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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-11

r EAUTIFUL COTTAGE FARM OF 1875
ACRES, NEAR THE PLANK ROAD SIX MILES
NORTH OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE.
"E authorized 10 sell the beautiful cottage
ern, now owned and occupied by Mr. Presley T. Atkin.
The improvements are all new-are very neat and
attractive. The soil 10 good the neighborhod rnrats,
and tho place remarkably healthy. There 10 abun.
dance Of fine wood land the place. Terms reasonable
Apply to GODDlN & APPERSON.
Aug 27-c2w
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TREDRGAR FOUNDRY g. ENGINE WORKS
RICHMOND. VA.

ME SUBSCRIBER having completed the A
= Machinery for the United States Stoam "A /
fnsa;es Roanoke and Colorado, is prepared to- '
execute with dispatch all orders entrusted to-A
him for
IRON Brass CASTINGS of any Pattern or size desired
STATIONARY and PORTABLE STEAM ESGINEs, with or
sithOu, Saw Mills
RAitxoAD CAsrrsos and MACHINERY including Wheels,
and Axles, and Trucks ready fitted
MIL WoRE and MACHINERY, of every description
lnese Works have been long and favorably known
throughout tho Southern States and have established
ePata,ion for turning work of the best description
Mr. FRANCIS T. GLASGOW will have charge Of tho
and parties requiring Castings Machinery of
'"{ kind, are invited to give him call
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-11
GEORGE !. HERRING's.
COMMISSION AND GROCERY STORE,

No sc. MAI. STREET.
" EEPS ALWAYS on hand full stock Of Groceries, to
IN which he invites his customers and the public gene.
rally Also pays strict attention to the sale of country
Produce and S now prepared furnish grain bags his
friends who wish 10 send their grain to him sell
GEO. ] HERRING,
Aug 4-ctf No. sc, Main st.
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FOR SALE,

a FARM OF 800 ACRES. NEAR sTAuEToN. VA
"A The farm on which reside three miles from staun.
ton of about 320 acres 90 which we'll mbered 10
for ssle The buildings handsome and spacious and
the land very good and well waered by Lewis Creek
pabe of division into farms and will be sold very
favorable terms. Address WM B. JOHNSON,
A. o5-c,f Staunton, Va
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AUCTION SALES.
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FUR SNLE.
TIME subscriber offers tor sale, Public Auction, az
IL Dry Creek Hotel, on the 18th of OCTOBER ms
Farm called JERlCO. lying in the county oi Green
6rier. the waters OF Howards Greek, ana near near
the White Sulphur Springs, being distant only - lni..
from that celebrated watering paco. ts close
TO the Springs and to the COvingon and Ohio haroau
renders this very desirable property The nact contan
900 acres, and could be very easily divided TO s pu
ohaser Thero. about 400 acres Of open land OF ~nea
Hsy The improysmants eonss, in Iarre and conmo
dous Dwelling House. built OF BRICK having Just peer
completed it in good order for the reception oil
Large Stable Negro Cabins &c. The subscriber WI
take pleasure in showing the place any one wishing
purchase. My post office is White Sulphur Sprngs.
Sent 3-cufda SAINT, ID. LEA r..
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SALE OF BLENHEIM.

NY Virtue Of Decree pronounced by he IHeui
IL Court of Abemare, the undersigned ComIssionn i
will cell at Pubic Auction, TUESDAY, the "a OF 9E
TEMPER NEXT, on the premises, the benntilu Estst
and late Residence of the Hon. Andrew stevenson uoc
In the county OF Albemarle, known as BL LENhEIm.
This 10 perhaps of the most beautiful anu
Estates that can be found any where in Virginia ac
contains about 900 acres with abundance OF Hnoe
and Water, and lies nine miles South OF Charolesv'
and the University which there is good road passnt
Immediately by Monticello
Blenheim lies the Eastern slOpe ot The south'M es
range OF mountains, in the section oi country 80 Iont
known Rs the RED Land District OF Albeina5le ana
under good state Of cultivation, being wei aaapeu 70 al
the staple products Of Piedmont Virgins snch MS
Tobacco, Corn Grasses, sc.
The Buildings all now and commcdlous, anu arrsn
ged with very great taste, whilst the surrounding Lawn
very extensive and highly improved
An easy access to market (ether Richmond or AeNan
dria) s afforded by Railway and the James kVer Canal
The society of the neighborhood cultivated ana rened
and churches Of all the leading denominations are nc
cessible.
In short In point Of health, scenery society and beau
tful improvements tits rarely oquaed Hy any estate ever
offered for sale.
very small portion of the purchase money wl be re
quired in hand and long credits given ;or the pHiAhce
Persons wishing purchase visi! the place. or maI
correspond with me by directing TO CharoeS'e' h'se
male Co, Va.
Should the 2d Of September prove 70 be an unsuitable
day, the sale will be made the next fair day
N H. MASSIE, Comr
July o1-c6w And admir- of 4 Stevenson dee.
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NEW MODEL REPEATING PIsTOLe.-Rs
~ ceved to-day large stock of Pistols of every
mako. Call and see the new styles ls the Peter.6urg
Gun warehouse, Old Street., C. LEONARD
Feb 10 of
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VlHE subscriber offers at private sale that beautiful
IL Farm in Goochland county, called ORAPAkES, ly'
ing ON James River Licking Hole Creek and the James
River and Kanswha Canal, four miles above the Court
House. and thirty -four miles from Richmond. The situa
ton is among the beautiful the rvor, command
ing view OF the whole arabic surface hne view of the
surrounding country and canal for several miles up and
down the river The estate In high state of improve
ment and remarkably healthy one 1t adjotn: the es
tates OF Thomas J. Desne. w. B. Weisser and n Skip
with and contains 93s acres of which liz 2 acres are
hrst low grounds 2a0 of second low grounds 272
acres of arabic high land and 3a9 acres Of wood
The improvements consist of frame dwelling with eight
rooms IA good kitchen outhouses qusrter: overseers
house. built in the last five years. with brick chmneys
and underpuning, and new brick barn, 60x30, with
shed running the whole length sixteen feet wide new
,hrcshng machine, ice house. and all necessary
stables &c.
Any person wishing purchase desirable residence
would do well to visit this before purchasing elsewhere
| will sell on reasonable terms.
Every preparation 10 making to seed 200 acres In
wheat this fall 100 of in faow, and the cornhed has
been sowed in peas.
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing as it
stands, and most of the negroes.
Ny manager Mr. Sanders will show the estate 10 any
one wishing to purchase.
Ny address 10 sublens P. O., Powhetan county.
Oct l5-ctf NILES C. SELDEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-11
W ALUABL LIE PROPERTY AT HALIFAX
COIIRT HOUSE FOR SALE-Thc very valuable

ALEAb co1pT uofsr FoR sifr[Thc Irrv vslpsble
property Halifax Court House. known Halifax Hotel
Is offered for sale privately is deemed unneces
sary detail the many advantages of this property as
has been for many years acknowledged of the
most reputable and we'll conducted hotels in the country
There have been, within the past eighteen months some
substantial improvements made upon the o anu otnef'
now in progress
If the property be disposed of privately before the
2sh day Of September Chat being court day 1t will then
be offered for sale on the prenuses at pubic auction
The terms shall be liberal.
Those who may wish to make enquiries in relation to
the above property will please address Dr. Thos Will
Iams at Mount LAUREL Halifax county, Mr.. George w.
Williams, at Richmond, Va. .--
THOS. J. WILLIAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-11
NOTICE,

LII Persons having claims against the of David
"A s. Gillespie decessrd, late Of Louisa county, Va,
arc requested TO present them to the undersigned legally
authenticated that they may be discharged and the esats
finally settled up. JANE r. GILLESPIE,
Administrative of David s. Gillespie, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-11
THE HUMBUG OF ROYALTY.

While England's Indian empire is In revolt, and
war is pending with China, the late commander OF
the forces in the Crimes. Sir William Codring,on,
has been assigned to the command of-,he Prince OF
Wales, who ia making tour in the Rhenieh pro
| vinces.
The London Times is severe upon the appointment,
thus concluding its editorial remarks:
We must frankly confess that this appears rather
| "drop" for General Codrngton-the fall, We mean,
| from ths command of the Crimeau army to the com
mand Owe say it with all Difference but stlI lie
the fact-s boy l6-or, 10 speak in the Language OF
the "Colrt Circular, $50 attendance upon his Ro,
Highnsss, the Prince of Wales" in his tour up :he
| Rhine. When the late Archbishop OF Canterbury
| was rased from the position Of private clergyman
TO that Of Bishop of London, old Peer asked " het
the qualification OF the fortunate unknown were
The informant bc"dered and hesitated. talked about
theological reading and clerical accomplishments.
| scholarship Sc.
At last, by accident, he bit upon the fact that tho
late Preate tutor to the Marquis Of Abercorns
son, and had always got on with the Marquis very
well. The old Peer was Immediately satisfied. "Oh.
If ha managed Abercorn he could manage anybody.
or any diocess." Here ia q rise from the manage
ment OF one TO the management OF many. Sir VIII
liam CodrDgton reverses the process. lie rises from
| the government OF many to that Of one. He has
| prepared himself by leading the C-mean army tc u
| rect the young Prince of Wales. The conduct Of
the Russian war fts him to conduct Rhenish tour.
| But here is the whole East in some way other
| in arms with us-China resisting, ludis mutnying.
| Generals dying at every post-Auson by one. Bar
| nsrd and Lawrence by another-important com.
mands are empty and want filling, and the Comman-
der Of the Crmesn army ia "goiIg 10 Konigswiner
to be in attendance on the Prince cf Wales" Has
General Codrington, having gained European, no
| ambition for Indian honsrsl or is he such courier
that the successful direction Of the Prince Of Wales
Rhine tour has greater attraction in hi. eyes than
the suppression Of an enormous Indian mutiny7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-11
EDWIN WORKMAN e. CO.,
ROGERS. COMMISSION MERCHANT

DEALERS IN IRON, STEEL. AND AGRICULTURAL
MANURES.
A rrESD particularly to the sale OF Wheat, Corn,
"A Flour aud Tobacco A full supply of grain bags on
aana, with which farmers be supplied who wish to
eonsien Grain 10 u.s. Julya-c4m
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PURE RICH,IOND GROUND PLAsTEK

PACKED IN BARRELS OR LOOSE, FROM LUMP
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.
MIL on Canal, adjoining the Danrile Depot-OEes,
40 II, Pearl Street.
II AM Grinding my supply of Plaster for the Fall
III demand, from personal selections OF the purest
richest Lump and Halter myse that the close attention
given this business for many years enabcs to offer
supply of Ground Plaster that cannot be exceed in
richness and purity and freely invite all interested to an
inspection Of my large Stock Lump, from which is pre-
pared Special attention paid to the order OF the pack
aees Orders TO any sxtent now be supplied.
Sep 7-c4t JOHN II. CLAIBORNE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-11
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
virtue Of the provisions of deed Of trust
- ted by ielvcrtOn N. Oliver the lst day of o:to.
Der, 1880 OF record in the Clerks Office Of the Comfy
Court OF Roanoke, the object OF which
b. Nichols the Payment OF debt therein mentioned
1857 at the late residence of said Oliver to offer for e
at Public Auction, the real aud personal property
brsced in said trust deed consisting in part Of M Of
CANT Dwelling House thereon, besides other improve
rnents of the most valuable kind and lifted up with great
taste and in the most convenient torm-aso five
monty valuable Slayes-all Household and Kitchen Fur
nture Of said Oliver much Of which is costly and sape
rior-and all the Plantation Utensils on the place.
To any Southern gentleman wishing to purchase de
shtful residence in the oveest part Of the Valley Of
Virginia, tbe property here offered for sale presents
rare opportunity.
The terms OF sAlu will be made known on the cay OF
sale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-11
FRUIT TREES AND sHRUBBERY

rhClT TREES AND 9HRUBBERY.
SOUTHERN GREENWOOD, NURSERY.
AriNG On han II choice variety of FRUIT - -
sussc;s,i. les ,i Of INV own raising. and grating
csn we large for ransplanting respectfully - -
s'u uu me attention of the public to them
Nuserv II located one. and ahaf miles North East
Ig tbsn WI" 'AA' p'e"'N :" 'Ao"
Van addressed 70. or left at my agents, Messrs
Y, Low, Taylor Co., No. 10, Main street. Richmond,
!, Aus St ~ myself. will meet with prompt attention
lSz'-com LEWIS TUDOR
al CST TO HAND-A fresh supply Of WATCHES,
TsCCL CLOCKS. JEWELRY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Of H. GOODS, &c, which will be sold low at the Sign
' NUE. Old Street, Petersburg, Va.
c. LEONARD,
Palm Repsirer of Watches. Clocks, jewelry, &c.
w,, FOR ONLY ONE DOLLAR,
I,LL "LLL 'end by mail, information (warranied) by
any person. in any part of tho United States
pe, en twenty, Fifty dollars, double their mo-
eosuDne per veek easily, surely, see,ly honorably
n,a,usiiy and at bome
1'et your letters, thus:
Ar,a WASHINGTON D. aPRAGUE,
Wsvery, Tsnpssss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-11

Commission Merchants and Grocers Richmond, Va.
We also solicit orders for genuine No. Peruvian quo
no. direct from the Agents. and tho A Mexican direct
from Importers We always furnish al the lowest prices.
Sept 9-clm
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Aug ll-ctds WILLIAM WATTS. TruGeo.
UALIFAX DAN RITER IANn FHR = lIE.

OFFER for sale Tract of Land lying ON Dan River,
in the county Of Halifax, Virginia, five miles sbove
Boston Depot, the south side OF said river The Tract
contains iel acres or theresbouts-wh good framed
Cottage Dwelling Of FIVE rooms md all necessary Out
Houses for Farming or Planting There thirty
OF hrst quality Dan River Low Grounds 30 acres OF Law
son Creek Flats equally good and 32 acres of upland
as rich as any uPlands in the county; and the whole s
well suited to the cultivation Of any crops usually made
Ia Southern Virginia There 43 acres of wood land
In Its original growth the rest cleared and in cultva
ton The land lies within few hundred yards of the
Richmond and Danvile Railroad which passes the op
posite side OF the river There is excellent road to
Boston Depot i've miles below, and one nearly as good,
to News Ferry Depot, about live mile. above Persons
wishing to buy moderate sized tract Of excellent land
should examine this, it s thought that none
be purchased In the county
II not disposed Of privately, the tract will be sold. at
PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premises, on the 3Oth Sep.
tember, 1857:
Terms-Onethird cash, onethrd on a credit Of twelve
months and one third on credit of two years each de-
ferred payment properly secured The title will be made
perfect BY my daughter and her husband joining In the
oeeo iana wlll be shown to persons wishing to ex.
DR.. Green, at Halifax Courthouse
ELIZABETH ANN BORUM,
sept 4-ctds HALIFAX Courthouse, Va.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
FRIDAY MORNING, sEPTEMBRR II

BY nITCHIE & DUNNAvANT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-14
Wooden Mills, Oxford.

An erroneous statement with regard 70
this property at " Crasic's Mills " village,
in Oxl,rl, some week. since, was Pubh'hgl
in the Democrat It was therein stated
that these Mil, had been purchased by
Mr. J0nos, OF Massachusetts,, ' SC, &C..
Thi, wa an error. Tho property was fora
merly owned by the a." ONlorl Wooden Man
uaciurius Company" iu which The Mcssr'
Libby. IIarts. aud Wm. Kimhall, all o'
Portland. were thc principal stockholders.
Tho whole property belonging 20 thus
company, situated upon tho upper nli' iu
tbi, village, has recently been purchased 10y
JouN II,lt, FL, formerly Of Rochester y.
IL, but more recently %, Bridsiou in tbs
state. Mr. Hall was, PRIOR to making this
purchase a pint owner with Rufus g'',''
EsIu Of the Wooi,n Mills at Center brds'
ton H. isa sgntlgmnu Of excellent bust.
nos reputation practical mechanic aud
las a thorough knowledge OF his hu'inr''.
lie Is making extensive repairs aud hitting
up every part Of his hn' establishments 90
irsi rate order. MF. l''' MAh"''''"'''
'uT''h"' "'o'," h.'"A'''' "'' wiz ''"''
""'" h' gels "'' looms D." I'''''''' '.'''
'A'y pane l'' uly' AUS "'''''' anus %
t'adJ mA'A''' anu IT, ''''''''''' - ''''
10 U' very I''h,'''' cuisines,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-14
Supreme Judicial Court. Oxford County

The August Term Of the Supreme Judi.
cial Court for Oxford County, commenced
II. session, in thi. town, on Tuesday. Hon
Jonas Cutting, Justice.
Tho following are tho names Of the Jurors
in attendance
Fmsr JuRr. IIoratio G. Cole, FOREMAN
seth Babb. Peru. Luther Briggs, Green
wood Arel X. Bumpus; Isaac Chapman
Hiram Warren Charles, Lowell; William
Elliott. Rumrord Charles l.. Fox, Rox
bury; Sclby Holman, DizdcId farnum
Jcwett, Waterford, Israel g. Kimball,
Bethel, Jsicdiah T. Kimbll, Bethel
SFco>p Jrm. Cyrus Kicker. Hartford,
Foreman. Abraham Mason, Porter David
Morrill,, IT,, sumner; Caleb Ossood, Frye
burg; Joel Pcrham, IT,, Woodstock; lIo-
ratio Il. Pratt, oxford Luther Rich, Can
ton; samuel Rycrson, Paris; John Shaw,
Byron, Melyen Stow, Norway, II. II
Thayer, Paris, Levi Turner, BuekGcId.
SrrEvuwR,Rrrs. Jacob Il. Wentworth,
Brownfcld; John T. Wills, Brownao!d
Mark F. William, Denmark.
The following cases are al that had been
disposed Of by trial, up to wednesday night.
Geo. =. Hooper, IS. Horace Cumming.
This j. an action Of trcsrasr, in behalf OF
proprietors Of the Paris llIll Meeting House.
against dolcudcnt, for entering upon tho
Common, in tins village. Dcft claims the
Common as his property, on tho plea that
the conditions Of tho decd, by which the
property was originally conveyed, have been
broken, aul that il should now revert to
him. Carried up to Law Court. Good
cnow and EimbalI for pl'T., Walton and
Tasting, lur dort.
Cyru, wormoll rs Cyprus Eu'ti'. Action
% recover money lost on wager. Carried
to Law Court on Report Bolster Cor pIG.
Walton. Randall ior dart
On wclur.lay the jurors were dismissed
until Friday morning, when The Grand jury
will be ready 70 make report.
Au unusual number Of new entries have
h,rn nude 90 this torn, amounting 70 about
three hundred.
Ii probable that the famous breach OF
promise case, Mary robia against Jo'opl
G. shaw, which WIZ tried last November
will be again taken up Tor trial, on Friday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-14
A Politician on the Bible.

49,, a. - . 81. d, aIrrts
Inc n,a'''Siu N'l', J,' yV1''I = ,,,,rr,y.
o. 'nS non, - "a, -, $50, r,.,rpi.tcr
-. ~. - -, Nj Buchanan's
- - 49,, ~ .,.s - ~ FOR ard
-. , v Wv I1'' NJ. ,bicb ,,s-~-..
"i'',n ''s ''A'' - -, O., ,t.
saH'eiSh' n1''.o' -.
peculiarisies OF 'o' s,''eu'en u =" Wv,
cate, IL viii o. E''0'''''sl 'u1' '','. ~, ~.
ford was counsel ''' Nn'Sn'' W. u 90 -. u.
murder al LEWISTON last winter =
'0n''le'ao'e attention.. O." '" ,,r -
TO- when he Wa about 20 'l' !" ''''. W .'
argument 10 order 'o'''n'' u" u!
be remarked with p'''''''u' ''''nu''' 'u-
great emphasis S''',' '"'He' '''''s W
God
AT this point, ('ay' the Journal'l the
learned counsel laid down b7i'i' took 'a his
spectacles, and thru'.'s he hands deep
into his pockets, observed to che court '.''
hsvas indebted 20 bis honor Jn'-' hir' .'r
this thought, who, at The trial, r'm'n''d
him that il vas the language OF inn. t'.'S
Spracuc, in concluding bis argument ios
Sa-er.
"pesrlv impressed with be frcih's lane
rua-s. as vel a. Will 'hc originality of thc
idea. he Mr. CUGrrll suspected ,hnt 10
uu., have 49,, ',.--e.--4 by NJ. -Tr-1'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-14
War; Rebellion ! Awful Consequences I!

"a rebellion 81 iniqultous and necessarily
involving such awful consequences, has
never before dissraccd any age or country.
Tho above extract we clip from the Pro-
clamation Of Gov. Walker, after he "sa'
down before Lawrence with tho United
States troops. This proclamation, and es-
pccally the ut,erancc Of such sentiments a.
arc contained in the above three lines, prove
that tho " fools amt all dead yet" Did
this old would-bo arch tool Of tho slave.
Ocracy, suppose tho intelligent, hish.mindcd
people Of Lawrence could he frightened into
subsection by such infamous grnudlloluence,
such b5mbaslic cloqucncc, such high sound.
ing fury Of words? Did be suppose that such
coutcmp,iblc, rismarolc would operate
10 bring tie necks u the irccmon Of Law.
renee under the grinding' Of hi, dcspotic
hccl2 Did he believe hisown poor nonsense
Certainly not, Tor to charge him with this
is to write him down the very prince Of all
official donkcys Buchanan has sent out 20
Kansas. when 10 deliberately planned
and wrote base libel upon the people of
Lawrence, by saying that they were tine
cr,iis1 rebel, that ever " di'gra-sd any ago
or couiry," he we'll knew that ho was pub
fishing an iuiamou. SANDER, that ought to
consirn it, author to tho penitcntary for
lie. THIS Robert J. Walker is great
humbug. lie is justly the laughing stock
Of the FREQ State men Of kansas aud the
whole nation. lie j. not even so decent a
man as shannon, for shannon lad soma few
correct ideas Of justice wacn he was drunk,
but Walker DON, come mp TO that.
hut Walker ought 10 have credit ior one
thine-ho pretty fairly represents the 40.
mini.tration that sent him there. \ cor-
run, fountain will send forth corrupt waters.
walker wus .rut To Kansas 90 u'fur % 20
,'arav. In doing hi. work while trying TO
act the kunyc, he show. Toe fool, aud 10 i'
hard telling in which character be appears
the most conspicuous.
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