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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12

LAUREL GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY-EIFTW SESSION.
THE School will be resumed on The ist n
October and terminate The last day Of Jny iels'
Seminary il the Southern par Of Essex county
near The Stage road leading Tappahannok Richmond
the former place. and ~ miles from the
latter.
The site retired and healthy and The neshborood pleasant
and agreeable. -,
The course instruction comprises all the branches Of tho
rough English Education. Miss Burt, the nslrucrss y ga-
duatr institutions N county me tst-
nonas literary aiiannrntS her moral ana religious ci
actrr trachc elicit aud have secured Tor
her patrons and friends Of tho Seminary The highest
opinions of her qualifications nstrnrtress oi YOUTH
Music on The Piano Forte, will be taught by Miss Nclecn
scientific tcarhrr who Will attend 10 the pupils
under her CHARGE with unrared zeal and fidelity She WI
toronch also. Painting and Drawing and The
French Language, il desired
For board English banche-l including oeu
bedding towels lights washing fuel &c S2o, or SUI per
Music the Piano Fultr, per quarter,
sIa Painting Drawing and The French Language nj extra
charge No charge Needle Work the Of the Pianos
Although early is desirable, scholars VIII be al
mrd n any time during The trrm and Will he received Tor any
time less a SESSION. made known nj tile time o entrance
The patrons Seminary who have entered Their children OF
wards are al Liberty Withdraw them NJ tr close Of Tie present
wear Every paid 10 the health and comfort OIL me p
nils BY the family special 10 the manners, moas ana
advancement OF the young ladies by the teachers
For information, Mcssrs. Wrbb Booker llahIon
Rlchnond H. I. Garnet Westmoreand; Dr. w 4; br"ck.h
brouph Richmond county Dr. W. L. Gaewooi MiddeseI; Mr.
SAMUEL T. arsood kina Queen g. H.; Cary $ Jones Esq
Gloucester: Ruanc, Thomas b. Garnett, Jas Semple, Es
Capt Mscor Wood Muscoe Garnctt ESQ., Essex or 10 my
self, on the premises. JUN L. w.
Laurel Grove Essex county, Sept IL, leil. 43-Niw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12

The aggregate amour, Of specie shipped from New et
York TO Europe during the last SIX weeks was
nf two millions of dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12

and the expenses Of the session a follows:
COURSE FOR THE DECREE Of 4. y.
JrSinx YpAK.
Belle Lttres, Lorc Ethics and W,orlTliomas r. Dew P
dent and Prof >o Text Bouk--Eii's Lectures, Hedge,
sc Paley's Moral Philosophy, Manual OF s,ot: ~ lie no.
Political Lnn and Gor,rnmrr-Bevcy Tucker Professor -
BooS-yaiieI's Law of Nations.
.Ns,,aGes-Robert Saundrrs Professor. Text Eoo..-,
gendre's Geometry, Young's Algebra, Davies :us',lng
Chemistry-Joln Millineton, Professor Text EookHaa4
Chemistry, BY John Webster, NJ. H., 81 edition.
SE>ioR YI.n.
Political Economy, GorernmsM and Mtaphgset-Thona.
Dew Professor. Text IiooksSa, 5 Political Economy, H..
Lectures on the Restrictive System and Isny Blown, I.
lures, Dew's Essays Slavery.
Natural Pslosophy-Jon Mlnron, Professor Tat nrr-
Oms;ed- Natural Philosophy, Essay on GalSann and H.,
Magnetism by The Professor =
.natrmatirs-Roben Saunders, Professor Text EooksYo
Algebra Davies Analytical Geometry, Davies CaG.us,
Omstcd's Astronomy.
IHpErESDEST CL.ssTs.
Lan-Bever!y Tucker, Professor Tryt Books-1ucsrr On
rnenary, Stephen Pleading, Revised Code Fcdefal he'll
Commentary, (lst yo) Madisnns Resolutions and Report
fords Pleadings and I.-ber's Political Ethics.
CirR EnSnt,rag-John Minetun Professor. Teu R,t,.-
Treatise Civil Engineering, and Treatise Tie steam
CINE both by the Professor.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
7neiest LaaSHages-Dabney Browne, Professor Tru b.,
may be had here.
To enter Latin Class, the student must be- able 70 rclt
lust and Virgil and for admission into the Greek Gas
ccssary that he shall be qualified Ia read Nrnophnn
EXPENSES OF A REGULAR STUDENT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12

and an extent of territory comprehendng nearly ONE
s;x,b If the entire COMPASS Of the earth The system
there introduced having produced great change IN
commerce. relative to matters oil account ana 'he iu
ture calculation of goods by the silver standard, at
courses of exchange in foreign money! mas, along WIN
he conversion Of al duties rates, aud expenses OF ner'
cb,ud,se into silver, gwen rise to the puoilcauon IN
"Io, ,f The "Ru,sin Tfadcrs Assistant, from @hcsl
the Merchants Magaztnr for Octobe. derives mass
r. practical information, CONCERNING Russian moneys
e,h,s and measures, the OF exchange, bulls oil
exchange, &c
The following extract will show that the RUSSIAN
system is cutie similar 10 that proposed by our cores
nnndant and il is one, says the Magazine, "by which
the Russian monetary aud bank system has pro.
b,blv been raised TO iasupercbe degree 81 peeetuH
EXTRACT
din Russ;, nm u,cra nfcs dated 1T of July io re r.
the silver standard IT currency III ihat COUNT! n
ri medium for the IL property, fixing the Isl oil
,,unr, l-3l as from winch HE new system rh"u
y and generally adopted t"ucn the empire ~ cn o' 'e
M hn NOTES or inules the latter were, ny tc sahe ue
mcie auxiliary medium vi pa!
80 y, nm nyar,he rate g rnIhrs bank notes for rouhc
vcr the amount these oil bank notes not having III aef
Zines hec increased aud proving rahc in
III. wants of the country convenient paper euium ol CIRCUIT"
10, n.y additional presenn. SILVER, rohay ~
~ the y degrees Created
silver deposit once nj 81 frteshe uhn.r e su-
and management 81 h'Ica nor :.
Of Government hanh "c"rs and reseciahe r>c
Ia receive Vol
I ~ isue in . silver deposit notes,
liz ~ hcar,r on demand ir deposit received having 10 be held
IN. buard III" constant disposal OF the notes 50
This dep.tsn rs "re d. ~ !, .aSn n =.
mics C specie Ey these important decree The rus
mnncary and mote system has probably been raised 10
nm ius,oerabie degree Of pcricst'n," &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12
ID. NJ. Hoyt II Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Ollie
RICHMOND, Va


u ELOW publish the Scheme for October will b. dsv
- 23d. Persons the parts Of the Country vii ~
time To order tickets, II they Will write hr, .
notice or Every body knows the only vendors N III
mond who selI $4,000 prizes.
I<r. READ! -I9
$4,000! e3O,OOO!! s25,OO0!N s1O,OO0!"
Rich and Brilliant Scheme! More Pri:es than
Btanhs!! More than one fifth If Tie prizes
,cW hare on them either three or tro
of the dra,cn numbers =!
D. Is DRAWN BALLOTS. IN
VIRGINIA MONOSGAI.!A LOTTERY Extra Glass, - s
Ia be- decided BY drawing Union Lottery hy authority Il As'
For Internal Improvement in Alexandria u. O. State Ir
Delaware College and Common Schools in the State 81 aaa
Useful Manufactures in the State OF south Carolina Green
Pulaski Monument in the City of Savannah and state
"ia Class NJ" g for lsi 10 be- drawn at Alexandria, y 80
Saturday, Oct, I'D, 1871.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12

CIxoIxS.rl, September 23.-Tne Exchange meet
ing last night was tremendous turnout. Half n
dozen Wing Market-house gatherings would have
looked a mc.e corporal's guard beside IT, There
is no nstakng the spirit and enthusiasm OF me re
mocrats They INTEND TO TRIUMPH, and THEY
WILL. The Wings see and feel it, They are aware
tha, even "Gurnt brandy won't save them much less
hard cider Iluzzah then for the good cause, ana iu
turn out Of the Democrats another occaslon-and
that THE DAY OF ErECTIoS.-E Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12
Sl2,2Gi,OOO
MAKING altouethPr.

Making altogether, Sl2,2Gi 600
FORTY TWO MILLION, TWO HUNDRED AND
SlXTY-FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS of,he earn
ngs of the people collected into Banks and stolen and
fiched therefro and squundered by their officers, a
within wear The very lfe-blood Of the widow and
the orphan drawn from them their hard earnings taken
that the officers of these Banks, Bidde-like may live
in spendor lording the working people, and look
pp down from their criminal elevation with contempt
upcn the industrious many and denouncing agra
rians," "Iiadcas," "Fanny Wright Men,, and "Loco
Focos all who presume to question the necessity and
usefulness of Banks, and the honesty of the officers
who conduct them, The party which supports them.
With this sad array Of Fifty Millions Of Dollars dawn
from the earth by labor and squandered BY Wing Bank
ers and Spectators staring them in The face they yet
have the boldness, the consummate impudcnce TO de-
mand another National Bank another Great Bank, by
which they can collect together from oil classes Of
ciety fifty or hundred millions TO be scattered
arain to The four winds of Heaven to derange the al
fairs of the country create pancs, bring rum distress
and insolvency upon other thcusands and eventually
destroy the liberties of our country. Will the people
submit longer such inquities: Will the people sup
mort party which advocates such yillanous SYSTEM
if they will, they know the consequences, and must
be the sufferers; but they cannot will not-they are III
ready roused action, and iondly hope and expect
to see these myrmdons from Maine 10 Louisiana, hur
ed from power and place. and Henry Clay and his Bank
followers taught TO know that the people will no
longer be ruled and governed md cheated and robbed
by 20 cruel and aithless set Of gamhlere Let the
watchword 90 forth-"REpEMPTioS FROM BANK RULE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12

NroTlcETlir undersigned intending t" apply t' me I
~ al OF certificate Ma 4sji, s'rd on u I i @ s,ort IN
Iso !, hc n,me of Robert Sarkc, for one snare u h ~
me Farmers hank Virginia. which said certificate mas ge,
LOST or destroyed hereby rivcs notice u m @ NJ ;smea
for the said share. ~ 81. Ie..,.,,J
,c., g., l-4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12
POLITICS..
THE BANK PARTY

rated Banking Institutions. They are certainly con-
ncaien, for psenlaorS ana De-
nefical 10 grinding monoposts, as ms ioho"hs 'is'
will show. See what the people lose 'hleug" ne
and robbery by the officers OF these oanks
look at the bightng effect upon morally, the cl,1ie
they nder and the misery, rum and distress tney
bring upon individuals, and few will deny That liiey
are curse instead Of blessing Each successive day
BRINGS with il proofs Of the demorazing enaency
of The whole paper system; but let facts SPEAK lot
themselves . ,
We will commence with the rotten U. States Bank,
which, through robbery, corruption, and insmanage-
ment has brought ruin and distress upon countless
thousands, including widows and Orphans having lost
its entire capital of $4,000, 900
N Iey;s 100000
rnh,,,,n RANT rohbed nv Npwcomb 10000
V;rr;n;a Rank 100000
Georgia Bank, robbed by Barker eoooo
Used Sv B,ll wiley. $4,000
S--;.h Railroad hv The President 10000
Bank az Louisiana, by the Teller, oo'ooo
R,,k nc Orleans 10000
Canal Bank of n Orleans, by the Teller, 100000
Bank of Michigan, by the O.hcers 1oooOo
Illinois Bank by Town, 9o,ooo
Merchants Bank Of Baltimore, by the
Clerk, lo,ooo
Tennessee Bank, Nashville, by The oM- o
Frankfort Bank, by the President, 100000
State Bank, Arkansas, by Ball, o',oou
h Nv oit;cers. 100000
pennsvIvon;a Bank. by Officer Smith, 100, 900
Western Bank, by Cashier Israel, lo,OoO
Camden Bank, n. J., by Peterson, l3,GOO
Farmers Bank, Troy, by Jones, I0,ooo
Western Bank, Georgia, by Moore, Io,ooo
Bank Of Cape Fear, n. C., by the Cashier, l2,0oo
Bank of Wooster, Ohio, by the Officers, Io0,Ooo
Planters Bank, Georgia, by Tie Officers, loo,ooo
Bank of Steubenvile, Ohio, by the Off
GERS, lSo'uoo
Franklin Bank, Baltimore, by Steinberger, $4,000
Newburyport Bank, by Wyckof, 10000
Nlngton Bank, Md, by Sherwood, oo'ooo
Ten other Ohio Banks. by the Officers, 100000
Six Maine Banks, suO,oCO
llerkaer county Banks, by the Clerks, $4,000
'o "nr"' saw a,l half their capital, ~ $4,000
BESIDES the forgeres, &c, Of numerous
rogues, such Mitchell, Smith and
others, amounting at least, to 100000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12
T. X. LYON & CO.,
PRODUCE. COMMISSION IND FoRWiRDLSG MER
CH7.f1S
Dealers in Groceries, Vines, Liquors, SC,

ScoTTsviLLE, Va.
r. X. LYON w. & ]. y. CHRISTIAN
WE have received by arrivals from New York. Ba
stock Of Groceries Vines Liquors. &C., which, with previous
receipts render extensive and complete, and 10
public satisfied We can Offer inducements in line. We
would call attention Of Connosc Hotel Keepers ann tne re-
and iguos Of our own importation, which conf
IDENTIFY recommend.
The following comprises portion Of Stock which We offer
ow Tor e,s approved paper; ,von, White
Crushed and Refined Loaf
NOTWITHSTANDING Orleans, Porto Rico and $ H.
cnFFEE-Old Java, iagnyra aud Rio. 90,
WINEs-old l. p Madeira, Brown Sherry, Old L. Port, Cla-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Old cognac, scgnet'e, Old -!
GiNs~old Holland, y. A. j. Nole,, Schedam and Rose,
LIQUORS, asd-N. F. Rum, Rye, whiskey cordials Lon
don Porter.
SALT and FiSii-Iivepoo filed salt; No new iierngs
PLAlSTER--Lmmp and Ground Tin crccs 800 lbs
BAcoN-Todds Family, Cincinnati encd hog round, Sides
soAr-Ilnll'; steam, Kirkman's. and fancy sap ::
CASDLES-Patent refined, hydraulic, pressed and sperm
NAILS-Boson, Plymouth AMI Cumberland assorted Nails and
LEATTIER-sole and upper, calf sides
COTTON-coon, Cotton Yarns, aud Oakum for canlkins
WINDOW GLAss-lsorted sizes; and 10 gallon Demjohns
&C cRotKERr AND STONE Notwithstanding every de-
MALAGA RasINs, Almonds riIo, Bread and Crackers To
CIGARS, Mustard, Pepper s:arch, Nntmcss. Hacking
INDIGO Bed Cords Lines black and red Ink, Quils,
Wrapping letter aud cap Paper, Waters, Curry Combs
COTTON CARDS Knives Scissors, Razos Patent Threads
DRY GOODS T. 49, hcached and brown shrin:s, Checks
Dome, Pad, Caicoes very cheap Ripka Stripes Cotton
adrs Lag Cabin, Cords, IIanlk-rchei-, Sc, &c.
HATS ANn CAPs-Back Russia, and fine Palm Leaf
sIOES-alens pcgged and sewed Brosans ladies' Seal Slip
per-, &C. with variety Of o!rI ar' iel dissertation, r.
Country Produce and Western friends would do well 10 call
Having annie r,mm fr Storage particular
trmiun an forwarding every description Of Merchan-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12
FIRM fhe tiiObe.J
TBr,, hundred and areniy thousand dollars due me T.


Three hundred and hceniy thousand dollars due ihe T.
States from hc monster.
We have had an opportunity ofexamining Senate DO
cumen No 1871 being the answer Of Mr.. Ewing TO the
inquiry into the amount due TO the u. States from the
Bank of the u S. and find il be about $500 ,00D.-
When the document read our attention was only
rht by the amount due upon the bond and The COL
lection of which has been neglected, amounting to
about 0G0. We now find that the monster Is IN
debt 10 the United State three different heads, to
wit
Dividend withheld on al sount of damages claimed on
protest of French bll IF exchange, on which Mr:
GiIpin had sni, brought in August, 1857, S2o3'so'
Deposcs withheld on account Of claims by
branch bank presidents, acting as pension
agents, for which SUIT was ordered by hr. ,.oo-
G,!pin, in June, 1889, -f'"
balance Oh ooho '0f s'0'N o"e '@'' s9,606
Dor,
S3l9,3lo
Tb,s ,be II s loses ABOUT s32o,ooO by this rcgula
-, or Tho cnrrencv-tliis safe depository of public mo
nevs,bis Fiscal agent, Of which the Clay Wings are
IN enomored that they up in arms TO Obtain anoier
MOI content with Withholding this money, the monster
refuses to settle fair and tunps up Offsets by Pmtcas
Inn d;s,owed accounts against the u. > and claiming
,,yment for them The following extract from the do
cnmeni is n specimen If this kind of set Oh
I'D A claim on William Smith, duly assigned 70
the Bank for S35 1897 IL, exclusive OF interest. ~ Is
understood that bill to pEy this claim was passed. oy
one the other Houses oil congress at the t hessh
on the recommendation of the Secretary OF War, who
asked for an appropriation 10 pay but the want oil time
and the pressure Of business prevented It's being final
" acted on As the clam IS admitted hy the w ar De-
partmen, there is reasonable expectation 10 believe
that i, vii! he fvoraby acted on at The next regular
session Of Congress.
This is beautiful "a bill 10 pay il passed ono or the
other Iionse-expect il WI pass next session! Ana
how came the monster by IL What BUSINESS had she
with such claim, ana how did she come by II we
she gave her notes for 1t when she knew
that she was insolveni, and would never pay them
We nresnme a committee 81 Congress can have the
proof Of this in the city, il ;hey please. We have heard
Of such work-many claims bought in that way-so'ne
heavy cuts into the FIVE million French sroliaon claim
But the cnormi,y Of The practice, and ',s corrupt nn-
ence on legislation Bank that has sixty members
at time on its ledger, md always e"rPs OF retained
attorneys in Congress 10 he buying up CLAIMS which
the original claimant cannot pass through Congress-
Lm lckieh can.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12
Norfolk borough, leh Sept. Is4l. tl-4w

yTIRGTNTA LAND UFFICE, scPrHntI IIIn = II, H.
as concerning passed the 9Th day of Jan
nary do hereby make known to al whom E".no may eI hc
Town of Petersburg h September, lsi ana ms nay
erryrd into Land Office, that by inquest hcih on 1
dy of y lsii following lois IN the Town al refers
burg have found escheaed 10 tins Commonwealth 10 WI
o M g. Halifax roa containing one acre ana one nun
drcd AMI und Lot No 10, on Federal street,
containing hundred and thirty three poles
Joseph Weesega died sezed also, Lot on the west siG
OF Market street. containing between two and three acres, oil
which Robert Donald died seized. - ..,.
~ s. H. PARKER,
Rerister Of the Land once.
Can, 3e-w6W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12

THE LECTURES in this institution will commence Ia !,
cond Monday in October. The departments IL INST.
and the eIptHs Of the session a follows:
GOLRSE FOR THE nLGREE OF A. y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12


THE GREAT FoRGER.-The Philadelphia Ledger of
Monday noticed that the great forger who as
sun,ed the name of Caldwell and swinded Messrs.
Brown & Brothers and another house in New York OF
sol 0Gu dollars had been arrested, and that S4O
900 were found upon him. The u S. Gazette yes
terday contains the following:
The Great Forgcr-Jusce Lowndes, of n. York,
and Constable Young Of This city arrested Sunday
last Mt the house of Mrs Phillips, in Front street be-
low Walnut, man passing under the name of Monroe
Edwards, on charge Of being the verable John T.
Caldwell the great and successful forger, for whose
apprehension reward Of $4,000 is offered The pri
soner was committed to Moyamensing, and yesterday
afternoon brought out habeas corpus before Judge
Randall, and after long examination recommi,ted
TO prison for further examination 10 day. Messrs.
George NJ. Dallas, Josiah Randall and Henry ID. Gil
pin engaged by him as his legal counsel
= Judge killed in a Duet-lt was recently stated
that duel TO have taken place The 9th ult, OPP
pose Princeton, Mississippi, between Judge Tenny
and MIR. Rowlcy, both of Louisiana: weapons rifles,
distance thirty steps II took place, learn from
the Louisville Journal, according 10 arrangement, and
Judge Tenny killed at the first fire. The parties,
we understand, stood back to back, and the Judge,
through mistake wheeled too quick. Discovering his
error, he in the act of resumng his position when
the word given, and he received his adversary S
death shot in the back.
A NOZZLE Communicable Louisville Journal
says:-We understand that the citizens of Woodtord
have purchased the fine farm in that county, which
the Hon. j. J. Crittenden was born, and made him a
present oft. The price paid was $4,000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12

DLOCGHS.-Ia am making, and have for sale, all '"e
TUG MUCH ee''''''eu '"" riIoMas SPENCER h"T e..
Err eros, ,rs<t sSsre;st q.
Richmond, Oct. S, 1871.
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Grand Scheme.

5673 lit, al or ID drawn no. .
TG73 18th, 5th ur CHI drawn no. 9
5i73 9Th, slh OF 9th drawn no. |
T73 Ooh, Ilth, or l2th d. |
-liI 18th. itth, 18Th or III Ii do. II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

Mr.. Pcrsico earnestly advises parents and guardians
their children wards IL early practicable.
Sept. ~ a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-21

TsAas.--There s. ! ssrradussa u tears.
THO ere nei Ne iasfh a wsakness. bot
% power. They eroek Iaela eioqasnsly
thaa len thou1Aad icofots. TAey Are ne
messsneefs d oFetmhtimiaR gsiei og
deep eoatEiiioas q anepaakshI6 lesa. n
ihefs we're Weating coy &zRamant 90
prove that lnan i act moriaI, Woald losl
iog y IN the strong eonVulcivo emclion az
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agiialsds when che founialDs q fsslias
afe 9ising. ani fears ara anshinR faslh 81
crystal sissaaie. Oh, speak not kasshiv
a TIE Eizlcken one--WeepiaR ia aiIancs
bresk pot he selsnaiiy by fede lsunhs-
IS. % inlrEsiRe fo0islsps. Desplsa nol :
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him above the bsute love q zee the
losts Of 6aselion. They sso psiafsg to-
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sure 10 lsaTs--sn awful pleasuFel If there
were nons On earth 70 shad lpss Coz ms,
ahogld - l0alh g livs analf not one
might weep oseg ny grave, eonld nssss
de b peace d.. JaAason.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-21

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