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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04
TRAYEL TO THE WEST.

PLANK ROAD FROM, CUMBEELAED.-The Cum
berlaH4 etvlffTE says TtTIt a plank TUad VIII De
Immediately constructed from Cumberland TO
West Newton, or RobbstOwn, on the Monongahe-
liza river. The distance is about 73 miles, and
the estimated cost is 100000. Of this amount
the National Road and Good Intent Stage Com
panies have subscribed $4,000. Two other re-
sponsible companies are expected to take $4,000
in fact they have probably BY this time done so.
The balance and as much more as may be neces-
sary, can easily be obtained from private indydu-
ais along the line of the road. The right of way
over the turnpike between Cumberland and West
Newton, on the bed Of which the planks are 10 be
laid, is now being rapidly obtained upon very
favorable conditions. 1t is expected that, by the
use of portable w-milIs the plank can be pre-
pared and laid down by the 1st of December next
The Civilian adds:
"The completion of this road will be attended
by important consequences. The travelling pub
lie will receive large share of the benetits-
Passengers frop Baltimore will be enabled to
reach Pittsburg in 90, instead of SO hours, as at
present, and the. Inconvenience of crossing the
mountains will be converted into p.easuIe-
The National Road which has become a source
of so much complaint, will be virtually done away
with, and we shall once more behold this rOnte
great thoronghfare between the East and West.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04
LIFE ASSURANCE.

ruE NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE So
CrETY, OF LONDON.
,ArIrAL 60, 500, 0,OOO-SUEPLCS S200,OOS'
rgNEIE undersigned, as Agent for the above in
L stilutium, is prepared t" receive proposals Tor
fo Assurance, and to give all the necessary in
ormation on the subject. The Company has a
.Ocal Board of Directors in the city OF New York.
uder the direction and control of this Board a
rye portion of the capital is invested, as an ad-
iional secmriiy'tO the American assurers, and as
ground OF claim on public confidence. The rates
i premium al this Office are ms low, and the con-
tlons of the policy arc as liberal as those OF any
her institution.
The prompt manner in which all losses have
ben adjusted by this society, it's high reputation,
ogetIer with the low rates of premium, present
.fcat inducements to such as arc disposed to
sure.
Printed statements explanatory oftl:e business,
bid the advantages of Life Assurance, will be
Finished on application to.
Or in his absence, applications can.bc made to
DIR. G. r. MASON,
Medical Examiner, Chariestoton,
DR.. JOHN d. STARRY,
Medical Examiner, IEarPesS Ferry,
DIR. ]. u. TAYLOR,
Medical Examiner, ShepherdSto'0n.
CharIestown Oct. 80, lS49.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04
VI CHARIEsToWN va TUESDAY, JUNE 4 Is
AFAITnFUL SLAVE.

VIM. S. Mallory, Esq, OF Norfolk, abont
year ago permitted one of his slaves. named Sam,
to ship on board the brig John G. Colley, for
California. Sam weathered outthe trip braSely;
arrived at San Francisco in safety and laid in
port two months, faithfully attending to his duties,
although every one around him was deserving 10
the mines He next sailed to Panama, and from
thence accompanied the captain across the 18th
mus to New York. Here, after exchanging his
gold dust for eagles, seeing the sights, and
laughing at the folly of the abolitionists, he con-
cluded he must be taken back to sold Vrginia's
Hshore,p and so jumping aboard a Norfolk packet,
ne was soon out of light the Stree sol or New
York The Norfolk IIefald says:
He arrivedher ous SUNDAY 10 good order and
we'll condition. aftershis long and adventurous
peregrinations, and being the first Niger from
these parts who had visited +" the diggins, he
was quite {" lion" with his tribe. His master,
we'll pleased with the behavior of the man, gene
rously offered to emancipate him; but Sam, with
the most profound gratitude and humility for the
honor intended, begged to be excused, stating he
IS had no penchant tor free soil, and that he had
rather be a slave in 'old Viginny' than the owner
or the richest gold mine in California, especially
if he had to live there and work it,"
What lesson should This little narrative be
to the fanatics of the North, where a bondman,
in the prime OF lfe unseduced by the attractions
of gold, at a time when thousands OF white men
were daily deserving their ships at San Francis
co, was true 10 the interests of bis employers
and unlempted by the love of liberty, where re-
peated opportunities of escape wee afforded
should prefer voluntarily to return TO his home
and his master! The fact speaks volumes and
rp0uirpS comment
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Fire Insurance Company,
U,RTFORD CONNECTICUT"

Iacorporatcd 1870 Charter PerPeimal.-C Capital
50 900; 1Hh POrCer gf increasing ito $780, 900.
rNEIIS long established and well known lnsti-
tutinn has transacted most extensive in
nrancc business for more than thirty seven
bars, throughout the United States aud the Bri-
sh North American provinces. /! has aimed TO
cure public confidence, by an honorable and
lithful ruIiiIlmenl OF its contracts and owners
properry are assured that all fair claims iOr
Is under its policies will be literally adjusted
bd promptly paid. Public Buildings. Nlanu!ac-
brics, Mills, Machinery, Dwelling Houses,
torres, Merchandise, Household Furniture, Yes
Bis on the stocks or while in port, &c, &c, will
! insured at rates as low as the risk will admit.
Bic following gentlemen constitute tie
hoard or DIRECTORS:
II. HUNTINGTON, ESQ.,, President.
s%ss I@Ss' Goodwin, Gnyi $j"nas s. Morsaa,
1 lcnry Keney, CharIcs boswell,
/ /, +; I,Rol Robinson $c"'vi" Day.
JAMES G. BoLLEs, Secretary
CHRISTOPHER c. LYMAN, Assistant Secretary.
Implications for Insurance may be made of
B. w. HERBERT,
Agent for Jefferson county, Virginia,
ID the absence of the Agent from Charlestown
j J. r. BROwN, Esq, who will attcnd to them
lo;T ptly. Persons ut Il distance address through
lie mail.
IN. Is. On all Church buildings and Clergy
d ems personal property the Agent will present
IS commissions in reducing the amount of pre-
niums on the risks thus arising.
January 30, l85O.-ly
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04
FAIR HITS.

Mrs. Frances D. Gage, in letter to the Ohio
State Journal, gives her sex the following fair
hit /:
1.-Two years ago l made a journey to New
England, accompanied by my husband, and also
my father-in law, an old man of four score years.
have often seen that good old man offer his
seat to some hale woman of hall, or less than
half his age, and seen her accept it, as if il were
right, without even passing notice OF his grey
hairs, or the right of years. that entitled him TO
her kindness and attention. Once, and only
once, lady ofqueenly grace and beauty, sprang
from her seat as we entered, and with voice
that was musical in its every tone, said, father,
take, take this arm chair How my heart sprang
10 meet her in her angel goodness. Such has
ever been our idea of a lady-which is synony-
mons with a true tcoD1dna
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III lis1rIlone 60 II s.
DOMESTIC HAPPINESS.

All! what so refreshing, so soothing, SO satis-
flying, asIhe placid joys OF home? See the ira
vfller-tlncs study call him for season to leave
hts beloved circle The image of his earthly
happiness continues vivid in his remembrance, it
qackens him to diligence, it makes him hail The
hour which sees his purpose accomplished, and
his face turned towards home it cOmmunes with
him as he journeys, and he hears the promise
Which causes him hope Thou shalt know also
that thy tabernacle shall be in peace and thou
shalt visit thy tabernacle, and not sin" Oh, the
JOYS of divided family-the pleasures of renew
Ell interview and conversation after days OF abb
scnce Behold the man of scence-he drops
the laborious and painful research-cioses his
vulume-smooths his wrnked brow-leaves his
study, aud unbending himself stoops to the caPa-
Cities yields to the wishes, and mingles with the
diversions of his children. Take the man oftrade
what reconciIes him to The tolls OF business p
what enables him to endure the fustidousness
and impertnence of customers ?-what rewards
lin for so many hours oftcdi0us confinement
Ey and-hy, the season of intercourse will behold
the desire Of his eyes and the children of his love,
for whom he resigns his ease; and in their well
fare and smiles lie will find his recOmpense,-
Ionder comes the Iaborcr-he has borne the bur.
den aud heat of the day-the descending sun has
released him of his stoil-hastening home to enjoy
sweet rcpose. Halfway down the lane, by which
stands his cottage, his children run 10 meet him.
One he carries, one he leads. The companion OF
lis humble life is ready TO furnish him with his
plain repast. See his toil-worn countenance as.
sumo an air of cheerfulness His hardships are
forgotten fatigue vanished-he eats, and is sa-
rislied. In the evening, he walks with uncovered
lead around his garden-enters again, and retIres
TO rest and the rest of aborng man is sweet,
whether he eats little or much" Inhabitants OF
his lonely dwelling, who can be Indifferent TO
:lIy comfort? Peace be TO his house
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pnetrp
WORDS FOR MUSIC.


BY REV. DIR. BETHUSE.
IoYc to sing when am glad,
Song is the echo Of my gladness;
love TO sing when am sad,
Till song makes sweet my very gladncss;
'Tis pleasant time,
When voices chime
To some sweet rhyme in concert only;
And song to me
is company
Good company whcnl am lonely.
whenc'cr greet the morning light,
NV song goes forth in thankful numbers,
And 'Inid the shadows of the night,
/ sing to my welcome slImbers.
My heart IS stirred -
BY each glad bird
s Whose notessare heard IN sunlmers bowers
And song gives birth
To. frfcfd1S = n5irtis
around the hearth, iniwintry hours.
Man first learned song in Paradise,
From the bright angels over him singing;
And in our home, above the skies,
Glad anthcms forever ringing.
God lends his
Well pleased to hear
The songs that cheer his peoples sorrow;
Till day shall break
And we shall wake
Where love will make unfading morrow
Then let me sing while yet may,
Likchi God loved, the sweet tongI'd Psalmist,
Who found in harp and holy lay,
The charm that keeps the spirit calmcst,
For sadly here
.. l need the cheer,
While sinful fear with promise blcndcth;
o, how long
To Join the throng,
Who sing the song that never cndcth.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04
Gunuo. GMsinO.

YF1HE subscriber would respectfully inforrnt the
IL Farmers of Jefferson and the adjoining cculn-
ties, that he has been appointed Agent for Ehe
sale OF Kentish g. Co. S origiItaiiand genuine
PREPARED GGANO. i
This Guano is not an adul;eration of the!i i'm
Of eight permanent and we'll .known fertilizers
decomnosed Bone dus; being component: 1t
not only contains the fertIIiFing properties of
Guano, but all the fructiying principles OF every
kind oCmanure combined Taik article is put up
in boxes expressly for garderi use. It's fertility
on Green house plants, fowqrs, vines' &c, is
~ Price $40 per ton, 2,oO6lSs; 50 cts box.
Terrrs--CAsH. GEO j.. STEWART,
March 49, West EaA trocerg Stor4.
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ll,sWeMB M1pE@.ga
,n. G. II. PIEKCE, bias delermi!

oR. G.. III. PIERCE, has determined to
J locate himself permanently in CharIestown.
miles will be waited on at their residences Ell
or Intown or country ifthey desire it. Teeth in.
pTted on Gold Plate or Pivot inIhe best and most
bbstantial manner, and every description ofwork
bnc at the very lowest rates.
References.
BALTIMORE. CDR L. c. Cordgll,
- n v Johns, DID, DIR. G.. F. Mason,
/" Dr. G; C. NJ Roberts, DR.. L. S. Eichclbcrger,
! Jobn BuckIcr, wv. n. CraighiLl, Esq.
4 J. F. Perkins, MIDDLE'EAY.
y James Armitagc. Rev. Il. +. Brown,
cmARLEsTowS. DIR. s. A. Bates
J. J. J. H. Straith, q
|lJ'Ofice at Sappinglon's Hotel.
F.bruarv s. 1850.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04

nCCUPYING large Hote5 capable of Din
" ing 300 passengers, [ wig have daily, t5r
Dinner, Iioast Beef, Mutton, gesl and Fowls
Boiled Ham, Corne1 Beef ands Ehtckens; soup
and fish in season, with a plentiful supply pf
Vegetables and Pastry, Fruit, &c In fact eveSy
thing that the markets will afRSra, will always be
found al ais table.
Ice CREAM served up during the season at
short notice. =
Ladies and Gentlemen wisyiag TO remain at
Harpera. Ferry, will find this Esop4e newly fitted
aud furnished, the Purlor and ethHfnbers we'll aF,
ranged, tD make their stay at fsromaSttic sppt
agreeable. !,
" ] return my thanks toths many thousands
who have patronzed me, andf fwiIl always ea-
deavor to merit their support.
~ To my country friends, 4pJ strangers Wis,
iting this place in carriages -o1 on horseback,
will say that my Stabling is large and we'll sup
piled with the best of Provender attended by..a
careful OstIer. And my Bar viii! choice liquors,
ale, &c My charges 10 suit tbC times:
E. 4. EARRELL.:
.IJarnors. FCrrv Nav IL IS5O.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04
New pode of Regulating the Press.

One of the most remarkable incidents, and per
haps unique, in the history of this country, is the
recent attempt of the cabinet, through the action
of the President of the United States, to put down
the independence of newspaper at Washington,
their will and pleasure. We have never yet seen,
in the history of the government, such an open
and palpable violation Of the independence & IL
berty of the press; and we are astOnished that it
could have been coolly perpetrated by Gen. Taylor,
with or without the advice ofhis cabinet. Two edi
tors have been expelled from newspaper, mere
ly because they did not harmonic in fecIing with
the cabinet, and new one has been appointed
making an exhibition of power over the press
similar to that which exists only in Berlin, Wen
ma, or st. Petersburg.-lN. Y. Herald.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04

WHOM WE Trust OUR LIVES To.-The report
Of the committee of the National Convention, re-
medical schools in our country are too many, the
students too numerous, the professors TOO few and
incapable the quantity of instruction too limited,
the quality too superficial, and the preparatory
training insufficient. Yet are our lives entrust-
after this kind Of instruction.
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3.P5gY,aR NgBggH@tsA

rAS returned to Virginia, and oilers MS Pro.
III cessionaI Services TO the citizens of Jefter-
n and the neighbo[i3g COUNTIES; hJ 5G oiee eto is
Iobn II. McEndrec's store, where he can al
~ he found when not attending Courts.
Sfarcb s. lS5O-tf-F. p. copy.
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NOTICE.

by an order of the Board Of Directors Of the
ID Charlestown and Berryville Turnpike Com
Any the Treasurer was directed to collect from
ach share Of Stock five dollars, the amount here
! fore required and still unpaid, also five dollars
aditional, making ten dollars.
The Stockholders will please take heed there
re and pay up promptly. A large force ofhands
iill be employed on the road from this time un-
4 its completion and as no further payments
Bill be made by the Board OF Public Works, un-
i the instalments on the private stock, now re-
niled, are paid-this fact is also urged as con-
Iteration for prompt payment.
Treasurer of D. q. C. Turnpike Company.
April 9, 1850. Free Press copy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04

New YoRK CTrY.-There are in N. Y. city
more than 23O PLACES of worship, 40 newspaper
Offices, 80 free schools and So primary schools,
900 police, Is station houses, 400 streets, the
longest being 5 miles, SO banks, exclusive Of
savings banks, g. FIRE insurance companies, IS
marina. and SO lines ~ of steamers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04

A POLISH NoBLEMAN.-Capt. SebaIdus K.
Schmeiing committed suicide at LyDchburg, Va,
ON the 18th inst. He went TO that place with
the view of obtaining employment as an engineer
upon the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad, but
was disappointed. 1t is said that he was in the
French service in Africa, aud commanded com.
pany of Polish dragons under BEN, in the Hun
garian war, and fed to America after Gorgey s
surrender
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04

In one voIume, with ten highly flushed ensravings
ON steel end spcmdIy illmninak'' presentation plate
in gold aid cUlUrs. richly bnun nt3 gilt,
TIE ODD FELLOWS OFFERING Fox 1851,
'.'Ths rmdd annual holds r., bk:IIDr surrasssed If.
;ul.sJ III eauaIed Inv any simir work in the tni-
lee, STATES i'll the variety aud at$pE exhibited IN the
letter press and the elegance of t tnhellistmentS
IGaZetle Of the Union.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04

We understand that WM. HASH, the murderer
of JAMES Nus, has been arrested aud safely iOdg-
ed in the Jail of Page county His examination
will take place before the County Court on Mon
Ia, ,,ex+ YaLleu Democrat
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04

PRocREss OF TIE WEsr.-We find in the
Wheeling Argus some valuable information with
regard to the settlement and progress ofthe West.
The article states:
In 1897 Wheeling bad few houses, and
SteubenyiIIe was first laid out.
In 1910 Pittsburg had population of about
400 souls.
In 1891 Ohio had only 800 white male iuhabi
In 1850 Wheeling has population of 90,
600!
In 1850 Pitsburg has population of 10000
In 1850 OhioihdS a population of 2,ooo,oUO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04

A GoLp MIsE.-In the case Of Boyden r.
clark. settled by arbitration at San Francisco, a
few weeks ago, it appeared in evidence that the
Ds rties. as partners in gambling establishment,
fron, 4 cash capital of only $4,000, had realized
the immense sum of nearly $4,000 in about
ihirteen months.
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A TRUE REMARK.

We know not with whom the following bad
lis origin, but doubt not that there are many fam.
lilies in which it may be read with profit:
Homes are more frequently darkened by the
continual recurrence of small faults than by the
actual presence of any decided vice. These
evils are apparently ofvery dissimilar magnitude;
yet ii is easier to grapple with the one than the
9ther. The eastern traveller can combine his
forces, and hunt down the tiger that prowls
nponhis path; but he finds itscarcely possible to
escape The mosquitoes that swarm in the sand ne
ireads. The drunkard has been known TO re-
aounce his darling vice the slave 10 dress in ex
.rayagsnce her beseting sin; but the waspish tenn
5er the irritating tone, the rude dogmatical man
her, and the hundred nameless negligences that
spoil the beauty of association, have rarely done
other tia proceed, till dis gust and gradual alien
alion leave nothing but barren track, over
which The mere skeleton of companionshiP stalks
alone"
"Have you got Milford's Greece?" asked a
lady OF a BOOKSELLER lad who was rather raw
ttNo utaam, y replied the latter ,s we don't keep
no grease here: but you can get it at Barney
O'DEiPPen's the grocer on the corner"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04

BAxKRuprs' PRonIsEs-The Supreme COurt
of Pennsylyania at Harrisburg, last week, decid-
ed that a promise by bankrupt to pay debt
discharged by bankruptcy, is binding, though
not made to the creditor or TO his authorized
agent.
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a. u. O,RANNON.
R3RW M% &zfAWJ

A@B9AB198 AS &AE50
s1Iestown, Jefferson County, Virginia,
%pACTIcES in the Superior and County
IconTts Of JEFFERSON, BERKELEY and FRED
.,os Counties, and in the Superior Courts of
f,1cAs me and CLARKE Counties.
4 nslnher 30. 1919.
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STERLING AND a ATERACT1vE
BOOKS FOR AGENTS! :;

NTOW ready in one elegant vcItiInn. smprrhy bnrmd
and.,iiI and emhrlSlrd wiIi!sifeen illustrations,
some of Which are beautifully cU"A,d,
THE TWELVE STARS OF 1sIlE REPUBLIC,
('I'he Nniion's Gift Book her Yc3rg ChIdrcn)
This splendid work is perfectly Ime bnr in IFS le-
sign aud execution il is rmincntyo:aped TatElUt-
c presentation book.
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TO PRESERVE HAMS.

A writer in southern papersta that he has
for more than 90 years past kept meat hanging up
in his smokehouse through the summer season.
and no fly, bug or worm has injured it. To pre-.
vent such injury, take a lye made ofwood ashesi
commonly boil it to make it stronger than il
usually runs of, then take my bacon and smok-
ed beef, and having two or three gallons of the
lye in large iron kettle, and take each piece oi
The meat and dip it INFO the lye so that it is com
pleteIy wetted with it, then / let it dry; then
hang the meat in its former place. By this pro.
cess have invariably found ito keep meat free
from bugs and worms, and no taste of lye is ever
perceived even on the outside.
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REHABILITATION.
Dem. mai'y on joint ballot.

An important decislon has Just been made be-
tween the Meihodist3E Episcopal Church and the
Methodist Episcopal Church South In relation 60
the church property - HaTrisOnbUIg, Rocking
ham county, Va. Il &as decided BY Judge Smith
that the Methodist Episcopal Church attached 10
the BALTIMORE Confe5enee were entitled 70 Tie
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04
Loveis as natural to a woman as fragrance is

Loveis as naturalto woman as fragrance is to
a rose. You may lock a girl up in convent
you may confne her in a cell--you may cause
her to change her religion, or forswear her pa
rents-those things are possible-but never hope
TO make the Sex forego their heart worship, or
give up their reverence for cassimers-for such
hope will prove as bootless as the Greek Slave,
and as hollow as bamboo.
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EPTRIT or JEFFERSON.
BY JAMES w. BELLE8.
..r.or OF VAS ST.. eOnsEn ROOM OLD "vAIt

prF'0E 0' HOTEL cHARLEsTowS.
spIRTT OF JEFFERSON" is publishes. Ps5 he e every
|hc 81, Morning at So in advances so II paid
Tassda;Ih ;h ycarSor So if paid until after the eX
P'fAIn1wrpTISEMENTs will be inserted at the rate
a. per square, for the first three nn.er.ods, and
. Scnts ~, for specified time, will be inserted
the a1,ii 'f1d forbid, aad CHARGED AccoRDISoLY.
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i beautiful engra'

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wings and hound in musn gilt
SEVENTEEN HUNDRED SssEsVENTY-SIN;
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