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OF COMPREHENSIVE.

THE Copsrlnershp heretofore existing between the
l. subscribers under tine Fl IN OF HOMES, HOMER s.
co. is by mutual consent this day. dissolved
The business Of the firm will be settled by either OF the
subscribers. HENRY HOMES,
GEORGE J. HOMER.
Boston July ], 1887 CHARLES W. HOMER.
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J. G. Birney declines beng the abolition can
didate for the Presidency at the coming election .
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BUSINESS REGISTER.

NEW YORK MARKET, Monday, July 10.
nominal S. So New Southern mheat hold
81 80 Northern quiet at So No quotations for
wool.
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rNHE Abohtonsls of Vermont called 10 meet in
i Convention ut Randolph Centre, Monday and
Tuesday the 10Th and lih days Of July commencing
o'clock A. NJ. Frederick Douglass, fugitive from
slavery, George BraGburn and J. A. Collins, Gcueial
Agent Of the Mass A. S. Society will be present and Ad
dress the Convention. BY Request.
Randolph June % 1S43
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NOTICE.
CtAME into tho enclosure Of the subscriber Saturday
" the "a of June, one black Said sup
posed be Is years old She had leather halter her
neck. Said formerly owned by the subscriber.
The is requested to prove property pay charges,
and take her away J. e. FARNUM.
WIliiaInsown, July 9th, l843, II
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SUMMER CASSIMERES, DC.
A Few Patterns rich Ganbroons, Fancy summer Cas-
"A smsIes and Vestings this day received by
June 8, ls43 J. w. HOWES'.
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NOTICE.

nR. F. W. ADAMS will deliver his Fourth Lecture a
~ the Masonic Hail. on Friday evening The 2ist UfJuy
Subjec-Dr6nition and Character of nhdelity
Montpelier, July 10.
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BUFFALO AUCTION AND COMMITS
SION STORE.
II. M. MA RTIN,

on Job5ia0 nd Commission Merchant Manufacturers drsnt
dHeu Wholesale de qier Foreign and Domestic Dry 0oods,
's MAIN STREET, BUFFALO, NY.
II M VI. respectfully soci's consigomnesnl' ct every
II. descrl '"1n oi Me 'o"'""'S' "'' WV
d NJ ho,, ivonces mat e, when required, and prompt
-eturns guananIe. d. ..,
EFERE. Noes.
Ms,srs MARVIN BENIN gil,
KEEME, PAWS g. G, ~ (nr
ST PRATT" Co, sunsIo'
WHITE WILLIAMS,
Err. JEwET1, Esq.,
Mcssrs FIELD, THOMPSON h Co,
F. S. & ID LATHROP, NJ Vail
STONE, SWAN a. Co, '
8. GROSVENOR Il Co,
COMING .RICHMOND& Co,
Hon. JOHN SPALDING
Messrs. STORRS Il LANGDONS,
JOSEPH w. HoWES, Montpslis. q
LYMAN & KING,
Z p. WALTON Il SONS
Buffalo, April, lS43 6is4m.
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F.wEYMoUTH, Register.

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court held al
District Of Randlph, Randolph, within ard for
raid Dsnct, July 7, A ls43-
A N instrument purportng be the last will and tesla.
n menl of Stephen Morgan, late of Randolph said
district deceased bong presented to the Court here by
Perly d. Blodse the executor therein named for pro
bIteIts ordered b. the Court that all persons
ed be notified to appear at the Registers Office East
Randolph, the 29 day of July Instant, aud show cause
if any they have against tie probate # said will by pub
fishing substance OF this order in The Vermont Watch.
man, printed at Montpelier, three weeks successfully,
soon may be-.
by Tho Court,
II ID F. WEYMOUTH Reo,ster
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Altes', LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.

STATE OF VERMONT, (At Probate Court held at
District OF Randolph. SIS. Randolph, within and for
said District on The 9TH day f July A ID is43-
EDMUND TlLSON, admins rator the estate of
L. SAMUEL TlLSON, late Of Brantree in said dis
tret deceased presents his administration for
Mhefeup"a rs ordered that the same he refer.
East Randolph, for examination and allowance, and that
all concerned be notified hereof by the publication Of this
order 10 the Vermont Watch and State journal, pn-
led sand Montpelier three weeks successfully,
may be, that ihev may appear said Time and place,
il thry cause, and object Hereto.
BY The Court
II ID + wEYMOITTp Reo;s,er
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STATE OF VERMONT, | AT a Probate Court, holden
Washington Disiiic, SIS. { OF Probate office 10 Mont.
lsl3-
instrument purportng 10 be the last will and iesta-
n mcn OF John Walon ate of Montpelier, in said Dis
deceased, being resented to the Cour: here by
Joseph w Howcs, the executor therein named for pro-
bacI ordered by said Court that all persons cnnctr-
ed therein be nOhen to appear session Of said Court,
To be holden the Probate Office in Montpelier IN the
Isl day of August 1913 aud shew cause, any they
have against the probate fsad will for which purpose
is urlhe ordered that copy Of the record Of this order
be published three weeks successfully, in the Vermont
Wachman and Journal printed at Montpelier aforesaid,
n may be.
true copy of record.
Attcs', LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
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District Of washington, IS a, Montpelier in 'i sad
district on The 18th day Of July, 49,
JOHN A. ATKINS, administrator on the estate Of
John Adams late OF Waterbury, in said district deceased,
makes application TO sad court TO extend hr time hereto
fore allowed him pay The debts due from said and
settle his administration account until future day
Whereupon orde ed by SAID Court that SAID application
be heard al .he Probate Office in Montpelier Is day
of August 83-and is further ordered that here
Of be given creditors of said estate and all others
concerned by publishing the substance Of said application
and orders thereon the Vermont Waterman and Journal
printed at Montpelier, at least two weeks successfully
fore the aforesaid appointed for the hearing Of said
application. BY The Court
Ia Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
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WASHINGTON COUNTY GRAMMAR
SCHOOL.
THE annual meeting of the OF this Institution
will be holden the Hail of the Academy Of Monpe-
Her Wednesday the 26h dav of July instant, at Two
O'Clock M for the eecon Of officers, and the ransac
uon oi other and important business.
punctua attendance Of all the members Of the board
is nesty solicited.
F. P. WALTON, Secretary.
Montpelier July A. 1913. Is
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A GENTS are hereby authorised 10 refund the
IA money in all cases where the patient is not re-
iieved by faithfully using.
DIR. C.4RTER'S Compound Pulmonary Balsan,, for
L. L. L LII. IL { H.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The following Resolutions were adopted

A communication was received from the Senate by
their Clerk, that they have passed bill entitled Gan
Act authorizing the exchange of cannon with the Nor
folk Light Artillery Blues"
Mr.. TASzEy offered Resolution, that the Commit.
of Courts ofJusiice, enquire into the expedency OF
providing by law against the validity of deeds OF trust
OF personal estate. -Negatived.
The following Resolutions were agreed to:
By Mr.. DAVIS, That the Committee of Privileges,
Sc have Authority to send for persons and papers in
relation 10 the charges against James g. West and
VIM. 1a,em, members of this House.
By Mr.. Bows of Preston, That the Committee Oh
Schools and Colleges, enquire into The exPedency OF
in Incorporating the Trustees of the Brandon Academy
ton.
By Mr. TAvESSER, That the resolution adopted by
this House the Goth of February, lSi3, requesting
the FIRST Auditor 10 furnish 10 this House statement
of the amount annually PAID for the last three years to
witnesses behalf Of the Commonwealth, De ana the
same is hereby rescnded
ByMr WILLIAMS, Thatthe Committee of Roads, &c,
enquire into the expedency of authorizing The Board
OF Public Works, whenever they deem exponent 10
appoint three persors two of whom agreeing snail cast
the States vote at the various joint STOCK internal I'M
proveme 1T companies in this State and that they be
further authorized to appoint an alternate proxy rcsd-
ing at or near the place of the annual meeting OF SAID
Companies which said alternate cay supply the place
of any orc of The sand proxies who may be absent.
Petitions were presented and referred, VIZ 1y MT
SMITH OF HARRISON, oil suncry citi2e,s VI coui
ly praying change in the times of holding the Circuit
Superior Courts of Law and Chancery Tor Inc counties
OF Marion and Monongalia BY Mr. CooTEs, OF sun
dry citizens of the county OF Rockingham, praying Tor
precinct election a, Mount Crawford, in said county
BY MIR. Byrd F., OF John Wrigh! and others CT
items OF Frederick praying the extension oil the uris-
diclion of single justices by air EDGisGTos, ME
mortal Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
praying further time to complete their Improvement
through the territory Of Virginia
The following engrossed bills were read third time
and passed:
Concerning The issuing CT wIss of alias or plurie,
eapas
corning the confession of judgments in the Clerk
office.
Amending the laws in relation to attachments agains
ASCENDING debtors.
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TAwIs IT. RAWLTNGs, Sfcrcfhry.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN KING GEORGE.

At meeting of portion of the Democratic e,!'nen'
Of King George county, The second day OF teo
ruury lsi3, al The Court House of said county, tor
the purpose of sending Delegates to n SI senond
dov of March next, Mr. Robert P. Marshall was call
ed to the Chair, and sir. WIN. DaTnaby was made Sc
cretary.
Dr. Robt. S Parsons hereupon, the following reso
lu,ions were adopted, unanimously:
lst. Resotred That warmly approve OF the ohjec'
of The Convention proposed to be held in Richmond
on The second of March, l5i3 by the Republican party
of vrgnn and that the following persons, VIZ ST
Leger l.. Garter, Addison HansfoTd, Daniel Coasiey
Robert s Parsons, Hesekiah Potts Jas Bruce, keT =,
]. Pollard. and Austin McClannahan, are hereby ap'
pointed to attend tile said Convention as our Repre-
sentatives.
end. Ptso,rsl, That the Chairman and Secretary be
added to the above list of Delegates 10 said Conven
ton.
Sid Rtsolred That the proceedings Of this meeting
be signed by he Chairman and Secretary, and sent 70
the Richmond Enquirer for publication
ROBT. P. MARSHALL, Chairman.
WIN D.RSABY, SECRETARY.
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re TNE EDlYoR OF rNE 40 uLRER.

hlfNoHDf ftu I., ICI.D
Dear Sir My attention was called to communi-
Gallon in the Enquirer Of last Saturday. the sigma
,ure OF VIM Moore, OF Jefferson county, referring
the extension OF the Jurisdiction of Magistrates all
cases of debt, wherein be refers TO Of the Dele
gates OF Berkeley in these words g" see Snodgrass
voted for the indefinite postponenent of the bill per-
haps he knows the will of majority of his constituents
better than Go. incline TO think two thirds Of his
constituents are in favor of the bill Go not know
from what source Mr.. Moore obtained his information,
respecting the wishes of ny constituents. | have
never heard the suhjec. discussed by The voters OF
Berkeley county, either before, since The last Spring
Election and, being always opposed 10 any sudten and
violent change in the laws Of State, thought il
my duty, without any information from them, upon q
subject OF SO much Importance, TO vote for the nde
finite postrcnement Of the bill. will further inform
Mr.. Moore, that am in way Immediately interested
in the contemplated change, nnt belonging to either Of
the professions referred 10 his communIcation and
will, whenever am convinced that majority Of the
voters of Berkeley county i'll favor OF change,
cheerlully give it my humble support
Yours, respectfully,
WM r. SYODGRASS
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We cannot see with the spec!accs I'VE beg his por-
don for he does them) of our respected con-
Temporary of the Compiler, that cur declining our
quota Of the Land fund ID tantamnunt 10 nnlliica-
ton of law of Congress" We hold there is PLAIN
distinction between the two cases When an act ol
Congress imposes duty it is one thing-when u Oh
fers douceur 10 the States, it is another We may
very well refuse what is intended TO be favor TO ouF
selves, if we do not like the principle or the terms ol
the overture, without nullfying the act, according TO
The usual definition OF the tcrm-or, without putting
Virginia "out of the Union"
But, however this may be, and the Compiler may
prefer the other strings TO its bow, we are happy 10 hear
our neighbor saying, "But if none of these schemes
can 20 down. we say give Us taxes-any thing TO save
the credit Of the State. And SO say we
And SO says, too, Correspondent of the Rockingham
Register tone of the first men in the county ~ e
do hope four dclegates will more regard the credit and
the glory Of our far famed old Common wsalth, Chan
make provision for the payment OF our State deot
Always heretofore, in the front rank OF whatever Is
honorable and generous in State policy, and must sue
now withdraw herself from this viable position, anu
thereby lose the urdoub,ed moral Influence she has I'm
pressed on her Sister States No, il must not be-
Rockingham must not "dodge," when this question,
comes up, come up it must. We are aware ina
prices low, and times hard and sincerely sympa
thise with those who feel it most but the true remedy
for these evils is reputation but retrenchment and
economy. We may easily reduce our expenditures
enough TO pay any additional taxes which may be oe
manded OF us TO sustain the credit Of the oiatr' VINO"
of itself, will be of the most etfectual means o
restoring better times for, when it is known ina
every man must fulfil his contracts and that the STATE
has made provision puncualIy and promptly, to mee
her liabilities, confidence, forbeasance and prosperity
will follow in the train Honesty, uprghtness' honor
Adopt the old Roman motto, "Let justice be DONE shou''
the Heavens fall"
And so too we are happy to see, is the spirit Of the
Leesburg Genius of Liberty, when it says in reply !,
our interrogatory "will the Genius Of Liberty ADM
that when the floating debt is paid off, $3.50 ooOO ant
the interest annually provided the taxes should rema'n
as sinking fund pledged pay off gradually the fund
ed debt: :"
"YEs-and we will join heart and hand with the I'm
quircr in any and every pied for sustaining the nno'
credit and we arc satisfied the people of this section
the State will unite with in repudalins Reputation
and all rcpudato's. But think this an unpropl'icn
time TO add 10 the taxes:these should, IN our opinion
Tor the present be extended far as is really necessary
for the public expenditures that must be met ana ~'
more times 10 provide for moneys not due ic
nanv years
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pudation of Governor Stewards by the Legsla-
live and Executive Departments of New York, has
put end TO so much OF our controversy with that
State originated in his refusal 10 surrender the
three fugitives from justice. The Jury law of New
York, is The only remaining obstacle to an amicabe ad
justmen of this controversy. and that WILL doubt,
be speedily removed by the Democracy of the New
York Assembly" We would respectfully advise,
therefore, Let us not repeal Inspection law yet bu,
supply the omission in it Oer the olive branch AGAIN
Show every disposition TO meet New York half way,
and let us feel and express cheering confidence IN
the magmanimty, the frmness the devotion OF The pre-
Executive and Legislative authorities of that great
State to the sacred behests of the Federal Constitution
In all these views we fully concur with the sugges-
tons Of Correspondent whose able article we are
sorry TO detain one moment from The hands OF our
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FOR TIE F-VR UTRER.
WILLIAM II. DENNIS ESQ, OF CHARLOTTE

WILLIAM II. DENNIS, ESQ, OF CHARLOTTE.
ny tEe proceedings OF the county oil Charlotte, it
will be seen, that Dir. Cardwell, the old competitor Of
this gentleman, nominated by the Wing party for The
Senate, subject TO District Convention, and William
l. scout Tor The House Of Delegates, in opposition to
The present worthy and intelligent delegate from that
county From Mr. SCOTS known opinions in reference
to stay Luo, there is little doubt but that question
WI assume prominent position in the county contest
iheie - much danger, that great injustice may be done
i'ir' Dehh's IN his absence, by committing public OPT
mon uehst nm IN consequence OF his vote against the
stay Law. That vote given under the positive
conviction, That it was carrying out the wishes of his
constituents The writer of this believes, that MIR.
Dennis has received not single petition signature
from the county in favor of Stay Law, and not one
single private letter, advising him 10 vote for it, before
the oeieat oil The b though the subject had laid the
liable oil The House weeks, awaiting the action of The
people IN the several counties of the State. There
nothns TO show the number OF people who composed
the Stay Law Meeting at january Charlotte Court, and
he was induced TO believe that the vote the propo-
sl,on was small on either side Of the question.
IL was rumored, that petitions circulated in
rous parts OF the county for signatures, but not nge
one mas been forwarded 10 him, or 10 the Legislature He
was compeledo conclude that the public opinion of his
county was against it, If he has failed to reflect the will
oil has county, The friends Of the Stay Law should no;
complain OF his course, il owing 10 their remssness
IN sending petitions, informing hIm of the wishes OF
the county Why were the petitions kept hack' Was
II because signatures could not be obtained? or were
they KEEP: back 10 prevent Mr. Dennis from kno,cing The
ctshes Of Tic people, and then raising elamor against
Kan, cjier he had roted9 Is it Whig trieh? or who
is at the bottom Of III Who has the petitions They
have never reached Richmond.
would advise The people Of Charlotte TO investigate
THIS and not condemn faithful Representative un
heard On the contrary, they should run him, one
ofthe strongest men, against Cardwel for the Senate
so as to unite strong ticket from Charlotte What say
The people TO Richard !. Gaines and Dennis, agains,
Card~ell and Scott: There never was more import
ant election and those two could combine great strength
and certainly succeed A DEMOCRAT.
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,....,,e, performed by the Register of the

a be hereafter peiio'
Land Office THE CUSTOMS
,.O,;op Of Mr. DAVIS OF hentucky' ,ne I'm ."ns
On mo. w., whole on the state OF the Union was
,riee Oh 'e ~ consideration of the bill TO so re-
dschais rt.nce ON or before the first day oil May
oete an1 n,heT of persons in the employment Q, Tue
-sN "e mort Of " York. and their annual pay
I Sia''s ,b1t their number shall not exceed three
'na iorty and the aggregate pay "i,o
of every description shall not exceed Tue
--fegate sum oil S'-o'f''
ia time and passed s.,,c,
,, nation 10 PRINT ten thousand extra copies o,
verse reports of the Comm''ee oil ways u"u
:, ans on the memorials le'"'"s " o
- M for consideration, :,
~, ~. Mississippi, with regard to the state oonas,
cseH ., % The remarks OF Mr.. Adams, delivered
%,R,NGER submitted few observations upon
!'.hoc, in rejolnder 10 an aliuson MADE 10 nm py
'~ ,ieman from Mississippi
M, C.vlN responded and, the morning hour hay
",oi..d. the House proceeded 10 the consideration
S or the relief of the inhabitants Of w. Florida,
@ " ,,,ncd injury or loss by the operations oil The
.-.,,.ran amy in 1914.
,.''TrlY addressed the House upon the subject.
-, ADAMS replied; and the question was taken
VA, Vending motion 10 lay it upon the table, but II
@ 1,eya-yeas -, nays a., and the bull was then
~ ..@on was made 10 reconsider the vote, when
,,irVY acain addressed the House i'll support OF
-. FIJI MORE inquired what was the vote on the
ct,on al the bill.
rl. SPEAKER replied Sc in the affirmative, and
,,E.a he negative.
-, FILLMORE moyed to lay the motion TO recon-
,5s, on tie table.
81, r., cIss,on was decided in the affirmative
ic5 lie House adjourned.
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No VINO MEETiyG.-The Wings OF Albemare had
been called upon to meet at February Court to select
DELEGATES for the county, but meeting was held, and
We understand leading member Of that party that
there will be no Wing candidates in the field this Spring,
as their prospect for election is not as good at least
no better, than last Spring when they were beat
en- by ~ majority - Charlottesville Jstersontan.
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REAL TRurn.-Col. Claiborne, of Mississippi, who
now fills Federal appointment, made without so-
citation being nominated recently for Congress by his
Democratic fellow citizens, declines in the following
terms
g" should unqrestionaby have been candidate but
for the Office now hold under the General Govern.
ment have no disposition 10 grasp at every thing,
and am content with my present station, and
at liberty TO do so, shall withdraw from it TO
sumo my former occupation, equal in dignity, influence
and responsibility 10 any other, the editoria charge Of
an INDEPENDENT Press"
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'ae powerful appeal Of r. is received, and will
On thursday. Repeal the Inspection law, IN
.,. Once las been discharged Never-hut, u. the
'' l-i US oiler the olive branch TO York mani.
49,, srobges, disposition to repeal our law, as soon
~ 'at! law las been repealed-supply the omission
' own law, and authorize our Governor To announce
'f ffpea Of our law, as soon as New York has re-
.,,G, hers The difficulty, in The way Of full and
relations with the Empire State, is reduced to
'E'e po;ht As our Correspondent b says "The re-
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Deaths.

Died the 9th instant, the University Of Virginia. in tho
her Many JACKSON CoswAy, daughter Of Mr.
Conway, that place TIE bud which has been thus early npt
FROST unfold with than usual loveliness
The qualities and endowments OF
child which endeaed her her parents and other
relatives the cf all knew bcr and the sbrewd
ness and business OF her remarks FIR above her years. will be
friends with pleasure long after the pungency
Of present g:ct has passed away.
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In the United for Eastern District Virginia.
February llth, s43
ION II. CLAYTON Of the county of Amelia having filed
petition, praying that be he declared Bankrupt: Is
Ordered That all persons claiming be creditors the said
John H. Clayton show TO the Court, The 18th day OF
March next why the said John H. Clayton be declared
The Congress that BEHALF ana
copy Of this order be published in the newspapers accord
ing TO the a2nd and 9th rules Of Court
Copy-Tesie,
II 9O-w5w
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GoocnLAsp CouSTY.-The Democratic Republicans
OF Goochland requested to meet at their next court
to appoint delegates to the Convention to be held IN
Richmond, on The I'd Of March next. MASY VOTERS.
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HoYT 4 CO.'S OFFICE,

Under the Exchange HOTEL Richmond, prsia;a.
DRAWING Alexandra Lottery, Glass d, drawn ll,h Feb
- ruay, lsi3: . - = ., >.
Half Ticket Nos 81 81 e. prize OF $780, sent ont by Hoyt
& 20 The other Lotteries be drawn this month parcn
ay ch Every body should have ticket 10 them II you
want prizes send to Hoyt & Co.
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