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REPORTUF THE COMMITTEE OF IN.
VESTIGATION. APPOINTED AT a
MEETING OF TIE SrOCNHO LID
ERS OF THE BANK OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
fcOncluaef.

Tit various settlements effected with the
officers and other debtors for these irregular
loans, must not he suffered To pass without
notice. These settlements were without Il C
knowledge or appreciation of the board, at
least so far as appears from their minutes
The large luan 10 q firm in this CITY, befnre
adverted 10. was settled 10y the receipt in
payment of various sucks and real estate,
except 247.e6i dollars, SO cents, ia cash.
Another large amount of loans 10 Il sincle
individual of I.Oa4.977 dollars, so cents was
settled IN like manner. There Was taken IN
settlement OF debt from MessrS. B:vIn &
Humphreys. Mr.. JOSEPH, Cabot, one Of that
firm being AT the time IL director al tie Bank
one thousand one hundred and fifty shares
OF Unlted'States B INK Stock. IN 1888. VIZ:
On the 81 "f August. two hundred and fifty
shares, ut 1913 dollars, the Bank seIIin" on tie
same day at 40 dollars, less brokerage; on
the % of August, five hundred siIlreS, and
on the 23I of August. four hundred shares AT
1875 dollars. The market price on tlIuse two
days being 1913 dollars, % cents, The Bunk
selling the day after III 1913, less brokerage.
Settle entS of Il similar character with debit
ors Tor smaller amounts, were OF frequent
recurrence.
The first instance in which an officer paid
his debt 10 the Bank in other than money.
which the Committee can find. WAS in March
1888, when Mr.. Samuel l~auion, Chen III
London rs tie Agent of The Blhk.) Mr.. J"-
seph C"wperrhwai,r. then CasIrIer.l and
Mr.. john Andrew. Chen first assistant Cash
ier.) paid i debt of $500. 500, which they "w-
ed the b INK on Joint account. in DInvil!ec
and P"l,svile Rail Road Company
five Der cent loan. 10000
Uni.n Canal six per cent. loan. 10000
Philadelphia and Reading Rail Road
C.anu,nv stock. $500 shares. 1880
West Frliciana r ii Road ConpI-
ny 100 shares, 10 0
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TERMS-S2 SO if paid within three. -apuths.
50 90 if paid durifg the yell.
"a 5l &c moi n A dnrinn The uaaI

Subscribers may discontinue theiS pasers at any time
BY paying for the time they have received them, But
NOT WITHOUT
Those who subscribe for a yea, and do not at the
time of subscribing. order a discon,inuance at the end
of 1t. will DO considered subscribers until they order the
paper to DO stopped, and pay all arrearages.
Dvt:Rr ISE VI
81 90 per square, for IL lines or less. tor tine first inscr
ton, and SO cents for each continuance.
~ Advertisements must be marked with the number
ofinsertions that are requested; otherwise, they ILL be
continued till forbid, and charged accordingly. No
variation from these rates in any case.
Advertisements from a distance, and from persons
with whom We have no current accounts, must he ac-
~crsipanied by the cash, or some responsible reference
in town.
All letters addressed TO the editors, must DO POST rAIr.
or they will not be attended to.
Comm inicalions of a Personal Character. will he
charged d,uble the rates of advertising.
, 1841-05-29
G-GREEN, MO. SATURDAY, MAY %, Is4l.

ment OF half the amount, and the agreement
for one-fourth. are neither of them such as
the committee labored to obtain, yet the
terms are better than at one period Of the
negotiation they could reasonably have ex.
pected, and although unsatisfactory in them.
selves. are acceptable under the peculiar cir
cumsiances of the case"
Ire settlement reported 20 the Board on
the 2lst Of December, 1870,
was as follows: With MIR.
Nicolas BiddIe for one
half, amounting with in
terest to Se2I,29o 10
For which there was rcceiv-
cd from him in payment,
three Bonds nf the Repub-
lie Of Texas. for five thou
sand< dollars each. and an
order on Gen. Jas. Ham,
ilton, then in London. TO
deliver to the Cashier, or
his order, a Bond OF the
Republic Of Texas. pava-
bic In London, FOR TO-
1867. l3S. A.. and also
ninety Bonds of the same,
for two hundred and fifty
pounds each; these with
interest due and exchange
according TO 4 calculation
made By Mr.. Samu"l Jau.
dun, amount 10 20I,642 60
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Leaving a balance Of
SIl9 SIT 80
20l.642 60

For this Balance. Mr.. Bidd!c agreed to
deliver "a the Bank within one month. Tex
as Bonds, and On the delivery of the last
mentioned bond>, the nk agreed To give
hun i full discharge from its claim upon him
for bis sla'c ot the loss on these operations.
This cont act has been performed. The
Committee Of the Board say, in reference to
this Scttlcmcni:-"Aware that the I, KAN
securities were much below par in the
market. tie Committee reluctantly agreed TO
the settlement, Under the belief tia, a better
arrangement for the Bunk could not be (it
least atnicahly) effected, and in the hope
founded on information. that the Bonds
might ii 4 dj>ian: Jay, he disposed Of with
out SrrionS loss
, 1841-05-29
965.90O

The Committee state, in reference To their
settlement with Mr.. Cowperthwaite. that il
WIS made on the ground. that "with the OK,
ception of 4 few thousand dollars retained In
pay other debts, the agreement comprised all
his remaining property.
The committee also settled
with Mr.. S. Y. S. Wilder
the rcmain'nr o%nc-fourth,
amounting with interest 10 Sl6l,794 80
For the purpose of enr-
bling Mr.. Wilder to settle
this amount in cash, the
Bank of the United States in
New York, loaned to him
the sum of Slle,Ooo on the
security of
/. Real Estate
at Green Hill,
Philadelphia
county $4,000
?. Five thou
sand five hundred
acres of s:Irnn
and two
furnaces in Co.
county
Pennsylvania, in
operation land
producing a rent
equal TO 6 per ct.
on 100000, $4,000
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The Committee also settled
with VI. Joseph CoNpcr,h-
waite, Tor cac-iJurth Of
tie loss. 81,
For which was received in
payment. VI. C"wpcrtL.-
wliic's shire in certain
DIupAin Cnrn'vE Land
winch cost >i20.0JO: less
I inn i!agc thereon o! StO,-
0)).
Land in ~Catsraucu< County
New York. which cost.
Land in Lvco ing County,
Wisconsin and Michi-an,
Bost n and Il mos Land Co.
Stock, - sL1rcs par.
Commcrci.I and Rail Road
Bank Of VIck>burg, $50
shnrcs Far.
Planters Bank Of Nis5is-
sippi 81 shares par.
West Fc!rciana Bank, 100
shares par,
GCrmantownand Norri<town
Rail Road Co., 500 shares
par,
and Woodbury. Rail
Road Co., 100 shares par.
r. "
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-06
REFORM,


TOR TIE UtpefTdt
Ma. EDITos We have designed for some time
past 10 write series Of ar.lces upon the subject OF
our common schools; and to point on, the measures
which are best calculated TO promote the nieres, OF
education ia general IN our city, SO soon as We fur
nsh ourselves, with The necessary data for It's most
Efficient execution.
In iooains over your Columns, We notice SeYeral
articles by &C. upon the SUBJECT OF our common
schools; and some one CT more IN reply to &C" by
Reform and we feel satisfied, that, &c" from
The business Of his cause, must succeed IN Slsn-
eng, most eaectuaIly "Reiorm';; We propose as
an introduction 10 the accomplishment OF our
contemplated design, to examine, en- passsnt TIE ct
tiers OF Mr.. {. Preston, upon the proper mode Of
training The youthful mud.
As Mr.. Preston reports his commun cations rs
being only portion of correspondence between
Doctor L.pScomb and. himself, and as lie must es-
TEEN all light upon this subject of the utmost value
and Importance, we hope lie will excuse us for
requesting The publication Of the entire correspond &.
ence, consisting Of the letters OF both Doctor Lips
comb and Mr. Preston.
some have been so uncharable as to suppose
that MIR Preston styles his communications, por-
lon OF correspondence between DR.. Lipscomb
and HIMSELF only for effect; and that these letters
Mr. Preston, are bona ide essays, containing the
S'oi DR.. Lipscomb and hmself we hope and
believe, however, that this erroneous imputation,
will soon be removed by Mr.Prestons's complying
with our request npubl,hlng The ,chole correspond
ence
VIII Mr. Prestoa be so good as 10 answer the fol-
lowing questions, at as early day as possible, and
TO answer them as concisely and definitely as II is
practicable Does Mr.. Preston believe in the prn-
elple of mental or cerebral science Gated Phrenolo-
gy II so, what does he understand by the term
PhrenotOgy! lfhe believes in Phrenology, does he
believe IN educating children in accordance with
those Pathological principles anu il so; in what
primary features, does his system of teaching differ
from the ordinary mode We wish Mr. Preston TO
give immediate attention to these Therapeutics, as
we are deSriou 10 know the precise ground which
he occupies, previous TO subJectng his communica-
lions and his mode Of teaching to The ordeal Of ort
cism, so that we may be free from any Cavis in rea-
ton 10 his position and to the meaning Of any words
during our exposition. IfMr. Preston does not feel
disposed to comply with our request, shall
Immediately proceed To An examination of what he
has already puhllshed and likewise his mode of
teselng SO far as we comprehend it.
ANALYSIS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-06
Trust Sale.

DY virtue, and N pursuance Of a Deed in trust
ID executed 10 me as Trustee, by Albert 6.
Haynes on the 90lh day Of April A. d. 1910, 10 Sc.
cure the payment Ola certain sumol money therein
mentioned TO Reuben II. Grant, Thomas J. Haynes
and William MaXcey, which said deed IN Trust has
been duly recorded in the office OF the Clerk Of The
Probate Court Of Noxubec county, State Of Mrss.
sppi, will sell al public auction 10 the highest It'd
der for cash at ths door Of the Court house in The
Town OF Macon in said county,
On Monday The 10Th day cf .4ngnt A. D. 1s4l,
within The hours Of 10 A NJ and p NJ tie follow
ing described tracts ying and being IN said county
OF Noxuhee 10 wit
The west hall Of The south west halror section no.
one, township no thirteen, range seventeen, east
The east half the north west quarter of The
same section, township and range;
The east hall Of the north east quarter, ihe west
hall ottne north east quarter dissection number thr
~ four; north west quarter and the north east quar-.
ter OF section Rnmber thirty three, the west half OF
south west quarter OF section number twenty seven,
the east hail the east half of the south east Quar-
ter Of section thirty three all in township fifteen, Of
range sixteen east.
Such title as IS vested in me as Trustee will be
conveyed. c. GILLESPIE,
Trustee.
Feb. 10, ls4l-3a 2Gw. [Prsf $54 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-06
Trust sale.

WILL b, sa.d 10 she a.Eae>t lHilcr a. iHe Count
w house door 90 Columbia. Ml,,, oa 'te l5- vt
March peNt, htINce1 lhe hours o DO 4. NJ aa5
T. NJ, thc t5.1Vtus 1nls VIA Lots uaUa-T H"r.
i've, tWs.,r aUj tbrtgu. >ccljou one anj lois nHm
btr one, eight. uuc sad sixteen, section two town.
snip sixteen, 8nse ttareen, east; aut north east
quarter aud east hsa, nolih west quarter, Stcio1
vue. township sixteen, range Thirteen; des sa'ltd
as .1is numutr one tWo, tkrec, sax, seven, e'sUi,
uinf. ten. eleven ,rurteen, fifteen and sixteen.
A,o, O,eS number four, five. twelve, thirteen,
twenty and twenty cue, section sIN,iowashp sN'eeu
range fourteen, east;
A>o south halt of section fifteen, township s'S-
teen, rsuyr Twelve east,
AuI north hall ui section thirty five. ana Sau'h
east quarter section twenty s.N, township S'A'ten
range twelve, east
Cn credit or>iNty days, said land having hcrr
conveyed 20 me IN trdSt by Madison Nsllha.b O.
Columbus Mss To secure the payment OF three
notes ofhand iar 100000 giAeu To Geo. Shadcr 81
SAID town by u. Waithat and endorsed 10y A. }
Hodges bearing da,e with >ladtrus, ED Dee. 1857
No niles wal be gvca all the purchase money a
paid o. p. BROWN
Trustee.
Columbus Jan, Is, ls4l-Sl-4L Prsi $40 %
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-06
Notice.

IN pursuance Of an order granted 10 me by lie
4 Probates Court Of Lowndes county Ms. at the
February Term thereof s4l. ! vii proceed 70
SCI. To The highest bidder on Tie 5th day Of March
next, tie following described tracts parcels Of
land be longing to the Estate Of John ToIand (Lu'
nalc) to wit;
The west haIlofhe north east quarter Of section
twenty llree 10 township number fourteen, north Of
range sixteen, east; containing eighty acres
Also he west hall Of tue south east quarter Of
same section, township and range, containing egh-
" acres.
The sale Of the above properly viii take place at
the Court house door in tue town ofCounbus with
IN the usua hours, to be sold . credit oil twelve
months with bond and approved security.
JOSEPH TOLAND, Guardian.
Attest WV. ?. FULLER Clerk.
Feb. 8, l54i-Si-5t Psi % co.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-06
Trust sale.

Dl virtue Of and "a pursuance OF deed n trust
ID executed hy Robert t. Bright aud john I.
Ballard. on the 18th day OF October 1859, and d0ly
recorded IN Tia office OF the Probate Clerk IN NoN-
utte county State OF Mississippi, GA the 18Th day
Of No, elnhcr, 1889 IN Deed Book 90 Pages 2'S,
274,and 215, to secure the payment OF certain sums
money therein named TO A. J. Colbert vii eN'
pose 10 sale on Monday the 10Th day Of February
next at tie Court house door in the town of Macon
within the usual hours oislc, the north hall of see
ton three. IN township fifteen Of range eighteen, or
SO mnch thereof as Shall be necessary according to
the provisions of sad decd IN trust.
DAVID BUCK, Trustee,
Jan. l6, 1sIl-AS-lw' (PrSl 80 CO.,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-06

nov would be cut of entirely from
$50. s.e means Of obtaining knowledge.
- f1.ls,e that the Reforming genlism'n
We We, .-.,srt more benefit 10 the citizens were
49, ,.,5 hem lecture on i3beha and o5i5'-
2 p, lban again appear as The champion OF the
E..Fsstd' u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-06
PuB1,c-No. 4. !

PUB1Ic-No. 4.
AN ACT to authorize tho ISSUING of Treasury
Notes.
Be ii enacted bg he Senate aud House RI Re
personalities ej the United States Of .1merica IN
Congress assembled, That the President of The
United States is hereby authorized 10 cause Ttea
sury notes TO be issued for such sum or sums as
the exlsences Of the Government may require;
bat not exceeding the sum Of FIVE millions Of dol
lars CT this EMISSION, outstanding al any one time,
TO be reimbursed in the las! quarters OF the year,
Il the condition of the Treasury will permit IT, and
10 be issued under the limitations and other pro-
VISIONS, con'aned in the act, entitled Gan act 10
authorize the issuing Of Treasury notes." appro.
we'd the twelfth day of October one thousand
eight bundled and thirty-seyen, and as modified
by an act, entitled IAN act additional to the act
on the subject of Treasury notes." approved the
thIrty-irst day Of March, one thousand eight hun
dred and FORTY except that this law shall expire
IN one year from and after It's PASSAGE Provided,
That in case The Treasury notes outstanding and
unredeemed issued under former laws OF Con
gress, added 10 the amount. Of such notes issued
under this act, and actually expended or issued to
meet payments due and payable before the fourth
day Of March next, shall, on the fourth day Of
March next. exceed The sum of five millions Of
dollars, then the President Of the United States
shall be, and ae is hereby, authorized to issue, by
virtue Of the provisions OF this act, such further
amount of the said notes as will make the whole
amount issued under this act, and applicable to
the payments falling due after the third day Of
Mach next, the full sum Of five millions oil dol
lars.
r. NJ. T. HUNTER,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
XII. NJ. JOHNSON,
Wee President Of the United STATES,
and President Of The SenGte.
APHRoyEE, February 18Th, ls4l.
NJ. VAN buren,.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-06

has been made to take The cause OF edncatOn
exclusively, under pubic patronage. We pre-.
DICT, the day IS not distant when, the CONVECTION
OF a leaned President 81 one OF tie Colleges Of
Fenn'yl'dEa, vi. - .orc,d upon as, tral -, had
ten better for US that our school fuud had been
sunk m the Atlantic Ocean, than expended as il
has hitherto been
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-06
Carriages For Sale.

ONE Horse Bugsys with, and without top,
~ One Charlotte for sale low Tor CASH; apply
10 j. SIMPSON.
just received at the New CASH STORE. small
lot Of beautiful French style prints, yard vide, and
warranted last Colours at 81 Ia cts, per yard :
Also general assortment Of dark prints, fine Domes-
tics, &C. &C., all al less prices than can be iound IN
this city. For sale at SIMPSONS.
january 80 ls4l. S0tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-06
state Of Mississippi Soxuhee CITY

Probate's Court, Regular Tenn January oh, ls4l
NOTICE is hereby given to ali p rsous concern
~ ed III the Estate of james W. Iollcn MINOR
heir OF Craven W. ToIcn deceased, to be and APP
pear before the Judge Of probaie> OF sand County
on the frs Monday oil March next, at regular
term OF sand Court then TO be holden ana show
cause if any they have, why W. v Stewart Guar
dian lor SAID Minor, should not sell the following
lands belonging 10 said minor to wlt: The north
halt Of section nne, township fifteen, Of range nIne
leen easl and The east hall of the sollh east quar-
ter of section eight, OF township fifteen, oil lunge
nineteen, cast; Qes> - of the east part OF the same)
BENZ assigned as part dower To the widow Of the
said c. W Iollen deceased,
Witness the Hon. Madison 4. NcGehce Judge
of the Prohates Court OF SAID county
Issued the 9TH day OF January lSii.
Attest JOHN Is ROBER >, Clerk
Jan. lG, lsil-2S-6L PIT $40 30.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-06
list ofStrays February. IsiI.

20 TAKEN up by Nuiwm Mack
T-N Ia dark hqy horse SIX years old hl(cen
ElN-~6 VK hands hgh no marks nor brands
asAAzA.!k=Aaiks Appraised 10 Is dhsrs
Printers fec s! 90
Taken up by ,'ohn l., Ai.cua bay mare ii hands
hjrh no marks nor brands five years old
Appraised al % dnllats. Printer, fee 81 90.
Taken up by ltobcrl A, Smith small sorrel
horse about years old Ia hands high 5a2e face
whitsh spot on ~ne law
Taken up by Michael McCarly dark bay mare
poney five years old both hind feet wlute llhands
high.
Appraised to Thirty five dollars.
Printers Zee - co.
JOHN FLETCHALL, Ranger.
Feb %, lsil--3i-sw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-06
State of Mississippi Choctaw CITY

Caoctaic Circuit Court September Term 1910.
6. W. Bne,
vs. Attachment ior $50 81.
T.. J. Allen,
TTyHE attachment in lhiS case having been re-
l. turned into The office Of the Clerk ofthc circuit
Court SAID county duiy executed BY evyng the
same upon certain property Of he defendants no
lice IS hereby given that unless the said defendant
appears, puts special Bal plead, answer or demur
10 the SAD attachment on OF before tie first day Of
the next Term 81 the Circuit Court Of said county
To be- holden in The Town Of Greensboro ON The
fourth Monday Of March next, Judgment viii be
entered againsl BIN by default and tie property 50
attached sold 10 satisfy said debt and costs 9Th
December 1870 JOHN SNOW,
Clerk,
Feb. 10. Is4l-32-6t Prsf $40 so.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-06
State of Mississippi Choctaw CITY

ChoctaO Circuit Court September Term 1870
Abraham Barnett
vs. Attachment for $4,000
william Ogre,
TEyllE attachment IN tbs case having hecn re-
4 ,uned to the Office Of HE Clork Of he Circuit
Court OF said county duly executed by leyying The
same on certain property Of the defendants; notice
is hereby given thai unless The sand de lehdant APP
pear, give specs Bal, plead answer or demur to tie
said attachment on or before the first day Of The
next Term Of the Great Court 10 be holden N and
for said county at the Court House 10 the Town Of
Greensboro on the fourth Monday Of March next
Judgment viii be entered against him by default,
aud the property 50 attached sold to satisfy sad
debt and costs. lth December 1910,
JOHN SNOW, Clerk.
Feb IL, 1s40-32-6t Prst $40 80,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-06

Died:-ln koscusku, MI, on Tuesd4 .nOT.
nmg the lGh of February, OF TyPhus fever, Mr.
SAMuEL S. SMITH, Printer, in the 22nd year OF
his age. The deceased was a native VI Green.
vile, South Carolina.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-06
Louisville Female Academy.


fcsSsfA 1 male Academy having employed
s;.sksES Ma GoppEN and Lady to Tpcun'cud the
SsRs2E1k Institution and also Two Ladies as ass,.
tants, would give notice to The pubic that the schoun
will commence, under tho most Is voiabe auspces,0.
The LIST ofFeb. next For beauty Of location, Lvul
svlie is not surpassed by any village ~ MssiSsl,'p
Tor facilities OF intercourse, it is equal 10 al ne'
rlor town IN the State; aud from It's FIST settlements
10 the present time, il has probably been rs healthy
as any town in the L States. For the .st three
years Mr.. aud Mrs Golden have supe intended
lie Female Academy at Mcsop1tanlia ,A,a and that
School during Thai time, has been Us .atFo and as
popular as any similar school ~ Ala. Indeed, they
come VITA the most sat siaclory recommendations,
All the branches OF education iaHsh, ~ lhe best
Academies of the kind viii be taught 10 this
Board &c. can be had on The most reasonable terms
When The beauty 81 lhe place is consdered-its
heaihiuness-iis facilities Of communication, (the
Stage passing six times a week. and the we'll mer
tied reputation Of the Te1ches-lhe Trustees think
they have cool reason 10 anticipate very liberal
patronage iiom an enlightened Public.
For further particulars address A. golden,
Louisville, Winston county Miss.
Jan. 90, lsIl.
There is also well conducted Male Academy
under the direction ol the Rev James Martin IN
which oil The branches usually augnt IN institutions
Of the kind, are taught The character Of Mr. Mar
I'm as teacher and gentleman IS such as needs
10 commendston
Feb g, lsi1,--3l-im PrsiSs
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-06
Da. GIDEON .:EczcT=

LATE OF ELECTRA MONROE MI
"AS located himself permanently at Columbus
- Nj where be viii attend 10 all cases IN his pio-
fession. Mr.. l.. hatters himself that with close at
tenon to his business that he will merit share Of
public patronage. He can be found at all times at
his Office in Market Street, opposite the old Land
Office
There can be obtained at lis shop fresh ana
full supply OF Botanic MEDICINES.
Feb'y 20, ls4l. S.-E
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-06
Washington, Oct. -, 1910.
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