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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-19

acre by give notice 10 al who indebted 10 the sub
scfb-r that immediate payment must he made h.
10 10 leave this part OF the country. The hous-
where he live. is tor sale o to lr, "a ES ROSS, Jf
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-19
Hair 10Th

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n ssAs b JAMES BARRETT Jr
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-19

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iIstmo1 Nathaniel esq SMITH i.enJsms
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ii"ushi"n Rodolphss Capt Wat Charlie. N
Hoi"ok ZeBas Waters Asa II
Jarksnn Sbei Miss Weston su,ass D--Nsnisn
James WIN Wheeler jonas $50
Kelley Jonathan huney Martha |. Miss
kiniali J " iiliams Amos
Iadd Spencer Williams On hniei
iafewer Betsry Mrs Wright Martha Tor l. Miss
| Long Charles Woodwork John
Lincoin f'sdas I Wheeiock Stephen Rev
LYMAN William
Oct !. i84i. 4o-42 love, P. NJ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-19

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hid ct Rasiind, p,s,a sod iaf si 'sIrri The set
hoads,, be- 4 the 9Th 3sy o. u ~
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wet II Ccac p Whit. t- aS sfadi SAD s,ir,et
s-ss.sed pee P"sasg 4" Fraa~' so~~aa 4 bis admin
lsstslsOa spaa fs- estate ~ SAD a-ers.~a
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rnina ,Ad r4snos - ~ hf-i .esdsy. h-ing ID
srss f.y q Nov nrir M ihr esPy 4 III, ot6sf b.
bshii, ed ur~e ~s+ks s-iF i.r~Fts. thsf~io
The RBtisns Hsrsd n+sspsn-f pfinted sais Rsisna
thai al eoaosfnse NAY pp-sr ana - 10 thu
the. e.as< sssT a. r-oare
to-<2 HENRY HALL, R,gisisr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-19

"a LASKs rfs fiad. fof al. BY Jsuss Evsf.oa a. the
- Rsu.ns BsSs siors On rrasonzls Tenn,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-19
sTATk oY vkRMONT. litlk q trmbr

STATE on ' aa;,sn 81 ;,%es lid, ' ,
held Ru tsnd withn and tot sa,d d.tn't the 9OtA
ssy Of sept i,tl.
Present Wm Hal =. Jsdgs
Sootnon Hayens, executor ~ tb- 81 wIll and t,.ta
meng Of Jon.ihAn ~ Shs ste II Clarendon, sad H.
,c dsosA-~d proposes 10 rrBo~ aeeaaHi al his admin
irati"n aPan sad ESTATE; Il prsied that sad
be f.i,rred Go allowance fret Mon
az beins the lat dsy Of ~. and that II ih,
osS~s Pshi.h~d thr~r ~ts socsssis the ilAsd
Herald pfe,i-ns 10 SAID N"nd,v hs' concerned
,~G ,ns object th~f,ie Il tr~f true copy 81
Rsoefd
se-Q uENGY HALL. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-19

ELL, IN all its various branc hes.
b. his long experience in busl-
4 guarantee hands me and faeh-
[any coming from the city lie
style ot Cutting and his strict
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-19
STATE OF VERMONT,

Calvin Brewer, sdminsfsiot u,rn the Of Linus
Crsmoo, late 81 Tno"uth. said district dcc-ssed,
interstate proposing r-nd srcrnd OF hi. ad-
min,sTa,ton ut-on said estate
Ii oss-ed that <sid be referred FOR ersmina-
tloa aud aowaac. the htst Monday, being the Let
osy Of No. .ad that copy ofihs pfdc be publish.
ed three susoess,vriy Pte,iou. thereto the
ROLAND tirrse, newspaper printed e said Ru.nd that
all concerned ayP>af snt ojecI Ibe.,to n they see
A true copy ~ r-cori
u-<3 Envy HhLL, Register
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05
Resumption of specie Payments.

The Banks of Pennsylvania have at length
resumed specie payment, in conformity with the
law of that State passed at the last session of the
Legislature. correspondent Of the New York
Herald, dated on the 9th ult at Philadelphia,
says: "This Was resumption day, and has been
passed through to the present time, by all our
banks, with good order, good kumor, and what is
more important good faith. There was no hustle
or throng about any of them but the Girard and
United States and very little about the former of
these. The latter was pretty well run There
were four men behind the counter two OF them
with their coats of and sleeves rolled up, who
were actively engaged from the opening to the
close in answering the demand for specie. At
the opening of the doors, about 200 persons of all
grades and occupations principally those holding
small amounts OF bills, entered, and forming into
line, they extended into the street, which was
kept up for several hours by soma new corners.
The broken SchuylkiIl Bank to-day paid all her
balances in full in United States Bank Bills--so
that the resumption is complete in Philadelphia
II is to be regretted that the banks of Baltimore
have refused to cooperate with those of PhiIadel-
phia, without their aid the resumption in the
Southwest will not take place. The Baltimore
Patriot of the 18th ult. says; p" We Learn that al
q meeting of the Presidents of the several Bank,
IN the city Of Baltimore, on Monday evening, til,
question of the resumption of specie payments
came up--whcn resolution was adopted by
decided vote, that it was nexpedient for the Bank
Of this city to resume, unless there was a stimuli
tsncous ac, Of resumption on the parto!t the Bank,
OF Virginia"
This course by the Baltimore Baniis renders i
certain that there will be no resumption south 0
Pennsylvania, md should the report be true tina
the banks Of Baltimore are secretly drawing OF
the banks of Philadelphia for specie il may haC
10 third suspension there!
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05

would not vote at all, probably,) and should the
wings, by their chicancry, be able to get another
vote from our ranks it may be defeated by one
vote. IfLc should receive instructions which are
hourly expected, it will pass by one majority, or
be defeated by a tie.
You shall have instant information by the mail
of It's iuaI passage projection. The billw'll pro-
badly be disposed of tomorrow.
The providing for lhep payment OF interest on
Canal loans was further discussed on Saturday
hut no action was taken thereon.
The great and interesting questions of the ses-
sion. will receive immediate attention after the
passage Of the Judiciary Bill. The Canal, Cen
trail Rail Road, Revenue Bill, and Apportionment
Bill will all be acted upon soon, and the rest Of
the session will be full Of interest, which will en-
dcavor from time to time to communicate to YOU
and our friends The Revenue Bills will be in
troIureI next w-cl, with the report Of the Finance
Committee.
The Canal Commissioners viii probably be
elected next FRIDAY, as the House has SO amend
ed the resolution OF the Senate, in which amend
ment the latter will probably concur.
The candidates for President OF the Board are
Mr.. Nouns of Adams and Gen. Ewryo of Fay
cite. For Acting Commissioner, Gen, Fn, Of
Greene, and Mr.. Marrrsoy Of VIII. For Urea
surcr, Dr. EvGLIsu of Greene
You may rely upon the election of Board of
Commissioners, that will be a credit and honor to
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05

Is broken away. At New Hope, the
water was four or five feet hirher ,l,an
ever before known, and within eighteen
inches of the bridge. 1t stood four feet
deep in front of the brick tavern. The
large wheels built by the state to feed the
canal at Wells Falls, are both gone. The
Lock Factory near there, has escaped,
with little injury. Houses, barns, saw
mills, stacks of grain and hay, were swept
along by the terrific torrent, which carried
ulSmay and obstruction in lis train. Geo.
feh' stoIre-kceper at Centre Bridge,
was on the part that went off. He con-
strucled float of plank and pushed away
from the wreck. On approaching New
Hope, four miles below, boat was nm,
of, but the ice ran so thick that il could
not reach hlm.-I'he boat ran under tho
bridge and narrowly escaped being wreck
ed. Fell, by lying flat on his raft, went
under the bridge without injury, but not
withstanding the deep sympathy nantes
ted by the hundreds on shore, it was I'M
possible to give him any aid. Horscmen
were despatched down the river to give
notice and get on boats in advance to res
cue him, but it was not until he reached
lardleyville, distance of sixteen miles,
that he could be relieved. No lives have
been lost that we have heard ol-several
persons are missing, but are supposed to
be on the other side of the river, with
which we have no communication at
present.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05

hope our government will not hesitate in yindca-
ting its honor from the insult in becoming man.
ner. The English seem bent on war; and we
say, II them hare ~
The Boston Herald gives the following account
of the cause of the outrage:
"Mr Cady inquired of one of the soldiers the
most direct road to take. He gave them the ne
cessay information, when four others came up
and asked Mr.. Cldy some impairment questions
as to the object CT his journey. Mr.. G.. replied
very properly and proceeded to turn the horses
into the road, when one Of the squad stepped in
front of the carriage and asked what the feelings
OF the people were IN relation to the burning Of
the Caroline. Mr. Tcmpcton said they were
very naturally indignant at such y dastardIy act
aud that every true American warmly expressed
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05
Outrage OH American Citizems---itrjtis,,
Busutts,

The subjects Of Queen Victory, who Ggh, for
wages, murder and plumber for Royal favor, seem
determined to involve the two countries in diff.
Guilty. The following attack on American citi.
zens, is too outrageous to be silently passed by
and would of itself justify hostilities by the T. s
on the subjects Of Grea, Britain now in the terri.
tory Of Maine.
The Philadelphia Times suys: "a gentleman
who arrived in Boston from Maine few DAYS
since, reports that three gentlemen of Bangor, in
going to Canada were stopped near Madawascn
by a party Of British soldiers and assaulted in q
brutal manner without the least proyocaton. The
names Of the gentlemen are George Cady, John
II. Kenwick and Thomas r. Templcton. The
former was knocked down with musket; the
latter received bayonet wound in the shoulder,
and the other was shot in theithigh in attempting
to escape. An officer then came up and pre-, en-
.ed further Outrage, 10 shia account be true, wa
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05
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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05

G,aat,-'rho Newark Advertiser says: "rhe
greatest man living is said to be a modern C;oliah
named Charles Freeman, now at Boston. He is
a nntvc of New York state, but 10 years cid,
measures feet inches in height, and weigh,
300 pounds lie is double jointed, a very Samp-
son in strength, is we'll proportional, and formed
with the most perfect symmetry
Porter, the "Kcntucky Giant" was Z feet s
inches, when last measured. Tie boy will beat
him, If next years growth of pumpkins turns out
favorable.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05

Mail RoJ6eries.--l'hc La Porte (In) Demo.
crat says! "a week or two since, W. w. Tuy.
lor' Esq Postmaster at Michigan City, went into
The State of Michigan for the purpose of searching
out some desperadocs, who haze been robbing the
mats in that State. From the examinations which
we've made, 1t seems that in the counties of Cass
and ST. Joseph there have been robberics commit
ted ever since the year 1889. A number of wit
resscs were examined, by whose testimony il 90.
pears that many Of the robbcnes have been com.
united at some Que of the post Offices =, Centre.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05

Ertra Session Of Cmgress.--lt i, generally CON
coded 10y the knowing ones that an extra scs-
sion OF Congress will be held sometime next sum
mcr. The Louisville Public Advertiser saws
1--WE learn that a bill has actually passed both
branches OF the Legislature Of this State, confer
ring on the Governor power to issue procama.
ton, fixing on time for the election Of members
Tor the next Congrcss-so as to he ready for an
CcirG session."
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05
lntermen, or lhc ..cmnin- Of Nnpoiror.

The great pageant Of inierring the remains of
Napoleon in the Hospital Of the lnyaIidcs at Paris,
took plac, on Tuesday the 10Th December. The
whole line Of the procession from the banks Of
the Seine to the Hotel dc5 InyaliIcs was adorned
on both sides with military trophies, and more
magnificent pageant all accounts agree in saying.
has never been witnessed, even III Paris. From
four o'clock in the morning, uudctcrrcd by the
coolest day that has been experienced during the
present winter in France, thousands proceeded %
the several advantageous positions which different
localities presented for the viewing Of the process
sion. The ceremonies, procession, DC, were
commenced at 0 o'clock in the morning and con-
tlnuod until inrhe afternoon, when the last o.
fees Of the French peopl, 20 the Emperor re-
mains were completed, and the immense con-
course Of people dispersed.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05

Otha-1o1' P,0css3Hs,.-.I'yo negroes were
taken out Of the Jail Of Dauph.n county, y. Il. a
few days ago, by gang Of armed men, and de-
Ibcra;ely shot a, night by t5rch-lzAi, The ne
grocs were charged with a cruel murder, aud
doubts were entertained Of the security afthe jaur'
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05

Ml"oeireHs Sepat0r-The Legislature OF
this state have elected the Hon. Isaac C. Bates Of
Northampton Senator in Congress, to fil the
vacancy occa-loncd by the resignation Of the Hon.
John Dosis, and also Tor the term Of six years
from the lth of March next
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05
Ohio Bank Notes,

The Ohio papers caution th, public agains,
the notes of the Bank OF Gallipolis, German Bank
Of Wooster, Yves. Union, Granville, Whi,cwaier.
aud the lately resuscita,ed Bank al StcubcnyilIc.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05

Couldn't come jt.--rhrcc persons recently ar
rested in Ohio for killing and robbing number
of Indians, attempted to break out by firing the
Jail. All that they accomplished was to kill their
companions, the rats, and nearly sullocatc them.
selves
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05

Virginia SeHaior-The Hon W. c. Rivcs has
been elected United States Senator from Virginia,
By a majority Of sir votes in both branches Of the
Legislature of that State.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05

CountclEA.-S2O notes Oh the Bank of the
t. 5. new plate, are in circulation. They may be
easily detected by observing the heads Of the bor-
der, which arc miscpby executed.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05
JUSTICE AND EQUALITY"
ottawa, ILL, Friday, February :, lSll.

OtrThe Hon. r. VI. You've, ofthe u. $, Senate,
and the Hon. ]. L. STUART, Of the II. K. will
please accept our thanks for important public
documents sent us.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05
THEILLINOIS FREE TRADER.

vile, Adamsyilc, or Edwardsburgh--or at the
whole Of them Some letters were found ON the
premises of the Post Master at AdamsyiI!e, which
were evidently stolen from the mail bag
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05

A DemonSiraiioa.--Two companies of L. $.
troops have been ordered from Buffalo to Lock.
port This movement is attributed to an antici.
patcd attempt of the Canadians to rescue Mcleod.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05

BEET PlEs.-It is said that red beets
make very good pies. We advise our
housewives to try it, as the beet can be
obtained at all seasons-no slight advantage.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05
IIYNl ENEAE.

MARRlED--At Sunbury, Ills. on the 3lst ult.
by JouN w. RrrNoLns, Esq, Mr.. ESos Pm
nRooK, of La Sale county, to Miss MARTn,
CnEw, of Livingston county.
At the Norway Settlement on the ed ut by
l.. w. DuyAvty, Esq. Mr.. MITCHELL OLsoS to
Miss ASS GoopNAS, all OLA Sale county.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05

The celebrated chess player, VI. de Ia Bourbon
nais, lately died at Paris.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05

H. F9r.-Thc Philadelphia Time, says. ~,
isrumorei that Mr.. Foy. the Brush Minister, has
requested bis tecaIl.' Good!
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05
ron TIN ILLINOIS FREE TuAnrr.
To MIR. -r.r
| look upon thy art

look upon thy art
With feelings of the deepest admiration,
AS from the canvass life-like figures start,
Possessing almost living animation.
The speaking eyes, and each familiar feature
How canst thou m2ke them look so much like ma
ture
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05

The Hon. George Boone, Representative in the
Indiana legislature from Sullivan county died in
indianapolis, on the 10th ult
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05
| often envy thee

Thy art divine; it is glorious treasure.
The bright creations of thv hand IA see
Must Weld thv heart refined. exalted pleasure.
watch thy pencl wondering and dcliuhled-
'ris the sublime and beautiful unitedl
.,,
: A power almos, bevond Imagination
Tose. ,hv hand obodien, 70 the will
Tru,v embodvinp the minds creations
With matchIess skill the various colors blending
And 10 the whole a life-Gk. beauty lending.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05

on Tsrm.-The Legislature Of Indiana have
passed joint rcsoiudonin favor ofsueh az amend
ment to the Constitution Of the United States, as
would dablr The President from lc-clccto..
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05

An accomplished young artist who has taken
up his sojoun among as for few months, and
who is in every respect deserving Of the hand
some compliment paid in the above exquisite
lnes.--ED1
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05

The Militia of the United States. according To
the latest returns, consists OF ,l72 202 men.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-05
"a young Niagara birth"

Two stout men were less fortunate than
those weak women; for the trees on
which they rested gave way and swept
rapidly towards the Hudson. In vain did
"uncie John appeal to the sympathies
of his friends and fellow workmen. They
could not stir step, or they would have
shared the old mans fate and the tree
went down, amid the shrieks and cries of
the doomed ones"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-23

saiioa. Bet uhils uttsrly diselain ,nv
aestEn ~ desire 10 esoi4 . vote on The
BankEOPt 81, eaa wei inSgihs case,
in which tha mogt faithlul Rspsesenlatiye
Wigos withdraw from Z rolo apoa q par.
iicplaF bill. Ealssiainlne seruples a6eu,
sons psincipls q feature q bill. but be.
kesing he 1snsets q The @oasurs like.
". UpOn Tie whole, 10 oatweieh It's an,
be might With nanilssi PSopsisly, waive
hts oojeeiioos, - isr a. least ~ to avoid
negative vote. could point you IO meu.
srsole examples Of lhis IN The public hSss
lOt men whom yoa With your party sup
ported fos some Of the highest oAiees IA
youE gifls aad II 4 had sniertaiasd doubts
sboat this bill ssd fslt dispossd 20 avoid
. direct vote spos 4. I night AID proSa.
bly, .shOold have taksa ehis Nod position
that. being in doabi. did not choose
10 vote. Such. howoVer. uus not thg fact
ss have before stated.
Hoe Say With sa sppassns saeeT that
ny ''friend. Mr.. Bolts, moved the Hou.a
TO e1evIs me. What II he didi i Ala
not ask ban 10 do 90. though not ;os.o,;.
bic 20 the favor. There vas NO, roorn
deieTminea oppoaent Of the Bsakruut Bill
&c Congress than Mr.. RoiIs, ana ne knew
very well my opposition TO il. Does il
no, strike the honesl inquirer tha. il mu,f
have been bis asiural wish 10 have me in
the Ho0Se 70 assist hin in voting down
The bill i u probable BE- would eoun.
te1aace Q shsm sieknessl Mr.. Stanley
Of North csrolina, one cT the most ehitaT.
rous aad honorable SPiriis IN ell conRres,.
rose 90 his place aad stated that. 80 h,
knOwledgs Mr.. Bailoa YES quite iodis-
posed. snd bad bsea 60 All Ihe morning.
NJ. Powell, Mr.. HSbsBhsm sud Dir.
Nisoit Of Georgia. whose rOons adloin
mine, visited ne. Thew kaov that had
= violsnt fever. snd bed been foF two dsy,
nsing active eoTFseiives. To these gen
tlsmen. than whom there arc not three
more honOsable Or better in ali the land
and With whom Il i my pride 10 say I am
Intimate. might refer those. IL any such
there be. Who are not satisfied with nv
own declaration Of the facts.
an DOT inasnsibls 70 pablo opinion.
but viii DOT eondescend 70 suppIiea,s "a.
VoE. IA this matter o. any other, unle,.
eommOo justice be q favor. So long a, I
an your Representative I will eudeayor
to dlSehlRgo my duty like . man-fsar.
lessiy and abovsboald and, in such a
eouFso. sbSli neither fear nor expect the
esnsure Of auy hOaOFabIa uan.
Your Obedient SaFVaat.
r. W. BARTON.
/
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-23

Mr. EwINGS LETTER. Isusr viii
carry sEci'snsni, surprise, and aortiasatioo
With Il uheFsVsf Il goes. II is Ihs most astoaish
ing Of ell The publications which the strange polt-
zeal sVssts Of tbs les, fees noaths have elected
IL that IsusT Ssands good before the eoaaiFy.
(aad nons Of ia ehargSs have ysI bees attempt.
ed 70 Be disPSoVsd,) Ghsh President Tylsr's pOsi-
'ioa is q 1oSs uassViabis enc. The letter al once
SusPsads all party dissgssiOas. leaves on, Of view
'hs qassiiOa Of BaRk o. ~ Bank, and causes
the qOsSiions involving ne political shaFaslsF Of
the PIesideat 70 absorb foE tine all IAings else
in The political World. u nust esHsinly call
forth an aasVsF-i; is impossible foF Sit. Tyler
20 FeSi silent uadrr L. The letter viii sFsale
POWsffal SSnsatioa over the whole county and
il NEST have "a isiuriOus consequences % the
rspula6on Of he President, II the irresistible in
prsslion IL PrOassss Be ao' PrOnpIIy renewed.
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