70 al
a lt4s low his colts good chance, that
tn may be able TO be exhibited for the liver cup,
TO be awarded to the best colt by disnercsed Judges
on the 21th day of October lo.i6. Tie cup will be
neat and apProp pirate one. and withal the award
my OF t" add to the value of the foal that gets it,
The Judges will award, at the same time, premi-
um of aseason TO Young American Eclipse, tof the
second best colt Of his get and if the mare should
have been let To him this season before the awards
will go free ofany charge. The subscriber has the
fullest confidence in Young American Eclipse, as
stock horse. The blood is we'll known in all parts
of the Union and commands the highest prices, Go
hah and Shark, halt brothers OF his, of better
Dams, have sold for 81 900 each.
HENRY BROWN, Jn.
A.,
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TKIyST $.ILE.

nURSl ANT To the provisions of n deed OF
i uust, executed by Charles &. Patterson Ia
me rs Trustee, bearing date the 10th October,
1885, and duly recorded IN the Clerks Offices
of the counties of Bedford, Campbell and Mon
roc | shall, on the 23d day Of May, 1886, ut Bed
ford Court House, SELL to the highest bidder, Tor
cash, the whole, or so much Of the following pro-
perry, Ms will be sufficient for the purposes ex-
pressed IN snd deed, VIZ three negroes, VIII,
SYLVIA and Cherry all the said Paiterson's stock
of Horses, Cattle, Hogs Sheep, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools, Nc Also,
the tract of Land on which said Patterson re-
sides, and on which IS situated an exccllcn, Grls
and Saw MILL in the county of Bedford. Also,
all the interest which the said Patterson has III
the estate of Henry Edison dec. in the county of
Campbell, IN the right of his wlic, Jane. The
estate consists OF tract Of Land and about 20
Negroes, with other property. viii be sold nj
the same time and plncc, asoi tract OF Land
III the county of Monroe, on which Charles
Talbot resides containing about 80 acres, II be-
ing the same tract purchased by sad Patterson,
of John Hawkins and Irwin II. Benson. Also,
all the property heretofore conveyed by sad Pat
erson IN trust, 10 secure 4. b. Nichols and IL. \.
Edison, after satisfying the deeds made for that
purpose which are likewise recorded III Bed
ford Clerks Office, or any interest which sad
Patterson may have therein and any other pro-
perry ofwhch the SAID Patterson may have been
possessed, nj the date of tie deed first above
named. Will convey no other title To any OF
the property, III the deed mentioned than IL YES
ted IN me by the samc
All persons indebted to said Patterson on any
account, nj the date of the deed aforesaid,
qucstcd to make payment to me, ns am autho-
rlzcd by the deed to collect such debts may
have been then owing to him.
W. l.. GOGGIN, Trustee.
May 5 wtds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-19

- NANAl from the subscriber living in Camp
u bell county about five miles west of the Court
House, seven miles from New London, and about
eleven miles from Lynchburg, on the thlrd ot last
month, apth, negro man named sam, about nInc-
teen years OF age, about five feet nine ten inches
high, rather spare made and black complexion. He
vas lascd by MAJ. Augustine l.etwich, dec. of Bed
ford county, within SIX miles of Liberty. lie had
on when he went away, black broad cloth coat and
dove coloured cashmere pantaloons-he has rela-
tons IN different parts OF Bedford-hs range is ex-
tcnsNc ] will give the above reward of $50, if de
hsered 10 me at my house, or $50, if secured in
any jail, 50 that get HIM again.
PENTON LEFrWICH.
MAY u w:,w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-19

-Four gentlemen of Lancaster, Penn. have
associated for the culture OF silk, and have already
procured four thousand white mulberry trees, bv
way of commencement. The Lancaster Journal
states that there is another company of citizens
about to embark in the same undertaking as also,
number of individuals, of that vicinity as soon as
their seedlings are fit to transplant. The silk cul-
ture is evidently destined 10 go ahead in this coun-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-19

There is lottery in Tennessee, which has
some OF the most curious il not the most brilliant
prizes, that ever crowded into scheme
For example Ono brick house, and one steam
boat negro girl Rebecca, and sorrel mare bay
colt by Pacific, and yellow girl Matilda. The
bay colt is valued at $4,000, and the yellow girl
at 100 dollars
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-19

a project is on foot at New Orleans for the
construction OF a ship canal of eight miles in length,
to lead from the Mississippi to the ocean 1t is to
commence about three miles below Fort jackson,
passing through the prairie the left bank of the
river The cost is estimated at $500 coo to
100000.
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IMPORTANT FROM PERU.

The New York Evening Srar contains impor-
tan intelligence from LANA, from Which We eN-
trae, the annexed particulars
BY letter from our correspondent at Payta
March y, 1886, We have the important informa.
ton that the civil war in Lima was terminated by
apitched battle, fchruff ~ 7, on the heights ol
fHo de la Lama near Arequipa, in Which the
army oi Salaserry was completely routed, aud he
taken prisoner while attempting to make his s.
cape to lsldv, on the Seacoasi, where ms vessels
of war were assembled. He had $4,000 men,
while Santa Cruz numbered 10000 men, COM
posed of pertlvians and Bolivans. The bat
tie lasted seven DAYS, when Salaverrv, after re-
peat,dy repulsing the assaults of Santa Cruz, was
ultimately compelled To Yield, from fatigue and
] exhaustion, toan overv helming force. Our CORES
pondcnt adds: The slaughter IS said to have
been TERRIBLE and the field was covered with head
less trunks. tine dying and the dead Santa
Cruz acknowledge, the loss OF 600 men.
"On the 18th Of February, Salavcrry, together
with his Generals and Colonies, Fernandn pico-
aga, Moya Cardcruss and five others, were shot.
The officers suffered first, and when Salaverry
was brought out 10 have the bandage placed on
his eyes, he dsdaniuy refused, saying, eau
look my murdcrcrs in the face, for fear Is part,
of my composition He expressed ii wish to be
shot by a guard Of his own csunlrymcn which
way co1llelicu hlli. ElehtN more OF ms Officers
were sentenced to be shot, aud about hundred
more condemned TO hard labor, in chains for three
years on the pebble works of Peru; among which
will be splendid bridge near Arequipa, which
Sdavcrry blew up in the course of the action. II
IS hoped dis punishment tina, for the frs, tlmc
established, will have a salntary effect in suppress
sing the frequent and bloody Instructions which
have desoldted that country, and destroyed its
brightest prospects,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-19

bisHoP OF DusMAM.--We have often seen
70 the public papers, sneers at the Bishop of Dur
ham, whose income is so immensely great. That
pselate has recently died, and his widow is now
dependent upon an insurance that had been made
on the life OF her husband. The income ofthe
o's"opr'c had been spent in promoting educa-
,on' N works OF charity and general pety.-Phi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-19

JusIus.-The following paragraph !, ,ton
from late London paper:
" In the library Of the Duke of Buckingham. =,
Stowe, is deposited box containing napers. Which
are secured with three seals, said to be those os 49,
late Marquis of Rockingham, the late Lord Gren1
vile, and the right honorable Thomas Crenv;ll.
Inc contents the box are understood TO no ,l,.
manuscript letters of, and documents relating -
"Junius.'' u
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N 4 a NC NOTICE.

~ order Of Union Lodge. No. 81, the Funeral
- sermon OF Joseph Staples, dec. will be preach
ed IN the New Glasgow Church. on the It'll Sunday
IN tins month (a1ay. AN regular Masons
specially invited TO attend on that occasion.
BY order of Union Lodge, No. ~.
SAN. VI. GARLAND, !Sec'ry.
hdN
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Citizens S0riNgs Bank


hEPOSITES of not less in amount than five
- dollars, will be received b this Institution and
certificates granted payable, upon ten DAYS notice
with interest from the date, t the of per cent.
per annum for such may be withdrawn within four
monthS-and 4 per cent. per annum for such as re.
man iouf and not exceeding six months--and per
cent. per annun for any time exceeding Sin months
once OF the INSTITUTION, four doors below the Far.
n'cf Ban ]. JOHN X. MCDANIEL. Presdt
FHOS. MCKINNEY, TREASURER.
A.. {. NEWiIALI., Secretdry.
DtRECToRs:
nes stevens Joshua r. Holiness
1u''n ~ ~ fayne, Robert w. Collins,
christopher Roberts, John McK,nnev
Wm-L. Lancaster, Uobson Johns
John Revely.
'"h' 10 vim if a I'm ION
BL.7.N'kS FOR SHE
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Important tron, Mr. Granada.--Wo are in
dcbted, says the New York Journal of Commerce,
to John M'Plcrson, Esq. American Consul at
Cartlagcna, for Gazette extraordinary, dated
Bogota March 23d from which we learn that the
Convention concluded last year between New
Granada and Venezuela, for a division Of the Ma
tlona Debt of the old Republic Of Columbia, ha,
been rejected by the Congress of New Granada,
aud that in consequence, all the Ministers have re-
signed, VIZ. Dino de Pombo Secretary Of the In
! terror and OF Foreign AilaIs Francisco Soto, Of
the Treasury Antonio Obaudo, OF War and Ma
rine. President Santander appointed to the first
! mentioned Office DR.. Vicente Auzero, and To the
third, Dr.. Jose Manuel Rcstrcpo; both of whom
however, declined lie then appointed to the
same offices respectively, Miguel Tribe R,strcpo
and r. Toriccs result not known. On the 23d,
President Sdnander Addressed message on the
subject 10 the House OF Representatives, which
! We have not time 10 translate for this edition.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-19

lcItel iIem Berkshire county, M.,,achu,et,,
10 the editor OF the Boston Centiue, dated Is, If
May, states thai the snow then tco feet deem
IN some parts Of that county, and thai great suffer
ing had been endurclby the cattle for want Of pro-
vrnder.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-19

An African pelican, measuring ten feet from tip
TO tlp, and weighing thirty pounds, was shot last
week in Chicago. His pouch was capable of hold
ing sixteen quarts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-19

The 81. Louis Bulletin of the | It'll instant, states
that IN the course OF the preceding week upwards
OF 5000 cm'grants and strangers landed in that CITY,
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ETCT rrC rEvIrF.

~. STOLEN from my stable, near Camp
10y. bell Courthouse, on the night Of the 18th
inst, dark bay roam Mare, little below the
middle SIZE, having a SC I six or eight inchc, in
length on the left side across the ribs (occasonrd
by CUT about the point REACHED by the saddle
skirt; a sca over one OF her eyes made BY cut
ting OF war no star III the forehead. She is
in good order, has LONG nam and TIL, carries
her hcld low, and both trots and PAGES, and i.
a good deal rubbed on the sides with the saddle.
| will give reward of ten dollars for the return
of tue Mare, and twenty dollars for the apprehcn-
sion the Felon.-Ialormato by letter from any
one vito has seen a Mare answering this descrip-
ton, will be gladly received.
DANIEL MARI.
Feb. % +
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

The packet ship llayrc Captain Sodjard, ar
rived al New York, on Sunday last from lla-
,re, whence she sailed ON the 9th April. Pa
ris and Ilavrc papers to the ith have been re
ceyed. The following summary Of their con-
tents is copied iro.n the New York papers
The Bulletin des Lois OF the 81 April contains
the following decree
At the palace OF the TuiIlcrics, 10th March,
1896, Louis Philippe hing of the French
Whereas, the law OF llh June, 1885, relative 10
the treaty concluded the 4th July, 1881, between
France and the United States, authorizes the
Minister of Finance To take the measures
necessary for the execution of that treaty the
condition expressed in the first article OF the sand
law:
Considering that this condition ha. been complied
with "a etc sltisait ~ We have dccrced and do dc
cree villa, follows
Article !. Our minister secretary Of state OF H.
nances will cause 10 be paid 10 the Government u
the United States, 10 the bearer OF lis powers
eighteen millions four hundred and elghty-six
thousand six hundred and sikty-sA francs iity-tw,
rentimes, being the sum due on the I'd February
1896, on the twenty five millions the payment o
which was stipulated in the treaty oi the 18th Jul,
1881, viz:
Amount of the instalmcnts of the capital due TO
1888, 1884, 1885 and 1896, dcduciing ,hcrciron
one million for the part due OF one million five hun
1866 6ob =.
Interest regulated to the ID February,
1896 $4,000 "
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splendid and spacious hotel is about to be
erected in Mobile. II is 10 be central, and will
make the fourth large establishment of the kind in
that city.
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4 LII persons having claims against the estate
L n OF The late Charles Lacy are requested to
present thcm properly authenticated to the under
signed, in order that they may be paid-thoSc in
dcbted 10 said estate requested to call * make
payment. JAMES MCDONALD Er'or
Of Chas Lacy dec'd
April 81
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lS,iS6,666 So
Sum total,

Art. ,. The aforesaid sum of Is, iS0 600 81 ir.
shall be carried TO the charge Of the appropriations
of the year 1885, and placed against the cNtraor-
binary credit resulting from the law Of lith June,
1880. 1t shall be made the object OF special
article in tie dciintive account OF this service.
Art. 3. Uhcrlor provision shall be made for the
ID article of the aforesaid aw, insomueh as il rc-
CARDS the sum OF one million deducted from the
sum due 10 the United States.
(Signcd) Louls Pun rps"
The lavrc has ON board $50 900 dollars, part
of the indemnllcation money, but whether in gold
silver we are not informed.
\ petition praying for the repeal vi the law of
prescription in force against the family of Napo-
leon WAS TO have been presented to the Chamber
on Saturday, bul the report on it was not brought
up, and the circumstance excited much disap-
pointmcnt in the public galleries. Amongst the
audience we noticed several personages who dgur-
ed on the political and military scene during the
Imperial regime,
Intelligence from Madrid i, TO the 27 ia of March
The chamber OF procuradores (deputie,) has e.
lected NJ. Gonzales for its president. This is
triumph for NJ. Mcndzabal. II senior lsturilz had
been chosen, the premier would probabl, have been
compelled 10 resign, that gentleman being the
head OF the ultra liberal party. Gonzalc, i, OPP
posed 10 Mendizabal in matters of finance, but in
other respects he Is politically the premier friend
The most striking feature of Mendizabal's polic,
AS regards the war, is his invocrae opposition to
foreign interference lie has made it the turning
point othis administration.
a letter from Rome states that Don Miguel,
having offered rudencss to the beautiful princess
Aldobrandini Borghcsc, (olmerly Miss Talbot
was challenged by the prince, but refused TO fight
the plea OF superior rank, and that bn for the
interference Of the pope himself he would have
been cudgelcd by the indignant husband. The
insult offered in the chapel OF the Vatican,
during the performance ola solemn religion, ccre-
mony.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-19
JOHN RUFF.
} JAMES d. DAVIDSON,
Lexington, MAY 5

Commits
Lexington, MAY 5 wtlJ
y lrSioia. to Uit---At rules held III the Clerks
Office of Nelson county court on the I'd day
of Nav, 1896:
George :. Mays Pitt.
against
Susan Mays, Administrative of Jesse MAYS, dec,
Moses !. Mays, Daniel Mays, Benjamin johnson
and Maiah his wife, Wilson T. MAYS James h.
Mays and William Mays Det..
In CHANCERY.
The defendant, Moses |. Mays, not being an IN
hablIant OF this commonwealth, and without theJu'
rISdicflon OF this Court motion of the palnll,
by counsel it is ordered that the said defendant do
appear here, on or before the fourth Monday in july
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that
copy ot this order be forthwith Inserted 1.-THE Lynch
burg Nlrginian, newspaper printed in the town Oh
I'ynchburg for two months successiyelv, and ano
thef copy thereof, be posted the front door OF the
Court House of this county, on some court day
Copy-Tcste.
SIP. GARLAND, OK
May - w2m
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MAY -
NOTICE,
GANAL CONTRACTORS will be furnished, Of

tANAL CONTRACTORS will be furnished, Oh
~ the most reasonable terms, with amcs' Super
or ohoHeis and Spades; long handle Shovels Gro"
bars, Picks; Axes, Smiths Tools Naylor x Cos.
Cast-Stccl ofa sizes Nail Rods: Drill Iron; and
othef iron, OF almost every dcscrption-and ever!
o'ner article IN the Hardware line They partIcu-
arIy invited TO give lis call.
II. b. RICHARDS & co.
APRIL IL "a
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EXECUTORS NOTICE,

4 Ill persons Indebted to the estate of Alexander
Pateson dee, are requested to make PAYMENT
without further delay and such lave claims
against SAID estate, to present them, in order that
they may be settled ". Z. BOCOCk Error.
April p IA,
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NEGROES FOR SAFE.

>E"kOES for sale consisting Ut Men, ",
May ) &,
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NEGROES WANTED.

WILL give the highest cash price for lker
Young Negroes.
SETH WOODROW.
ov. %
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DAVID HUTCHINSON. d. C.


y virtue OF the foregoing Decree, We will on
- the I'd day ofJnne next, Git being the first
day OF the June CourD before the Court house
door in the town of Lexington, proceed to sell at
public auction, for CASH, 9 or 10 likely young
Negroes, ofboth scxes-Aso AT tn. same time and
place, on the usual credits 1Slantati lion lying
on the North River in Rockbridge County, con-
ing about 200 -1eres, adioiningthe land, Of James
Woods, John Leyburn's heirs, and John Mcke-
by Jesee Harrison deed.
The tile to the above property is believed 10
be indispuable, but acting as commissioners,
shall only convey such title as vested in use by
the decree.-Terms of sale OF lard made known
on the day Of sale.
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a Rockbridge Circuit Superior CONT Vi Law
4 "a and Chancery continued and held at the
Courthouse the 23thday Of April 1896:
Nergene Harrison, infant, by John Davis, her
next friend, Pantill.
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May It;
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-09-24
Negro Shoes

., 81 a pair, aud as he has raised l0per
cent above his former price, he pledges
himself they shall be made Of the bcs,
materials and in the best workmanship
manner. and as to strength and durability,
they shall be nnrh superior to cny thai.
has ever been offered in this market, and
no, inferior to anr that is engaged in the
same craft. Printers arc requested tnll hand
ia ,hciT measures as carly as possible.
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