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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22
THE RACE.-FAsHroN BEATEN.

From the Nep York Morning News, May IA.
No course in this country has ever wit
messed spectacle comparable to that of
yesterday. The number of persons pres.
ent baffl all computation. Al agreed
that there were full twice the number that
attended the great match between Fashion
and Boston. The number might be cal
led any thing; no one thought Of estima-
ling It by any lower figure than hundred
thousand As at the race between Fash.
ion and Boston the crowd burst into he
enclosed space, creating an extreme diff
Guilty in keeping a sufficient width OF the
track clear for the horses; and this was
effected only by dint Of an hour spent in
persuadng and forcing them back, by any
number ofofficers and five or six men on
horseback, including CAPTAIN RyndeTs,
Country McClunsky, Bill Ford, and few
Others. II was not I'll half past two The
horses could be got off great many
ladies were present, and some Of the love.
hest of the beauty and fashion of The city
graced the ladies' stand
The track was very heavy from the
depth of the dry sandy dust, and the al
mosphere upon it quite sitting. This
circumstance, together with he close pres
sure Of the crowd upon the narrow space
LEFT 10 the horses, fully explains the lnle.
nor time made on this occasion to that
Of Fashions last great race.
Peytona's rider, Barney. wore a blue
Jacket; Fashions idrr, Joseph Laird, son
Of her owner, a purple one; both wearing
white pantaloons.
The two rises seemed in perfec, con-
dltlon. Peytona is light soyrel mare:
Fashion bright cheSnut. The superior
size end power OF the former cou not
lall TO strike every eve, and TO afford a
significant portenl of the result. Fash
IONS heIgh, IS Isl hands; Peytona's 10
and three inches. The former IS the most
compl, tey beautiful, delicate, slender
little creature We have ever seen; the latter
combines with her great size and strength
admirable proportions also Of beauty and
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22
DIR. LARDNnR,s LECTURES.

We have received from the publishers, Messrs.
Greedy & McElrsth, of New York, parts 1 and .
Of DR.. LsrdneIs Popular Lectures on Science and
Art. delivered in the principal cities and towns of
the United States. We have not been enabled to
bestow a careful examination upon these lectures,
but have been highly pleased at the glance which
we have given them, and have no doubt they will
prove a valuable acquisition to the Library of every
one who may be in search of useful and subsian-
tal knowledge. These Lectures are marked by
great simplicity of language. perspcuity of rea-
sonng, and felicity of illustration" We shall
lake occasion to make some extracts from these
Lectures that our readers may judge for them
selves. In the mean time we shall be pleased to
show this werk to any one who may desire to see
il, and also hope number of subscribers may be
obtained for it in our community. But We will let
the en,erprising publishers speak for themselves
They say
The publishers feel that ir the volume
now proposed they will present 10 the
American public most agreeable offering
aud an interesting and useful miscellany
of general Information, which will also
effard that large class Of persons who
kave attended the Lectures, an agreeab Bile
means of revlvIng the impressions from
which they have already derived SO much
profit and pleasure.
The subjects which viii be included
will embrace variety Of topics in the
Astronomical and Physical Sciences, and
in their application to the arts Of HE.
The work will appear in numbeis, or
parts, wall be we'll printed on good type,
and coplously illustrated with engravlngs.
1t will be completed IL not less than ten
nor more than fourteen numbers, and will
constitute two large and elegrn, octave
volumes. The price will be twenty-five
CENTS for each number.
Any person wishing to procure this
valuable work may apply to our agents, or
to any of the Booksellers or Country
merchants IN any part of the United STATES.
Pos,mssters renting one dollar will be
entitled to five numbers. Orders are res
pectfully solicited.
GREELY g. McELRATH,
Tribune Buildings.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22
For the Gazette.
THE MARTINsBURG ACADEMY.

The Trustees @, the Academy are hap
Ply to announce TO the parents and guar
dams oil our community that they have
supplied the vacancy occasloned by the
resignation Of Mr.. Bonsall. the late teach
er, bv the appointment of Archibald Ca
ry, Esq, who has, at the unanimous re-
quest OF the Board, undertaken the man
agement Of the Institution. The nupds
are Informed hat the school will be oprn
ed on Monday. the 81 day Of June next
uoder the control Of the new teacher,
and they hope under new and favorable
auspices, for It's prosperity and use'ulns IS.
The Trust es need not say that full
enquiries aud thorough examination
have been made INTO The qualifications of
Mr.. Carey for the responsible duties of
this stailon-sud Toll assn ance eff1rded
them of h S perfect fitness Tor them, as a
ripe scholar, and a gentleman Of unex
crptionable character II may suffice IA
this notice, 10 state that h. CIRCULATED as
Master OF Arts, IN the University Of ylr.
ginia, under lis abirst proiessO S; and r.
/ inquishes the practice OF the law To 10
Gertake the post Of teacher 10 the Mar
tinsburg Academy. They d. not hes,
tate, therefore, to recommend hum TO all
those of their lellow-cltrz~ns who put b
proper estlmate upon the invaluable i'm
portance OF good academicaI e iucatlol =.
The uudersgnrd, as Trustees Of this
we'll known school, have so often mair
urgent appeals for us support aud bett r
patronage, that they feel reluctant to s y
munity the deep importance OF ayaillne
themselves Of the only classical school in
the county. The results of the last cen.
sus showing that Virginia is one Of the
VERY LOWEST States, on the scale Of edu.
cation, has already awakened the public
mind, and excited comments from all
quarters which are calculated to call a
blush upon the cheek OF every mah who
prides himself as a native Of the Oh Do
minion. They hope, and trust, that thoss
OF their fellow. citizens who have children
to educate, will lend their aid, by patron.
lzing good schools, to wipe out this burn
ing reproach upon our old Commonwealth.
To those at distance they beg leave to
state that this village is remarkable for its
saubrtv-and the cheapness and abun-
dance Of the means of living, boarding
being cheaper than in most of the neigh.
boring towns.
The terms of Tuition are
For scholars learning the Latin
and Grerk languages, and the
higher branches of Mathematics $500
For the English branches a.
lone $1,000
ln tuition in the modern languages
French, Spanish, and Italian, (Which Mr..
Cary will teach it class can be raised, }
seperate, but moderate charge will be
made.
In consequence Of the loss of the
month of May there will be no vacation
in the month of July.
PHIL. C. PENDLETON, Pres'I.
JOHN STROTHER,
d. H. CONRAD,
JAMES CHISHOLM,
RICHARD McSHERRY,
Trustees.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22
THE UNITED STATES JOURNAL.

We have received the first number OF this "new
light OF Democracy, and must say it is not to be-
"sneezed at" 1t is published ia Washington CT
~ by JESSE f. Dow e. Co, and is to be the advo
cate par excellence ofthe "Youag Democracy -
This Journal is the successor of the Msdisonian,
but does not profess ito toaIk ia The footsteps Of
its iHEstrtons prsdeeessor." That would be i'm.
possible, as neither Mr.. Dow or MIR Fisk, though
both of item know how to handle the pen, could
ever expect to become like John Jones, the Tim
othy and clover" editor No, they will not be al.
lowed even to look into the Timothy and clover"
pastures of the reignng dynssty-they ace reserv.
ed for the ramblss and Injuries of Father Richie
Now we shall have 1.-THE Young Democracy"
against Hankerdom-and Fisk against Rttehie--
the UniteG States against the Union. Mr.. Richie
knows Thsophilus and the power of his blows-the
Enquirer has felt them, and the Union must feel
them before "next frost.' Judging from the past
history and career OF both Dow and Fisk. the
Young Democracy will be set ahoat upon pretty
strong tide ere long. Any one who wants to see
"o3s'" democracy well served up, can have their
tastes grs'ifsd by taking the Journal.
Aside from politics, the Journal promises to be
an interesting paper. Welearn from the number
before us that Mrs. Ann S. Stephens and Richard
A. Locke. ESQ, both promise to be regular con.
tribolors to its literary department
The Journal is published daily at $l0-Semi.
weekly at IS, and weekly at 81, per Annum--pay.
able 10 all cases in advance.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22
HON. II. Z. ELLSWORTH.

We learn from the Wayne Cousty Record, pab-
lished at CenuevilIe. Indiana. tina, the Hon. HEs-
RI L. ELLSWORTH. the late distinguished Com
missioner Of Patents, centemplates moving to his
farm near Lafayette, 10 that State. Indiana may
well be proud Of such az accession TO her popuis-
ton. He was excellent officer, discharging at
all times his duties honestly and faithfully. His
lossfrom the Patent office. is National loss, for
besides the faithful discharge Of his ardoous duties,
be so economised his time as TO present annually
TO the country "a most valuable fund of knowledge
embracing every department Of business ia our
country" We hope, however, his talents and ser
vices may sot be altogether withdrawn from the
country, and that be may find much leisure in the
quietade of his rural retreat, Tor indulgence in
his Scientific researches, and that he may give the
benefit Of them to bis country.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22
Acou1rrAL OF DIR. SNYDER.

DR.. SAMUEL c. SNYDER, formerly of Charles
town, Jefferson County, who murdered Mr. Gin
BON the Editor ofthe Smithland (Ky.) Bee, some
months ago, has been tried and acquitted. Per-
haps the annals Of crime do not contain more de-
berale and black-hearted murder than that COM
m,ted by Snyder. Gibbon is represented to have
been a mild and amiable man, and this fend shot
him down in the public streets while walking along
with his little daughter By the hand, He removed
his trial from Smithland 20 CIittenden County,
which is strong Loco Foco County, and we very
much fear tina. political prejudice aRd prostitution
murderer loose again upon society. A CORE spon.
dent of the Louisville Courier, at Smithland, KY,
under date of May 9th, states:-
That the trial Of Snyder for the muir
der ROT Mr.. Gbbon. the editor OF the Smith
land Bee, last summer, resulted in the ac-
qurttal OF Snyder. The correspondent
dtnounces the verdict Of the jury as a
Wholesale Perjury" Eleven Of the
jurors, he says, we're the political friends
(Locolocos) Of Snyder, and the Other, a
Wing, was personal friend. The jury
he states, "were out about an hour aud a
half, but they have since said tina, they
agreed upon their verdict in two minutes. I"
He alleges that the jury was packed. +"
TIE names OF the jurors are as follows:
MtckIenberg Brls,o, Jeremiah Lucas,
Alfred Moore, William Ditterline, Thos.
II. Wallace, VIM. b. Clement, Lewis
Sexton, Conrad Crayns, Robert Hale,
John w. jenkins, James Fowler, and
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22

William MaIsber. The correspondent
adds that after the trial, Snyder took the
jury to a "rum. hole and got them all
drunk"
Now Il these facts be not exaggerated, they pre-
sent picture Of human dsprsviy which should be
visited with Indignation throughout the length and
breadth Of the Republic. The brand Of iufsny
should be stamped indellibly upon the base muir
derer, and the still more base jury who sat in
judgement upon bis case.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22
CoNGREss. The following is the list
of the Virginia delegation IN the next
Congress all Locos save Mr.. Pendleton !:
=. l.a..:o4 t.ah,h,ld A,L,,ccr

NOBLE CoNDUcT.-A merchant from
Ptlsburg who had just bought bill OF
goods from a Philadelphia merchant,
amounting to more than 81 900, when
the news of the fire arrived, and with il
the eutire destruction Of the store and
goods of the buyer he called on the mef-
chan; flom whom he made the purchases
and begged hun to take back his goods,
as he was not able topay for them. The
other was evidently touched; ou., with
scarce moments hesitation, he stepped
to his writing desk, and as promptly as IT
could be done, handed to his honest hear
ted customer of Pittsburg bill and re.
ceipt for the whole amount.
TWELVE MONTH CLocKs.-A cores.
pondent ofthe Newark IN. J.) Daily Ad.
vertIser says lyon will be Had to know
that our friend Mr.. Crane, has recently
added another ingenious conlrivancs 10
his Twelve Month Clock. II shows now
the Gay # the month, and also The year
and exhibits the Sun and Moon rising and
setting every cay 10 the year--wlth the
most undertaking accuracy and iegularl-
ty. The moon as she revoves IN her or
bit is made also to revolve upon her axis,
showing every day, with equal accuracy,
her d fferent phass. The apparatus used
for this purpose IS exceedingly simple,
and is by no means liable TO get oui Of or
der.--U. s. Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22
run cuxrrYAToR.

We have received the May number of the Cul'i'
va,or. iled a. usual with rich fund OF acknowledge
and Information for the farmer. The subscription
price !. one dollar per snnum--wha' farmer sSgA
30 be without III
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22

SAILORS HoME.--The sum of S35 900
appropriated 10 Boston to build "Sallor's
Home" shows the increasing value and
importance OF th,t Charity. The SUPERB
or accomm dalons aud treatment Of sea
men since these bull ings have been erec
ted, have greatly changed their bits on
shore. They are less incorporate and
more orderly,--ih-lr ply il no. taken
from them by laod sha'ks; they deposit
part IN the Savings B nix, and lay up
something for stofn. Those who AXE
an interest 10 the character and comforts
OF the hardy sailor will be gratlfed TO
hear ofthis improvement in his condition.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
RegimcntaI Orders.

Al COURT Of Enquiry, Tor The first battalion
GA Of the 55lh Regiment, will be held a. the
house Of Daniel Enter in Shephefdstown, on
Friday The 26th OF this month
A Court Of Enquiry for the 81 bsttslion will
be held Of Isisc n. Carriers 10 Charlestown, on
Saturday the 29th Of this month
The Regimsntal Court Of Enquiry win con.
vene at D. N. Carriers in chafleslown, on Sa.
turJay The 9Th Of December.
All excuses for deiipqusncies for the present
year are required TO be made III the respective
battalion Courts The hour for meeting in
each cssefviil be 10 O'Clock, "A! NJ
Officers and,others interested are required 10
be prompt in order that business may be al.
tended 70 and despatched withoui delay.
BY order Of the Officer command 10 ne SSH
RegimetA v. ~. JOHN ~. ROWAN,
Nov 81. .3diataht,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
SECOND ARRIVAL
OF
New Fall s. Winter Goods,

Al H.7RPERS- FERRY. "a Opposite The I
s. Pay Office, on Shenandoah Sbeet
II HAVE received from the Philadelphia and
Baltimore Markets, a large and general
assortment Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS
such as are usually found in scountry retail
Store. The. following embraces part Of INV
extensive stock
Cloths, various colors and prices;
CassiueFes, a general assortment;
Sattinets, Kentucky Jeans, Nestings;
ElanueIs, Linseys. Blankets, calicoes -.
x Cashmere de Ecosse, Mouslin do Laius
Silks, Alpaccas, Gingbams
Silk Velvet, silk and Worsied Serge
Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves, DC. &C.. together
with general assortment Of FINE AND
FANCY GOODS for tks Lsdies.
A general assoriment of neSAsslie GoaSs. =
Z A large assortment OF Bot Is and Shoes, Hats
and Gaps, Glass and Quesnsware, Hardware.
Tinware, Woodenware, Groceries, Tobacco &
Segafs, Looking Glasses, &c. &c,
OTAll of which will be sold. very cheap for
cash, or on the usual terms 10 pnnetual custom
ers. respectfully solicit call from all 10
search Of Great BsIgaits., Call and examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere. pro.
mise TO do all in my power 10 gise general salts.
faction. Country Produce taken in exchange
for goods at market prices
: DAVID KooNcE.
HarPers-Ferry, Nov. 81, ls4s
NIB. Rowland's highly recommended Patent
Coffee Boilers, all sizes, on hand and for sale.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
JOHN 7. CROW & CO.,
Grocery, Flour 8 Produce
sM!s8@04A YISa

On the C4JM.3L East Of the Market.
~ she subscribers, now oecsIpyiug the com.
L modious and fconvenienS Warehouse be:
tween Messrs. Scott and ILaslek, fronting on
Cherry street, and the Canal, are prepared 10
conduct business with energy. cheapness, and
accommodated, to the mutual advantage of
the public sDd' themselves.
They will make il their business 10 deal il
every thing appertaiping to the general Groce
~, Produce aud Canal trade iine-ofaring for
sale at ell times an lnsurpasstdiy we selected
assortment Of cheap goods, in eilher moderately
largo or small quantities, ald giving too the
highest price for produce and wool They will
also engage As Commissions and Forwarding
Merchants, giving 70 those who may require it,
the most satisfactory references,
Families, small dealers, and canal people
generally, are respectfully Invited to look 10
and judge of the following enumeration Of
BARGAINS, in part. to wits:
5 hhds prime N. o. Molasses, very cheap,
30 boxes prime Cheese,
90 kegs Pennsylvania dairy Butter,
90 bagssarious qualities, Rio and other COT.
fees. as low as they can be had in the market.
Porto Rico and ". o Sugars, very cheap,
Young Hyson Tea, very superior, for IS cents,
Fair quality do, al so cents,
Other Teas proportionaiely cheap,
1000 weight prime bright Bacon Sides,
tierces extra Pennsylyanis cured Hams, small
size, cspitally suited for families,
A 6ue lot Of wooden ware,
Do do china, glass, earthen and stone ware,
with ell the other numerous and necessary
eteeterss, either IN store or daily expected, suit.
able for tswn and country.
We only ask fair trial from all TO prove the
perfectly select and cheap character Of ouI
goods. JOHN T, CROW & CO.
Nov 81, ls45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04

The Senior Partner 'insthe above Gard woule
say TO his friends and 10 the public generally.
that he has sgain resumed, with renewed zeal
the practice Of his profession. which the duties
OF public life, for The last few years, have com
relied him ia . measure 10 neglect. TO All
then, who would enirast their business to BIS
charge, he dsems oEiy necessary for him to
say, that ne Is again prepared. es heretofore,
with ell his energy, 10 dc battle 10 Their cause
and TO protect, with all his ability, the rignts
md interests Of his clients. Heca generally
Is found. when not elsewhere professionally
Engaged, at his Office 10 Charfestown.
Anr 90 1RA5-H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
THURSDAY MOANING, DECEMBER 4, Is45. 49,.



A ksss-0 his nsgic speii
That wildly thrills the breast.
And bids il uiih emotion swell,
When lip % lip Is pressed
It's friendships pledee-afIections seal
And tboosh ais tfaasisnt bliss,
Yet still the cSldest heart masi feel,
The TaPiurs Of . Hiss !
A kiss MS loves own tender brsais.
Fond language Of the heart;
The last communion held 10 dealh,
When friends forever part;
When gloomy cares disturb NE breast,
No charms can sooihe like this;
The mind IS svsetly iulled forest,
Beneath . msgic kiss!
A kiss \ yes, his dear delight
Whose memory often cheers
Andshines through cloud. .se,Snrly bright,
Recalling 81 gone years;
Who hath not felt The bosom beat,
With an ecstaiic bliss,
As loving souls together meel
10 transports glesing kissl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFicz.
ChArlestown, Nov. 20. 1915 4

sDHE creditors Of James Hurst. deceased,
u who have no, alresdy, under former
orders Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and chancery for Jefferson County, presented
their claims to me 10 be audited, are hereby
notihed that under the authority Of the sfore-
said Court, have appointed Saturday he I3ik
dag 81 ner. monih, (DsesHibsr,) to attend at my
ONCE BY 10 O'Clock, A. NJ 10 receive claims,
and the evidence supporting The same. sgsiosi
the estate Of the deceased, James Hurst, where
those Interested are requested % sI,end
r. w0RTalNGTON, Com.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
TrusteeIs Sale Of SLAVES.

DY virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed BY
ID John Griggs, on the 10th day ofJuly, 1929,
aud duly recorded in Jefferson County Court,
which deed conveyed TO the undersigned, as
Trustee, large number Of Slates--MeB, Wo-
men, and Children-for the purpose Of secur-
ing the payment Of the sum Of money therein
mentioned. l will sell, at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, for ready money, al Carter's
Hotel, in Charlestown, on Fridey The 26ih day et
December ntxi, 50 many Of the Slaves in the said
deed csss.eyed: as may be sufficient 10 pay the
debt aforesaid, (Which, with inssres. and eharg-
es. will amount to about $1,000
The selection Of those 10 be sold cannot cor
veniently be made before the sale.
Sale to commence Al Noon, % the day and al
the place aforesaid.
ANDREW KENNEDY. Erlssss.
Nov. 81, lsl5.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
Cnal NfnYes.

6NHE attention Of those in want OF COAL
~ STOVES i invited 10 he improved kind
that is now being manufactured !, the Hsrpers-
Ferry Foundry, which consists Of eve different
sizse. suitable FOR Offices, Shops, Stores, Church
lss, &c. .9lss on hand !. He,slgir cooking Sispes,
which viii be delivered and set up 10 any section
Of the country they may Be- Fsnted..
WANrED-A large sushiity Of Old Copper
and Brass, and old Cast and Wrought lion,
which WILDE taken 10 sxchsags. Al The highest
price. for any 4thine h my iins. -
HsrP.rs-FeHy. Nor. Is 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
"a 9AR0.
IlllIAM LUCAS q BENZ. r. WASHINGTON,

WILLIAM LUCAS g. BENZ. r. WASHINGTON,
"AyING associated themselxesEin the Prsc-
tiee Of .Ae Law will attend the Superior and
Interior Courts Of Jefferson, Berkeley, Frede-
rick and Cl,rke
Office the same as heretefers occupied oy Lu-
.Sss & Bednger.
Chsrles,ewn, Aug. lt{ 1645-tfA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
rHE IRRECoyKRABLE poor.


The hour is coming. and II is fearful
and solemn hour, even tothe wisest and
best; The hour Is coming. when We must
bid adieu TO the scenes which please US.
to the family we love, 10 the friends we
esteem. Whether We think, or whether
we think NOT, that body which is now
warm and active with life, shall be cold
and motionless in death.-the countenance
uust be pale, the eye must be closed. the
voice must be silenced. the senses must
Sc destroyed. the whole appearance must
Be changed By the remcrseless hand Of
our las, enemy. We may Danish the re-
membrance Of the weakness Of our hn-
nan nature, We may tremble Of the pros
pect Of dissolution; but our reluctance TO
reject upon il, and our attempts 70 drive
Il from our recollection. are in vain. We
Lnov that we are sentenced TO die, and
.l,hovoh We sometimes succeed in cast
ing off for season the conviction Of this
unwelcome truth. We never can entirely
,emoyeit. The reflection hsunis us siili |;
j, attends Us 10 solitude, il follows Us into
soc;etg. il lies down With us at night, il a.
T,kes with us 10 the morning. The ire
eover,ble doom has passed upon rs. and
- vel do We know II. - Dust thou ort.
md snio dnsi shsly fioa reisn.
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