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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29

NUST RECEIVED,
- Children'S LEGIIORN HATS
Also Ladies black AMI white satin SIITPERS
June 6 TODD & ISlIAA
SHEET ZINC, RUSSIA IRON, BANCA AND
y PLATE TIN.
lJ00 lts. first quality Russia Sheet lion.
500 :" Sheet zinc,
2H0 3" Blnca Tin,
30 boxes Tin Plate; an extra supply ist received
from BIliimoTc and for sale Ivy
I1ne ~ C~IIBESTSON & REFERS
WASHINGTON ~ N'rEE.RS UNION
a CITY BLUES-The regular meeting Of The Corps
~ for this evening, (Moudry the 9Th IHstant.) -
deferred until Monday evening next. Uhe 81 of Au-
gust) by order Of the Commissioned officer.
yrly Q! WM =. MILLER, Scc'y.
INLIPT1C SPRINGS-Justrcc received n good assert
neni of Elliptic Springs, manufactured RI
ford, Conn. of tko bost Spring steel
To- iuiy 6. SANI. NEEI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29
TEN.r Po

TlPPECANOE TENT coon,
Being a cuide Ia the principal events in The Life oi
Gen. Harrison, compiled from Mics Register, and Other
Authentic records. just received and Tor sale by
aug 10 STEPHENSON a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29

INCLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS
IL Eclectic Primers. Eclectic Spelling Books,
do 1t, 81. 81 and ith Readers,
do Arihmctic,
Riy'slrtic ArIthmeIc, &c Just received md Tor sale,
wholesale and retail, by JOHN FISHER.
inlr z LIZ Aim a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29

PARENTS intending 90 send their daughters no
Philadelphia for. education, wIll6nd o desirablc su.
uaupn IN the school under the care q Prof. J. ~
ACucw. Only a few are taken into fhu family. and
these parents may rest assured. viii have every 81.
tCntBu paid 20 them.
Cor particulars see cucu'ars az The Umcoof sam
Al+lns.n. lr1 1Tg p fw
WESTERN BESERVE CiIEESE-fU casks K
20 7o1cs priDo new cheese. Just received and for sale
by July II SOLOMON KING
"OSHEN CIEESE-@D bo1os superior quality
N iust received and 0r sale BY NJ REILLY.
aug %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29

' Mn PLATE-75 boxes Tin plate. just received
and for sale ut n reduced price by
aug III PAXTONS II Jingle
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29

John franklin Owens, Defendant.
This das camc The compliments 10y Their h''oraes'
aud filed their hill in ihis cause. and tho Defendant
not haY NJ entered hts appearance and gwen secure
". acc.uiing To the acI cr assembly and the rules OF
iiis court. and II appearing 10y satisfactory evidence
hat tho SAID John Franklin Owens Is not an luIiahiiai.i
of tbs c,uingOnw ealih ca motion uf the complainant
hy hs attorney. It's ordered that the SAID John Frank
la. Owens oapPoar here q. the lst day of the n'Ni ~
at th- ceuTi, and answer The c"mplainunis bull and
that a crpy of Tins he inserted ia rhe Western Virginia
Tn'S Tor two Months sucCcssryely and posted at the
,ouU house door OF his county.
\ coy Leslie,
iuly il-lm u. HICKMAN. Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29
r, June -. lSI0.
AUCTI. n SALES.

NIOTI'N NNI.FN.
ny ". LE1iHON q. co.
on WEDNESDAY the oath INST. AT Il o'clock
al The auction stores Oh Burhanan's wharf Baltimore
1927 BAGS RIO GREEN COFFEE, Catalogues
may be PREF AIRED and the samI is may be examined
the CAV htfure the tale. II. T.. * CO.
iuly oi-lt-RA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29

Nn6'INlA-1N cHASCERY-At Rules held 10 the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior COuri of Law
nnd Chanccry tor Ihe County oi Ohio, IN the month
of August, 1910
Henry Moore, aud John =. Clarke, late partners in
business, under the firm of Moore q Clarkc-Co,n.
plainaHis,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29

1EATTEY'S fGfg. Powder IN kegs. l pound Can
listers. superiRo sporting pYder-Percussiun
caps. sc. ,JuSt received and for sale by
Jun p SOLOMON KING. 46 Water street.
EUST Received,
Q 800 pairs. Mems, Womens Misses a. children
Calf lace boots. bOotces and shoes.
Also GcnIlemeIs BeghOrn hats
Palm Leaf hats & hoods,
juno % TODD & STA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29
against

Austin Peay, and William w. Ross. late partners,
under The firm OF Pene a. Ross. and Henry Moore. and
Mark NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Defendants. Austin Pcay and William w.
Ross. not having entered their appearance and given
security according To The act Of assembly and the rules
Of ihis Court, and It appearing by satisfactorily evidence
that they are not iHhsbisRls Of rhis commonwealth ON
motion Of the complainant by Counsel, II is ecdered that
The said Defendants do appear here on The first day Of
The next fab Term Of Ihis Court, and answer the said
Complainant hh- and that a copy ~ Ibis order he
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed in Inc
city ri Wheeling, iur two months succcssiyely. and
posted nj the trout dOor Of the Court House of Ohio
County.
A copy icstc LEX I. LAlDIEY. CIR.
WHEAT for Cumpt. aug rs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29
MUUNF., II.AKk q 90.
Ky James >. heat. their At'oInty.

n. B-rcms Tor board md tuition. $50, To SIO0
per annun, payable quarterly in advance tor further
particulars address ihTo' tho pOsi Office, lOst paid
Martins ferry.
hInrtipSf, rpy. June 1J. lSIO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29
Nsaao~. for Comr't ~

N~ItGlNlt.-At Rules held in the Clerks office of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law aad ChaucsTy
lGIu.
Henry Moorc,John r. Clarke and MARI
Douglass. late partners Ia business under
The hIru, name, and style OF Moore. Clark.
s. Go. Cociplainants. 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29

VIRGINIA: ~ RAJ : hcld ~ the Clerks nihcc "t
the citCuit Superior Corr Ui I.aw Hdd Chnuc"ry
for thv.cnuuiy OF OsIu, IN tAS sIOnth 1i July, lei".
II de q Rice, Complainant
ugHpSt
", -rS W. Charlirc and Elsnczcr ZarF, adj
illustrators with the will annexed of NoHh
Zane d,cc1s'd and Ely Dorsey and Mar l.. hs
vile, late Mary l.. [:nc, ana th'n,ZCT IanC,
'HucsC Johnston auI sophia his we, Nilirm
w. ShUV,r aud Caroline hi wife, James \. Ms
Clean and Mary his wife, Platon Zane, IIsInp- +.
den Zane, Elizabeth Zsde mad CUTntlis Zane, 4
which SAID May t. Dorsey - the widow, and 6
which said Ebcn'Z Z Zane, Sophia Johnston, :
Cirolue SnTvcr, Mary Mclean. Piatoil, Ham y
den, EIIZrbutI aud to ueha Z,ns, are the chit =
dren and hrus At law Of Oah Zane, late UfO- ,
hb county, dtCeascd-Hnd. Catherine T.. Nil 4.
ION, D.y.n y. Wilson. Ehzibeih w lsOn, Alex
ander Wilson, and Virginia Wilson. Chldrn
aud heirs AZ law oi Marcus NISon, late Of saId
county Of oh o, deceased, aud Alexander Will
son, administering Of THE estates OF he SAID Mar
Gus W Ilson, deceased. Defendants
The defondant, James G.. Johnston, and Sophia
his wife, Catherine r.. wilson, David T.. Nilson, r
lizabctlI Wilson AID Virginia W ilson, not having
entered Their appearance aud gwen security accord
NJ 10 the act OF assembly and the rules of thIr
Cont, aud n appearing by satisfactory evidence
nat they ar. not inhabitants Of this common wealth
IN motion of The complainant 10y Counsel, Is 81
derrd That the s1Id defendants do appear here on
the hT-t dag of TIE next fall term Of tins court, and
answer tile SAID comIlaInants bill, and that n copy
"i thus order be fbTihwIth inserted IN some ncwsl.h-
per printed IN The city Of y hcclInE for TWO months
succr-.Ive'y and posed at the front door of tho court
house CT OniB county
a copy tcstc,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29
n WV ItsI",
ALEXANDER L. LAiDLEy, Clerh

NIRGINlA-ro wIT:-At rurs held in the Clerk
ofioo Of tho Circuit Court Of Law aud Clanccry
for Tyler County, on Monday the 9Th day OF July
tGtn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29
BENJAMIN EATON.

one Jt,c nro 'uyci,,ag LIFE Gpay9s # Ger Wad.
isrio7. Ncwburgh. y Y Avg -. 1870
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29

NV YORK HATS-Just recciycd nj the Fo.6
y Ionablo Hat aud Cap Store. Ma. 10. Main st,c,,
= lew coz superior Hats Manufactured in the Ctv a.
view ON expressly for this Market. 1hosc Mn
WISH Tor q sFLENpiD urficte will please call and -.
anime them before purchasing elseV here.
A.C McCALLAM, opposite Va. Hotek
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29
Henry Mould, aud Peter fs+Fusen


| NIRGINIA-IN cHNNcEET-At Rules held in the
I tl,rks Office at the Circuit Superior Court of Law
md Chanccy fr The County Of OHIO, III the month
of August 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29

.AkIL & LEATnEE-i0 Lbls brown Tsrnc,s
~ Ol. lOO sides Best Spanish Sole Leather ,ust
r''cived aud for sale by SOLOMON KING
june 25 l6. Wat, 80.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29

1n bales primo Louisiana Cotton,
~ 200 bbls No. 2 Mackcrcl "dsily expected by
The Northern route" for sale by
may 30 FORSYTH, MOORE & CLARKE.
"HEATFlEI.D INN-No. 7, y, Howard and
No los Market street, BALTIMORE.
Tho charge for board nt this House will hereafter
he 81 - per day. July 3 COEkEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-29

~ O1ICE.-Thcy young men who on Sunday NOM
- ing cut down my Harrison Flag. aud suLsIitu
ted a pcuiacat IN ~ place are InfomeI that hey arc.
sell known. and If hear ofauy more such games car.
RED on by them will publish fhcm.
N. u ALLEN. SDep & Candle Munufnctpry
sept l-3t South Wheeling
OST OR STOLEN, tn SeptemLcr 3ri. 1910. \
~ pocket book, with SamdlUrI Clemens name IN ~.
e ,ntlinpg
Two orders hr $50, each. on Agucw, Blake GO.
One order Tor SO. on he same firm.
One note on r. S. Belcb, loT S27. 40.
One nule on Reynolds.
One note on J. Wheaton.
One note on Mallcrnic.
And a number Of Othcr papers ~ my favor. aud @
in Cash.
The EIder will be suitably rewarded 10y leaving
the same at the Tunes Office. nt tho 4. ;. Hotel, OF
az my residence IN Sieubenyillc.
wheeling. Sept j. JOSEPH HICKMAN.
VIRGINIA ~ onA.oEay-In the circuit super.
or Court OF Law and Chaucefy tor Ohio 90.
Henry Smtb Adm.
against
George W. RJOIBspn& others
In pursuance 81 he decree tu this cause shall on
Sa ufdA, the I7th day OF October ttfO az the Inn Of
Mrs Riggs m west Liberty srll 10 tue highest aud
best bidder on a credit Of four month s-ihC lease AID
house which defendant Robnspn has on a y zee of
ground Il " ii uu Wells ~ WcstLIhttty.
I shall sell The iRtcrest Of said kObir son IN sud
lease and House, the nature and Cvtrnt Of which
will be seen b. reference to the decree aud the papers
IN the oause.
l.. W MITCHELL,
Deputy Of RiCh'd HardestY sheriff otObio, 20.
sept i2-lm
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-10-13

as well with the dictates of humanity. ss
with sound and rational policy Left
% ITSELF and free from the biyhting in.
haenco OF partial legislation, monopolies.
cS?ngFegated wealth, and interested com.
'0aoohs, the compensation of labor will
r,%a!s f,s!s preserve this saIutary relation
:, % 'a.y when the natural order of soci-
o.,,.'. cE - disturbed by one or other of these
inadequte. u '"O0' Oecoho
Inc Inc people Of the United States NAV
o9 "ol! oeAomnated nation of labor.
ers' A vast proportion of them live 10
Iae sweat OF their brow, and the coU,in
ued exercise Of a perseyerio" % inJ,n.H J"".,n
IT. was with proper regard 10 tbiz co0
dlIon' that the system of Goverrroon,
under wnich they live was originally ia.
yrsed. !: should, therefore, in nv y ~ Ge
ION, be always so administered a. Pn
sure them, as far as possible, lust AMI
adequate reward for their exeriions ~
well as full enjoyment of the fruits ar
their industry. '' VI
In The distribution of wealth resultino
from the union of labor and capital. il i
TOO often the case that AL undue nronor.
toh iaIis TO the share of the. latter, The
dIscontinuance of partiallegisIation Will
have always advocated, would be an i'm
equality. s '"'S 'n'
1t has been ever my design TO keen
these objects constantly in view So e.,
from being in favor ofreducing the waaea
ot labor, or attempting TO render Tho
services required dsproport;onate to the
rewSrds received, it cannot be unknown
10 You that what is called the item bour
SYSTEM originally devised by the mecban.
les and laborers themselves, has. bv nv
been adopted, and uniformIy
carried out at all the public estahl;ab,
ments' and that this mitigation of labor
mas , been accompanied BY no corresnon.
ding reduction of wages.
/ also caused it to be distinctly ir,iu.
ted IN the month of March last r. tboor
VI ouCh VI these Establishments "a
might contemplate reduction of wsaoa
mat IN my opinion the present pecni;sr'
y uncertain state of things, which if il
believed results from circumstances ,baP
cannot be permanent in their onerat;on
does not present just and proper bas;s
Tor reduction of wages. 'S
Lam far from wishing to contribute in
ne slightest degree to the embarrassmon,
ND depression of the laborino cIassas
t 49, on the contrary, my most earnest
md constant desire that their indnstrn
should every where, and at all time:
'e amply rewarded, and that the bIeos
ngs OF plenty should be liberalIv difnsed
'mo,ng thoseiwho contribute most to their
production. - '''eF
l am gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
NJ, NJ. VAN BUREN.
Messrs, Isaac LippiDcotr, William p
'otts' q. Haines, n. B. Evans. A s Far
nan, Jos. Prayer. -
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-10-13
NEW SERIES.-VOL. l. NO II,

perhaps no point upon which it has bee,
more grossly or more scandalously br.
lied, than in regard to the very topic IN.
on which Mr.. Van Buren, now speaks
The Democratic party, which has the
general gpod for its sole object, and
which is chiefly composed Of the yeo.
manry Of the land, and Of those who earn
their bread by their daily toll, has been
most prepos'crously charged with an in
tention TO injure the very class upon
which itreples for support, when in fact
all IFS measures have for their object to
correct the very evils which deprive la
Dor ofits reward and render the commu-
nifty the sport Of fluctuations; and what
renders the accusation the more outrage.
Gus, is the fact that it comes from the ve-
ry monopoly party-the special privilege
and special Legislation parDy-the expan.
sion and contraction party, which, not
only by its general course, hut by its spe.
cjtic acts OF panic and pressure, has,
during the last few years, done the very
deeds which it would attribute 10 others,
rot only by reducing wages, but by actu-
ally causing state of things which threw
the workingmen out of employment alto
gether.
But the Presidents letter is so admir-
able in i;seIfas TO render comment super
iuous. Let every one read and form
ais own judgment as to the views of the
Administration in regard to wages, and !
then say, ithe can, that the President is
not the true friend Of the workngmen-
far more their friend than the head of
that party which dare not avow It's views
upon this Or any other subject, and strives
10 crawl silently into power, there to car
ry inloEetlect all the principles ofFederal-
sm, having for their end TO enrich the |
few at the expense Of the many.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-10-13
WAsHINeToN, Sept. II 1910.

S-'f ~ 't' Z ~ @Os
GENTLEMEN: | have received your let
ter propounding to me several questions
upon public subjects, and assuring me
that they are not put forth for the pur-
pose of unfriendly criticism, but from a
sincere desire to have my own viewsso son
the subjects referred to.
In reply to your first and last questions,
| send you copy of a letter recently
addressed to several citizens of Elizabeth
City county, Va. in which you will find
the information you desire.
In answer to your second question, |
send you statement OF nv entire course
in the New York convention upon the
subject ofthe elective franchise. 1t was
prepared by my friends at Albany, having
access to the best means of information.
of their own accord, without previous
communication with me, and published
there under their own signatures. Upon
a careful examination of this document,
find it contains true and fair exposition
Of my course in the convention upon the
subject referred TO, and | send it to you
as such.
Your remaining question is, whether |
Gam in favor of reducing the standard of
wages"
Not comprehending precisely the idea
you desire to convey by the term ':the
standard of wages" it will be necessary.
in order to meet your wishes fully, that |
should give my general views on this
branch of your inquiry.
The labor of an industrious man is in
my yjudgment only adequately rewarded,
when his wages, together with the asss-
ance of those members Of his family
from whom assistance may reasonably be
required, will enable him 10 provide COM
fortably for himself and them, to educate
his children, and lay up sufficient for the
casualties of life and the wants OF ad'
vanced age. -.
cessarv that the pay of the laborer should
bear Just proportion to the prices of the
necessaries and comforts Of life; and all
attempts to depress them below this equi-
table standard, are in my opinion at war |
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-10-13
From the Pennsylvanian.
AN ADMIRABLE LETTER-MR.
VAN BUREN, AND THE WAGES
OF LABOR.

AN 1AhlIGADLII LEI EN-MR
VAN BUREN AND THE WAGES
OF LABOR.
We have obtained for publication and
subjoin correspondence between sever.
al citizens OF Philadelphia and the Pres
ident of the United States. to which we
invite the attention of our readers, as be.
ing of the most interesting character. 1t
will be seen that in reply to a question
addressed to him, Mr. Van Buren, takes
occasion to give his views at some length
upon the subject Of the wages of labor,
show what, in his opinion, is the natural
and proper compensation which should
be commanded by the workiLgman in re-
turn for his toll, and explaining how it is
that, through the medium of unwise and
partial legislation, the true order OF
things is so far disturbed as often to
leave to the productive classes barely the
means OF an uncertain subsistence. ii
has rarely been our fortune to meet with
a more admirable exposition of the only
sound doctrine in this respect, than that
which is furnished by Mr.. Van Buren,.
lis simplicity and clearness are such that
no one can fail to comprehend it at a
glance, and it is as convincing as it is
plain.
FuriousIy as this Administration is as
sailed, and reckless as its opponents have
ever proved themselves to be, there is
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-10-13
CORRESPONDENCE,
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20, 1910.
70 the Hon. NJ. VAN BUREy.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30, 1910.
To the Hon. NJ. VAN buren,,
President Of the United States:
DEAR SIR: The undersigned, portion
of your felow-citizens, request your an.
swerS to the following queries:
Are you in favor of protective tariff?
Did you vote for or support a property
qualification for voters in the Convention
of New York?
Are you in favor Of reducing the STAN
dard ofwages?
Whether you are in fovor of the Secre-
tary ofWar's plan for organizing the Mill
tia.
These questions are not made for the
purpose of unfriendly criticism, but only
from sincere wish to have your own
views on these subjects.
Your fellow citizens,
ISAAC LIPPINCOTT,
VIM. r. POTTS,
G. HAINES.
N. B. EVANS.
A. S. FERMAN.
JOSEPH PRAYER.
Direct TO Isaac Lppincott, No. 2lO
Callowhill street.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-10-13

mo REDUcTIoN OF WAGEs."--The
tederallsts of certain county in Maine,
not long since got large wooden shovel
made, and employed sign painter to
paint the above motto on it. After it was
completed, they called on the painter to
pay him his bill. The painter asked fifty
cents for the job, very low price, which
they refused to pay, and finally cut him
down to tVentyJfDe cents.-This is a fine
commentary on whg prOfessions-"No
reduction of ases'"-BGy State Demo-
crGE.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-10-13

The ladies of Chillicothe presented
Gen. Harrison with a stick, as much as to
say, they consider him decrepid old
man in need of support. An old adage
says, sin infancy man walks upon four
legs, in manhood upon two, and in old
age upon three" ."-Nayspile Monitor.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-10-13

The Salem Gazette has the following:
"Not one officer appointed by Van Bu-
rem has proveda defaulter. John @. Ad-
ans economical pattern administration
only lost S2,276,557 47. The Federal.
lists were not particularly pleased at HE
having but one term.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-10-13
WHEAT MONOPOLY IN NruAn,

We learn by the Consttutionalist that
all the whig spectators of Newark Ohio
among whom was G. NJ. Young, their can,
ddate for Senator, combinedt to mt
wheat down from fifty 10 forty-fve cent.
per bushel. Mr.. Warner, democrat,
however, continued to give fifty cents
and obtained all the wheat; whereupon
these spectators offered to supply him
with as much wheat as he wanted at tiftv
cents. Mr.. Warner refused their offer
with dlsdain, and thus prevented them
from being shared five cents oil the BUSH
ell by the whig spectators. The same
paper remarks that similar combination
is formed throughout this State by whig
Spectators, to keep down the price Of
wheat until after the observation-disclosures
Ado.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-10-13
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