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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10
HrsiondtioM of Senator Clap.

1t is true, it appears, that Senator
CLAY resigns the seat in the Senate
which he has so long most honorably
and use fully filled, The following copy
of his letter of resignation to take effect
On the 3Ist instanD is copied from the
Philadelphia papers
WAsHINGToN, SENATE CHAMBER,
FEBRUARY l6, l842,
To The Honorable The General ASSEMBLY
ofKentucky:
When | last had the honor of an ap-
poiniment as one Of the United States
Senators from Kentucky, intimated, in
my letter of acceptance, the probability
of my not serving out the whole term OF
six years. ln onsequence Of there hav-
ing been two extra sessions Of Congress,
have already attended, since that APP
polniment, as many sessions as ordina-
rily happen during Senatorial term,
without estimating my services at the
present session.
have for several years desired 10 re-
tire into private life, but have been hi,h-
erto prevented from executing my wish
by considerations of public duty.
should have resigned my seat in the Sen
ate at the commencement OF the present
session but for several reasOns-one oI
which was, that the General Assembly
did not meet until nearly month after
Congress, during which time the State
would not have been fully represented,
or my successor would have had only
the uncertain title Of on Executive DIP.
pontment.
The time has now arrived when,
think, that, without any just reproach
| mny quit The public service, aud be-
stow some attention on my private affairs
which have suffered much by the occu
patlon Of the largest part Of my life in tho
public councils. 1.-THE Roman veteran
had title TO his discharge after thirty
years service, I, who have served mucf
longer period, may justly claim mine.
beg leave, therefore, to tender to tb'
General Assembly, and do now hereb,
tender, my resignation ofihe office whlel
| hold of Senator IN the Senate OF ih'
United States, from the Slate of Kentuc
ky, to take effect on the 3lst day q
March, l842; and request that th'
General Assembly will appoint my sue
cessor TO take his seat on that day.
have fixed that day to allow me an op
portuniiy Of assisting in the completion
of some measures which have been orig
mated by me.
/ embrace this occasion TO offer 10 III
General Assembly nv most profoun,
and grateful acknow wlcdgment for the M
merous and disine uished proofs by whicI
| have been honorcd Of it's warm attach
men, and generous confidence during
long series Of years.
have the honor n be, &c.
4 n CLAY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10
M q q u IA q EG,

In this town, ON Tuesday evening, lat inst by the
Rev. Mr.. Thayer, Capt. BENJAMIN BROWN to Miss
T. RoLiNE, dnughIer Of Mr.. Thomas q. SpoOnsr, all
OF this town.
On Wednesday evening, 2d Inst. by the Rev. Mr
RINE, daughter Of the late Mr.. solomon @. Weaver
Of this town.
On Tuesday morning last, by the Rev. Mr.. vin,on
Mr.. THOMAS a. BACIIEIDER, Of Boston, To Miss
CHARLOTTE NiALi daughter Of Mr.. Thomas w.
Brown, Of this town.
On Tuesday evening last by the Rev. Mr.. vinton Mr.
THOMAS SIEARMAN 10 Miss RUTH r., I'd daughter
oi Mr.. Moses Norman. all Of this town.
In New Bedford, on The Goth ult., Mr. GEORGE w.
NORTON to Miss ELIZABETH SLOCpM, Of this
town.
In New York, 81 inst, In ST. Georges Church, BY IN.
Rev. james w. Cooke, ALBERT II. COOKE, al the
firm of Burrough Cooke, oi ST. Iouis, Missouri, To
Miss PiiEBE, daughter OF Mr. Andrew Melville Of hi.
town.
In New York on the 9Th uli, BY the Rev. Jonathan
Hubbard, HENRY =. RILEY Of New York, To Miss
NARY II eldest daughter Of the late William LOWE,
Esq, oi this town.
In Rio de Jnnero on the liih Of December last by
lhe Rev. Thomas y. Champner, chaplain of the Eng-
, iish Church, JOHN GkEENWAf. Esq, Of Monte
v,dco, to CATiIARINE DE CARDIGAN HUNTER
daughter Of te Hon William Hunter, Envoy Exiraor
dinnry and Minister PlenipoIentiaiy OF the United
States at the Court Of Brazil The marriage was cele
bratel at the house of the U. 5. Legation, and bal
WAS given IN the evening, which fully attended b,
the Corps Diploma,ique, the Ministers pr Foreign AZ
lhirs Commodore Morris aud oihe. officers Of tho L. u
Navy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10

Court Of Probate .NsVport, March, 2, lefa
A PpLicATioN was made for an Admins
"A traitor to be appointed on the estate OF
George w. Allan, late OF Newport, Baker,
deceased,
II 10 ordered, that the same be received
ad the consideration thereof referred to a
Court of Probate,to be holden at the Probate
sfiicc in Newport, on the lst Monday in
April next, at 9 o'clock n. M, and that pre-.
vous notice be given by publishing u copy
Of this order. three several times 10 the
HeratdQ The Times, for all persons intereste )
to appear vi said time and place and be
heard.
A true eopY-wiincss:
u, II. iiowLASD, Pro. Cl'k.
Mar. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10
Just Received,
From NeW.York and Boston,

At The Cheap Store. No. l49, Thames street,
Opposite Il. j. Iayior's,
4 Lot Of new and splendid Laces, Collars
IN Cambria Trimmings, Linen Ildkls.
Check Cambrics, Lace Cambrics, Null Mus,
lins, Linens, Lawns, Cap Ribbons. &c, &c.
Also a new lot Of Muslin de LANES, AT &c
and % cts per yard; together with good
assortment of Prints, n Il of which will be sold
at prices that cannot fail Of giving satisfaction
NEW GOODS WILL BE RECEIVED OFTEN.
March 10, 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10

CoscrRr.-It will he seen by reference to
another column that the WAsHisoros TEMPE.
RANCE CuoIn, Of this town, will give Concert
of Sacred Music, on Tuesday evening next
March 18th, at the Second Baptist Church.
Tho object Of this Choir, as is probably known
by most Of our readers, is to aid the Washing
tonian Temperance Society, in their laudablc
and pbilanihropic efforts to ameliorats the con.
dtion ofa degraded portion Of the community,
and also TO improve and the more thoroughly
organize the Choirs of our respective Churches
The Washington Temperance Choir is com.
posed Of our best musicians, many Of whom
have had much experience in the art The
Concert will be under the direction of Mr.. N
d. GoULn, an excellent musician and compo.
ser, and we have no doubt that the performan,
ces will be very interesting, and that The audi
ence will be large. The object is noble one
and let every patriot and phianthrophist a.
mong us, procure ticket for the occasion.
See Programme, in another column,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10

The Senate were in Executive Ses-
sion last Friday. The nomination OF
Mr.. Cogswell rs Secretary Of Legation
to Madrid, sent in the day previous by
the President, was confirmed. The
nomination Of Mr.. A. Randall as Judge
of the y. s. District Court of Philadel-
phia, also sent in the day previous. was
referred to the Committee on the Ju-
dietary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10
BRIGHTON MARKET-MoSnAY, March z.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser 4 Patriot

A. market 2s5 Beet Cattle, 600 Sheep and 500 Swine
10 Beef Cattle unsold.
PaicEs-Bsef Cstiis-.Las, weeks prices were not
sustained, aud we reduce our quotations. few choice
Cattle 80 first quality IS 50i second quality "A as az
ls5; third quality s3 IS 0D 4 So
sheep-"Dull" Que i". Of weaihers at 81 rs, 2 so
aud ,3-a lot al "A, so aud s5
swne-A selected lot ~ and Sc, and lot at 81 IA
44e.-At retail from Al To 60.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10
AUCTIONS.

On Monday nert, March i4ih. at i0
o'clock, "A. NJ miH be soid al Public
AUCTION, (J fair. mol The neri fair
day. al tie Farm occupied by .Joh~
T. Iiiiey, IN Portsmouth,, 0bom 4 i-2
miles from .Ne'rport.
I Canadian white Poney, quantity Of Hays
Corn and Potatoes. Farming Utensils.
snch as Ploughs, Harrows, &c. &C., also.
Diary Utensils. and some Furniture; condi.
tions at time and place Of sale.
JNO. II. COGGESiIALL, .9tictr.
Portsmouth, 9th March, 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10
Town Meetings.

Tho Town Clerks nre reminded Of
The necessity Of issuing their Warrants
in due season, for caIl;S,s+sp Town
Meetings, under the Reso, Zion OF the
Convention Of Feb. 10, l842.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10
Rev, MIR. Brooks Sermon
ONTEMPERANCE.

FOR SALE at this office at the
Bookstores Of James Hammond and
WIN. A. Barber--and at the stores of
Michael Freeborn, and John J. Stacy.
Price $40 per l00-l2 l-2 cents sin
gle. Mar. 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10
Auction Of Stock II farming Utensils,
s &:Q'k &!:::!'!k! E::'

TN Saturday March l9M. al 10 O'Clock
a, III 'ciH be sold al Public .Aact.on.
OJsw, moi, The first fair day after.
Sunday excepted, Jnot previously soia
At pirate safe, al Rocky Farm on
BrntOn's .Nck,
yoke of Oxen,
3 Cows,
two year old Heifers,
fearlng do.
2lwo year old Bulls,
2 Horses.
Colts,
Sows and Pigs,
z Shoates,
a quantity q. hay-1 OK wsggon--I butch.
er's wargon-l horse wsggon-l pack wsg-
-ploughs-.yokcs-- --hsrrows-. Far,ping
Utensils, &c. Conditions nj sale.
GOODSpEED, .4uet'r.
March J.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10

SUPREME JUDICIAL CoURT.---This
Court commenced its session in this
town, on Tuesday morning last. There
is no business Of public nature, on
the docket
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10
PORT Of NE WP0RT.
ARRIVED.
FRIDAY, March, ith.

FRIDAY, March, 18th.
Sch'rs indie ependece, Stewart, fin Fall River for New
York Sarah Ripley, Horton, Boston Tor Virginia In
dex, Buker. Weneet tor Egg iiarbUr Adeline, Sater-
ly, Providence inr New York Ann Donman. Trim,
Camdon for do Albaiross, Bel,on, Madison, (Ct. Tor
Nantucket.
sloop Thomas w. Thornc, Case, I'm New York foI
Prov idenee.
SATURDAY, March 5th.
sch'r Bride, Rich SO hours from Norfolk for Boston
sloop Jancs L. Long, Hawkins, ta, Providence Tor
New York.
SUNDAY, Maroh 9th.
Sch'r Sarah Ann, from Alexandria for Boston Geo.
Washington, Clifford, Providence Tor Philadelphia
MONDAY, March 7th.
schr Iioratio Ames, Phillips, from Taunton for New
York.
TUESDAY, March 9Th.
Brig orray Ta Alhers, from Providence for Charles.
schrs Patriot Princa, from Norfolk for Providence
BRIDE, Blunt. Richmond for Fair Ryeri syrene, James,
n. London for Fort Adams.
sloop Hudson, Winslow, New Bedprd Tor Proyi-
depce.
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For Sale,

For sale,
AA A lot Of land containing two
s1A acres, with a new house thereon,
l!!!!M and windmill, situated on the
A&A road, half way between Wake.
field and Point Judith Pier. Al in first rate
order, and well situated for custom. For
terms, apply to WIN. CHAMPLlN,
Souh kingsiopn, Point Judith.
South Kngstown, Mar, 9, lS42.-3w'
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March, 1912.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10

DEATH OF MoDoSALD CLARRE.-Tbe New
York papers of the Sth inst, announce tho
death of the eccentric poet whose name stands
at the head Of this article. lis has been de-
ranged for some time, and for the last faw
weeks was an inmate Of the Bellevue Insane
Hospital, where he died. A few hours previ-
ous to his death, he became sensible and re-
cognized his friends, who were around him in
tho last trying hour. The poet was buried
from Grace Church, and his remains deposited
in the Greenwood Cemetery an immense
course of people followed poor Clarke to his
last resting place. Ifthe generous emotions OF
"a kind heart, and the noble impulses Of a
'ohoie soul, will avail any thing beyond the
grave, then, indeed, has Clarke passed from a
dreary world to the blssful mansions Of sun
ny paradise.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10

Jouy J. CSirrrSDrs has bocn elected b,
,ho Legislature Of ken'ncky, to supply the VA.
cancy in the Senate of the United sinics, oe
,asion.d by III. resignation cf Nr Ci,v
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10
C 0 N C ( R T..
c o N c ( R 7.
TIE
Wg 4 SGHE1 @T0S3
TIE EMPERANCE CHOIR,
viii give Concert Of
SACRED MWEIWs
Under the direction Of Mr.. NJ ID. Gouis,
on TUESDAY EVENING, March Is,
AT THE I'D BAPTIST CHURCH.

u & o q & a MI M leo
PART +.
VoLusTARY ON rHE ORGAN.
LoRD's Prayer, Anthem, - DEsNAs.
Hosannah Response, GouLD.
o Thou whose power, Select, WHIrAKER.
To Jesus the crown ofmy hope, Select, QoULp.
waited patiently for the Lord, Anthem,
CnAPPEL.
Church's Welcome, Duet {, Chorus, ., SBAw.
With Angels aud Archungels, Chorus, -----
Where shall the child of sorrow find, Select,
GOULD.
Praise the Lord o my soul .Anthem, CHAPEL.
The world their laneied pearl, &c, Select,
GOULD.
There is a Stream, Dsen & Chorus, -
Sing unto God, .4athem, -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10

Newport Lyccuun.

There will be a meeting Of the Lycenm on
Tuesday Evening. Question for debate-Will
an extension of territory strengthen the Ma.
uonai Government March 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10
For Sale on 10 Let,

And immediate possession giren,
AaxsA The Finn Cottage. situated in
:T.H3 Prospect Hill street. The premi.
!H;S& ses, with garden and out build.
.&442 ings. combine oil the advantage
requisite 10 crafty the man of taste and bu-
siness. Also for sale, one share in the Cod.
dington ManufactpFy. For terms apply to
the subscriber, agent for Mrs. Finn.
JOSIAH &. SHAW.
March 10Th, 1912.
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Guardians Notice.

'INiIE subscriber gives public notice, that
ne has been appointed by Tue IIu.,
Court of Probate. Of the town of Portsmouth,.
Guardian Of DiHiom H. clifford. tby him
specially chosen TO net in said cnPaciiy,ior the
reason that he. the said William, has, by long
and severe III health, become incapable ~
managing his pecuniary concernsl AVID hav-
ing given bond according to law, hereby calis
upon oil persons having demunds against said
william II. Clifford, TO exhibit the same with
in six months from The date hereof and those
indcbted 10 mako immediate payment.
JOHN II. COGGESHALL. Guardian.
Portsmouth, Feb. IA, lS42.-6w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10

The Saturday Evening Post, publish
ed in Philadelphia, after giving a histo-
tory Of the proceedings of the people Of
this State, in their efforts to form writ
ten constitution, says:
"Here are two constitutions in the
field. One framed by an unauthorised d
body, but said to have been adopted by
a majority Of freeholdcrs as well as Of
ri'izens--tho other, framed by legally
constituted convention, which has yet to
be submitted to the people. The former
can only prevail ou the principle OF revo-
luton the latter by the peaceable aud
usual method of reforming a govern
ment"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10
10 Let.

TO Let,
%,zxA A splendid room, &c by 25-l0
f:sssN4 feet between joints, at :he CORNER
NH;AM of Markc: square. The room is
.2 well calculated for a society or
lecture room. Also, southeast room in I'd
story, well calculated for an Office. For
further particulars enquire Of
March 10. WIN. s. VOSE.
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MEMORANDA.

Arr At Havana. gath ult, barque Merchant, Boss IL
days from this port.
Arr ut Wilmington, n. G. 2ith ult., schr Hannah
Tny lor, hence, l6 DAYS.
Arr ut Savannah 23J ult, schr Only Daughter, Weed
en-, 10 days from New Orleans, with loss of deck load
OF Molasses, jib boom, sails &c IN gale OH The 10Th
Arr at Boston, I'd inst. brig Henry, Burt, from New
bern, NC.
Sid lin Savannah, 2slh, schr FRANKLIN Greene, Smith
Havana.
Al Mobile, 9Th ult., brig Confidence, Bailey, from
Boston.
At New Orleans, cath ult., schr ESpor, Gardner, I'm
httasspas.
Arr ai New Oronns, Esd uIt ship Huntsville, Mum,
ford, Tor New York.
At Havana, 18Th ult brig Echo Messer, to commences
ldg next day, for Wilmington.
A. Matnnzns, 18th ult., brig OctRvla, Brightman
hence, Just arrived
Advertised AZ savannah LIST inst, brig Poland, Gard
ner, for Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10

VOLUNTARY on THE ORGAN.
Sons aud daughters Of the Pilgrims, Select, -
For Grace aud Salvation, a Round, -
We sing His Love, Select, DIxos.
The Fig Tree, Duet, BEAuMoST.
o Praise the Lord, .8stkem, HAyDEN.
In Gabriel's Hand, Duets. Chorvs. BEAUMosr
We bless the dear incarnate Son, Select, Dixos
Lift up your heads, &c. a CaHoa, IloRsLEY
Daughter of Zion, Seieet, -
The Concert will commence ut oelock
precisely, Tickets 25 cents, children halt
price, may be obtained at w. GALATIANS
Book Store, aud at the door. March 10.
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Letters,

REMAIsISo IN THE POST eTrIcE, SrwnoRT
n l., MARCH LIST, 1912.
0J- .7docrt,sed letters ara placed in a separate
boz. Persons plying for them piH please call
for "ADyERTIsED LETTERS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10

Johnston Miss Marg'ri
Lynch John
Mercer Frederick Il
Peckha William
Palmer Mrs Sarah
Peirce Elizabeth
RidsrWarrcn
Root James w
Reed Charlotte
Sample Robert
Stewart Sumner
Stephens John
Washburn Siias d
MIppLETows
Lake Benjamin
Peckham Mrs Sophia
JAM EsTowN.
Grinnel Joshua
IRIsH,
Britt James
Co rcoran Peter
Feeny John
Glcenon William
:R ROBBINS Z. NJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10

Albro Miss Alice |
Bond Miss Mary A. |
Card Joseph |
Gard Joseph Il. |
Cornell q Gorge ]
Constock George
Cunnin CHAM WA.
Camel Mrs 'rhos.
Chase Belsey
Chase Miss EliZ'bth Il
Clark Mrs Octdvia l.
Cogssshall Miss MaryP
Dcwick Oliver
Dewick Joseph
Dawley Mrs Lucy
FitE Asa
| IGoodhue Mrs X
Hamilton WIN
ilalnnlelt James
ilerenden Richard
tIouson WIN
Hazard Mrs Sarah q
Horn Miss Louisa &
ms 3wl ASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
n. Y. MONEY MARKEr-.March 90.


Private letters from Liverpool, by the steamer
OF the 18th, give gloomy picture Of the trade with
the United States. American securities stand below
any previous rate. n. Y State stock which stands
hishes, on the list is only S. very numerous
petition OF the American Chamber OF Commerce for
the Port OF Liverpool trading with the United
States, has been sent to the House Of Commons.
they Get forth ihot experience has shown tina, the
United States takes as much and more of British
manufactures, then they poy in produce, and that
unless The Government; make some favotab bic alter
alton IN the corn laws as to enable The Americans
10 introduce Wheat and Flour, they cannot buy so
largely OF English Goods. That the manufacturers
OF America have greatly increased. That Congress
IS on the eve of altering The tariff. That unless
fixed, instead of sliding duty is imposed on Flour
imported from the U. States, the trade must de.
cline. 1t is evidtn, that the manufacturers there
are alive to the trade OF this country and every eff
fort is making TO impress upon Government the
necessity of adopting such ,ariTas will secure the
trade TO Brtan.
The news has had no influence on our markets,
unless it is 10 make things duller Stocks il will
be seen continue to go DOWN. Express
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The Loan Bill WAS discussed in Committee until
o'clock, and then the amendments OF Mr. Wise
and various Others were rejected.
In the Senate, Mr Rives amendment to MIR
Clay's resolutions, was rejected, by the following
vote:
IEAS-Messrs Allen, Archer. B,gby, Benton,
Calhoun. Fulton, King, Linn, McRober,s, Prestor'
Rives, Sewer, Smith, of Conn, Sturgeon, Tapn,n'
Walker, Wilcox, Williams, Woodbury., Wright,
Young-2l
NAYS-Messrs Birrow, Bates, Berrien. Choatc,
Clny, Clayton, Evans, Graham, Huntington, Kerr
Mnnsum, Mcrick, Miller, Morehc d, Phelps, Por.
Ter, Pren;iss, Simmons. Smith, of Ind, Tailmadge
White, Wondridce-22.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

hAEE dcnoyeiio Richmond for the purpose OF giving
a. ~ onFiicd attention - the practice Of IN the
Court e Appeals the the n.rior tan,,s
~ -" TnI thaneery held In Eiehrnonj, and In the
an ensiontto make r,c Of my late reaicnec In King
snd Queen called MANruA ccnaiing abe at sTO OF
Ah LAM nnd ION 81 70 30 acres OF Low Grounds
improvements are Inferior In the county aud
nc sue ohtle most desirable. will also cell with Man
,ua OF tp.It nom D., the place called EGLlNGTON, con
ainng au,lone hun eI acres Of Land heavily wooded
sne iuu utiieY On the River. Also Farm of three
and thriY acres, Maniua, heiug tho upper
paIt ., Neopoe: Of thus furm portion Is 6ne virgin snj
tnd another Port ON fine mca low
VIII sell these lini all to- ether or aop,rntcv IN st
give long creditor half Of he pur.
US . ,nay' II do not sell previously, shah soil Man
A. s , 90 The 2d Monhy In April next, at King aud
me prshasor Viii be required nay or lien on the
ANU anu sve bonds, payable one aud two years with
Immediately ~ ~ mn yT, sssen
perry In Richmond " Nf''''N PiV'
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