PEEdHX)F THB KING OF SPAIN
, OK 'THE FIWXVDATCr -march. .;.
rnic ti a 1 1 dnl -mhick hat Mvcb-such ittpbg
Kcofs.ot the lotcana ancuonruiwji
9Tt tnmv roral ocrsonM cannot do less
than, fn cbmpliance With the fecliDgs of
iny heart; give thankso Almighjy Gcd ;.
vhor in navjng resioreu lo jne. py; uir v
lor and tbostancy olniyfaithfal subjects,
the4hrcne of .my ancestors, has vouchsaf
ed to strenktheh it; by riving for. Its faun
dation a constitution t. sabctioned jb'y Cthe
Extwordinary wrtcs ;wnicn, in . compli
ance iththevcitcof the natioriI:have
A mamfaJn' -' Tli welfare han-
piness bf the people yfhich Divine, Pro vi
pnr has committed to in v care'2c w hich,
as a sacred dnty, have; always' beenytHe
object of ray ; most ardent Irishes, lea m
to the adoption cf a system of government
jinxiouslv -desired by the nation, and as
hnpericwslyceqnired ,by the progress of
v the 2KC-- X UC ,.BUIl I WfrniJV
maniftUinEr itself in all parties, and evinc-
ing, oy unequivocal proofs, its decided at-
tachmtnt to tne new system oi gvvcrn-
perity and grandeur, and which wilt add
dignity: and spletfdor; to my crow n The
; proper and judicious measures which the
fnrmer legislature adopted r to -give life
t and energy to a nation,. almost deStroyed
.inconsequence ot tne saermces sne nau
to make, to relieve the people of the hea
:ry taxes under which : they labored, to
restore the public credit' to promote in
dustry' in allots different branches-all
: this, joined to the adroirabe moderation,
pacic spirit, and unanimity hich have
characterised- its proceedings, by the
proofs of respect and love evinced-to my
person by uch '.worthy representatives,
have filled my heart with joy; , It. will re
quire ime" to heal the wounds of the na
tioD, te "general disorder and, confusion
which. war occioovwith iu consequent
disasters, the ruin of much and immense
capitals, the confusion produced by the
different habits and customs bf the provin-
cis, joined to thenecessUy of anticipating, 1
without, delay, 1 the expences and urgen
cies of thef state;' haVe not permitted, 'as
yet,- to establish what L would have Wishr:
' ed an uniform. system of revenue, and
. ,fcce conformable toi tHe new"' principles
lately established." !
I hope the Qorces, in its present session,
Will bestow Its serious attention on so im
portant s(n object. Time;is required to
bring ,to perfectiolt Jhis'desired. sysm ;
and, to give it effect, the Cortes will de
pend on roy cordial assent,0 asj shall be
sure of their faithful assistance. V The Se-
4, crctary otthe Treasury will, in a proper I
time. Dresent an estimate of the expenses )
necessary for the approaching year ; and
those of VVarnd the 'Marine will pro
pose the necessity' of Recruiting the ranks
cf the , army, accordingUO.lbe existing
state ot tbirtgs.. in tne mean ume,i uavc
" the Consolition to makknownfor the
consideration of the Cortes the general
activity whichlbegins,tor evinceX itself in
all the province of the kingdom,',& which
' presenu to us, the progressive "imprpve-
niems wuici arcxxna.iijg iu gi iuiiutc,
the arts, and commerce. - Our foreign
credit b recovering;, and, the powerful
mean . whichi a nation," governed" by a
ccnstitutjonal ;: king; and representative
system of eovernment, can call to her aid;
wusoon resiore our inicrnivicuu -If
the attual statie'ef "America has not
varied in its felatioh tons, war, at least
t ; for the present; Jbas suspended its desolat
. Lng , ravages tn the Costa jirv:a,;an& the
tfiect which the" late-remarkable events
" on.the Penmsula ought .to bavejon tnose
.jegionieaa eswuopc iiicjrmajr w -rain
restored to-thev yi other country end
torm an Integral part of the same empire
I cannbfeoftceal from you that, nowith-
standing the satiifacUbn. which the salu
- tary change in the government bughttb'
produce, and whh . hV gcuefal cofasent
.and. adherence cf thewholevnationt- and
its .determination tOfsiippOTt it.fthe- at
Xempts.of,some jnaf6ontentstswho at all
'Uniesentertam' chimerical: and cwminal
V hopes have nbt failed to alarrn'momeh
:' JfariTy, some cf the-prbvinces ot the'eapi-
' talwhich' has"filled ry - heart ;ith "the
uiosi proiounu acucuon. 1 trust ana nope
the Corfet, in discharge bf thrfr important'
duties, jrUl see thjs necessity. of taking im
7ediate rneasur o"repress the: audacity
' f .those who are excited rather than? sa
- tisfied; with the; m bderaton of the presenV
; system j whichXhey wish to disturb anew
; ' y giving; to vthexsHnior forces so
? fpquisit eioTi the preservation of the gene
ral tranquility.'- Without tis precuybni
?t is hnpoisible: t rem edy the e vils,under
J. ; vhich the cation has so long grbaJxedTr-1;
, -WhhigaHlcnT;djplpna$d relati-,
i - CI,u other pow ers, tfo, alteration : has
ken -place ncc .ihiia'st' session-of the
.ortes, having happily ,maintai
with roy isnes, ana i nave seen, .nuu.
expressible 'pleasure -Spanish loyalty
7 ' f rml re-united to theihrone of its King;
mits'witfottie. Umted States, musjt Ihav&tff. ,;, fi -b rrV ir-i
arrived some time smc at theieatf that J j K yJi:&&dVTHOBJM& I
government,' although , np1 .-advices ii a 'vc
yetTbeerr received to that f eectr.; Tlie
feirs wh,ich migtft have beentertainedi
teour commerce have been; allayedj by
me active vjgiianceotvtne national . m;
rine, and of that of his' rnajesty the Kini:
bf the'-Netherlands: f; '. v f:
;-,The rcsoliitiohadbpted Jn theXongress
of.l roppu, indtsubsequentlv in that ot
Laybach, by the: sovereigns of Austria,
Prssi,Vitid . Russia, to 'interfere in i the
cliangc Of the government of the two Sici
lie, has excited all my solicitude, as well
in consideration of the ties of corisaagui
nity, ahd roy)"'greatattacroentto that
roiyal Ta'mily.' as also; the great interest
which I take in the hapDiness of that peo
ple, and .in the independence of tnose
states, whose rights, accrdingto the laws
of nations, should be religiously respected
Ihavethrefore-ihbughtit indespensa-
ble tp the dignity of .my throne andihe
great people whom it is my glory to govern;
not acknowledgejany measure rohtrary io
to cause io dc mace iiiiown,.Lnai i win
tions, on wnicn are iounaeqi4 ne prosper
rity, Tudependence,-and liberty of the people-
principles which Spain,',on her part,
will alvrajs inviolably 'observe witli,regar4
to other; nations.1 4 Cf'vi ;.
I. nave the satisfacUpn to communicate
to the Cortes thathe Allied Sovereigns,
in.tbeiroommunications up to thispenod,
disclaim altintentions of interfering in the
present government of Spain.-v These are
the "objects to. which I wish to call the at
tention of the Cortesr in' Order that the
constitutional system of governmeit be
consolidated, and thereby accelerate :tbe
prospects 'and 4 welfare of the nation; 4 I
have: thus fajr laid before 4he Cortes the
actual political siUation of the nation, irf
all its interior and exterior relations, with
a precision which the solemn responsibili
ty of my station imposes on me, and the
information which I possess.; h as en abled
me to1 do.'.. -1 have purposely omitted to
speaktintir the last, of mv- person, be-
V cause I do not wish it to be supnosed that.
I preferred, my individual : safety to he .
f hapninei s and welfare, of my nation, which
I care ; tiever&eless it is necessary I should
make known; atihough I?doJt with grief
to this wise Congress, thattheviews 0
some evu-ciipos?a persons -w nose ooj ew
ias 10 misieaa -xne - unwary, . persuaamg
them-that my !heart harbors dispositions
inimical to thec'system, which hoNV governs'
us, wun np oiner view man viuiiibpuc
distrust of my purejntentions.r
I have sworn to the constitution, and
have always caused it to be- observed to
the extent of my powers. " Well would it
nave Deen 11 an naa aone xfie same, ixuu
lie insults have hcen offered to my, dignity,
contrary to tKe ordeiand respect that is
due to the constitutional king 'I"do Vot
fear for mv own existence or my personal
safety God- who sees" my heart,'-: will
Watch' and protect both! But Irou'ght not,
to'.withhoicv af this time,-front the Ccn;
gr'ess, as ..the principal guardian "of the
preservation; andinviqlabilhyx,which the
sacred charier secures to the constitation
akingrthat such injsuits; would hot have
occurred a secpna lime, k uie .cxewjuyc
ower could have.been . inyested with 'all
the vigor annergywhibh-the censtitu-
uon guarantees ajiu hip vwhcs-ucsuh..?
.The little interest 'and .'.activity bf the
authorities have Caused such great excess
es to be renewed and, It thejr axe repeat
ed, it will not be surprising if the Spanish
nation finds" itself surrounded by immea
surable evils and niisfortuneSv' I Chensh
the hope it will not be s6,if the Cortesin
timately unites itself to thb xbhstltutionat
King will strive to remedyvihe abuses-
Co re7unite the public opinion," andxounr
teract the machinations xf jthmalevo
lehtnwhose aim is anarchy anddestruo-
r ;Let us then unite the legislatire and ex:
urcutive:- powers and I now: publicly de-
cmre, . in Jtc jace oi wie fiation, uiai 11 is
myx--wiso. 10 ececi me.. consouuaxion ox i
system , ; which 'is -calculated ; to procure
happiness and iranquiliity to roy people. ;
V 'Kt'.C ERNANEO.
, (After the4Cing had withdrawn enor Con-J
de deNroproposcd tbatra committee
should be appointed Ho 'dhiw up a; reply to
the address of hfajestyv;? I It is"necessary
(skid'he) thai the;wjbole world should know
what are the sentiments of the .Cortes with
tegard to the Congress. at, liiy bach and the
recent c'urrencesto Naples and it behoves
the Cortes to) profit bythe opportunity of so;
iemnly declaringi-that Spain is hb less dispo
sed to respect the iridepebdenceofolhw na
lions "thinO .'exact a due respect for : her
thersrgunlents in favor of his 'raotibnand
).nii ectin ha!n(F.' nil t'f rt"4K A rrit t Woe A -
was thea appointed, consisting' of iCohde.de
TorenoMartinezde ti-Rosa ClenBenclh,
and dareliavmerrwhicfarthe .Cortes " ad-
- - v - 'rr - l -
w t4kivwj uimw uuuvui t r , ;i ;
4v-;Fro-Concord;:iii3ocl
by SatfstairyAndb
Bridge water f and 'Plymouth,, thence i by
New HoldernesssNetf Hampton ban
bomtonj and Salisbu ry, to Concord and :!
-rFrbm tmtonitoMi4dleton inN;
mrapsmre.
From Carver to Wareham.
From'Northampton.iby Southamp
to Springfield, in Massachusetts.; ' ; v
Vroto Herkimer, by oodwrth's; C
Iumoia,v- by Underwoods Litchfieid, ,; to
Laghwaite.: r
r Fiom Vernon to Deii -" ' ' :-.r
From Utev&:itff
potaiidussiai tbRemseiq tin New-Tfork,
Froirar Liberty.r CornerhyI)pbghty's
Mills and New Providence, to. Springfield
in New-Jersev.
;rqm w h, by"C rah Orchard
io'Kinwbod in Virginia w '
From MilledgevUle, to Greensbbroifgh,
in Georgia,, v. 1 --.--v ' "
From Pocatahgo, by Hicliory Hilh to
a Gs,4.irr 'til.;? V . :
vujus.ii, til ouuiu-varuiuia. r . -- ; J . i.
- From Clinton, in Teanessee; to Pulaski
in Kentucky. " '".-: -(-'-'w
From Washington. to Cincinnati.; and
" From Lancaster to .Washington; in O -
hio. , -''V :;
From.Falmouthto Grant's Lick, oh the
east side of the rlverTla Kentucky.v
' Froth Smithton to John Graham s, ;in
Missouri. '-.;':?.vrv K .w'-; : '
Sec. 2. jlndb&itifurthcrenadedhi
the following be estabushed .Post Jtoaus,
that is td say ?
- ' ; wain
rom Brunswick, by Tbpsham, Lisbon,
Wale?; 1 Monmouth Leeds, Wayne : and
Fayette, to Jay 5 and -thence :y Liver
more Turner, and Durham jSruus-
From Green, by Leeds and Wayne, to
j From Bangor, by Levant, Corinth, New
Charlestbwn, Atkinson, Sebec,; Browns-;
vllle, yilliara5hurg. Foxcroft, Guilford,
and Sangerville, to Bangor. "C'
From - Warsaw, by Hartland, and'St.
Albin's.-to Palmyra. '-; : , : .
From Betbeli by Gilead, Shelbnrne,
r)urand, Kilkenney;and"Jeffers6o,t6 Lan
caster, in New-Hampshirei ; ' :
.-ff r'N'NEWHAlirSHIRE.
: Tram Concord, ip-Rockmgham?cbunty,
by the TVCrilfis tavern, in Canterbury,'
Northtkld meeting house, Sanborn ton,
Smith's Village on the Turnpike, a
the river nea-Pine..fiil!?'anBi'idgewa-,
ter; to Pkmouth. v';.': v- V.-. ' - '
-From Smith's rlageohthe Turnpike, i
by Mew Hampton meetipg hou$e, ancl the
paper in Holdernessto Plymouth.' -
- - Jbrom Concord,, by JtJosco wan, Salisbury,
village, Aridover," New Chester, "firistol.
and the Mayhew turnpike, to Ruroiiey.
From Rochester, by IChesnut THill, in
Farmington, to Middieton. r . . ,
: That the p(bst . route: from Centre Harf
hot to'Plymouthj ran$ the post route from
Portsmouth, by Meredith cx New IJrmp-(
ton, to Plymouth, shall be by the obst office
.i '
- IN 'MASSACHUSETTS,
From . Greehfield, b: Berhrdstowhr
Nti"thfield, Warwick, Orange, New Sa
lem .Shutesbury, Leverett, Sunderland,
and Montague; to Greenfield . '
V r From Richmond to West Stockbridfe.
I.J
Er bm-Ntfrthamptbhi hyEst Hamgtoit;
South Hampton, VVesttieid,' bouthwlek;
and -East Grahbyj to Hartford, in Connac-
ticnt:-v-M -qx ::r:m
Tjm;wortetertd;piwofti:'M
" ' From Boston, by - turnpike rioad . to
r,i aunton , ?ann inencer oy ei""gt
1,--- h - - ri --STT--'." . L : i :
rom -ocauoru, ; py? tJniou, ?vu , vwu.
stocki; if-:
V. f v
the prf sent post, road from Naff York,!to
Albany, W
kpronl Watertowcii byrLe, Raysvfllc to
ton.
utgnton, v, awanzeyj-; . v arren, k ispsioi,
pGrtsmbdthVand'Middletbii, tb Newport)
in Rhode Island--S"
ifFrbmuth Hadley, by Graiiby; to Bel
chertowni kK: ? Hr-i
'$ 2 !'C
ton,ajrd4Jrookfieiaito New Iford
-Frohi- Utica, by Whltesborpugli;Fioivd,
pieuaenana- yvesicrn, otiic i- iiu
- Fro& CayugtoMonteuma.
SMrS :the?maa rbe lrbm Marietta
IdAln?- mepasahystery
orougn, viiuon, anu cwtziq rougn?
,i nvtu xjci gcu,iv MviiiHf -
t05Kocesterve:-p?s
From Utica, in the county of Oneida,
to BambridgeVine co
by New Hartford. Par.Furnace,3ridge-
lwater,,Brookfield,; Cjommuew;Ber-
v ' Froni Listed in the county 'of . Broom e
through; the towns Berkshire and Ca,-rolme.W-the
Susquehanna; and Bath
turnpike-road to Ithica In the county of
rom Manlnis; by Rran; Delhi, Fabms,
Pompeyand thence tahlmsl4::
j:-;- r renrvi tica, by jttome, to Montezuma,
and thence to Rochester; upon 'and, near
ineijreat-vanai,i;;i,.v 4jK;?
From $ehnington; Vexmbnt; byWfeie
wich, to Saratoga SprMgs New YofkVmf
" Fro m Ritchfield by Peltries,' in Cblum-
bia by , Underwood's, in Litchfield; to U
tlCa. " ' -.- Vv- V-i-iV;
FrOnrv Peltries, irr Ccmnbiihy Elie
t'alnter s. to Herkimer.' u
From Little Falls', Herkimer county; byr
Eaton's Bushy Midmbvjlle; Nepiri,i
ham .''Daniel's-: Unssia nbst-offiee: to Tren-
tbhsWith ajside mail from Middleviile to
airfieldpris,t.ofiice.; .i
FromCanandieua, m the state of Jiew
York, by.Manchester,to Paimyra ; from
thence by iSbtith -Williamson;. add Wil-
uamson. 10 ruunevviue. , .
S IN NEW JERSEY, '
-' From' Chester to Flanders
' vFtonj. Liberty Corner to SomervilteT'
FrbniTrentop, by Cros wick's Tavern,
Rickle's Town, Julius, and .Armrs.ito
From
common
r ronr Chester by y uiaee
coxeVmusiCencoimeetghbhsand
DUrthtown,';tb;shestei
Front Clark's 'er-'lspurgi
Douglass's Mills, aqd Cohccrd'trfFan
nellsburgv tyj , :
V From Somerset, by .Connelsyille, Union,
Smitjfield, Gerniantown, and Geheyj to
Moiantowh,; iq Virginia; - 'A
trRii.' Hanover, hy Berlin, tbpnistOrn
riFrohit Lambpeter iquare to Cochrans
ville.' .'.'- . - ... '. .'-i iLV'-'
: Frpm: Gettysburg, by PetersburgySnd
Dillstown;WHarrsburga!'li
f rom DcrwfcmuH jene . j. iugt anu.ois-
f i uui juaucaavci , uyA'OV juuuuuu vi vas
1)1 bads, Newark, and Christwiha bridge'to
New Castle, ia Pelajwarfc: -
From Gettsburg, Lutersbiirgi t& Ha-
gerstbwhi in Mary land i ' $T.
From.'edi
Elizabeh'Eurnaceandueh
Lebanon:g: 0; - 'yl r
From Milford to the village of Milton ;
- - .: ' IN-MARTliAND.. ;:'-:j'-illi'1k
: That the mainVouifronlcEastoh?to
PrincessAnne,. shall pass 4 pve : )Dqyer,
Bridge, ana oy isew-MarKei anarvam
bridge ; the f route from EistonVhyi'thb
Trappe, to Cambridge shall nevertheless
be continued, s
; :,From ; Eaton to the Trappe,, hi Talbot
cburttv. f .- V'v ' -::X:v -i,
5From Kinwood bCrab Orchard,Ha
gan'store : to Srni th field, in Pennsyl vahia.
FroiLewisCourt'lfouse, fryFrench
preefe itlementFlatwodi ,and Elk
riverj Jo Nicolas Crthbusev , v ., j"
:f FrOih WoodiibS mill,irLPrestbo cojini
tyi hyit Ooflf's ? Ferry.-onXheatriverxo
OniofriveT
Prickett's, settlement,, and; Smithfield, ;to
Kmgw.-P-;i
'. From Springfield tollomnev, iri Hamp
shire county . J v. ; V'-i' -iyf t:
'tTFrom'-Mojv'tantbn, oyJackson's ilrbh
fPJUlU ill&-WUmtt.UI . J3UJHCL wtcc&w uu
WorksarUsle's.FurhacjtbndyCek
Giade&a:;v;:-,.;. ij&lMi MMS1
tm -iCarlottele bj-WarrenV; to
hghiam'Coutt: Hoose.:f Mj -. -
From Culpppeij Court House, by State
rokgtorpn;' bLittlelRivei tothe
- rrro:nu)a(bonviuein .vyoqa county,)y
That the tnaa roufelfrom -the-, :WarnH
Qreefc, to wfeburg, shaiyin:returft
pas by. Jfranktord; Locust Creek; Barue?'.
mill; Cackley's,' BradshMVinGaf
woods to the, Yyrm bprtogs.t
:V'
From Whitehallin,WashiS2tos xz$
:-Frotri thoIoV in SoiTolk,r ii Uie yil-
Easton, byr0t9ikertown, to'; Ros
ureenwui
x yoin xeavertown, qy jennesiowH auu
1
NoblesTown, to Cannonsburg. X V Vft
:-, IN: DELAWARE.
I r
renteiraie, Wadesboroughil land, nceds ,
ni: Sout&Caroli-?, .yfAV); .
rbfevChartotteBy Chestr, Ct.lIori;-H':v
and ITewberry CburtHo'usel tb'Edge&ld ,-x;VJc :
CbrHouseili S5uth-CaroUnatiioic'
feWiiminsbyP
tow;anupliCQUhtfe j
Froni; Salisbury by ton; to i Jaunts- . :
Lffis via Tiintt! VtMtMfl ft A . , ' .
:f. if romA-oiumwav, oyrxstipvauc tv vvmui, . ?
in Kentuckyl; Vgtv!
MFrom Coosawatchj.nbvRc
eris vmc ana.
g,Creek;;AugusTte
irromvivionuceiio. oy. monroe, iu'wsu r
tbV cnty; G w ln-y
hett county, tqvftH hrt:HbuseWvVv :; 7 .
ijc rum jcucrsuii a- au u&iui, vwuuwj - v
TOttityfc
-iFrom Carhesvillerby HabershanJ Coart ; :vi,;
Greensborou
ragh Maasbni nj Morgaa V: V
County.
New Madrid; in Missouri
hatthelDost routefrom
vifr rom irnesyuie, oy tfuscmue, 10 .au-
-iFrom FrlnklinUNaShvilfen Tcnne f
: Frm EddyvUid, b"Xr4. Bank's, ?W, li
16 MonticeUohill pass by RobtPoageV A C
ihtocitonl;ft
irrhat the; host route from Columbia, td . ; r : '
Glasgow pa bmom
renxountyf.:Hv-.,;.u:H.i' v;- '
creek ahdGams'sBurlmBMui Boone,;'
COU-0tV;;H,t;y.:.; : : -it .1 Vi--.-:?. :. - -v:-
r Front Bdwlihj!' Green. bVlJitchfieidahd kr
HardihsWh, to Corydon, inllodiaria: ,
V-?: W WNNESSEEj -.' -:-"
ATroni Viiniop 10 -AurKesTiuejp vua'-t .
lronvshinto. ih LKhea county, bf : 4 :
HamHtohCourtouati BeWi':;-V;
tornpikejrbadttoMbrgantbn Jat-thed'ot-;-.;''
,bf Sequajtoljby Xtr-'it
ana j acsson .V9UIX nouse,U xi u nivu ie
Frbrrf SDarta bv! CobkevilIe.Gaihet: -
borough; -.and: Meigsville; tcr Tompkin; ;
-Ville:1: in KentUckV. l"'-';i'' " v'-'
Froiri?:K:intbnT
From Washington, In Pennsylvania, by -Wellsburg,
-inwaeu(nyiieew$a'. 5 M
sel ville in j Kentucky, : shall ; pass -Jb ort a " Vv 1 1 ' , , 1
ills.Red:Rivennm-:;:r
7tFromfurfreeiborbut ,-i,'fi-,- Vf'i:-"hl
;?FroWerabny i Prry- Court HouWf '' ? Ill
Re?h61dbn 1 j !
v j From Lebanon byrMohropi tc Hamil-. ; ' f I i
lem C -Philadelphia ; Wooster and - i ,y !
Norwalk, to Xbwei Sandusky.: ' x V v
fK rom antopi m otarx county, oy ineiy
dina, in Medina, county.
Krcsuen, in iae county or iviusK
ingum, .to. Mansheld, in the ctunty
dina, in Medina county. r J vr . , r . - e
lirom Lancaster ClrcWviUei tbChi" V " j
'icbthf;tV!
hington, tbPu t
Fi-ynatrby.Tw;!. Granvillei , ,
s FromPoyer,
ShanesyHie and Berlinto Miftersbnrghri & v
in:COTli6cto-dbahtv
:yibr-;v.;-t I
tticuiana, oy tne way orweit Carhsle; in; v - ui J;
Cotont
. , ' - t V
rom ureiiusi : oy uucm Ureet; bajt V 1? 4
Works, mMornctybi SenacaVille;. v ;I'
to Oheftise.Salt;:WQr aldVtolYasii A f
ingtottGuerhseyuntyV l . 4 r
iFromVerho
Ffojhv Connersville to Indianapolis; ? . ,
Jlvette
andtb returolbylthr wayibf yauglianV ' f
its,. Manchester toWniHirt- v i;f v i --M- - .-' :: . .
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