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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-14
STEW aRp.

Mn. 7. NJ. sPICER. There are also several
private boarding houses.
The Institution hns been re-organized. so far
as 10 establish m exclusively English school. and
TO place The studies preparatory 10 the Collegiate
course under the immediate direction of lie Pro.
fessors, respectively
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-14

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MISSES GOIsDON'S
EE.tE,EL .SE.HE.V.HR u.

u VIE next session Of this institution VIII reopen OH
q Monday the 2nd of September, III the basement so-
~ Of the Baptist Church.
Encouraged by the Ibis raj patronage they have already
received they pledge themselves 10 every exerllon
to render II worthy Of public Confidence.
Terms per session Of fpc months. payable in adran ce
lsl class for Brgnuers-Alph abetica Lessons. Spell
ling and Multiplication Table. $500
2nd cass-Spelllng Reading. Writing, Elements Of
Arithmetic, OF Geography and History, $1,000
3rd class photography, Reading. Wiring, Cram
mer, Geography with tie use o Maps and Globes IS
to,y Arithmetic and Conn ,,itian 5000
4th class--AIi the higher English branches usually
taught in the best Schools together with French, W
latin an extra charge.
Music the Piano, three lessons per week, $500
Use Of The instrument for practising 800
Drawing and Palpting 1000
Oriental fintiug. 500
Wax Work. 1000
Embroidery and Worsted Work. 600
They are now prepared accommodate Number of
young ladies' with hJard ever, attention shall be paid as
we'll IL The personal comfort and health 10 the mental
and mural improvement, of those entrusted 10 their care.
Terms fot board. dollars per month. Laundress,
one dollar per mouth.
Patrons are respectfully and earnestly solicited 10 see
tina, the pups enter school and join their classes at the
commencement OF the term.
No deduction can be made Tor absence from school, ex
cept in cases Of protracted Illness
AUG rs Is
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LETTER FROM GOVERNOR RIrNFR.

we suIloln an extract from letter to gan Lehman NJ
this place says the Beks and Schuy kill Journal or s,s
Saturday. from Joeeph kittet late CJvefhot ~ ,he
Commonwealth II was drawn out BY \ reput ioaus-
rIousy spread abroad by the Locos that vi, Rncf was
in favor Of Polk and Dallas.
Movrt Roes, Angus, s. 1874.
Your letter dated tho 22d dtnn was no. received I'M
Ill yesterday You have no doubt before this time ,ecn
my letter 10 Judge Reed on the same subject in regard
To which you have addressed me. | suppose BY this
time The question is asked you .'whslher il ia True
that am supporting POLK and Dallas z, In. /, wsu hi
seem that the lying mania has The complete ,ohtrv VI
Locooco orators and Of the Lococu press they tsnnus
1--we without lying. am crediby Informed, bUtwi,h.
Standing my uniform and uninterrupted opposition TO the
leading doctrines and principles Of The British 6coicp
pnriy and after my sentiments have been published and
republished o their rs,erssnd public Aefs seem
determined TO persist in The issehood (rs published ID
P'''sburg pape) that was sup ,orting Polk &c
Do not much wonder TINT editors csn be found among,s
the condncors Of the Locoiocd ia pea to pubSh nnv liz
ana TO attempt !, Tx the most foul stigma OH me dad or
he lsns since The practice Of padoning vc,ed H.
oeers has become. would SEEM an es,ablishsd r,e
WIN The present Governor Of this State provided ths
bbe'er Is his personal and political adherent But Thai
men eau be found who lay claim The character of oen
,lemen, who stand dp IN day light and declare Il 1
L'co'"co meeting that an supporting Polk and Dial.
las, Is very Incredible but then IL sees thu n Ia never
'heess lrue could 90 in favor Of Br,ish in,c,ees
ana against the protective TAR IT. and aouiil Daional eEf
rencV the distribution the proceeds Of the saea ~ tho
Pho'c 'anls among the States aud in IA vor oil The an
heAaion Ut Texas Tor any Considerations therefore ~
TOR Cen Markie first, and then 20 tot Clay and Frs
ipghuysen a#s aI'sT
am, dear sir, yours, SC, ,1a aaE
JOSEPH RlTNER;
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.y.ELSO.v L.7.y.D FOR Sale.

A SALE Of the Land heretofore advertised by TO
n be sold on the 27th inst having been effected
will offer it again the premises, 10 the highest bid
der, on Thursday, the 3rd day Of October next.
This land will be sold under a decree Of the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for the county OF
Nelson. in the Of Montgomery against Montgomery
and Others
There are two tracts. One contains about four hun
tract Of land oi which Joseph Montgomery, deceased.
late of the sand county Of Nelson. died possessed. One
fourth Of this is bottom an aud the Whole is val
uable The Improvements sufficient accoamo-
date a small family comfortably.
The other contains ABOUT two hundred acres, be
ing the part III from the upper end OF ,he
tract nv the allotment Of dover to the widow OF the
said Joseph Mont omeiV, dec"astd II is partly clear
ed but has no, been cultivated far many years. Il is.
however, valuable, and Is particularly well adapted t.
the Production If corn aud tobacco.
ii the day fixed npon Cor the sale should moi be fair
it will take place the first fair day thereafter.
The terms VIII be about fourth cash, The balance
un a credit of SIX, twelve, eighteen and twenty fou
months the purchaser giving bonds with good persona
security, and the title the land being held as add l.
tonal security.
JOS. F. MONTGOMERY Com'r.
Aug. % In
p. S-An application will he made to the court the
day before the sale. when viii be in session. To change
the time Of the credit payments to make them pa
able In one two and three wears; and II ondeutl,
expected ii will be successful. Il ii should hot be- tn,
land WILL OF course be offered the terms sci forth Ii
The advertisement.
Sept . I'm
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From The Carlisle Herald
RICH AND INTERESTING CORREsPON-
;, yours, &c,
JOSEPH RlTNER,


Inc following correspondence, which has beth H..
n'shsd us tor pubcaion win sufficiently expla lsssf
20 all VINO read IT, and doubtless infinitely amuse hem
Ncglve II without Comment.
FAIRFIELD, (O.) Aug. 10. 1874.
10 His Excellency Gov. RIrNEP- -
Honored Sr The Democratic Commit, :. * ,h,s
Town haye received information that Won, elf nd N:
Hon Ihomas y Burrowss intend to p . v,si, 70 I'M,
queen o' me west, SOME lime in ,is ,noo,h. and a
Wh si'ase 10 located on lair turnpike rad fum
" heeling 10 CINCINNATI N r, oues,ed ~ co,rs.,ord
ing secretary TO address leter of iny,,,,. =, ,o:
'o"o, l"u we tion lhom.s Ii. Ddrroyes shosld i, be
cohVeneh! 'or y'u on your route 10 address 4 mas
M AZ ;s sse On the 24,h inst Should YOU vs-
rad Vest at that time or AIRY subsequent Pc
t luz unoe' andng by some means thai both al yon
ase u''o your sentiments since 1870 tie true De-
'"vIa'i OF M. Buckeye State would think tbemsey
"so co-Iplimented and h,nored by seeing such dis.
=, ~ gentlemen. Should the iniurma ION ptovs
" '' correct, You will confer favor BY informing Ale III
lirse. ~ '''s ''' :"
, subscribe myself yours, with the warmest e6ihem
and an, very respectfully, YOUR ohedient SERVANT
NIB. HILL. p. M,
, -. ). MouSr Rock. August is, t1ii.
Lear or: Your favor Of the ION instap f. before
me, IN which You say tina. the Democratic f,nu;t,r.
Of your town mad received information to,, ,ls Hon
lh"nas a. Burrowes and myself int, NJ I'd 4, visi sshs
staeen Of the West some limo iii. u..mh Va. ..y
als, maj you are requested crrs on, secretary 10
ns,.e Us 10 address mass me,ng the54t inst. .,
changed our sentiments SINCE is4p. In what hllows
speak o.y or myself: should you deem i prOp.r 70
address Mr.. Barro~es. he win speak Tor hinsss ~
then to yen. that you lave beeo mas, rro..l, xo;.
as i regards myself The information You have = ~,
cd is altogether CIT .leoes. d. mol intend d, ~ 49,
an Mes. ms season--neher have cLsnsea nv
op,nloos snes $40, in regard 70 sss.',.. y:
~ Clay snd James T. Folk. fw W. KSss. 49,
Inc Poii!is.! sentiments v, rch " ~. ;Shh.a q
my b's heod dussg the Ssis;sss .r n rs...s II.
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NOTICE,
August Is

IN PURSUANCE OF decree Of the county cour
Z of Amherst. prom iuuced at the Nav Term of Is IA
in the suit of Christian. Sc. against Christian the
deIs!gned Commissioner for than purpose appointed, viii
PR coed to SELL on TIL TUESDAY, the 18Th of Sepiem-
Der next if far if not the first fair day thereafter the
residence of Wesley T.. Christian in the county OF Am
herst. the highest bidder. for ready money, The fol
lowing SLAVES mentioned in said decree TO wit
Two Negro Women, Dolly and Rhoda- the boy Ro-
bert ana the child D,'ly
JAMES +. SATTERWETTE,. Com'r.
\. B-Ihe sale VIII Jake place at II o'clock, NJ
precisely.
August % tbs
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MRS. lAESssEQUBs>'
ENGLISH AND FssENCtI ACADEMY.
r. u le Il q 4 .FG l. II les,
IYNCNRIRa,. W.

TTNHE tNrd Sesson u tins Inslilullnn will benin on
Il Monday, Sept. 2nd.
Terms unal,ered. viz: SIS II and 80 for English
and French; charge but for Ancient Languages
and Mathematics.
Mrs. ii. being sincerely DESTROYS Of making her nsi
tuition con,nualiy more worthy Of the kind patronage
with which the Inhabitants ct Lynchburg have honor
ed during the last sessn has secured the assistance
OF gentleman OF high moral aud scientific standing for
English Parsing Composition Ancient Languages, Sc
&c And she has asa succeeded in securing desirable
boarding, in The same Square with ber Academy, fI
Nose Young Ladies from The country that may he
trusted To her care with lie view ut giving her ,cLoe
"! lime and attention 10 her pppils.
- Aug. 26. IA
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COMNassEONEIs'> SALE.

\ conformity 10 decree OF the cir III, superior court
OF law and ehancery for the town of I.ynchburp, at
It's May term, lSll, IN the OF \ lien +. Caperton
and Harriet his wife. and other plaintiffs, against Eliza
+. Echos, widow and rect OF Joseph Erhos dec
and former execufiX of said Joseph Echols deed and
other detendanis the undersgned sergeant Of the copo
ration OF Lynrhbng and a commissioner appointed for
The purpose, will proceed to sell, at public auction.
on the premises. Friday the 9Th day o. Sep
TENDER, the valuable brick Tenement, in the
town Of Lynchhhrg. third street. adjoining the res
ilenre Of Capt Ammon Hancock, and nearly oppost -.
tina, of Mr.. John Gary. This is a commodons and
venient dwelling house, and will worthy tie attention
of purchasers And. on Saturday, the 2Sh OF Septem-
bdr he will proceed 10 sell, also the premises, a
Tract of Land situated on rohes creek. in The county
Of Campbell, immediately on The turnpike road from
Lynchburg To Chltons about miles from the former
place, and short distance from the latter. This tract
of Land contains about 70 acres, and is very valuable.
There is on 1t dwelling house. and the necessary out
houses, and ii s cultivated by Mr.. Edwin Mat
thews. whose land IL adjoins. Those in of good
tract OF Land in healthy and pleasant section of
try, will do well 10 attend the s,ile.
Terms-One. Two and three TEARS credit the purcha-
giving bonds with approved security and the tile
The property retained ultimate security Tor the pay
ment Of the purchase npney.
II. DUNNiNGEON. s. c. l..
ld Commissioner.
GJ- The Richmond Wing will publish, in country
paper til day Of sale and send It's Ia this office
July IS t27Sep
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YlNl&NtSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,

1, p.ssasd 'smi''eeky teeery Monday and 1h"r.day
,,ul be reeeiped for shorter time than SIR months
,apcr ,ciH be discontinued, (ercspt at the discretion
III. Ef;tors,) unta all arearoges ave paid.
- .aDYERIISE.NE.N'7'S inserted at SO cents per
for iess) for every inner form, insertion, and 81
III, ,.r square Cor isss) for ersy outer form insertion
.sfsvERY ADVERTISER =" required to note on has
ou eyip hosc long istes his advertisement inserted
- not so noted, se be inserted TIL its dis
e.ntrssa,ee be ordered.
i FOR YEARLY .4DpERTTSLNG the terms are fo'
chr prirsse Of squares $40 for one square, $50 o'
,us so.a,e inner form, ss5 Every yearly Advertiser
will be required his 3drertss to has pdtcu
Iar line Of business,
~. JOB PRL.NILNIi erecthed neatly and erpedaious
Nv and on re asona6ie terms.
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C0,syl,sSEONr,ts,S SALE.

VbY virtue Oft decree rendered at The last May term
ND OF the circuit superior court Of law and chancely
for the county Of Campbell in the suit Of Early and 9th
ers against Adams, The Undersigned commissioner there
in appointed will pro iced Friday, the 9Th day OF
September next front Of the Store House occupied by
Moon & Iardy, in the town OF Leessie. to sell by
way Of public Auction, Cor cash, the undivided interest
n, Ihrisianher l., Adams, being thirteenth part
thereof. in about FOURTEEN SLAVES and their III
crease. and a TRACT OF LAND, lying on Siaun'on
River in the county of Psylvania adjoining the lands
Of Sel han Smith and others, aud containing $40 Here's
about 60 of Which is River b.lt'n. Inc sa,e VIII ne
n,Io subject IL, the title of Mrs Paisey Adams. who
is in possession of the property and entitled eFeo dn-
t,ng her life. ,yNc,, Coo;,
B-The above sale will take place on rlhay, Inc
9th day of September next >.,,u ~,.
CHARLES II. LYNCH, toT =.
Avg 10 N-''e..
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.V'OTECE'.

WISH 10 sell the Tract of Land on which now re
side, situated in the county Of Piusylvana, inuedi-
a'eiy on the main road leading by Wards Bridge to
Iynchourg. containing 1000 .fC1AES; portion of
which open and in a fine stale If Improvement the bal
s"re well numbered, aud lies well with splendid TAN-
InN HOUSE, large and roomy, well arranged, built
expressly tor Tavern keeping, with good Stables. fine
nc n'sse and all other necessary cut houses aached
res'ns Wishing TO purchase such property will do well
10 come sn6 see, EDWARD LIN rUICUM
Angels On
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IT. NIsN 7.
Nessrs. Alex. Plumer VIM Campbell Sc &c.

A LOCOFOCO CORNERED-We learn from
the charlottesville Advocate, that AIR. Il. J. Randolnh
recently delivered political speech in Eatlysvile in AL
benae county lie here so lar forgot himself as 10 re
v,ve the old exploded calumny against Mr.. Clay nj
Bargain and Coruptlon," Which did its work IL r.. q
lection of General Jackson, but which, now 49,,
sane man would repeat When Mr. R...ndolph closed
his harsnsue, Wing present reo.,sted peroisson 4,
ask h'n question. ~ertain . sir says the Colonel
ana you MT ~'le lG,tero Mr.. Clay in 1877, stating
,ha' you I'D not believe the charge which YOU now
o''y aga'ns hm7" go TO Mr.. Clay, sir, exclaimed
e Coz. in furious rage "and il he c!ooses To pub
s.' private letter let him dc ii.' lie did not deny,
however, that he had written such letter
The Advocate says: at is fact which Col Ran
dolpb, we believe, has denied, thar he did write
letter 10 Mr.. Clay, in S27, in which he stated that
neither he nor his grandfather had any belief in the
charge which he is now active in reyiving How dare
he repeat change which he then declared u be alse2
tie may fret and rave but facts stubborn things"
snd we hope thai no Wing speaker will hesitate con-
ront bin With his own denial Of the charge Ill he ces-
ees 10 repeat it,
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MIR. CLAY ONDuELLING.

MIR. CLAY ONDCEILING.
The following answer Of Mr. Clay to u committee o
citizens ui Wesnoreland county, VIZ extract from the
Ptlsburg Esprit Of Liberty" Of last week
AsnLAHp, August 1914.
Gentlemen ~ duly received vour letter Of the 18Th
u'umo. on ihr subject ofduelng, and appreciate fully
The freddy. pous and patriotic motives which prompt
ed you To address 1t to me Pernicinus as unJoubeil,
the practice Is, hope you will excuse me when sa,
that there are other questions, in public affairs 81
much higher and more general importance. The vic
Tins or yoiares OF that practice bat few In number
and bear no comparison with the immense number Of sn
fercs from the rejection Of wise Of national
po'ey or the adoption Of those Of an opposite charac,
ter.
Ieypressed in strong terms Of condemnation, my o
pinon against duellng in letter which addressed /,
my constituents. in March 1914, which is IN be found
IN The published. collection Of my speeches. Again
within lew years past, gave evidence VI my strong
Interpretation Of ii, by voting in the Senate of the L.
nited Siaes for the bill for suppfessns ducng in thu
District oi Columbia.
With these proofs OF my seniiments, think, psntlc.
men, You ought TO be satisfied. But you ask me welll
er. If were challenged fight duel would reject.
the nvilali0n7 CONSIDERING my age which snow pa >,
" | feel that would expose myself ~ rdcuc il |
were 10 proclaim would or would moi fight duel
IL Is certainly one OF the mast unlikely events that eau
possibly be imagined, and cannot conceive cause Ia
which should bP provoked or tempted 10 the field Of
combat Bot rs cuhnol ioresoe all the contingencies
which may possibly arse In tile short remnant of my
lie. and Tor tho reason which have already stated Of
avoiding any exposure q, myself 10 ridcule cannot re-
coneiie IL 10 my sense u proprefy 10 make declaration
one way or the other.
ion have. gentlemen. deno some. but mol fun ls
ce IN respect 10 the affair # the amented Clllcy-
When first obtained any knowledge Of his difficulty
with Mr. Graves, did not think that there was The
smallest OCCASION for combat between them believed
IRON The INST that the matter would be am!eaplv nc
commodated: 10 that end all my exeT,iuns we, directed
d.ii 20, know that it was moi accommodated mill the
day when, and after 10 parties went out to G.ht On
that day was confined 10 my by Illness and il was
altogether accidental, that obtained information as 10
The place or The hour Of their meeting Contrary to the
impression which you entertain did advise the employ
meat oi the pce 10 arrest the parties aud prevent The
duel The cohstbles accordingly went out in search of
them. but like my self being Ignorant, Of The time and
place of their meeting, they mistook their route aud
failed in the accomplishment Of their object. Ii you
would read aenlivey the whole Of my correspondence
with Mr. Wise, TO which you have referred, you will
find that it suslans the preceding statement,
| am gentlemen,
With great respect,
Your friend ard obj serv't
H. CLAY
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TasuSTEE,S NOTEgE.

FENlIE creditors OF $ II Davis, ESD are hereby no
J. lied aud required TO report Their claims up,n the
Trust nd accompanied by the evidence of debt, to Mr.
Oh w. Christian, at my Office in Lynchburg, on OF
before the first day OF August next.
The deed OF Trust provides generally for all Mr.. Da
vis'S dehs and llablnles-only excluding su may
fail to report to the Trustees, after public notice. A
dividend will be declared and paid on the 10Th day Of
August next >. GARLAND Trustee.
July TIA
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NoTTOM'S Virginia aod North Carolina Alma
" nae for 1915, by the gross. dozen or single copy
for sale by PAYNE. GREGORY & Co.
Sept. 9 Is
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We have lett the Indiana magnify Tor lSli blank, be-
cause, although We are assured thai The Democratic ma
orliy OF The preceding election Is destroyed We do nul
know what is the precise Wing majority Of the present
(d) GuverGnrs vote At each election. CD Lieut. 10,
vernors majority. (c) Congressional mujor'les. 1913.
cd Election Tor Legislature (e) Governors majority
1912 % Governors majority enoh election. (g) Con.
grcssional election 1874 tiO Governors msjpriiy
lSil. ID Election tor Legislature. % Congressional
election. 1913 % Governors election, Si3. ~ Con
gressiona election. (p) Governor 1912.
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DISSOLUTION.

VUNllE firm ui Thomas .. AGREE & Co. was dissolved
u by mutual consent the LIST of May last All
persons, Mho indebted t the concern requested
make payment 10 Thomas .. AGREE y ssihlc.
And those To whom the indebted can pre-
sent their claims to him Tor settlement
THOMAS .. AGREE,
WILLIAM Is. MURRELL.
Aug. % Is
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IL q n * u ~ q .

MRS ELIZABETH YANCEy will accommodate
1V1 few Young Ladies with boarding, upon moderate
Her residence is pleasantly situated on the Iii.
in agreeable ahborhood, and at convefsni Dis.
lance from the seveta female schools. Apply to er OF
w. r. Yancey.
Aug l2 I'm
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FOR S.YLE,

A PLANTATION, near the Forest road, adjoining
n John Goode and w. II. Lowry, containing 2 D .
ACRES of which from 40 10 GO is in woods.
The improvements consist of good fencing and new
hewed log house, and other out-houses Terms one
half ca sh balance aud years, longer time on the
whole, purchase money bearing n'eres, from date.
VIM. Nj. BURWELL.
Liberty, Bedford, S@p2 is
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Aug s
DISAPPOINTMENT.

The above sale is sruned ill Tuesday. the 10Th
Gay oi September il iat day, it not the next alr
day following. VI. SNEAD,
Exor of William Thurman. deed.
Angus, 26 HOS
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KOENa,d'S Gelsnilie
NRaCAssAIs OIL.

HNHOSE who want The genuine article Of Rotdnds
.Nacasslr OIL for preserving and heaniiyng the
har can get By apply ing the Sign of the Big Pitch
q, d. w. MOORE,
Also.
A great variety of Perfumes, Oils, Cologne Sc Sc
d. w. Nj.
Sept2 is
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Land and slaves for sale.

10y virtue OF Il deed Of Trust bearing date the 9Th
bB day Of September. 1912. rAccnedhy Henry Bib &
wife 10 Charles Perraw. TerrIsha Graves aud Henry
e. Buherts, and s duly recorded in the Clerks Office
Of Nelson county. shall, On Friday. the 18Th day Of
September next sell upon the premises, lying ia Nelson
cnnnly ndinInnn Enhcrs mill tract Cnye CLeek one
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J'0issHbie Real Estate and SinreS ard
other PEI SOn0f property for SAFE
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