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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08
To the Editors of the Enquirer:
MARCH irH- ls5a.

In your psptr of this morning sec communicating from
The county Of Pendleton, the signature oil "A Dtno.
cot on the subject election OF members OF the BOARD
m Public WORDS agree with the writer OF that article IN re-
aon 10 the 30 lica that The election will and oueh
10 assume Ii would he impossible 10 dives II OF that chhrsc
Ter If w. 7roui and ine1pcient and wrong 10 do So II we
.od There an HheminE democratic majority III HE
STATE and quen1Iy the Legislature and hope such
I continue 10 DC ;- case The Demncra tic party therefore,
r r,,ooDshl for the appropriations OF the public money
we'll as for ills faithful application The Stat" has large sums
NJ money nvcs in different works OF Internal Improve
n,n vet those works almost exclusively In the nands
md nndcr the control Of Whc Presidents and Directors
Give Them in addition the control OF the Board nf Public
Works and yuu nut their hands the management OF Inc
eoire IMPROVEMENT fund Of the State ond leave the Demo-
cratic rc ponsibc all The appropriations and c"ns'
rent Of axaon without The power OF arrestnS %
any into which the sYseIn may run
Eat why indulge in remarks upon this sual:ct The co-
ME huyc sauacv enough and understand these lnes
ana will apply III. remedy, which is, Organzaon My ob
lrct therefore, only 10 suggest moe suitable place 'pr
holding Convtntinn the Northern district, than the one
iniiraind ~ ~ Dcrnocru Our somewhat lik
the Indians land, ".ll long, and wide" He should,
,b.r. e select central point between the two rA-
trcu,rs which will hr most easy OF access VIII name
Nurlsbury On :nr Baltimore and Ohio RaIl kDud, rs The
most accessible pon, for the mecng OF the Conventions;
and in order T. give Tor all counties in the district
), nike action on their different Court days will designate
me third Thursday in April The time Tor the uccing o
me Convention pre- Stunning that the fourth Thursday IN
Nav will tr fixed for the election. As there Is little rime
m The discussion of these rrrilmnares hope all will SIC
AZ once tie pn,jcty Of these suggestions. and tic iEr"
,,ncr of speedy concentration VI opinion IL order 10 IN
.ur, srcccss NORTH ID STRICT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08

scheme of SPECULATION ayenured by its thrifty and prohc
author
Dear Sir: was most deeply and gratefully iouchca oy
you kind leer by its certainly very unexpected con-
snts That Christian hearts in good old Scotland shoua
turn 80 warmly toward seems TO me Ike drea ye.
is no less most pleasant For myself cun claim no
merit In that work which has been the cause OF inns. ~
WAS an instructive irresistible ouburst and hnd no
merit in uhun mothers waling for her hfs! born i
succe,s o. work. strange 50 utterly uneSec1cu'
astonishcs oaly say that this bubble OF my @
Las risen tie mighty stream of divine PuIi r. nv
wen bubble go far such tide am hl" 81 I'M,
me pressed down with heavy Sadness lor inc nv ,;sho
daughter of my people" is horrible, SO sad-suc"
nor TO CHRIS, and his cause. 40 /, leaning
But again when thu, spirit above ,hrss Of This
his feeble work book choosing the weak Whv ma,
world 10 conouud the migh,y-hen nave hop 70 IN,
Il. given il This success unless he means SOME In wa
cause Please TO say 10 those Christian nlenu cout il.
sen, me The invitation in your letter tha' s3
,hnunh when get there fear that they may si h.,,Ib
ed never was much to see, and now am ia b. nrns
,nn md weary | am putting tntousi ,i;, ~,
no,har work ~ Key Uncle Toms Caon, @ ,n
ii he facts and documents which confirm ue I 60;
Ir And sudder and more painful TO "Iile ..id. ' ' I
s shall call heaven and earth to WITNESS tI a. :,
Iih nnr. beep done here Alas that shouIu w. y
Shnuh ;oJ SPARE my life Till April trust 10 n'ss rf
and Christian affection with the ChristlanS %
Yours in The gospel OF 16sus. " "
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LATER FROM EI.RnpE

| New YunK, March The steamer B lie from, ri
poo win dates 10 the ga February arrived mere to.dar
In thu Liverpool gain markrf: Wheat Rad declined /.
Cd FDu- Is Oh lower Corn To arrive 81 low
Cum on The spot. l. !ul! ard unchanged Cotton /. ;
ana drttS.cd Sales !vr .ee days ~ Is 600 ~
Good STAPLE Cotton hausc; interior qua.t,r, h.
4 clinrd sixteenth The onon Money marie, il =,
AZ L'pnsD- unchanged.
In Ike Btish Parliament lie proceedings Of hul h,
interest.
kossu,!, denies Tie Authorship II tia s.ircss .. inc Il
garians In ltaly.
The weather In Great Bri;ar has been stormy emf O.
snow ha! a;lcn--wnd cast.lly.
Doubtful rtnor. prevail .! contemplated alliance
tween England lad France, counIerpoise 10 The No
powers.
Ratersay proclams Tie corliscaon Of The property d
Suspected rcbc!s
Tie iro Tier ii I.om5avdy is closely bnckaird. Man
was s,ca o. nc ron:irr, bat had Seen captured =
ysu escaped Ihe former had been distributing m"ne
the iisaii.c,L The hilan ';atcs still closed To.
ar, arriving WnistIiug auaf,ingiEg forbidden IA
mare mi rs "a been nrng, and Il though, that
Hung nriaus had been privately shot in The castle So
few arrests had been mace u Genoa.
Ire Lonton Advertiser says tia; extensive consp.!
has b"et. d.Scoyc;e4 in Hungary. The country was
unsettled
ATTEMPTED Assassination The Emperor OF Ausirl.
recovering rom wUunt inflicted b. assassin ma.
Sass RemEeny, 'ailor Irho, al The he made
atter.pt lie EHicio!'s life, cut down by
camp nd s,cUreG.
The Austrian authorities had ordered five thousand
cacleL pr-vns ~ rav, Lohardy IN twenty four hours
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COMNlEREstL RECORD.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
RlcuMo&n, MNRcH 5 1883.

7
I TOBACCO. The ulrhct IS active wt'tpGt change
n;icc. some fine srsiring io2ncco gold on alont.y
sill G2H Sll g.; i'r breaks ate increasing, o4t
prurrii ggaIiiy shows no Improvement The huIk Of
hre.k. ITEM. ch.,tly n2S ana ordinary i"a!.
~ VI. MARTIN ( CO
:s4',s o. ,ytacco by X. NJ. MaR-is & CO.: MID.
H. II. Rogers a, SO 5 r. n +. Aston 81 90, i .
and , al 50, W " Alicluux = at 81 rs, AZ
: 25, ana at s. 4 Jacob AlichauS 81 50 5 )! !,
| : CPS; , u. &. Gou,iith 50 50 AMI !; J = T..
81 % II. Clay s. IS; & 4. Ki'i S. IS; > 4 Il
Walton 81 - ard -; }, +. "yche sl 50, and b.
At 50 %
| FLUUR-Marser very del! and nothing dnirg; hrls
ask So .or mixed brands, and extra brands s.. $
wIgESrI Good Red 81 20; good Waite 81 p; q.
'' " r }. rEYroN
CuGN--Saies At 60 62s
CORN llEaL-7U cents per busle FOR county. VI
askin. Is.
OATS-Bnt lew arriving would sell readily 8, IS t..
BACON Mountain cured hog round, Ok . 10 cents,
rurr! o. round II 4 IL. aor! Ola Western hnh &
more cured sides -: 9: sales auction at less; SHo
err ) as tlsms from u! 3.;Nrw Bacon S!es -
rs dull; :;EOui!ei, \ : i cts; Jo"S * -.
BrTIER-Go shcn IS 20 Ct, Mountain, lGa !: ID,
so poorer SORTS not suitable table USE sold
as II Is ct-.; Kohl from Is 20 cts.
COFfEEWc qgorr III" 9E a los :Lagrvrh 10. ; j
,rar.c java IL. !25.; WocSa Il; Cape s.. 9 CT,
COiTON-9'. 10 cts.
CANDLEs-I'alow - CTS; HnIrs an, Jarks"rs y,.-
u A'tmtntne Is % Mcheirs patent 81 IS : II
81 y ~ Gts
uoAL--Virairin II - CTS, board good aIix.d f.
aat Lump; Smiths II cs Anthracite ~ only sUd y
;:l 10: Ipsd 81 2Q00 10 S. 10 So per tor d n
ias. SUjs.
FISH hjqsk.r,l Nos and 2rouc Of any conscG aet
n market; Eo 3. s74. NJ y. c. HIRING. IN ir.t nH
Nova Srotil cut HcrrI@gs No !, ) a 81. 80. : - &C
30. L. 81.
LlouUi,S Nh!sL. lrhnl, nj :sc' f.. - cents
rU.ciD"s, IS 3 Cincinnati, rccti:.rt. 25s c'~
-Clf'o; o& FaGtIy 40 -; Mountain Gu o5; Rr,
lratlon So 10 -; Brandy, cor mon ~ p.a
:" ~ els ct; EranI"-ul.fd D".u!'s 81 ~ 3 80 ~,
messy So 10 81: Pinot Co, ST . 10 So Apgc b %
Gin .iu,riicat. cufH,pn - 10 81 ccn; iIot.
81 l0io II ~ y. + Rum 81 Ia 81 cts.
LIVE &ICGk-(J. aao9ks Rsp"rD Reef Citu', 80
..clght, - 80 a. s. ~, c,Wa lat ~! tn9n! ror; h.
Sc: GE-... 81 So. ne.r, N I.a,itE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08

Tie Rockingham Register maihtau- that il would De-
,Iu s: seir expenditure The proposed
way ~ railways, tic No' Valley 10 The PO;sa.
coal field Ia reasons follow
$50 spon a. the damascus ;a. Raa! is completed 10 f.
r,un' urg which iDu'i' i viii tc rafly tay
.bund NEE the hest ccai c:n hi "hanei in ROckIngE
in tirfr Or iouc directions within 10 II miles H.
souou!g We have any quantity "i superior coal 70
c,uaty sni al wr vast l. facilities 70! trsrspOr,a1a
make coal mining extensive and profitable business
a,tltiun have any amount OF the best ron ore VII.
ynnSnOl II or Govt HOUSE"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08

ThG Pom STRANGER whose dead body, iFeiou',, ~"
picd by his ia from t!l height Of the WashS =;
neEt upon projecting portion .! ts car 20. me-
ing 10 Saturday afternoon ior LITIGATION was conea
to tie earth evening ut the lac, oay h ie -
ma 800, - rom The door about da w
on Friday morning and having cnmsesd up the ladd .I f
The top missed footing N his asep. ~ ana ls
chh 80 lsS and some pokebsrr!es but money No let
Ter me- ~ ma Ter OF any kind found upon him that
w, p"ic ri. identification place of residence The
,Irv gave ycrdc, in accordance with these facts
N'''''' National In.sNigsncer.
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For the Enquirer.


card appeared In tho Enquirer OF Friday last, signed
"Nsny Voters" calling upon tho Democracy Of Caroline L
assemble at the March Cont 10 make nonlna"ns or hf
House Of Delegates and for Congress X possible ia
b vri,e of That card obtained his information by means
communication through the "Rapper for certain Is h'
has slated fact rnknuwn 10 any OF ua, less favored mo"
in rcsrect 10 Tie decnation OF present talented
nd worthy representative Alexander Holldav Esq CON
nuson OF whose services. venture To say is earnestly
desired by an overwhelming minority o! his Old constituents
In every rrect this call is unreasonable for me reason
that there s n" certainly TO the counties which vi" com
pose the district Mr. Holiday has authorized no one u
say that lie declines reelection end ms "rc:' Wan!
voers abors under the deluson that Caroline County i
the whole Congressional District, in which am inclined t.
think he somewhat erts BLUE hii'o'
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For he Enquirer,
TUEISAIjGURAI,.


Messrs Edorsl have just had the pleasure of pelu.ing
the Presidents Inaugural Address md want words 10
press The deep gratitude feel 10 the American people for c
evuting To the Presidency with such high toned
onul feelings We now in safety, fcose under our
own vine and iig for III " next iCar years.
The whole document hrcahes spirit of the most exnlcd
arolis, ard swell the hosui Of every man, VINO
corded his for General Pierce, with national prid,.
have not vsd solitary expression in the whole ircn
uent wliil, does ,rerve tie unqualified approval of
eycy Southern Wing; u:2,s indeed, lie that pat winch
SPEAK. urcessty ~ having important offices filed with
men whose operation w tighten ;hc Responsibility n:
the administration without which government could b.
prosperous iais ut the Wings may cav at although
they never fali lei the guune floY freely with Demo
cratic blood when they hold me fcins
Yet though office holders may grriaae, believe the
masses OF The Whg party will endorse the Message and will
Hunk the Democrats for giving them President d..
voted 10 the Union The Consutl0n-snd Southern rights
General Pierce has placed himself upon The Constitution,
and has toi Congress in many words keep within your
constitutional >nh.re, your acts OF usupaUn shall wcr
uods the Executive the President only carries
,. urincipss has laid cnwn for his government, aud
,ha, ne s. shsdo" OF dUuh; resting upon my
mind hi. ADMINISTRATION will be bien nj aud popular
tuan even h,s rction which stands without parallel
am YvIr: NY opinion 0 the neSsage 10 advance and
shall pallenll In what light Enquirer
it, Very RESPECTFULLY ANXIOUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08
Correspondence Of the New York Herald

NhSHIHuT0N March 4 -lU y IT.
l. fcp"rIcd tia after The inaugural Gen Scott lhnnkst
The P.s>c i1r hs rs!narhs Ncs! Point ard the army
Ait'1 having received most OF psopIe The White I0u,r
Geo. :tec" r"'Tci, ar the doors closed Ex.Prcsitcn
Fillmore icrA rs quarters II. three ociIck in tho
at I!lh vscai'i BY his tao hours arc.nu>
IL" ;'at- tinrt Ge" pmrce ut the While !i"n-.
hu, IT. Fillmore. corsan. h. Generals .cppse de,!nsd
In? il'dIn" together, prIAars Tomorrow.
Ire '''.ic House is cl,scd Tonight 10 al Tis!iefs ~
nev "t'Gp2at !.is MADE mighty sensation lO-iaf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08
AN INTERESTING SCRAP OF HISTORY

The Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia Penn
syvanian states that during the proceedings The Colonial
meeting last week, Charles F. Mercer ESQ., ted
extraordinary fact that The OF Congress OF 1907 In
relation 10 the slave trade, provided that recaplured A
whenever Navy might overtake them should be
taken into the por; of this country and there disro
scd OF according the legislation of the State Georgia
passed law that the capves houd be sO one half If the
money into the State Treasury and the other half 10 The
cnp.ors. And this too under The pree1 Of ato.hing The
slave trade Georgia asked 10 a5ate the law but she
refused Subsequently,, however law was passed by Con-
gross return sucn capives their native land And
500 600 appropriated for carrying the law into effect
Mr. Monroe that time President the United States
and employed gentleman srpeiIend this humane plan
thus in the effect relieving the Colonization Society OF
the expense Of agent. So M Mercer insisted that NJ
Monroe fact established the FIRST cOIoap on The coast OF
africa Lheria-and in honor and acknowledgment of hi.
the capital was called Monrovia
We sincerely panied learn that Mr.. Senator Cass
has been suddenly summoned home By Information Of the
dangerous illness Of Mrs Casa He left this morning
fu Dsroit.-i National Intdlgsnes-, March Z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08

QUIET OF Til n vi ON r RlDA Las Lit ought
tnbe akcd for the credit well OF the Wis
Ter. from The and less remote regions OF our lie
spread land OF the resident people OF the city itself that
nrac;vns OF and criterion the day of Inauguration
were few and lrlhng be really Of account what
ever. Of pocket-p picking nff early In
the tly. which wrfc dmi" attended 10 by the police.
Na!,ona! h.ttlgenskr March !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08
m NIGHT At THE AFRICAN CHURCH,

Mr. Charles Whitney, from of Europe, will give the
czeps of Richmond rich treat in his limitations of d!n
oushed statesmen OF Europe and lhs country
His style and of an original and Interesting
coa Those who wish striking illustrations OF John
Randolph and ether distinguished statesmen and orators
will be much gatiied by attending Mr. WIney's Lecture
10 night,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08


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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN WEsTMoRELAND

DEhonalto 80 aa; - ,h D,"a,a,o a,n >,
Westmoreand county held the Court House. the 2S
of February 1885, for the purpose of appointing delegates
10 convention be held at Warsaw, in The county OF
Richmond on the first day of Richmond county Superior
Cour, 10 select suitable candidate for the Senatorial dis.
trct composed of the counties Of Richmond Lancaster
Northumberland and Wesmoreland
On motion Col Henry T. Gerne!t called to the chair
and w. Adol Spence appointed Secretary.
The usual pem!naries of such meetings being disposed
Of the following delegates appointed said
John w. Hunesrford, John P. Masn, Henry Taylor, Or.
w A. Spence, Dr. ". P. Mckinney, c. G: Baker, Edwin
Hut Benedict Walker, ST. Rhody Drake, d. Wal, X. Ty
Ter Dr. Ben r. Brown and Il. l.. T. Beale
IL was unanimously acquiesced n, tia, the aforesaid dele
rates be left free for tbs candidate who in their judy
en IS strictly iDemocruc in his principles and at The
came time can carry the largest vote.
On notion the Chairman and Secretary we're added 10 the
lst Of Delegates
ed in the Richmond qurer and Fredericksburg Recorder
Fl. T. GARNETr, Chairman.
ApoL. SrEscE, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08

A GREATER THAN ERiCCSCN.-rhc Genoa cores
poodenl Of III. Newark Daily Advertiser, says "A com.
plete revolution in the of steam navigation and loco
motion is anticipated here rom recent Invention ny pf
Cosia Of this city He has il is said succeeded IN con
sructin apparatus for the decomposition OF w'ter b'
.ec-na nrtsn, which will Introduce the gas mus gene
rated into me engine in way TO all the expense o
f His invention has been approved by savans and prac
caI engineers and company has subscribed The means
giving il (u experiment. Means have aIsu been adopted
TO secure patents In all other countries Mr. y Mnsso
respectable merchant of this city, has just started Tor Inc
limited State, with Letters from minister at Turin 10 The
honda of the Patent Office al Washington
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08

RETURN OF FUGITIVE SLAFES.-Two slaves
ho ran oil from the OF the late Wm Tell, OF Pa
kersburg Va about gears ago and went to ono nave
recently voluntarily returned slavery on the ground mat
hey we're suffering from want oil food, and were unable 10
procure work Three others, who ran off al the same time
were also anxious TO return but prevented By The Aoo
lrionis,s who forciby detained their children
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08

The pressure upon columns during the last ten days.
has been such prevent the insertion OF several articles
which we hoped publish without any deay-ain"ng
then. III. ase and interesting speech tho removal Of free
negroes recently delivered u the House OF Delegates by mr.
c. Rutherford "f Guochand. We shell however pu''
lish Mr.. Il % speech to iorruw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08

The letter of Mrs TYLER the Duchess SUTHERLAND
and Others attracting lively attention in England
The article of the London Times published below indicates
tina, public in England ncines decidedly to
the opinion that the English LADIES have been completely
and effectively answered The Times consses and arotds
the charges in Mrs TYLERs indictment in more
fprant and snang than courteous or just Nevertheless:
we reproduce its article part OF the history OF one of the
most spirited we'll remarkable passages arms in lite
rary or poitical annals:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08

his stated in the New York Mirror that Louis Napoleon
has authorized contract with parties in that c Tor the
immediate construction of fleet of seamers The cd
itor OF the Mirror being Naval Stoekeerer al Brooklyn is
in noson l., know what he speaks thai We may rca-
sonnby copclude that the story is true.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08

TIE ARCTIC EXPLORATION.--Th New York pa
stne thai the expedition under the command oil Dr.
Kane will sail for Arctic about the middle oil April
The whole company numbers nineteen men. Including eie-
ven hands each is armed with one OF MaFstons he'
and abundance Of ammunition Besides The brig ADVANCE
the framework of smaller vessel which can be put oseh.
r when required four ut,apecla boats, Intended for
sedges and five whale boats will be carried out 10 when
Eight dogs will be added when the party arrive on The
,nn.r Goa OF Greenland
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08
ruE REDINGER DINNER.

The complimentary dinner given to Henry bedlnseF Esq
,ha o;1cos If Jefferson came off the 22d ut and, We
learn from, tho Spirit Of Jsrs0n was most brilliant and
.ooos.fr, o,f,i, The crowd large. Speeches were
- Henry Bedinger Esq, Chas. J. Faulkner, ESQ,
:, R,,e,sr Esq. and Andrew Hunter ESQ number
-an,,.r and volunteer toasts submitted The dinne
u,ss ntcna,,J by Captain G. W. Sappingon.
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LiTEST NEWS 81 TIN I'Thf,i,,;,y
Photographed Tor Tic Richmond Enauir,
THE NEW CABINET

III T. NEW tNbTNFT.
WAsHINGToS, March THE President to-r.ay semi !, .
names Of the members OF his Cabinet they were ~
lrncd by the Senate az follows:
Secretary Of Sta,e-Wm l.. Marcy Of New York
Secretary Of Trcasury--James Gu;hrir If Ken,uryr
Secretary OF War-Jclir;sun DAVIS OF ylis.s-,oo;
Secretary OF Nayy-Jas. G. DJb5in IL North r,,au,
SECRETARY q! lut"IinrReht. McCriIant ., Ncfi,an
Postmaster u ncta-Ja"rs Campbell Of Pcnnsy lvanl.
Attorney LicnrcaiCacb Gushing ot M.>sacn,s.,t.
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Mir. Bowie (Hh.) ii Md after auinory r-minary re
rn,sa Offered li!, THAT tir thhnSs ol This House
and hereby presented 10 Hon. Linn Boyi for
sr impartial ate and di2nifeL mnnnsr in which he has
ed the u!i.s ii u Speakers chair during the pre-
sert Congress
ilcssrs Stanton ol Tennessee, Evans Meade Nab0rs
,lGJtc AMI F;oicncr, although they had thought the
$psraer had given them The floor when they thought
they entitled ve' under all the ciGcnn,,
nrv believed !n be warn-hcat, and honest man und
wuuli, therefore, clecruily vote tor the resolution.
llessrs. Casi!e -, VA and Johnson of Geo. Goth De
ni,E:rs;s avo,sct llcg wouii against il.
Tao resolution! acupcd with aut three dis'cu.
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