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1RURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1807.
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Lightner,
At hit Ktta/ilisheil
TIN AND PEWTER MANUFACTORY,
North street, Qickawt, near the liny sales,
Informs his friends n'ld the public gene-
rally, that he keeps on hand a large, as-
sortment of tore nest Manufactured TIN and
PEWTER, warranted of the first workman- ;
ship Country Men hunts and others will find
it greatly lo their advantage to call at the Ma-
nufar.tsr v, as' he prices will be made an object
to merchants taking a quantity. _ |
Old Copper and Pewter win be taken in
payment for new, and the highest price given. ;
TO KENT,
A targe and airy HOU S_, with a good Sta- I
ble Yard, Spring-House, Pump, and a number
of improvements, so as to make it an agreeable
Situation !or any gentleman wishing to enjoy
the hens-lit of free air and good water The
terms of Rent will be made very reasonable to
;i good tenant;
Sept. 2. ______________
Plaister Paris.
Just received per the schooner Naney, captain
Almy,
90 tons best Piaister Paris, which is offered
for sale on moderate terms, if immediate ap-
plication is made to
COiiNTHWAIT & YARNALL,
83, Bo why's wharf.
-JLCjD-v Said Sch'r will take Freight
_S_5Sk-Vi
c
to any Eastern port in the
states : will carry about 750
s bbls. Apply as above.
9th mo. 30th,
__
For Madeira,
. J^EK The Brig DOVE,
__?_$_S_" Capt Childs,
rTrT^mjp Will sail with all possible dis-
^_s__j_Ibf patch For freight qt passage,
apply to JACOB ADAMS.
Sept 30.
d4t
d3m
N otice.
The Co partnership of Hancock and Norris
was dissolved, the 1st instant, by mutual con
sent ; all persons having claims against the
said firm will please present them for settle-
ment ; and those indebted are particularly
requested to make immediate payment, to ei-
ther of the subscribers.
THOMAS H».NCOCK.
RICHARD NORRIS.
Sept 14. _.....________________________d __
Red Wine, Cassia, &tc
TuSt received per schooner Friendship, from
New-York, and for sale by the subscrioers,
38 casks Cette Wine, entitled to deben-
ture,
500 wt. Cassia.
On hand,
50 boxes Spermaceti Candles,
30 hhdfi Copperr.s,
40 chests Fresh Teas,
50 casks London Reined Salt Petre,
5 _•_«' White Wine Vnegar,
1 trunk ladies' M .rocco Shoes,
] cask Plated Candlesticks,
4 cases Gilt and Plated Buttons
Also on Board ihS ship Grand Scgnior,
2000 bushel- of large English coal, which
will b*- s being
already engaged, for freight of the remainder,
apply to ' FALLS & BROWN.
Sept 29._________________ d4t
For Freight or Charter,
( To the West ladies, or any port in the United
States J
The fine fast-sailing Sloop
JULIA-ANN,
Freight Wanted,
To any port in the United States, or the West-
Indies,
JCZES For the Schooner BELLONA,
Capt. White,
A we'l found southern built
vessel, burthen 560 bbls. For
terms anplv to
A. _" R- BOUGHAN,
W'-.n have on hand and for sale,
50 hhds and 30 bbls St. Martins Sugar
100 do. Maryland and Virginia Tobacco.
S-ptl5____________________________d
tf__:. ,_•'.__
9___a
Joseph Foot, master ;
Will carry about 600 barrels.
She is in complete order, and ready to re-
ceive a cargo. For terms, apply to
PAYSON & SMITH.
Sept 29L________________________d3t
For Freight or Charter,
r «X7I_V The now Schooner
^3fS; WILLIAM & DAVID,
titJJJSdP Captain Davis ;
• .*-«*-• Burthen86tons, willbeready
to receive a cargo in 8 or 10 days. She is
supnos d to sai. very fust For terms apply
to the captain on hoard, at County wharf, or
to WILLIAM HUSBAND.
Sept 28.____________________________d4t
lor Charleston, (S. C.)
,£.IE\ The fast sailing Packet Sch'r.
_3_3_h_ PLOUGHBOY,
^U&W^ Captain Mall,
-•r_*:*___r«»? Having elegant accommoda-
tions, and will sail on Tuesday the fith Oc-
tober. For freight or passage, apply to the
captain on board, in Smith's dock, or
FOULKE St KARRICK.
Who havtjor sale,
200 bags Coffee,
15 bales Upland Cotton,
20 tierces Pice,
Muscovado Sugar,
Windward Island Rum,
Imperial and Young Hyson Teas,
A few tons Nicaragua and Logwood.
Sept '8 d6t
? or Liverpool
To sail with all convenient speed,
Marr and Gibson,
No. 7, Calvert street,
Have imported in the Fair American, from
Londo', Herrutcs, from Liverpool, & Six
Sisters from Bristol,
Sup. fine Cloths and Cnssimeres,
Worsted Cotton and Silk Hosiery,
Fashionable Twist Buttons, Cords, Velvets,
Dimities, &.c.
Sheat trot
Sept 24.
A I.SO,
and other Hardware.
Russia Duck.
One hundred bolts RUSSIA DUCK, just
received per schooner Friendship, fiom New.
Yo"k, nndfbrsale.. Apptyto the Suu criber
at the Custom-Hottse.
JAMES HAMILTON.
Sept. 19 d
This is to give notice,
That the subscriber of the city of Balti-
more, filth obtained from the Orphan's court
of Baltimore county in Maryland, letters of
administration on the personal estats of Alex-
ander Furnival, lute of Baltimore comity, de-
ceased ; all persons having claims against the
S'lid deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub-
scriber at or before the 28th day of March
next ; they may otherwise by law be exclud-
ed from .ill benefit of said estate. Given un-
der my hand this twenty-eighth day of Sep-
tember, isor
WM L. SCHMIDT, AdmV.
September 29. 2aw6w
The regular Trading Ship
ABEONA,
Hobsou, .Master
i#i>*S___w For freight or passage, ap-
ply to the cap ain on board, at Jackson's whaf,
Fell's Poini, or to
LORMAN _ FULFORD.
September 26. d
Will be sold at Auction, at
the Merchant's Coffee-Ho.ise, in the City
of New-York on Tuesday, the 6th day of
October, at 1 o*' look, P. M
_.vt "- The remarkable fine Ship
,_V^_>_V OTHO,
> Burthen 367 tons, built in
-^_fi»»_E " the city of Mew York, of live
oak, locust and cedar, raised in frames and
all her frames bolted together, from stem to
stern, fastened with wrought copper, rigged
with cordage made from first quality hemp
Has elegan! accommodations, sails uncom-
monly fast, and carries a very large cargo—
Having performed but one voyage, may be
sent to sea, witliout expence, and is now
ready to receive a cargo.
ALSO,
¦¦'Yx The Ship
""V^ CONSTELLATION,
' With her armament, a well
SB_ built, fast-sailing and burthen-
some ship, 340 tons per register, copper fast-
ened, and coppered to the beims, with heavy
copper laid on blankets. She has performed
but two voyages, one of which was since
she was coppered. Her rigging has just been
thoroughly overhauled ; she has a very exten-
sive inventory, and may be sent to sea with-
out espence.
The above Ships will be sold on a credit
of 4, 6, 8, 10 & i2 months. Any person dis-
posed to purchase at private sale, wiil apply
lo 11).tins and M'Blair.
Sept if._______________________ dt4thO
For bale, Freight or Chaner,
- i'i ¦- The new a'.d fast-sailing Sh;p
¦_g^S__ GRAND ,-EIGNIOR,
SSIJyOEjP ;'/ain.cs Snow, master,
**e_MK __- Burthen 305 tons per register,
carries about 3500 barrels, is a remarkable
strong, faithful built ship, just off her first voy-
age, and is by competent judges esteemed a
very superior vessel. Ap: iy to the captain on
board, at Kerr's wharf, Fell's Point, or to the
subscribers.
ALSO,
The Schooner
PHOENIX,
E. Grely master,
r_Sii__S!» A go..d strong vessel, 2 years
old, and carries 650 barrels. Apply to the
master on board, at Smith'': dock, or to
CORNTHWAIT-fc YARNALL,
83, liowly's wharf.
Sept. 15._______________________rl____
For Amsterdam,
J^ -v The fine fast sailing- Ship
SHEPHERDESS,
Capt John Nelms ;
®f_j___j_5 In complete order to receive
a cargo, part of which is already engaged,—
For height apply to
LEVERING & NELMS, or
D. L. THOMAS, Ship Brokor.
Sept 10. eo
For Amsterdam.
The Ship
R*l I'SON,
Captain Brown ;
Having half her cargo now
on board, may be dispatched in a few days.
Tor freight, apply to
JAMES BIAYS, Fell's-Point, or,
CHARLES B. YOUNG Brok.r,
20, Commerce-street.
Septl5:_____________________________d ;
For the River Weser or Jade,
Or, (if the Rloctade continues,J
FOR TONNINGEN,
"£% The Bremen Brig
M\KIA,
Captain G Monsees ;
_•? Sails under a special British
licence, g'-anting her to proceed unmolested
to any neutral port in Europe.
She has a part of her cargo engaged, for
the remainder apply to
G TOPKEN & CO. Or,
D. L. THOMAS.
___________________________Ship Broker
For New-Orleans,
_CJ1 TheSchoonerREPUBLIC AN,
_ N?__"^rV Captain Samuel Newhall ;
|^____1P Wiil carry 900 bb's is a very
^. „-t_!___s good vssel, just sheathed, &
completely repaired, her accommodations for
passengers are vcrv convenient, and exten-
sive, having been built for a packet. She is
(low ready to tuke in. For freight or passage,
apply to
HENRY THOMPSON.
Sept 24 ______________________eo6t
For Liverpool,
The Ship HERCULES,
Capt. .".s.i Hewett,
A remarkably good vessel,
burthen 346 tons. Only 1 years
old, and invariably delivers her cargoes free
from damage. For freight or passage, hav-
ing the very best acconnnodatio s, aunlv to
HENRY THOMPSON.
Sept 24. eo6t
For Sale or Charte'¦-%
The Brig FEDERAL,
A good vessel, and well found ;
, burthen 85o barrels. Forterms
"?»3Sa__l_« apply to capt J.B. Sargeant, on
board, in Smith's do- Is, or to
WALES & CL( PPER,
h\.7, Bmfy't Wharf.
<>*f 29. eo4t+
For Bristol,
The Ship
SIX SISTERS.
For fruight or passage apply
to
CHARLES WIRGMAN-
has just reccivsd by said ship, and offers
for sale,
Who
ter Cheese,
Bottled Ale and Por-
ter,
Earthenware, assort-
ed,
PorterBottles.inham-
pers,
Seme Twine,
V bale Bunting, and
Fashionable London
Jewelry & Watch-
Sheathing Copper,
Patent & Cast Nails,
Copper Bolts, assort
ed,
Tin Plates,
B..r ano Uolljlron, as-
sorted,
Nails, long flat points
from to'od to JOd,
Hoop Iron, assorted,
Sheet d >. do.
Best Double Glotices-
The above articles are entitled to drawback,
and having been purchased with cash, they
will be sold very low.
Also,
By the Barque Amelia, and Brothers Re-
turn, from the City of St. Domingo,
A quantity of prime Maliogany, Logwood,
Fustic and Hides.
Likewise, via Philadelphia,
100 boxes Hyson Chilian 1'e.a, which will
be sold very low, to close a concern.
And on hand,
3000 II13. 1st qualities Havanna Coffee,
Venetian Red,
Spanish Brown,
Bar Lead,
Litharge, and
Mustard Bottles.
September 26. eo8t
M. Tier nan and Co.
Have removed to No. 228, Market-street-
in the house formerly occupied by Bickham,
Ceuig „ Co. And have received b> the dif-
ferent arrivals from England their supply of
FALL GOODS;
Which will be sold on their usual low terms
On Hand,
20 bales Tennessee Cotton, in good ship-
ping order,
A quantity of Bear, Deer, Otter Skins, &
Beaver.
Sept 29._____________________eo6tt
To Let,
That large and convenient WAREHOUSE,
at the corner of Howard & Mulberry.streets,
formerly occupied by Kraber and Son, and
now by Mr. Maxwell. Possession may be
bad the 10th October. For particulars apply
to llernard Coskery, No. 105, North Howard-
street. Sept 29. 2aw4tf
Flugh be Jon. Balclerston,
At the Sign of the Fun and Screen, 1, Hanover-
street, (nearly opposite Evans's Tavern)
Manufacture and have on hand, an extensive
assortment of
Wire Sieves and Riddles, all sizes,
Wheat Fans,
Cutting Boxes,
Rolling and Standing Screens,
Woven Wire,
Wire Safes, &c.
Which they will sell on moderate terms,
9lh mo. 29lh. eol2t
Just Received for sale,
8C0 lb Rich Double Gloucester Cheese,
8 hlids. retailing Molasses,
4 pipes choice old Cognise Brandy, in
long pipes,
7 hh.ds. Jamaica Rum, 4th proof,
9 hhds. New-England Rum, do.
9 qr. casks Malaga Wine,
16 small kegs do. 16 g'dlona each,
8 pipes fine ol 1 Madeira Wine,
6 casks winter strained spermaceti Oil,
T2 boxes fresh Mould Candles, 4, 5, and
6 to the pound,
49 do. best quality Dipt do. 6, 8, and 10
to the pound,
25 pots Preserved Ginger, put up with
Lo:if Sugar,
150 boxes Bloom Raisins.
WM. NORRIS, Jun.
Tea Dealer find Grocer, No. 64, Market-street,
WHO HAS IN STORE,
5 hhds. 6 year* old Antigua Run ; Im-
perial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin,
Pekoe, Souchong, P;idre Souchong, and Bo-
hea Teas, of ^ood quality; London Mustard,
in boxes ; old white and brown Soap, in hox-
es ; Cabiness Tobacco, in kegs and half kegs ;
small Twist T-bacco in kegs, of a superior
quality ; window Glass 8 by 10 ; battle Pow-
der, in pound papers, »f a superior quality ;
spii< P as in kegs and bv retail ; Pipes in
boxes of 3 gross each ; Lisbon Wine .n kegs,
containing 16 gallons each j old Port an 1 ila-
dei.'a Wine in Pottles, and by retail ; fresh
Citron ; Essence of Spruce, &c
N. B. Having on Hand a larger Stock of
Goods than I wish to keep, I will sell at re-
duced prices for Cash
September ?5. ___________2aw3w
Balti aorc County, ss.
ON application to me in toe recess of the
court, as an associ.te judge of the sistl .ju-
dicial district of t.ie state of Ma-vland.'by
petition in writing of Charles Langfonl, of
the city of B.dlimore. an insolvent debtor,
praying the benefit of the acts ot assembly lor
relief of insolvent debtors, on tie terms pre-
scribed by the said acts : a Schedule of Lis
property and a list ol his -reditorS, on oath,
as fir SI he can ascerta n (hem, as di ,-ctod bv
| the said acts, bi ihg annexed to hi& said petiti-
on, h ivi g pjfurlljced to me t'e assent in
writiig of so many oif his creditors as have
due to them the amount of two-thids of the
dents due b\ him at t.ie tim o his ,i plii ati
on j and being sa isfied. bv eotnp ti nt • alimo-
ny, tbat'df said-Charles Lang oi-d sres d-d
within the state of Maryland, the wo r< ceding
years, prior to his application, it is thereupon
ordered b; me, thai the said Charles Langfoid
(by causing a copy of this to be inserted in some
ooe of the newspapc-rs in the city of Balti- -
more, every other day for thr e ni.mths suc-
cessively, befor the twenty sixthday of March
next,) give notbre to his creditors to appear be-
fore the. county court at the court-housi-, in the
said county, at ten o'clock in the for noon of
the twenty-sixth day of March next, for the
purp se of recommending a trustee for their
bene lit, o i the aiidCh ries Lar.g old, tin riand
tilery taking the oath li> the aci prescribed tor
delivcilng ii|) his prop» rty. Given under my
hand this twen; v-pi x th iky of September, eigh-
teen hundred and seven
THOMAS JONES
J __!__.)_____________________ eo3m
French W Spanish J_anguages
Mr. F. TERREBLANC
Respectfully informs the ii habitants of Bal-
timore, that he intends opening an Evening
School, on the first of October next-, fmtn 6
till 8 o'clock, in which he will teach the above
languages. He flatters him»el that t' e ex-
perience of several years in that instruction
will enable him to saiitfy ;o the utmost the
expectations of those, who may entrust scho-
lars to bis care.
Mr. T. will appropriate a portion of the
day, to give lessons at the' homes of those
wlio may be desirous of being privately in-
stituted. Apply to Mr. T. in North I rede-
rick-strect, within three doors ol the resi-
dence of Robert Gorsuch, esq
N B. He will aiso ti anslate ever,' des-
cription of papers, either J ranch or Spanish,
into English.
September 29. co4t
Carr's Tour through Holland.
JUST PUBLISHED,
By CONRAD, LUCAS _' CO.
138 'Larket street,
A new and valuable W»ik, entitled,
// Tour turough Hoiliuid,
Along the Right and Left Banks of the Rhine,
TJ THE SOUTH ;.>F GEitMANY,
In the summer ik autumn of 1806
By Sir JO i the Middle Tem-
ple, Author of The • tranger in Ire-
land, A Northern Summer, &c.
_ Sept. 29.________________________eolt
DANCING.
Mr. B. Brunelot, Professorof Dancing in St.
Mart's Coliege and of Mrs. Lacombe's Young
Ladies •¦•cacL'iiiy, has tiie honor of informing
Ins firmer Pupils and the public in gencr.-u,
that his Dancing Acad»my will commence on
Thursday, the 1st day of October.
A thirteen years' residence in this city as a
Professor ot Dancing, and the late stay Mr.
B B has made in Paris, enable him to of-
fer to a discerning public, botii experience &
novelty in the agreeable Art of Dancing
As Mr. B. B. has been in the necessity of
refusing Scholars last winier, those who in-
tend joning his School, are desired to make
immediate application
Mr. B. B also informs the ladies and gen-
tlemen of Baltimore, that he will give private
lessons either at their own houses, or at his
Bait-Room, in Water street, opposite Mr.
Elken Solomon's, Broker.
Sept J3.___________________________eo4t
For Sale.
Two valuable three-story BRICK WARE
HOUSES, situate at tne head of Rllrcott's
dock; al.i. anewtwo story BRICK DV'.EL-
ING HOUSE and LOT, situate about a mile
from the city of Baltimore, on the Frederick
Town f urnpike road There is an handsome
Garden and a small piece of excellent i.eadow
belonging thereto. The latter property is well
situate for either a small private family or ta-
vern. Forterms apply to-
FREDERICK PRICE,
No, 8, North Calvert-street,
A. 2 Saw
Wants Employment, a persoii
who for a long course of years has I-e'en Sni
gaged on hisown account \\~ "ivihil under-
take the porting ot b >oks, collectiosr of 'c.ugj
settling account;, ?¦:•. fbrmerchantj ind others*
Unexceptjonabl* recommendation c»in be prdJ
duced. Inquire of the printer.
_Sept ">S.______________________!_
Cordial Distillery,
No 17, Second-Striet, Bai.timokb.
JOSEPH FRELET
Respectf d'y informs his friends and th_
public in general that lis keeps constantly 6r»
band a general assortment of CORDIALS^
of all kinds, which he will dispose df, whole-
sale or retail, on the most moderate^ Hms,
Country merchants and others who may f vor
him with their cumstom, will have evefy
reasim to be satisfied witn hie prompt attenti-
on, and with the qualities and prices of hill
Liquors.
ON HAND,
A quantity of BOR_»K A__ WINE, irt
cas'cs, from five to ten dollars a cask.
HE HAS AT.SO FOR SALE,
30 cases first quality Medoe, of the year
18 1.
1.0 ditto Red Wine, n Suitable for
lOOditto wihte Wine de Grave, Che West-
100ditto Cordials, wellassoi't- f 'udia rhar-
ed J kefc
Cordial in barrels, suitable for i\ t .ilers,
3 pir.es L. P. Maileii-.i Wine, received by
the Wolf from Charleston
September 10. Saw
This is to give Notice,
That the subscriber hath obtained from the)
Orphan's Court of Baltimore county, hi Man-
land, letters of adminis ration on tiie personal
estate of Casper S fftih, late of Baltimore
countv, deceased : all persons having cliima
against the said deceased, are herein wan.*
e" to xliibit the saute with the voiieherr.tnt-ri -
of ti i.h subscriber, at or lv for. the 14tii day
oi March ".e\t, t' et w\.-: of lerwise bv law ba
rvc.Hile.1 from ati beaefit of the saifj '>t„tej
Given under my hand, this 14m day of Sep-
temb r, 180?.
MARY SMITH, Adm'x.
Sept 14,_18>,7_________________ji.wdw
l''or Salf,
THAT well known, and long established
_ nd, as a Tav.-rn, Stage Hoitse, ami Post*
Office, when- ail the Pttolie Stages stop, si-
fcuate in Harfo.-d town in Harford county,
(conuo' nly known by the n me of '-'u.-,! ) on
the Post iioad, .5 idles from Hait'tnore and
12 from llinr. de <5i ace. Th.-,e eaii'ni t . e a
more eligiabe it atioti, n aUing a regi ar
stage North and S mth It possesses peculi-
ar advantages of most other c.u.try standSj
having a merchant mill, a mercjtntile st r of
large capital, and vieekly water oene', sure,
ti ami from B.iiiimore, all within 00
of the c!«or ; also a-very desirable neighbor*
ing custom avd society. There is an excel-
lent Kilclun Garden, and three valua'le Lots,
in Ifgli order for Grass, or other produce ;
separate large stables for travellers and stag.a
Horses, Carriage and Cow Houses, with eve*
ry other necessary building for the accommo-
dation of travellers, and the family equal, if
not superior, to any stand hetwi'-n B'lt'.mora
and N'ewVoik This property will be sold
low for c' sh, or good paper I will sell with
it, if wished, about four hundred dolla. s
worth of Furniture, Beds, Tables, Chairs,
&c. Also, a set of Horses and Stage, in the
Pilot Line, which runs from the above pii.ee,
to Havre de Grace. The whole, will be-sold
togvtlu r, or separate, as may suit purchasers.
The Tavern House, and its apportiinances, 1st
now under rent at i'o ir hundred and filly dol-
lars per year ; and the whole property in
good repair. A great bargin will be given,
on application to ihe s bscrtber, near the
premises. PEREGRIN LOWLAND.
Sweet Air.
September 7. 2aw4w
Battle Powder, Patent Shot,
Tobacco, ike.
2100 pounds double Seated Rattle Powder,
ef.superior quality, in lb papers.
i tons Patent Shot, assorted,
35 kegs large Twist tobacco, Of the
liest quality, some of which has been manu-
factured 18 months,
40 kegs small Twist do 6 twists to the
pound,
30 boxes fresh Lisbon Lemreons, in good
ord er,
8j bsttlss real Martinique Cordial,
50 boxes Mould Candies, 4, 5, and 6 „
the pound,
40 do. best qualilj dipped do 6, 8, &
10 to the pound,
Willi a large and well chosen assortment
of Groccrits, for the purpose of sr. plying
private families. For sale by
WILLIA .1 NORHIS, Junr.
(Forir.erly J. and w. norris )
Tea Sealer and Grocer, 64., Mark, t-stteet.
Who returns his sincere thanks to the cus-
stomers of the late concern, for the contiim- '
ap.ee of their favors, and again assures them
and the public, that nothing- shall be warning
to give every satisfaction in the Grocery line.
Sept 15. 2nw3w
For Sale,
A few casks of Spirits of Turpentine, of the
first quality, and in ttie b"st order, being all
cased, and well suited for exportation.
Apply to JOHN FilZE,
16, Philpot-street, M\'i Point
Sept 14. 2aw4t
The Office of Master,
Of Alleghany county School, will soon be-
come vacant, and the visitors of that institu-
tion, wish to receive proposals from any g< ri-
fleman willing to undertake tint trust. None
need apply but such as can produce satisfactory
test uionials of their ability to teach the lan-
guages, and other branches of learning, as
well as of their moral character, and g< od
conduct. A clergyman would be preferred,
fur whom, in that capacity, h considerable sub.
scription would be made, if approved of.—
There is an annual donation of two hundred
dollars from the state, so that the whole to-
gether, might form an object, worthi of the
attention of a man of learning and character.
Letters may be ad.iressed to Win M'Ma-
lion, esq. Cumberland, Maryland,
Sept 11, '"^vSt
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