; - ■ v '^-£. ■- .<•+* ■T. v •?v. > /- ( ' , "SJje (Sajette, ~ PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6 The Office of u The Gazette ef tke United States" is removed to the Jirst three-story brick house in J'Jeventh, above Arch street, where this papej- will continue to be publish td during the prevailing sickness. t —4»: —■ • PRICES OF STOCKS. Phi ' ..vcLruiA, AUGUST 24, Si* per Cent. 15/6 to 8d Deferred 6 per Cent. 14/4 Three per Cent. B4NK United States, ' North America, 45 to 47 Pcnnfylvania, mm Infuranse eomp N.. A. fliares 17J ■ Pennfyfvania, shares, 17 8 per Cent Stock—funded—- rto per cent. adv. Do. Scrip wirh the fu Ir.fial'nents 1 do. do- Do. the sth ami 6th Instalments ' • da par. E'dfl.lndia Company of N. par. COURSE OF EXCHANGE On JO al 60 a 90 days Amrterdam, 35 37 j.i&Qper florin Hamburgh 36 13 i-ioo per Mark Banco. COMMUmCd TION. "WHEN Alexander J. Dallas as sumed to himfelf the office of directing the freemen of this commonwealth whom they nought to elect for their governor, I must conlefs my feelings were wounded while I refteifted on the ft&te of degradation to which we had arrived in submitting to be thus in solently dictatedto by a man who has arrived here Jong- iince our revolution, under " cir cumftanccs" and having previoi-ily aißed parts" unknown to me, but has fately ap peared here as " a bird oi ill omen," at the head of a fa&io'n avowedly inimical to the government of our country. An address, signed by Dallas and published some weeks since in the servile gazettes of this city, and containing the rn'oft bale and-'falfe aspersions on the political views of the firft men of our State, by no means completed the mealure ! of ifll'olence of this man ; but a publication addrefled to Robert Wharton, Esq. has since ippeared in Claypoole's impartial paper, "with the signature of this Exotic,«and ex- j liibits to ray mind an in.fiance of impudence unparalleled in ar ( y country, and indecent abuse equalled only to that which flows daily from the fame fa&ious source of vile (lander a*d defamation* In this publication, ligned by DaVctj, Coxe, Ltib and co. the modest Dallas fays, he " would as loon have expected to hive found the worthy of our city at tbe bead of a band for lbe purpoies of, ASSASINATION AK'D PILLAGE," as chairman of v the meeting of refpcc'lable | citizens at Diinwoody's. In thus having acted as ebgirman of a meeting of many.of the mcft valuable citizens of Philadelphia, a fortune-hunting |fycophant has the audacity to charge Roieit Wharton with " a prostitution of personal character," and with being *' President of un cffeciatien for tbe purposes of defamation and scandal." For my part I have thought that Faucbet's in-j tercepted letter and the general conduct of j Dallas that certain certificates which afcer- i tain the value of Leib's character and Cjxe's entrance into Philadelphia in the retJmie'of Cornwallis, all 'had placed the reputation of j these- rvcen in fuel) lights that it became im- j noffible they could be dtfafned. But the ! * I address to Mr. Wharton, though worthy of Dallas and his cc-adjutors, I fear is yet in- | ftCflicient to roule into a£tion the indigna tion of a refutable cemtriittce, who appear, to be tied to a mill-stone, hanging' ponder- j oufly about their necks. But will the re- j fpectable citizens of Philadelphia who met at Dunwoody's, feel no reientment at the virulent abuse on them ancPtheir chairman ? If the committee do not think proper imme diately to reply to these publications, will the citizens calmly and silently acquiesce in opinion with Dallas and Leib, that they are the villainous band they are proclaimed to be in citizen Claypoole's paper of Tuesday ? They should recolleft and must remember, ~-rhat Mr. Wharton merely acted at their chairman and signed their ails, therefore this infolept attack is made on titm and not on him alone. A Citizen of Philadelphia, We are rt'quifted to caution the Electors •ofjthe State of Pennsylvania again ft an im- position which, it is likely, will be attempted the en filing election for Governor; In flead of Junesllofs of Pittfourg, the Jaco bins will attempt to pawn on his friends James Rofs, of Lancaster. Unless the de ception isguarded against, a division ef the federal votes may be effected, and thereby insure to the Jacobin candidate a fraudulent majority. The question upon t!i<? subject' of' Removal •of the Bank; is further postponed until Wednesday next ; when, it is presumed, from the favorable aspect of the prevaling malady, the coinmittiej will resolve in the negative, The number of pcrfons admitted in the City Hospital, ought not to be consider ed as a criterion by which a judgment may be formed of the progress of the calamity which at afflifts this city. And we trust the alarm which it has excited, will in some measure fuotide, when it is known, fhat, fearful of introducing contagion, the Pennsylvania Hospital and the Alms House, do not admit paupers during the exigence of the disease ; and consequently all persons who were formerly sent to those places are bow included in tfce admifiions of the City Hos pital. If ' * ® ! 1 A late Baltimore paper fays, the lovers of the wonderful of nature, may have an op portunity of viewing a Cucumbi'.k, that meafuits Five feet four inches long, and thick in proportion. NEW-YORK, September 5. ©n the authority of private lettirs receiv ed in town, dated the 13th of August, we mention for th? information ef our mer chants, that on that day there were 34 Ame rican veflels in Port Republican, St Ljoinin go, and j while the letter was writing i/i the Offing-—therawerf 54 also in Port au Prince ; and the markets extremely dull in consequence of the civil war between Touf faint and Rigaud. We further learn, that a Conspiracy had been formed to d-liver up Port republican to Rigaud, but was dif- and 15 concerned in itput to deaths The black government is not relillf.d by tire white inhabitants—one. refpedabi- planter lately (hot himfelf, rather than be subject to the command of tbofa who were formerly his slaves. In the island of St. Thonuls Ame rican produce i« " literally kicked about the island, and Americans treated with the greatell contumely." In the Council of Five Hundred, on the 14th of June, Jourdan, in the name of the Committee of Eleven, stated," that a strict execution of the exffting laws would aug ment the armies to 500,000 men : proposed an amuefty to deserters returning to their co,rps, and death as the penalty of future de lertion ;—and 011 the 26U1, from the fume committee, proposed a loan of 100 millions to be raised ofi the richer clafle s, who are to by the fal j of national do mains. The plan was adopted, and the j committee dissolved. It is a fa£l well eftabhlhed, that it was principally through the mediuiy, and by the afliftance of many of,the twenty tfioufand thieves and miscreants, whose names were registered previous to the anarchy of France on the book, of the Lieutenant of Police, that the contending factions in that dillraft ed country, were enabled to perpetrate those horrid maflacres and afts of atrocity, which have been viewed with delegation, abhor rence and aftonilhment by every'civilized na tion in the world. The Commerce of Engteqd'is fjrid to have amounted in 1753, to only one Third its present extent. In conlcquence of I'ome unguarded lan guage nfcd by John Is. Church, i fcj. of this city, rel"pe<ting coL Burr, at a private tabic in town, and reported to col. Burr, the lat ter frnt Mr. Church a challenge, which be ing accepted, the gentlemen met on Monday evening about fun-let on Jersey lhore, at Hoebuck ferry. Mr. Hammond was the second of Mr. Church, and Judge Burke, of South Carolina, the second us Mr. Burr. The gentleiiien, . phiced at ten yards dis tance, delivered their fire very Readily, with out any other efTeft than the ball frpm Mr. Church's piflol palling- through Mr. Burr's coat. The pistols being- about to be re-loaded •for the second (hot, Mr. Church, with great franknrlV and candour, made 'which-col. Burt's fccond and himfelf d«eru ed fttlsfaftory, and the parties amicably (hook hands. , Com. Adv. C :pt. Hodge, who carried out our Corn mrflion-rs to Cape Francois, ycfterday ar rived from thence in 15 days, and- informs th:itso American veflels had entered that port between the ift and 15th of August. Price of Amirican Produce, at Cafe Fran- cois, ivben capt. Hodge sailed. Flour 8 do'lars perbbl.—Pork, 12 do. do. —Beet 8 do, do.—Dry Goods, lei's than firft cost. Price of Produce of the C^p e . CofFee 32 folis—Sugar I o dollars per cwt. 2-r sous, duty en the exports—B2l percent, on imports, Flour, Beef and Pork, &c. ex- cepted. We learn, fays the Providenc- (R. I.) Gazette, that the lucrative business of Ad judication goes on swimmingly at New Pro vidence, where about 29 f«il of detained, American veflels have been lecentfvcondemn ed, stock and fluke. ALEXANDRIA, September 3. From the West-Indies. The brig Catherine, capt. John Law rence, of Hartford, arrived here yesterday in 18 daysfroro Barbadoes. On the 2 ill of August spoke the Qiip Sympathy, capt. Win. Hancock, from Newbern to Cape Francois ; out 14 days,fat. 16, io N. long. 6r, oW. Captain Lawrence favored the Editor with several Barbadoes papers, from which the following intelligence is extradled : Bridge-Town, (Barbados) August 3. By letters from Martinique we have ad vices of an expedition preparing there, but our communication does not particularize any place,as the obje&of it, and it is in vain for conjeflure to make its comments. Having exhausted our Englilli papers oi all their important antt interesting para graphs, we are compelled to fublUtute in their {lead miscellaneous articles, having recourle to the hackneyed promise of making fuffici ent amends upon the arrival of the packet, at whose stay it is difficult to account. Augujl 6.—By the Mail Beat that arri-\| vedon Sunday last, we are enabled to Hate ! the failing of the Expedition (spoken of in out last) from Martinico on the Wednes day evening in coafequenee of wh : ch a general Embargo had been laid there. The deftin<tion of this expedition dill rtmsins a fuppofitioo, but that fuppo lition flrongly inclines to Suriuam as its 00- jest. We hope in a little time to the tayftcrious confequencesof it. Augufly 13 —By an arrival yesterday we 1 learn that a French corvette had captured and carried into Surinam an Englilh (hip of 22 guns, whose name and deftuiHti.io were unknawn—and that there were in that port 50 fail of Americans ready laden, waiting for a convoy. The American Frigate, it is added, was cruizing off the coast. The Cyane, from Martinico, yesterday b»ings accounts of the lall fleet having left Tortola on the 28th ultimo, in which ad miral Hervey failed (or England in his ma* jefty's ship the Concord. Yesterday r:oou the ordnance at Pilgrim 1 and Charles Fort fiied a royal falutc ii} commemwaiiort of the birth day of his royal highness George Frince of Y\ ales who attained his 37th year. Fr*m the JVew-Terk, Gazette^ A refjpeft'ablc merchant of this city, yester day handed us a Cliarlefton paper of the 16th ultimo, which contains the follow-, ine. ■ ' INTERESTIN G NARRATIVE. Extract from the leg-book of the brig Maria. " On the 24th of July, failed from San dy Hook. Nothing happened till the 3d of August, when at 3 P. M. we law a sloop coming before the wind all fail set for us ; on coming nearer, .we fawthat (he was a priva te r ; we tacked for her ; at 4 P. M. gave her a (hot : the direftly hauled her wind, hoisted Englifti colours, and fired a gun to tlie leeward, the signal for a friend. We put about andflood on our course, then in the lat. 30. 15% long. 67. "We kepi on our course till-the 7th ;at hals-past 7 A. M. saw a large (hip off the leeward quarter, and a schooner astern, Peer ing the fame course with us. A: the fajne time saw the Hole in the Wall, off the lee bow, and a (hip to the windward, (landing to the northward.. At hals-past 8, (lie bore down, was iu a ftjtnll, and Hied a (hot at us under Spanish colours. At the fame time we carried away our top-inaft steering-boom, which gave the Ihip the advantage of coming tip. She hoisted Englifti colours, and sent her boat on board, which took me and a!' my papers out. After taking me on board sent back the boat and learched all the j trunks and the hold. After that prefled I tour meu, with regular proteftions. At 5, P. M. sent me on board with my papers, with a lieutenant and 12 men, ami made fail for Providence, where we arrived nextday, at'one o'clock. At two, thfeap t;iin came on board the Maria, with thePur fcr, a midshipman, and .boat's crew ( took rat, the fuptrcargff and a pafltnger th fliore with him ; jeftboth lefleis lying off. About three quartets of an hour after being on iUorc 1 found that I \v*sto be condemned. '• The midihipman had orders to go off, with a letter to the litutenant, 10 bring the Maria to l'orbes's wharf, aud there to moor her, which I took to be a true fijn .1 for condemnation. I therefore took this opper tur.ity to go off with the boat. On my go ing on board 1 met her- close to the bar : I told the pilot to run no risque, for if he Ihould touch I would have his head off that moment ; -which frightened the fellow, and made hint keep her off. " At half past seven, a cloud being over the moon, I gave my oflicf rs the Signal that I meant to cake her, and the woVd was Ma ria which was soon done, and all fail "iade for this port, were I arrived, all in fajfety, Avith the firft lieutenant of the Arab, ij feg men, and the pilot. " My greatest thanks are due to Doflor Culler, for his attention, and Supporting me during the paflage from Naflau to this port." SALEM, Aug. 30. We hear that a partial aftion has taker) plaqc in India bttwern the British and Tippoo Saib's army, in which tlie letter were defeat ed with the loss of several thousand men. BOSTON, Aug. 31. WEST'INDIA EXPEDITION. ItTias been mentioned, that an expedition from the Brititti Windward Islands, was i* contemplation.—A gentleman yeftcrday fa voured us with the following : - Extract of a.ietUr, dated Grenada, July 13. " This foment three frigates have failed from this iiland ; they have on board (Jx hundred German, soldiers, taken from Hich mond-Hill here, and bouifd for Barbadoes. They have taken an equal number from all the Windward iilands. Their deflination is unknown ; but Guadaloupe and Surinam are spoken of." Some have conjectured that if the infor mation relative to the intended departure of the envoys for France has truth for its liafu, the President ha 6 received advices from Europe which give a colouring to an expec tation of a general peace ; and that he thinks it neceflary that America should have agents at h;.nd on such an occalion. Net any event howev r, wiihin the fpere of public know ledge, warrants 3 belief thn' pacification is an objeft very suddenly contemplated by the contending powers. ( Ctl. Cen. It can hardly be credited that any prof fers on the part of the present ruling pow ers in France, will be considered as fufficient " atfurancct" to eftabli/h the confidence of this country in the honor, justice or good faith of Ban as, "Sieyet, Talleyrand & Co. Who can doubt, should America stoop at this period to lick the blood embrued hand which for years has desolated Europe, and f ilrtwed its faireft portions with carnage and rr.in, that the door weold f<tt be speedily opened for the admission int» this country of thoufand® of agents fioni that accursed hot -bed of anarchy, atbeilmand intrigues whofr cultivators kear'rtfemblauce only to the great Jacobin of old, beneath whnfe sway undoubtedly refofc their former equals in infamy and crimes, Danton, Roltfp ert, Condortet, Marat, &c. &c. *C. [ ibid- Our Jacobin* rceently resounded their bedlamite roarings at the idea of any con neaioti with Great Britaiu ; pure loir of country perhaps was their ftimulas ; the\ alledged that Great Britain was on the brink of ruin, atid th:*t it would be madit to have any concern in the futtrefts of a " to'tiring monarchy." At no period of the pvefent war has so dark a cloud enveloped Britain as that which now appears to hang «ver France ; viftory crowns her enemies without, and civil flreagtben and ex pand within : the Legillative power, which has so long been the passive tool of Direc torial tyranny, according to the latest ac counts, has (haken off the manacles with which it has been bound, and a language is now spoken, which mud make tSe qmutu pic tiara of despotism tremble upon the head of the Monller, and produce an enervation, the precursor, it is hoped, of its complete ruin. [ibid. Citizen Sieyes, lately chosen a member of the French Dire&ory, declared himfelf, af ter the commencement of the revolution, and riot long after ihe affalfination of Louis XVI, a decided friend to monarchy. Not withstanding Siejes might have imbibed the idea that the king would ke murdered, he probably entertained the opinion that pre-1 vailed with many of his couutrymen, that the Dauphin would be placed upon the throne : but after that unfortunate youth had been poisoned by the ageois of the French Convention, and that ike brothers of Louis had left the kingdom, Sieyei pro bably thought it best to change his nates : The encomium contained in his iuflalla'.ion speech upon the purity and integrity of his brother Dir.ftors, was rather ill-timed ; as three of that immaculate baud were (horfly after obliged to difeft themfelvea of the Di reAoiialfutple, aod quit the feat of power and in addition to this, they were accused by the Councils, one"of tbeni particularly, as being guilty of the most horrible out rages. \_lbid. Harrisburc, Au^ujliS On Saturday morning last Wm. Nichols, Efq Marshal of Peiifylvania arretted Benjamin .VJoyer ami Courod Fahneftock, printers aud proprie tors of a Dutch Aurora of this borough, for publishing a " falie, Standalone and ma licious" libel againrt the laws and govern ment of the United States. They have given bail for their appearance at the Dif tridl Court of the United States, ta be held at the city of Philadelphia on the I Ith of Oftober next, themlelvts in 2coo Dol lars each, and fourfureties of 1000 each. Charleston, August 14. —Capt. Pai from Ntfrfolk, informs, that the fri gates United States and Infurgcnte failed from the.Chefapeakc oa the 13th iaft. On the 15th, lie fuv fwo large vcl'Us lYand in and anchor under 'Hattcras, which he £t-p, poled to be t»vo Ihips. August 73. —A letter from a gentleman in the island of St. Kitt's, to his friend in this city, dated July 21, has the following paragraph : . " The latter end of this-week a finall ex pedition. will fail from hence, and you mav expett to hear that we have taken potfeflion cf Surinam, far the use of the Stadtholder." <®ajctte flyatnifc %\ft. Port of Philadelphia. ARRIVED, Sclir. Ann, Piatt, Charklton, (with the AT THE JORT. Schr. Favorite, Woodman, Trinidad, 21 T1 e General WafhimJton, Latimer, from Philadelphia to New-Orleans, is taken ancf carried into Bermuda. 1 he Statira, Seward, and Thomas, Fol gtr, from Charleston to London, arc'captu red and carried into Pampclune. 1 Bng Sally, M'Call, from hence, h'is ar rived at Hamburgh. " New-York, September 4. Brig Dilia, Lockwook, Liverpool -- - Twins, Scott, Jamaica Sloop Harlequin, Taylor, Baltimore Ship Lydia, Smith, lias arrived at Dover, 1 he Ihip Diana, Captain bound from this port to La Vera Cruz, was lent into Jamaica, and Libelled—has been ac quit teu by the British Court of Admiralty ; but the owners of the vclL-1 and Cargo, made liable for all the charges. Gapt. Bell, from Oporto, informs, that a fleet of Englifli merchant (hips, of 100 fail left there 4 days before for Europe under Convoy of an Englifli frigate. Gaptain Crock, from St. Peterfburgh, informs, that a Ruffian fleet of 10 fail of the line lay in Cionftadt Mo'e having their lower deck guns taken out, to make room for a large body of troops. The deltuution unknown. Baltimore, Sept. 2. Arrived—Sloop Delight, Captain Swain, 14 days from the Havanna. v " libii. Schooner Citizen, Captain Stockett, 15 days from Havanna. Left there the brig Betsey and fghopner John, of Baltimsrr. Arrived—SliipChrittran, Captaf n >t. '1 liomas j brig Three Friends Nn,l' Martinito, via Hospital Island. • ' Auput 31. Arrived—Schooner Sphy nx Gorham, Hav»na»h, 25 days, last / ' quarantine ; (hip Ariadne, l, e Bof quv days train Jamaica, lift f rom quarantine 3+ S-pn-mScr u Arrived— Sihr. I n d„n' finorc. Sailed in company with Captan, Cl ' ments, who aR?d as Commodore, for Sale " Cnpt.s Brytn, Hodges and Rethune. l or T' Hayes, for Glocefter ; Dackay, for N ewport ! Ichr. 1 no, S.ibcv, ior Boston ; f c h r ' .becca, Higgins, 23 days from Sumi,,™" Lett tlitre flap Maria and Eliza, Dow,,.' lor Boftcn ; brig Orlandc, CaiFel, f or d ' brig George, for do. Fame, f or do. f chr " Jenny, Miller, for do. In lat. j 9 , , 4 N * long. 63, 22, W. vis boarded by the T J c" (hip Montezuma, Captain Malona, « dsv." from Philadelphia, (all well) f or St. Kitts. Lat. 40, 51, long. 67, spoke brig Zephyr from Bollon, for Cape Francois, three'dim out. ' Sef.t. I. Arived—Schooner Flora and Betsey, todays from St. John's; and floor. Insluftry, Ferrald, 5 days from do. Sept. 2. Arrived—Sckir. Dove, Captain Gilman, 17 days from Turks Island, to Rainsford Island ; also, the fch«n r Fri'ehd- Ihip, capt. Crocker, 17 days f rom St. Vi n " cents. Sailtd under convoy.'brig Captain Smith for New-york; and in com pany with brig Friendfliip, Buckley, f or Hartford ; and schooner Washington P ar son, for Virginia ; August, 16, lat. 48, , 0 " long.. 70, fell in with the following vefl'ds iindtr convoy of the (hip Ocean, Caruin kern,l.l, for Cape Francois : viz. The Ales, ander Hamilton, brings Eliza, Yard ; Polly" Jones j Francis, Cox; Clarissa, Thomas' and fcooner Ann, for Philadelphia. Captain C. informs that about tli« of Au*ud Captain Stone, in k schooner ef and from' Kenn#bunk, laden with lumbeir, was can. cured by a l'rcnth privateer, off Trinity Point. Martinique, and was retaken by the brig Nymph, Captain Pricr,in c hours after and lent for St. Feires. , The fchr. Nancy, capt. Seth Dagget, ar. rived at Rainsfnrd's Island on Saturday night in 9 days palfage from " Philadelphia—no pa'fl'engcr has been sick on board during the voyage. In the city burying grounds Hospital ground ADMITTED—THIRTEEN. DIED—THREE, Remaining' in the Hospital Forty of whom are Convalffccntt. . Final Rtffubl'ua. NEW-YORK, September 5. ■ 5 Deaths ai.d 20 new Csfes of J'tver were reported at the Health-Office for the 24 hours ending la 3 night at 8 o'clock. ;S723bi THt bkig ENTERPRISE, about three years old, and will ■■ft y carry about ijeo Barrels—can be sent to tea immediately. 1 For terms apply to Wharton andLtwil in Oermantown, near the Market house. AT Public Vendue, on Monday the 13d «f September next, at a o'clock, P. M. at thshoulc of the Subi'criber, liting in the town of New-Castle, State of Delaware, a number ef valuable DAYS mail) 9 suitable for building «n, heing the South fauars of the flourifoing town of New-Caflle afore f*id, diftint from Philadelphia thirty-thrie miles. This valuable properly it highly capable of improvement, being immediately on the river Delaware, having a number of wharf lots on >t ; and from the depth of the water (earth and iratfcrlah for wharfinp being easily procu red) there is no doubt hut wharv«s would bring a bandfome interest. This property confift»cf five acres more or ltfs, in one body ; lays high, and is divided in to lots to suit every defcriptisn of perfins. — New-Castle is one of the most healthy and flourilhinjj towns «n the continent i theincreate of trade it lias raised property to four times the value it was seven years past- The nua'her of veiTels bound out and in, which stop for lupplics of ttock, &c. &c. and tke whole carriage of goods between Philadelphia and Baltimore, is now through this place. The packets and stages from the aforefaid cities, &c. 4cc. make it very lively 1 therj is not, at this time, out house to be rented in the place ; and the number of applications tor houfesmake it »n objedl for perf<jss to improve. There are a niittibcr of Jegant and uffcful buildings now going on, a Public 'Academy and several private Schools. The malignant Fever hasnaver made ar.y progress, and the Ague scarcely kn wn ; the number of children in this place is a convin cing preof of the healthiness of it. The prol peit of the rirer Delawrre, up asd down lighiful ; as far as the eye can dillinc"''" 1 you may view the vtflels in different attitudes The»e is reafonto suppose that public piers foi the Navy willbe built here, as vrfTels can lai from this placs when the river is fait at riu ladelphia. , '1 Ire conditions offa'e will beeafy ai.a nia».i known on the day of tale- Places of pubii' worftiip, market and mills are very contipuoul JOHN DARRAGH- N. B.—A plat ot'the above witl be any time previous) 55 well as on tie day oi lA '' M,Bh Spoke the fhlp Diana, Capuiti Bunkc- r days ago, all well. Brig Polly, Certain Feimer, fift een da rom Havanna- U4 / s REPORT For the last 24 hours, ending this day at twelve o'clock. INTERRED. Total Three of whom were cb-ldrln. Fcr FREIGHT or CHARTER, FOR STROPS, Sept. j, 1799 SPECULATION. I'O BE SOL.D, LOTS, 8 >. v ' "4 1 J
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