i:
n
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,SWARTOEn.
I.
0 tie late Mr. Blyth, Midjhjpmdn oh hoar J the
r.,;V Mar ':
HARK ! how the church tell's thundering harmony .'
" Ctunt the glad year. Tiding of joy have eumt,
Good tfcings of grear, joy. Two gallant shij.
Met on, the element ih y met they fought
Al&sreraie' fight. Good tioir.gs o! yea: joy !
f ThTvoi;ghf a desperate Pglit ! Tie lr h -unj
J low'd up ihe hostile etkAhey shat:ned hti j
, ' Old England, triumpli'd. Yet another d;.y
I Of glory for the 'ruler of ihe watee ;
j ' Tor those who fell 1 'twai in trreir,country's cause
They have their patting jaragraph ol piai-e,
And are forgotten.
There wai one who ditd '
Jil t! at cay's glory, whose cbslrfrt name
No proud hisftfian pag will cl:rc iiic!' ,
Peace to his bones: soul ! I read his name,
'Twa in the lm of slaughter, and blest God
j 1 he sound as not familiar in mine tr :
1 But it was told me af er, tVat this man
Was one whom lawial violence had forced1
' 4 Yraro hj.s hit own hom, It. s ffif and Utile ones
" yhoJty his labour lived ; th& he wai one
Whose uncoirupted hrt could teeiily ft el . . ...
A husband' t love, a father's arixioufliess ;
' . That, from the wages of his roil, he ltd
"j The distant dear ones, and would tali of thcrA
' At nudn'ghr, whei he lr.)d the silent deck
Wiih him levahieoC talked of them, tf joys
i 'Tba,tji& had known I oh God l-smd of the hour
vVnen they should meet again, rill his foil hesit,
Hit manly heart, at law would overflow,
. Ev'n like a child's with very tenderness.
reace to his honest spirit ! Sufcdenly
It came, and merciful t e ball of death, .
f x it came' suddenly, and sruiiered hira,
And left no ib-mcnu agonitiiig thought
On those he loved so eil.
He, ocean deep, ; r .
, .JTow lies at rest. Bejhou her comforter ,
'Whoarj the "window's fr'er.tt, .lanctoes not know
What a eaid sicklies made her Wood run bacV' : ; r : v.
. M hen first she heard the' lidjngs of the fight. ) V . ... 'Z
an does ties Juiow with what a dre,vjl hopt
' -e lisien'd to the nimm vf th cisis who iitd. ' . Ssi
' 'Man doe not snow, or'kr.owing will not le d,
tWlth whtT an agony eJf t( hderness
" She gaze J uonfEa ch: Idrrr , and heheld " "v
Hs image who was g nc. Oh God! bet' ou .
" llcr cornforter who art tle wi 6w"s frend. -
! - HORRID MURDLRi
JZifaS of a ktttr from agmtlman in Jamfollfe,
!($. C.J to the Editor if the Cnarlrflou Ccur'ur.
-"(): Monday, tlie 29th u'timo, abou' 4
oclotk io the aftcrpooo Mr. Thomag Maples
Asraa ftot, rrcar his dwelling boufc, on the High
LHiHfJSat.icebrJiii Ukft iiiJUchrd M.,
tIejabflut 23 yjears of age, w ho had fecreted
jbitrtfelf in fc gtn.hotiff, -r that xpref pur
pole.,,, 'n!a atrocious youth, in tvimm every
principle o humanity feerim to bs extind, had
' jaaded his tiflle with tfcree Jatge buck flmt jfaw
his father coining from fifts dwe'l'Vp tamfe,' and
waited to hi coRcealrhentj till he fcad.got four
tten pacei paft thegin houff, then deliberately
toc.K aiw, -tniuugn a cnvjcr Diween toe lonas
of the houfe, (homblc to rei te 1)m hie father !
.The (hot peneHated his back, and -came out
thtouh bis bftall. ..
' A jury oFirqufft was fjmrjnonerj early, on
ttie ;,d fullawing. The ma Jerer confefied his
crime, and n aac ,ip.rne ti ivui txcuics tor his .
-co nd a ft r" H t w a s cc 0551 it t r&-to Carod eir pao p
toceihtT. with "Lr' mrttljer' and li other, who
;'j v.cfe charged as 'acceflbrica rri the 'murder.
1 ' Mr. Maple9 wa ole of the oldcll ictflera
in iw uc guiicui iiuuu, anu uau always lUp'.Jri
I cd the chara&cr of an hone'ii, acduitrioB, an
FOR SALE;
AHoufff and Ld! at the Uuivsrfiijrs Ctnated
on a high and pleafaflt part of the village.
In Ih'e Houfe is one room below end two aboye
ftairii. The, Jot contains twj, acrce, and has nn
it a Kifcheti, ijmoke houf Stoit'houfc iud
Stpble, alTnew ; is well fhaded with trees and
has a Cellar prepared for tnlaroihg the Dwelling
houic, ' For ftither infoirnatiuit enquire of the
cii:iter, or-torthe fc"bferiber. .
JOSEPH CALDVELL.
, Uqiverfit y, July 29, 1805. .fceisif "
Trainable
Property
Wake Cavalryy '
THE Wake Troop of Cavalry ate notified
to nr.eti at jhtrt ufual phite of parade in.
Rftlei'ghj cn Saturday the tifAi luibiot', at 11
o'clock A' m.
' Thofe who arc dtfucuH of becoming rncrobeis
of t he rroop ztf ir.Vt'ed to mett at tl.c ahoe.
ir.tnticiie I timr snid iice. wj. 8,1805.
Pocket Book.
AS tuken (Ut of tny pocket on Jriday
ev?ninp;, at the Court Houle, about
hrtK)fe of the ek&'on, a lii-ck Pocket B()ok,
contain aijaofg other papers tht te iiottvB ii
hand, viz : one oh Berry Rogers for y 10
one 00 Wiiliato Nu?t foi 2. 5 ana ooe ln
Win. C. Guthrie (ot $. 'i'berc vcre .fme
oilier notrs aad accounts not iecollt9ed. I v
give 5'dolhru for the Pocket Bot k ii-a-' pajjers
I forwarn all petfons fiom trading for any
notes taken. in my name.
' Wm. HAltTSriELD.
Nine miles NoTth of Raleigh.
3
RAN-AWAY
ROM the fubfcibeT on die mflant, a
Negro Man named jAC0131-fre is about
24 cr if years old, black fjcin, anJ ytty ficut
nude. Ashe Avas purcjialed from Col. Wm
Polk, living in Raleigh it iar probable he is Unk
ing about that phice. Vhoevcr will aj'prehcnd
faid r.egro and lecure him ir, any jail, flali be ge
neroufly rewarded, by --
-id BENJAMIN LONG. ;
Rackingham, Richmond 1 '".'
County, July 28, 1805.3 ' :
-2 -
Mill Sazo.
f Have for fa'e a Mill Sav and Iron? Cffrnpletef
X for which I w'iil take 3 1-jw price iudfii'or
on a fltort credit to a pr,ntu i man. .
- FREDI-RICKI.ZKL.
Wake Cocnty near R'erg' ) ..
Cicfs Roads. Auc. 9, 1 Scj ) 6.v.
x The Heir at Law !
HE ' Heir it Law'? will be performed by
the men be rs c f, the Rale i ! h Tlttfoia a
Society, for the lienerit of the Academy, on
TueSLy in Court wctk.
fj- Stvcra vn'otnts of Plays & Farcea be,
longiog til the .Thtfpian Society, ate in. the
hands of Ittdtfcjuals who ate rcjuefted to re
turn them immediately to
' . J. WGlhh Librarian.
AGREEABLY to the laft Will and Tefta
meot" of Pettr. Mallelt, Efq. dcceafciJ,.
late of FayetteViiie, ihe Subfcrfbeis offer for
fait, a liberal crebit, the foflowirg property
ripg ia ditfrent partaorNorlh Cafoltua.,
CuinbftiandCoaniij Town of Faijettevllk.
A Trail if La.td iidjoinjngjjinds y fIiH.
Smith 1-ridJ.faac Williams Efq. near'Averis
bof.uglJ on the South weft fide of Cpt Fea
riv?r, about 20 n,i!e fiom Fayettf viile. .'
A Tract of Laird coniajuiDgrabout 320
Actea, kuovvn by the name of Co unci! Hall
Tratl, adjuiuing the Town of Faytttcville ;
from the teiii'.ity of the foil and its vicinity to
the Town this land ig conlulered very valuable
arid will be laid off in lots to fait 'the' purcluf-
A Lot and Houfe rn the wert fide of Gcllef
pie &tteet in Fiiyettcviik, lure The decealcd
iiirm . rly refjJed j the building arc iu good re
pair and the whole well calculated to accom
inoiatc a yetiteel tami!y. Three unimproved
Lots on the welt fid? of Grllefpie Street, be?
.etn Fianklin atd Muroford Streets adjoining
the Lit cu 'which the dwelling houfe tlauds'.
10 eta 5 uniraproved Lots on the weft fide of
G.-lictjie Stieec, between Mu'ord Direct, and
M Lett's Miil. f
x lati e U'archoufe at prefent occupied by
McfTrj. Kt-fb.'t Campbell, on Gclefpie Street
near the Toii.huufc, lubj.ct to a Imal! grcuod
tent. - ' ,
L A Lot and Duelling Houfe on the e3ft fide
( f G;cen S?ieet near the Court.Hviufc, cowoc
cupied by William H. Williams, Efq.
" A Lot and Dwellino; Houfe do the eaft fide
of G teen Street in pofleflion, of MrJ. Emmet
aud luhject to hetlife ret't.
Two lo!o Jt lower Fayttteville on which there
is a T;b.iccpi ii fpetlion u idcr the direftion cf
:.f .fTra Davis 5t M'DonalJ together with a
large three Hory WarehoEfc, three fmall Ware-"
h".ufc3 and three ex'enfive (heds with every ne.
e(Taiy accommodation for llie intpev.lioii and
ftonsge erf Tobacco. If the pti'cUalVr Ihould
incline, one of the Lots on which (lands a large
ftc! will be fold fcparatt or divided into two
Lois, -..7-7-; 1; - - -
To th: ' Editor cf the Charleston Ccuritr.
w
j;
ILL be
NOTICE.
fold at the CowttHouftf
good man.
' ..
) -."A Catitai. Tuck -At afyfec"tion in
j; March latt, two perfons in the county of Che
iff hirer N fL'were rival candida'es for the office
if ccunfulor, the one named Parler, a demo
cat, the other, named Ilafe- a fcderah'tl. On
. the yotes beinp returned to their cjeneral cwirt,
:JtVaa fennd .that the federahifthad a jh.Jbttty,
' tut iCbcifg of, confiderable importance to the
j party, inai tuc utyi'Jtr nu wo-u.-iiowr iuoukj
iiiive the fea, and the houfe being democratic,
Itwas tletei'mtned tht the' caufe liberty and
f quote) fhould oot fuffeVhrouh rthe Winncfs
Maud bbftiiTBcy of any federal cleois whatever.
I iTfeeytbercfcre fcucedVo ihe retwrnS of the towtf '
I ieletk of Weilworelati'd-.. which jave Mr. Hale
tftii .-otcs ;. .t3 - Gftei Opoirirthan herfrnat
lf letter was made 4o tall that jt mtht very well
ptf for; an andS it Jail thty aelnjilly voted lhat
J I n it (houttl be, ilius turninjT Halt into ffall.-
V '.In viio did the town clerk; -Caleb Aldtjlh jfwesr
th at the returos ftnt, by hiin.were 'meaut fr"
' Ha f afid tot Had? tytecilfr to fecfrd. In
i ;Vmo didjofeph Bttit J eft ify t h at herwa sthf'.lBo'
! cratcrof the WeO
d tlit Yoesih ct e weri. (or Mcif Htrf 1 3 7." I n
I , train Was it faui that 00 fiich man as Mofes H.ift
viisiveo a candjdte j thin VJghtcons ftratsgem
vj rtnt "to beSrB fdi and the '' Republican
SLeiflattrt djtetifljrel. that Mr. (Hale had i
V toot a firioJe Vc.re '.in rftmoveJand, Which lef '
( j Jllieir favourite a maiytyi and be was fvwVii n
f jand took htfe.rt co'irdinily. Jtfo. meighii
J tortfonertpurvUt as Vufltl fays, to compareUt ;
; tie thicga wiih teat,! thiuk thia alao'i cqosh
I ouf.caiiaffers burnioi; the Ofltgo votes to fc
( cuie the eUdtoB of Governor Clinton. . . .
K:' rtr. rf HereU. '
1, soifcgT Qf'0OeoMIaesL3)iat.
HAYWOOD's JUSTICE
"': . Fpr falc at this OiBcc.
Msrtiitvillc on Tutfdaf the 1 7th cf
SepteaibtT next the folio wit! jjr'Tracls of'Land
filuaU: in the County of Guilford "or fo much
hereof astwi! fatUfv the Public and Couoty
taxes forlt. years. i-etf in mentioned,. and the.
charges cf advertrfements, &c viz
100 Acres, Supposed to be ihe lands of Jarries .'
Hopki-.s for' , - - .-" 1 301 & 104
r!o the la v.ss of f ! Clbbon's Heirs hr 1803 & 104
Co ,?upo-ied to be V.e- lauus of
3 hn Winsl w, Ej. lor
do ia is of P iliip Arnick, for
do do of niqinasPiunltit, tor
do d) 'Smuel M'Maitcrs for
Ha y Burues, Lr
Tarltoii Bofan, for
James Saundor, for '
Da id S.mpsoii (llaw-UVver)
550
165
2C0
?oo
150
17
150
300
0
1C0
7
S83
192
181
do do
do t
3 . d i
' do - d3
Co.. do
do d
do d
do
A?'
do da ratnan inney lor ; .,
t'a r di David ight, for ...
(o' do William T b (AlteraanceV
1804
ICS f..
1803
18)3 ' ;
1803
'1804
C.a. id Quatc, (A rcmance)
John Bon on (BurTalow) tot
Jess'.e Green, for v
.do . jertmiah Kimmer)', iar ?'
do Jamei Hurnes, ibr V ':
isnj.
1&03
180-f
iB04
iao4
1804
1804
1804
J804t
do k, Tessa Grevn, Jor
ABNER WEATHER LY. Sh'f.il
..JN-AWAY V;..-
r 0m Me SKffcriter, livirg in FrankHn
c6unty , a bout ihef.fjt ofMayt
About iy' ye'atadv abcut 5 feet q inches high,
datk comp'tcled. He was raided by-Mr. Spivy
war" Windfer, whejjnrjsjejpefterl to be now
hnking," or rBtihe riiighboihood of Mr. Boyce,
of Gianville, where he has a wife. A rewatd
' in i v. entyVla'rs will be given for the fellow, '
deltveteJ t6 ra; or fecured in jil thrt Tget hla
agai.v s D. W. DAVIS.
I INTEND to ffvmcve ibis U wit'u CoecR v.
L o to Ten' ITee. Tbcfe wbo bae (!'
ii.fl me will make, them known; aod tbole who
ciwe rt-will pay, I hope, in hole or-part, by the
0tH of September 'f ;nd'ibof wb Vti rndebtcd by
open ecooTit,' if utab(je m psf," will I tfttfi, ren4 is
tbeir Botes. . After tbe eipirarion -of the lesfoa,
Ccearde Liao will be let to raarci iSttil tbe date above,
t 20 dotlatt iofarance, paytbleat March Court,
I8c6. There will be bo prdTpefl of bis tetum to tbis
ihte. " ; - -f " . - -' t
July. ' ELISHA WILUAMS.
grange County & Town ffillfiborpugh,1.
, 30ft Acres of Land in the Ha-fields ad
oioing lands of Geoeral Mebaner
A Grill Mill 6n Eno River and in the Town
of Hillfboroiih, the ASill runs tw6 p,iir of
tor.c8, w-ith the necf.ir.it y machinaiy of Mer
chant M'J', the whole iu tolerable repair from
the natural advantages ibis Miil politffes, it is
odidered lo be the mod valuable in the State.
Iew-Hanover County .and Town tf Wil
' tntngton.-
Owe half a Lot in the Town of Wilmington,
on the fi)tith tide of SMnce Street, extending
along faid Sweet from Frant Stteettb the river.
A Tract of Land on the eaft fide of the north
weft branch of Cape Fear River, about tluce
miles above Wilmington, joining hods ori: Wm.
W. J nts & Henry Waters, Enquires ; aeon
fiderab'e put -cf this Land is cfjAe ery heft
tii!e r arrp, and is confideied by judges to be
equal, if net lupcrior, to any Rice Land in the
State ; it is will worth the attention of thofe
who prepofe engaging .in the culture of Rice;
the whoe will be fold or it will be divided to ac
oommodne the purchafer. v
A-Lr ge body of -Xand on the. well fide of the.
norh-caTlt river, txtending along the lifrr from
Henry VVatets's plantation call-.d Fcrctput to
Major Moure's 011 Fithing Creek, a part of this
Lar.id is lidc ftvamp and well luitcd to the cul
tivation cT Rice.
A4fo three i Tra&a of Land on Little Cohesra .
in fUmpfon Ccuuty, well cukulaud for Com &
Cotton. .
The Subfcrtber3 will receive prt ptfals at Fay ,
cttcville by letter or otherwile -for all or any
part of the abovs defcrtbed pioperty until the
t it of OQober next, if unfold the Mill St Lsi ds
iaOr r.?e Cr.unty will be offired at Auitian
in, Hil "fborougb o tbe 9th day of OclcLcr.
The Lots,; Houfcs and Lands in.Cumbetliind
at iFayetteville o;i the 2f3lh jiay oi tbe fame,
month, and the lands in NcwHsn'over on the
181b day of November next. Application may
be made to Mr. Tames MumforJ at Wilmiiigion
who will defcribe.adfhew the lands in the vici
nity of that place. -'. ;" : ..;.
V JOHM ECCLES, ' Executor, tf Fc
rOHfTSLv3
SIR, Findirg my najneinferted in. jciir pa- .
per refpecting a Dog, v hich t.be, author
ol the advertifement calW a Stolen pop, hzi
induced me to defire vou'to iiifwrt the :' 'folio svin'g'
ntte. ' ' '. '
A t the houfe of Mr. 'Caflb, ! faw a Dbj tltEt
appeni e-1 to bebiat often, mi 'a ount of his i.e.
liter u-njblcfA.rne.to hm ; 1 flked'hitn if i' vt .
J.': to which fee afceted no ;- that rhe Ucz'
taj been ;lf ft by a rt tltman cf ChaikUOiS a
lon while finct oj wb'ch I ctieivcu thac it
was a pity -the animal fhould be abardoncd, cio
pave "the dog Tome food, he being a'moft flatv
cd. The f.ext day the dog followedthc It age,
probably horn gratitude. 1 , endeavoured to
fend htm bck,r I tit could net fucceed. Rc
colic ciiVjj what Mr. Caflb bad lold n e, I !tt
the dog putfne his own way. thinking that hi
pcihaps would meet with Lib mailer iu Chailef
ton.
Being arrived in Charlefton the day before
the publication alluded 10, I had rot even time
to put in an advertifemfnt refptding ,jhe Dog.
ii to the, indecent rcanoeftur wLn-h the au.
thor expreffes hunfclf, rtfpcflii'g the prrfott
whom he fpeaksof, ard cf the prttendtd MarJc
all that I have to fay to fnchH?.rgur,ge is, that
it indicates a very contrift d'msn, who, if I
was near him. woulnl itcciwe his mark.
Aslconnce in wbut Mr. C. has told mere
fpL'dxirg the maftcr of the-TJog, any gentleman
that h.s loft a Dog of fo'cb defcription s given,
may find it by enquiring at the tourkr priming.
Office.! J. VERMONNET.
Qhar'tjhny Jtigyfl 1055.
. i. -- ' " .
' Spring and Summer GOODS.
THE SUBSCRIBE RS beg have to infot trtl
the public sn gtueif.l and cbtir ctftontefs '
in particular, thai: they l.sae jiift teceived 2nd
are how operinr a vcy Inrge and general afTort
ment of GOODS, (the greater pait imported
difctlJy from the rnscur"adtorcrs) which they of
fer for .fale, by Wholefale and Retail on mcde
rate terms. A conliderable difcount will be
made to thofe who purchafe with ready money.
They have alfa on band,
all kinds of Ealt and Weti-India Goods snd tip.
wards of Ten Thoufind Bcfhtls of Liverpool
SALT. Produce: of every kind received ia
payment.
.- Donaldson. MiicMllan. 0? Co.
Fayettevillej 10th July, 1805.,- r
. Committed to Gaol rT
ON the 241b of Jnlva Negro Man about 25
years of ge, vey blrk, fptaks piaip, vhlm
himfe'f a freejp6n, paiTcs by the name of Sironu,
fsys he formerly bt longed to a widow by tke
name of Eliza B ake, near Dogifter, South
Carolina. Had on a brown coat, blcc.k velvet;
cape, a fmall white ha;, hoaiefpun, oantaloons,
a bandkerchief with cloth, air.ong which was a
pair of ffcdoia trowfets f blue plains ; had with
Lim apaperfigned by the fiiid widow ; another
figned by Capt. Jofeph Wiring. The owner
is defired to prove her p.opervj , pay char8
and take bim away.
c, ' ' JA MES JOHNSON, Coroner.
War'eibotoiigb, N. C.
July 25, 1805.
1TFIY DOLLARS REWARD.
OU tbe night cf the th of July, alovt tha hour
of Ifj 0 clock, fome villain fit fire to rr.y barn.
But an hour before was at the barn with Mr.
Malicba Hinlen, and (cb bit hdrfe oit of the fable, ;
wtiher vf uf bad a Ii"htt iiot was there any fire
aoaut the houfe as the family was from horn: except
myfclf and wife. When the fire was jirfl difcover
W, it had got to the vffer Jioty..: Theie ivtre ' firn
borfes in the fable that jcined th: barn, tut J got
them out without their Izbg injured. Jlny perjon
that will deU8 the villain or- villans fQ tlct lhy
le trough to furib:nerili flail naive the alave re
.ward. AT. DAVIS.
v 1 ' mithfeldi July 5, 1805:
jine i'gtb, 180J.
(tf
Ten Dollars Reward.
jail on the 2 9'htif Jure, a Negro
man wl:j calls biftifclflJtr: uHe fitd that
he belonged to one? Bfooe't ljdichaei rPeDdlc
ton ccunty,.' .in'Sautji Carolirra, that be was.
b-ttade a Bricklayer, ar.d tonld play en the
Fiddle' s he is about five feet un- inches high,
and 4ias a fear on bis,faceriear hisltye, which
ftcmi'to e.b?ea octjfioned by a burn. - He
carrud away , wiih bim a dark dolcuted fturtout,
a blue coat and f an Vdo jvnwaiftcoat.V It, is
Ipiohable he wall atKip'pto get tcNcw-Yoik,
as be faid be had relauonV-tiirit bora bevas
avxious to fee. The above rewar vvill be giea
tdliBy perfrtn'who wiltdeliver him to; the fab
fcriber in Faycttevule, or fite dollars if lodged
in asy jail in ibis State. . , 1
' . ' NE A L LOVE, jailor.
Faye.ucu!e,. Jn'f 1805, 1 ' 3C : .
T THE GRAND LODGK
.." of . .: -'
North-Carclina and Tennessee)
TT7TLL convene in the Lodge Room in thfs
V city on the evening of Wcdocfday, the
t Ith ilay.of Dtrembcr next. At' which tiae
arrd place the Officers, Merhbera and Ktprefen.
tatives from the ftibordinate Lodges ate icquir
ed to attend.
By order of tbe moll worfhipfu! the Hco.
John Louts Tartoii. Grand Maflcr.
Ratetghj June "tthr A. X.
cBcj, A.p. 1S05.
Grand Secretary,
Mi
PROPOSALS
William- HoylaKy-.
. ForTPrintipg by Subfcription,
THE SECOSD VOlAJ2CJi OF
, HAYWOOD'S REWRTSr J
Beginning where bis jirfl Volume ended, end est-
' J 7)Jinwdta tjx prefnul thitc.,
THEPubiiher'is anjfhowfeoayXtfcsuV"
volume Mfill contain fome cf lht"ntoft iiniptSfatt
decifions heraofore" inadc, and lefs ir.termlxti
with doubtful cafex than any bpok of repot evtf r
prirte hi tfee flate. ' "V. v .' .. '
.It 'wjll contain about 500 page3 1 ancj the price
to luDicnoers yui d- lour dobau on the celivtiy
of tbe book . . - -
- I t wiJI be put to p. efs as foon as 2 ja fulfcri!ert
are obtained-. ' f. : ..':v'- 'T;
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the Gentletrieu of tbe liar- ' : ' f
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