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FOR SALE,

nNlI + subscriber offers for sain about 2000
L OF valuable Land lying IN the county Of Frank
lin, ten miles below the Court House, tie roads
leading 10 Lynchburg and Danve.
THE DWELLING HOUSE TRACT, contain.
ing 500 acfcs there is upon the tract abont $50
acres cleared aud under good fences, one hundred
of which. lying on Glade creek and lis branches,
would make excellent meadow, part thereof being
laid down IN timothy and herds gtass--he wood
llud lies we'll, is Of fine quality, and well ,imbered
The Improvements dwelling house with four
rooms. kitchen, out houses, and smith shop, all OF
hrck. stables barn, tobacco houses, &c.
TIE FACTORY TRACT lying the Dan
Vile road containing about GOO acres. of this 60
acres IS cleared. au tie balance such tobacco land
is rarely brought into mark,. t." proprietor lav-
ing carefully preserved lie land and tm.'r toi 'if-
~ Yeas past. The Improvements are Two str,
framed House with a stone basement. a building at
lached, originally built lot tobacco factory, COVE.
nient OUT buildings, bare, stables tobacco houses, all
of which new.
THE TIMBER. RIDGE TRACT, lying on The
Lyncibufg road, contains about 400 acres, whereof
Two hundred Is cleared under cultivation, aud pro-
ted with good fencing around the entire tract. The
wood land on tins place is OF very fine quality. lies
well. IS well tlnbered, and abannds with good water
The Improvements are framed DWELLING
HOUSE, onthouses, &c. There is good orchard
upon the place.
In addition 10 the above the subscriber has other
lands lying adjacent, which he would div to suit
purchasers The Whole OF these lands aie situated
in pnpulous and respectable nelghborhood conve-
uient to mills, stores, Offices. &c and upon the
main roads leading 10 Lynchburg and Danvie, be
ing SIS miles from the first, aud 40 miles from The
latter place
The terms OF sale wall be hind cash. the balance
al one and Two years. secured. Tie land will be
shown by persons residing upon the premises. and any
information respecting them viii be given by
WIN. NJ. Burwell, Esq, Of Liberty. or by the sub
scriber. j. 5. BURWELL.
Franklin County, Aug Is 6w
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The LOvingstOn Male and Female
- G. HO o l.

THIS INSTITUTION is of the first order OF
J. preparatory Schools. and IL IS confidently be.
lieyed that Is equal, Il not superior to any OF the
kind in this State. II situated 10 The beautiful vii
lagc Of Layingslon, where diseases rarely known
The President. MI. Harlow ". Heath has the rare
quality OF chasing aud arranging the pupils, so rs 10
give to every the best opportunity OF developing
the hidden treasures Of the mind, by which oil are
encouraged 10 progress; whilst AT the same time the
hes, discipline is observed, and morl influence exert,
ed which charms and uvieorales The mind He has
rs assistants in the Female Department. Miss lIau
and Miss Slater, recommended hon the best Fenale
Summaries of the North, and lhe, qualifications AZ
Teachers, OF the first order, were well sustained nj
the recent Exami alton.
Young Ladies can here acquire TO any extent the
tudmcnls and principles OF Polile Literature.
And young Gent, men can he prepared here in
the best manner 10 eLter any Of our Colleges OF u
nivrrsuies.
And children OF both sexes, can be rapidly and sol
IDLY advanced IN the lower bianeh.s OF Ednfaiion.-
So 1t will be seen that all classes aeconnlpda-
ted.
No Scholar who may have been dismissed 10,
MISCELLANEOUS from any other School, can be received
IN this,
Board can be had in geniee families nj $50 per
session but exeriipns will be n ade TO procure
commodions Boarding House, connected with the
School. A House can be had by any genteeI family
who would like 10 kerpa House Of thu, descriptions,
for one OF several years. class ~ nov being N
course OF preparation tor College, lew more pupils
viii be received il application be made suon. P,lee
ut tuition rs heretofore.
Thus School has commenced July 22) aud vii,
terminate December "a 1889. public Examina-
ton will be held Tor days The close OF the
SON. 81 which all patrons aud the friends oi Science
and Literature geucrally, are invited to attend.
CHAS PERRoW,
ARTHUR HOPKINS, Trus-
WILSON PETERS, tees.
II. Il, SCOTT,
jury 80 1850
| have recently enjoyed opportunities OF becoming
acquainted with the instruction aud dist ip'ne II the
bovlngsion Male and Female Academy, winch IS
under the supervision Of Mr.. Harlow w. Heath.
II gives me gioat pleasure TO certify TO the ample
quaI6, atoos Ithe Principal and hls Assistants !;
aud also 10 the sound scholarship and orderly depo,t.
meul OF The pupils. would confidently and carr est
ly recommend this Institution To the patronage Of
tIose with whom NY opinion may have any weight
l.. &. GARLAND.
August Is I'm
! The Richmond Etqairer will please insert the
above one month, aud transmit lis account To this
! once Tor payment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-15

o. Those who doubt, if there be any, the prac-
iicability of making Six in this State, might have
had their doubts removed on Monday last, al our
courthouse. by the exhibition Of very handsome
pair Of Silk stockings worn by Capt. Richard Per
kins OF This county, kDit by one OF his daughters,
who although having no previous acquaintance with
The process of r-eng aud spinning silk, has succeed
ed admirably in her frsI effort.
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Grand Scheme {.

Together with many 81 $50 SEQ. Sc. &c.
Whole Tickets Sl0-llaves S5-Quarte,s 50 90
For sale III great variety oil rhnrr numbers at
BOOkER'S LUCKY OFFICE.
=" Orders from the country fur 'rekeis drawn by
y. S. Gregory & Co. in all puaiajd Schemes, fac
,ompsnicd by cash or Plizu Tiekets) pro- PLY aud
coGhdenl'aliy Attended 10, when addtesseelo
HENRY u. BOOKER.
Lyurhhare. Va.
~, My customers may always depend ON Sec
ing the numbers of every Lottery in which l
sell Tickets, published IN Ills papcr, (lhe Nitgi-
man, soon as The Official List Of tue Drawing Is
received. IL. u. BOOKER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-15

Can his be frue?-The Brandon (Mississppi)
Sentinel says, that Two PosImasters in the county Of
Simpson wiole to the Postmaster General that there
received their respective Offices Jour opposi
ton newspapers to administration, land that it
doing serious injury to The democratic party
whereupon the Postmaster General ordered both Of
fees to be discontinued
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NOTICE TO THE WINGS OF ROANOKE

meeting Of The Wings of Roanoke, is earnestly
requested at their Court house, on Thursday, the
22d inst, THAT being the first day OF the quarterly
ierm,) for the purpose ofselectng Delegates 10 the
Staunton Convention, TO be held on the 25ih of Sep
tcmbei next. DIVERS WINGS,
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TO THE WINGS OF AMHERST.

You are requested TO meet at your next Couri,
t3d Monday in August) for the purpose of appoint
ing Delegates 10 the Wing Convention, to be held IN
Staunton, on the 25th Of September next.
SEVERAL VOTERS,
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CENTENARY MEETING.

/ expect 10 meet with Rev. J. w. Clilds. in
holding Centenary meeting, AT Liberty, in Bed
ford. on Saturday the 3lst OF August and Sunday
the LIST day Of September next.
mo EARLY
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IsIA(:E.

Married, on "Wednesday evening, August nth, b.
the Rev. VIM. A. Smith. Nj. JoHN +. JoRpAN d
Campbell Courthouse TO Miss AaNEss MooRmA.
OF this place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-15

u Joseph IL. Shenard, Esq. has been appoin.
ted President of the Winchester and Potomac Rail
Road Company. The vote stood for Sherrsrd l5Oo
for John Bruce, the late President ISL
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~ 10 lNDlA PRODUCE,
10 take place al Norfolk on Thursday, the goth Au
& 'st, instant, consisting of
! los 90 Mh'l ST. C,oix Sugar strictly prime.
344 bhls. WV N''' ''s'''
IA hhds Cuba do.
81 boxes White Havana do.
% do Brown do do.
50 hhds. Porte Rico Molasses,
30 do. Cuba do
100 do Martinique dc.
80 hbls. Porto Rico Coffee.
Puncheons superior old ST. Croix Rum,
10 do 20 new do do.
The whole imported dlrecl and expressly selected
for the retail trade.
BUTLER 4 CAMP, lA,c,,,,
r. H. w. PANNELL, A''' ~
Norfolk. Aug. 10 ,o7A
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HOLTING CLOTHS,

WE HAVE received fresh supply Of the gen.
w une GERMAN ANCHOR BOLTING
CLOTHS. embracing every number in use, which
will be sold as low as they can be bought in The
State. TURNER & BJRWEIJ
JuGc it,s
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o. 1t seems TO have been forgotten that Amos Ken
dali made Fourth Auditor and his way thereby
paved seat in The Cabineby the casting rote Jno
C. Calhoun, the Vice President OF the United States.
The desettion of his "late allies" by Mr.. Calhoun,
and The formation of new alliance with the spoils
party, rather to be the awakening of old
tachment than the creation of a First love is
generally thought to be most enduring, though
it NAV not be the most feryent.
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BACON.

L HAVE for salea consignment Of Mountain eur
l. ed Bacon and Lard 10 w1ch | invite the at
teption of buyers JOHN G. MEEM.
Aug. 10 Wv II
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EDUCATION.

THE NEXT SESSION Of the Subscribers
L SCHOOL viii commence Monday Cd Of
September. Terms as heretofore. No deduction
will be made from the time Of entrance. except ig
cases Of sickness. WM. S. REID, II, .
Aug. 8 VISIT
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additional Delegates 10 The Stdunton Convention.
Canpbeit-Richard II. Toler, Frederic Specie.
Bowling Clark Bryan w Nowlin Altemates, DIR.
James Saunders, Ed. B. Withers, Richard Perkins
and Brice A. Martin.
Spousyirania-Wm NJ. Blackfo and Robert
B. Semple Allernaes, Lewis A. Boggs aud John
NJ. Herndon.
Po,ohatan-Thom Miller and John Gillian.
Aherna,es, George N. Porter and Benz amin W. Fin
ney.
Albemarie-Col. Isaac A. Coles, VIM. J. Dabney,
John J. Bowcock and Col. Thomas Dureu. Al.
ternates, DR.. G. NJ Lewis. Oh. ]. Merrweher,
Bezaleel Brown and DR.. Hardin Mass.e.
Clarke-Edward ]. Smith and John E. Page.
Princess dnne-John Petty and John II. Dey.
Ahernates, John B. Smith and Jesse Morris.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-15

THE SPRlNGS.-The Lewisburg Enquirer Of
the 9th Informs that the number Of vslters at the
different watering places in that region has consider
ably inc reased-Dot less Than l. co. At the Wine
Sulphur there is afu company, and the Hotels con
tguous thereto receiving boarders. Al the Red
$780, at the Salt go, at the Blue 100. and the Sweet
about the same number. Among the visilers at the
White are Gov. Tyler, Judge Porter of Louisiana
Judges Barbour, Peunybacker and Brooke of Va,
Com. Dallas and Langdon Cheves The Lewisburg
Enquirer says: "Mr. Clay will return from his Mouth
tour homeward by this route and will spend
few days the White Sulphur. 1t is stated that be
will be here about the Goth"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-15
No. Do, Liberty street..
A Miller wanted.
Gdrry0tfs for sale.

HNIlE subscriber takes this method of informing
Il his friends and the public. that he keeps on
hand AT his shop Fourth street. near Poe's Tan
Yard, (.4RRK.FLLS,
OF various kinds, some very fine Tor family USE, on
springs. lie is now making BAROUCHES and
BUGGIES. All his work is Of the best kad, and
he invites all those IN ot work 10 his ne 10 call
aud examine ior themselves the price and quality be-
fore they buy. GEO. COCHRAN.
N B.-Repniriug done at the shortest notice.
q. &.
August Is w2m If
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Il X r. = II & d % I'D =.
JUNE nth, 1899.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, a hand
w some assortment OF
VIEW GOODS,
Consisting in part of the following articles
Blue black +. de Sou.
Back Gro de Rhine,
Do Mattioni Lustrngs,
Printed Lawns,
Black and blue black Bomhazines
Checked and Plain Swiss AInslins,
Veneias Bonnet Rib,rds a new article,
Figured Gio de Nap do
Chenell Cord
Black, kolied and plain English Silk Hose,
White do do do do
Black Moravian do
Black nd fancy coloured Twisted Silk Gloves
ID do kid do
Do Twisted Silk Mns,
Bonnet Whale Bone.
We deem II useless TO enumeraie. as our stock of
GOODS is al present large and desirable, compris
ing nearly every article OF Staple and Fancy DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES,, HATS. SHOES. &c
&c. We cordially invite oui friends and The pub
lie generally To give call as we are determined
to sell them good bargains.
YOUNG & MEM.
i door bctotc The Turner's Bank
We have several Rooms above our Store for rent
Y. Il M.
June II It's il
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY.

FOR yfv55s SALE
~ II T. subscriber EaInil offers his private resi-
i dence for sale. -AIlA This properly Is spu.
ted on Third street, opposite The Protestant Mo
hodist Church, and about the centre of towo-The
lot is well improved, CONVENIENT House rooms
all with f,e-places, good We'll, and a large and
producnye Garden If not sold privately before The
18th August, It will on that day be sold at public
auction. f. s. MILLER
J he above sale viii be conducted by Pa,8c 4
Turner aud notice Of the hour Of sale will be given
by the bell. +. S. MILLER
August IDS #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-15

" Mr. Peei, the Principal ofhe Deafan Dumb School
in New York, who recently appointed Principal fthc
Virginia Institution, about put into operation Staunton
has declined the acceptance ofthe latter appointment The
New York papers soy they cauuet spare HIM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-15

GA curious tontest is now going on in Geoig a.
1t appears that Judge Mcdonald, who has been
nominated b, The Van Buren, party for the office OF
Governor. has always been a National Bank man,
and thar, although he now rery conveniently doubts
its "eApediency,' he does not hesitate To affirm lis
consutionality, admitting which, ii very cear.he
surendeis the whole observation-disclosures although
Judge Mcdonald believes Bank expeJenl 10 day,
he may tomorrow declare that it is both necessary
and proper One the Van Buren, papers in that
State very gravely argues latthe admission OF The
constitutional power Of Congress does not make
Judge Mcdonald "a fcdcratist" because VIM. II.
Crawford and the whole Republican party formerly
made the same admission. But II II does not make
Judge Nc Donald feteraIis how is il that it makes
Mr.. Clay lederaIisl Mr.. Clay, though, we are
told, contends for its expediency Every iyro, how
ever IN poi,ics; knows that the Republican and
Federalist, grew out Of the opposing principles OF
constitutional construction, and that they have no
connection whatever with the expediency Of
measures admitted to be constitutional The course
of,he Van Buren party in this matter, however shows
that their only test Of Republic nism is obedience 10
party orders. The Sub-Treasury was Federal
Whis' measure in 1884 so pronounced to be by
the Globe and its et hoes now, il is he test of Dem
ocraic Repubicansm- revived scheme of the sage
of Monticello! Verify, ",co1ds are hings."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-15

O. The Nashville Union attempts to vndicae
The consistency oil the Administration parry and its
supporters, in opposing Gen. Gordon's Sub-Treasn-
~ b, in 1884 and supporting Mr.. Van Burens
bill now, by asserting that they "by no manner
of means" the same measure-ihat they differ in
many essential and vital features. If this be tue, ii
follows tina, the 33 Wings who voted for Gen. Cur
don's b II did support the Sub Treasury, as This
same Nashville Union, nevertheless, IN the same
breath, afirms What does Gen. Gordon thnk oil
this attempt 10 wresi lr m him the paternity OF his
favori,e ban,lng! 1t is esider,iiom the caInestness
with which he supports it, that he believes il is the
Identical child of his conception. The Union Low
ever and its allies, in narrow strait, and IL Is
not strange that they founder like stranded whales.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-15
Trust sale OF Lands.

Trust sale Of Lands.
DY ,ntue OF a trust deed, executed TO the sub
ID scrber. for certain purposes therein mention
ed by James Tankersy, and duly recorded III Bed
fond Clerks Office, shall, On Friday the 30lh day Of
August 1889 on the premises, proceed 10 sell, to
the highest bidder, for cash.
THE TRACT OF LAND,
which said 1ankersIy at present resides, lying in
Bedford county, containing one hundred and tiff,
eight and hall Acres. Also at the Time and place.
One other Tract Of Land,
adjoining The aboyr. containing eighty four Acres.
Also, III hc same time and place
Two other Tracts,
adj dining The frac first mentioned, each containing
futIy-two AID half Acres. Also, all the interest Of
said James TankersIy in the Lands OF Richard Tan
kersly, deceased
These Lands lie about IL miles from Lyncbburg.
in the NEG hborhood Of Mr.. Robert G.. Steptoe, aud
are presumed 10 be as valuable as Lands IN that
nelghborhoud generally are.
JNO. A. WHARTON, Trustee.
August ID 3t
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
vIrginfM State lottery.

For the bcnrfi Of the Richmond Academy,
lass. Nod for ls39
To be dram al Aicrondria on Saturday he 24h IF
august u The Draining niH be rece,tea al
Mis QUes Tuesday, 27h snst.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES

BOOlkcr's Lottery & EXCHANGE Omcc,l
Lyncllburg, August l2lh, 1889.
To be dr0sCn 1'0-sNOrrOir.
] Prize Of $1,000 7
@ do do 1000. Il
While Tickets only TWO DOLLARS =
WHEELING LOTTERY.
EXTRA CLASS, No. Il, FOR 1893.
To he drawn AT RICHMOND I'm Tuesday August
18Th. o. , The drawing will be received al this
Office on Thursday, The 18th inst.
HANDSOME SCHEME.
I Prize Of $4,000 5 Prizes OF 81 900
do 1900 DO 300
do 1900 % do 100
do 1850
Besid4s many Of $50, SEQ. DC. &c.
Whole Tickets only So-Ilalyes al.
or sale ut BOOkER'S OFFICE.
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Cotton Yarns at the Lyncburg Factory No NJ
% cts, No. 90 cts, No. and % cts, q aud Q
25 cts, 10 aud II 26 Cts IL and IL 81 cts ID aud )
% cts. 10 aud II % cts, 10 80 ets.
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p.n'ons as otten as ne pieaseo 5 nut 70 opPo-
s.ioh 20 MS present views as expressed IN
nus 'ea'ef 81 June fas., mace oo'd 70 quote
Nh opinions as contained. "a ms letter OF
niafch Isl 1884, 70 Judge Black, and as de-
hvered on the fioor Of the Senate in reply
10 Mr.. Benton IN the session OF 1887.
considered Mr.. Walker very good au-
thorny against Mr.. Walker, and quoted mm
Tor The purpose QtshoWilg how little weight
ought to attach TO his strange notion OF the
impoiitic, immoral and -irreIigious character
q the whole banking system. made no
other charge against him than what he him.
self furni he'd.
took II for granted from his letter to
uass l e'1c ~. ina. ne was IN svor Of 81; bank
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Gle ia whichRthe pen,leman han striven TO
prove that there Is 4 nerfsct cmur,,itv in
all these views.
For the satisfaction of the Hon. Senator
will! endeavor to shew thar he :. mistaken
in believing he has ALWAYS been sshard
money Democrat and has not successfully
yindicafed himselffro,n The charge If ;ncon.
sistency.
Ia the irst@place then, he is opposed to
all panks' and IN favor Of an exclusive gold
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8
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wen tnen accordlns 70 THIS explenallon
me Hon Senator IN 1884 WAS IN tavos q
s subj feasufy sor Government tank. g. be
Fcfeatcd ne1 only only ~ me hscal @genf oE the
s'oxernmenI oul 70 supply g gSnerQt eay''
rencya's NOW = seems e me ho Hon Sen;
ator. nae better. az Know dye WITH good
grace thatIn ms Ielter 70 Judge Black he
y s advoea'ng me creas'on 8. OF an ORDINARY
Y = BANK, man mus @ take refuge m The
smonsrons proposition mat &c meant " tna'
JUN leasu'y or E1ecus.xe ) Dsnk WIN g
power. 90 ms own language, 60 sseppty and
goUsrn the genefat currency " Why sii
we wh'ss fspuda1e with horror the idea q
pacing 70 me hands o. the execns.ve the
p pw Sc e govern oe genera currency
we tn'nk 4 would make the President 2 dee.
POI ~ one Du' y seems was very good
ae"sOD' ae.C u''c'f'ne 70 1853, according 70
Tue u u.oh 1 e l no''nIl
nou,o .1e non. senator dare now ady g;
,hs..;s so.,ll 8 ' ,u,y $50 - me s'ous.p
ma. !. would supply ana gocern ats gcnes:
- currency -. s.
Dut ne sayss'no candid man can call the
PIonosea Improvement q the b'lrsasury
1ys'em ~ 1ne oo1ndoansenf 81 1ee csnvsscy
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-02

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Henderson q Hill. etsal.
In Jefferson Circuit Court, 70 Decombe,
Term 1880
DY virtue Of the above writ of fieri s..
I'D cias to me directed, will expose. s.
public sale, before the Court House door i
Fsyette, in said county,
On Monday, the 2lst day Of Odober .ert
Within the hours prescribed BY law. g,
ready cash, the following slaves. ID Mt -
SALLY and her two Children.
JOE and NANCY,
The said slayes are levied on Is the prop
erty Of said defendants, 10 salisfy The sboye
stated execution and costs ofs snif.
GEO. T0RRE9, std.
BY VIZ 3. TAxnDR, B.
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