MISS broadhurst I
Ecfyrdfully infetm* her Friends* and the fruMic
that (be intends having'
A CONCERT. j
RECITATIONS,
Jt rue M IRC HIV f' V COrrtK-HOVSI,
On Th'jrfday evening, }d April.
MKT miT.
©rerture Haydn
©lee, j voicet. " Alk why t Blufti," Taylor.
Duett, " JJow fweet.ia the ) mr. Cirr and mill
mornisg. [<s*rr] { Broadhurft.
" When w*r begina," [Shield}
, mr. Darley.
Jtecit*ti<rt, " ihrK'Thr»le'» three wanting*,"
mr. Bernard.
Son*. " Primrofea deck." (Linley)
* «ri Warrel.
CoOcwto Violin mr. Gillinghim.
Song," Let me wander.*c. ) , r _ ~
or let the merry Ml-," \ ,ni " B'oadhurft.
Chorin, " And young and old come frrth to
P»T»" Handel.
PART skcoud,
Overture, Cir*e and U^yflVs,
S»ng,^ 4 Ptiy th<-n n.v tortured) , *
hrtrt," (O ..i.n ) J mT » Oldm.xoa
" Tojrethtrltt us > mr. Tayjorand
r»ngr,''(Pr. Hryi t ) \ mis« Broadhurft.
lUcttaiio-i, " » dramatic liliori, > „ .
ur the curt of rh f !,, rs . 5 mr Bernard
Bfrng, , 'TT)ctpint»ot [ht bl.it," (Carr)
ir.ifs Braadhurft
Piann Forte mr. Kainaple
Comic Song, I wo: dtr at von," (Taylor)
CimitGlee. " v. iTt > and hufbjnd.s," H ok
•To Stgia. precisely m 7 o'cioat.
& t" be had at th« Bir Koom r{
theCoflfee. House. at CKalV'. Circulating Li
r*y» ..N.o* Nor'K. Third Sure!. l and at
Wi!ly>*s Mu&cal >V Market (tr»i t.
march Ji- d 4t .
POSTPONED.
H*. FKANCIS
AT the requcit of hi, Scholar*hat postponed
hi» ball, which was to have been en
Yuefday the ift of April to a future day.
N. B. —Mr F-. h"gs 'five to rfftmnd hia
Scholars :r»-i the public in general, that afttr
the 1# or Apiil he will remove bis Srhdolto
Haimony Cuyit Pays of Tuition for the pre
sent week, Tkurfday and, Saturday at the uiual
bcurs.
march 51
Philadelphia Academy.
SAMUEL MAGAW, D. D.
Renter of St Paul's church, and formerly Vice
fro voft of the Uuiverfity of Penafylvauia,
JAMES ABERCROMBIE, A.M.
One of th« Afliftant Ministers of Christ church
« and St. Peter's,
INTEND TO OPEN,
Cn Tvisday the 1 of next month, (April)
%tt 3raßemp,
consisting or
>JI A N Engl.fh School, in which Will be
jfjL taught Reading, Writing, English
Grammar, Cofnpofition, Elocution) and Ka
< tural History.
id- A Mathematical School, iw which
will be taught Writing, Arithmetic, Mer
. cabtile Accounts, (geography and the use of
i. the Globes, Geometry and Trigonometry,
'with tbeir application to Mensuration, Sur
veying, Navigation, Nautical Xtronomy,
fcc.—All's, the Principles of Mechanics,
Algebta and FluxUns.
3-1. A School, in which will t-e
■>.' taught the Litin and Greek Languages, in
. conjunction with Chronology, Civil His
tory, Rhetoric, and the lpftitutes of Moral
Science.
grounded convi&ion of the exp--
diency of the foregoing plan, has been o»r
principal inducement te undertake it. When
, it is confidrred that this populous and fl on -
rifliing Metropolis contains only ore P;-b:ic
Institution on an evtenfive plan, ;md that
imtny ef our youth ave obliged to resort to
other Stvtts, to receive even a Grammar-
School Education, the Seminary now pro
pofcd, will, we trust, be regarded as eminent*
ly iifefol.
A&uated by theft coiilideratians, many
gentlemen, friends to Science, and to Liter
ary Eftabli foments, have urged, with,great
warmth,, the present undertaking, and ex
cited the mod flattering expectations of its
fucrrfs.
Thus encouraged by the countenance and
t prnmifed aid of liberal m#*n, no less than by
a firm .perfnafion that well-regulated Aca
demies have a nvaft important influence
■upon manjersi habits, and principles ;
it will be our earned endeavor so to eon
•duft this Seminary of Learning, a« to sub.-
serve the great Interests of Religion and
"Morality, to promote Decorum of Behaviour-
Correftnefs of Talle, Liberality of Senti,
ipient, and every other attribute of an inge
nuous mind, which, in connexion with
*rood principles, and found literature, con-
I 'ftitute the didinguillied ornani»nts of the
. gentleman, andthe scholar.
The building-, engaged for this Academy,
■though affording exc«llent accommodation,
will be relinquilhed for a mere central fitn
ation, if such a change should be found ne-
ceflary.
A triartcr of diftinguiftird »bilitie» will be
• i - procured ta condufl the Mathematical De
partment.
Perfon»de(iroustobeempleyedas tutors
[in this Seminary, are requeued to apply,
"without delay, to either of the fubfertbert,
to whom also Parents wishing to fend their
'• children, will please to make application.
SAMUEL MACAW,
Nt. q4 Arcb .Sreet.
JAMES ABERCROMBIE,
No. 101 Pine Street.
Fhilad. March 28.
THE HEALTH OFFICE
Is remaned to No. 141 South Front Street,
Ne»r tbeD<?Wbri<jre>
«Uw
Apt'ti 1.
r Questions
" T« ,Merehanti, Store keepen, and Tradet
men in general, i&c.
wfjUV Gentlemen, iaa perfect ftartdard of
tfifiount, or inteVefV, rblcula'.ed on every dol
lar exception) tro<h Ito
:©oe day W sixty-tour d«v« inclusive, of any
value, whether .tiled a* a ftavdard, or as a
upon tfce en(ju»"ers' own calculations
id Is it of any importance to know the btfl
methods of computing the exchange.*, be
tween th » country airVthe principal iws'rl
time tracing place tv» Ruflia, Sweden, Den
mark, tfnrway, Pruffit, Poland, Germany,
Holland, Flanders, Spain., Portugal, lislv,
in several of the Windward and !>ewarxi
Weft India fflands, aiul many porta In the
Kaft Indie^
3d ha tibTe of *\\ the coini and monies of
account iw the places aforefaid, o£ any use ?
4tb coins and-monii9 of Account in the
aforefaid places, when reduced to dollar* and
cents, of any JVrvice ?
sth Ij a table of compound interefiof any uti
lity >
6th Is rbe tabl? by which the banks determine
the value *f-gold 9 riefirable ?
;th Is th'» aoidunt of In'.ereft, accurately cal
culated lor each m nth Irorn one to twelve
mon ha, and ou every dollar (without ex
ception) from tto Ho. of any vab.e ?
Brh I* a tab eof all the poll towns in the United
Stares, and rate 9 of poitage therewith, of any
use ?
Tty!»r
?rh Wfil not aHthefe together make a book, as
generally ufefol an 1 cnnver.iei.t -as ever en
tered a counting house or (lore ?
loth Witl not the w hole, when comprise I in a
quarto volume of from 200 to 125 pages, he
worth two r'/liar* ?
And bitty, Is the nerfon. who at the expence
of FOUR THOUSAND DOLL AUS >.n
---d«» takes to perform upwards of one hundred
a»d \fixty thou find calculations *f Intentft, sr<l
of f'.viug a l l the mform.i'icn to
the public in ihe mojl comp ele manner,' de
ftinng cf your Encouragement and Sup
port ?
tr-T . I arjor
If the anfuer i* in the affir-native, y u are
individually and reiwecflfully invited to sub».
ferine in one of the specimen books, exhibited
at the City Tavern, Hardy's Hotel, Frantfli's
Hotel, the Indian Queen, Don Tavern,
the Franklin Head, and at the Gaorge.
It is proper to ftate> that the work will »ot
be executed unless fifteen hu-dreMfubferibers are
ontained ? for tour thousand dollars is too much
to hsia» H.
NOTHING IS T© BF. PAID IN AD
VA " CE, neither will i: he exp?3ed of fub
fenbers to t.ike the work when p;<bUJhed, il it
ts nor delivered rigorously conformable my
agreement! with the public, cxp-elFed in tre
conditions affixed to the ipecimeu hooks, each
of which fix detached pagea-of the
work.
I am, v ith refpe<Sl,
Gentlemen,
Your hurnb!e servant,
Actom ;taM K Jfank of North, America,
The woik is dedicated, by permiflion, to the
President and DireAofl of the Bank of North
America, and has already received the patron
apt* of JOHN ADAMS, Prcfident of the Uni
ted State*; of THOMAS JKFFi RSON, Vice-
Prtfideut of the United "Stats*, and Prefideut
of th* Senate ; of a large number oi' Senators
and Members of the Houfc of Uepreferttatiyes
of the United Stairs ; and of the Prefidettfs and*
Dire&ors of the different Ranks un'an tnoufly.
Tke Specimen Book in-tb? Rank of North Amer
id, ijfitting veryfa ft -ivrth Jhbfcriptions, lb me
for i copres, lome for j copies, and some for
5 copies, and I take this, opportunity of gratefully
acknowl<'<lgirtg all favours.
Gentlemen having huftnt-fs at either of
Banks may fuhfriihe ther# as well as at the
Taverns, Blc. already mentioned.
Cops rightfecured according to a 3 o/Congrcfs,
Marco 10. JiiieVlf
AMD FOR SALE BY Til V. SUBSCRIBERS,
OF Th'F. SHIP PHILAOhI.fUIA,
The f ''dare Commander, from Bcng.it
CONSisrrsG OF
An aflorfmehr of Piece Goods
Sugars ot the P..it qualify,
And ic© qi. chelis a>t superior quality
Hyson Teas.
March r?
WILL be given to two or three perfont to
wait upon gentlemen for their subs. op
tion to Rowletr's Tables of Discount am! Ex
chingrg Apply at No *9 (oppofife the Sugar
HoufejChrift Chinch alley.
N.B —None but pertous of ikenuel address
and aflmty need apply.
April i 3t
ADVERTISEMENT.
THE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE,
Two very valuable Farms,
IN the townihlp of Springfield, and county
of Burlington, containing about two km.
dred acres each. Tbe Woodland and Meadow,
of which theve it a fufficient q ant it y, i% not
inferior to any in the StJte.
To attraA the notice of perfijns reSding
within the county cf Turlington, delirous of
purchifing good land, 'tis only neceflar\ 11
mention th at ihefe fa-itoi ire parts ol that ex
cellent trail nf lioo acres lately ov I.e l by
Samuel Bullus.
The terms of sale will he mads roiivenivnt
to tke purchaser and may he known by apply
ing is the fihfcribtrt. Thole who may wilh to
view thr land, will pleife to call on Willum or
Israel Shinn, the preient occupant!.
Attormiu U fail far Jblm Bullttt and Ruth Bullut.
Burlington, New Jcrley,
March 11,1800,
*T>HE Creditor* of tie lite house of Irwin &
*■ Bryftn, of Lexington, Kentucky, arc
bereby informed, that i dividend of such mo
nies or that firm, » hive been received by (he
Tubfcriker, wilt be made on the twentieth day
ot April aext, amoag those creditor! who (hill
hive before that time furni&ed their accounts
properly attested to
r
Mirch is-
JOHN' RowLtfrr,
>p*tsCri pr,
Just Arrived,
THE CARGO
V'Wings If Francr• and
Thomas U John Clifford.
Good Wages
CITffATED
SAMUEL HOUGH,
JOSEPH McILW.MNE,
NOTICE.
WILSON HUNT.
A fling
duo
Xl)t
PHILADELPHIA,
THBlSiiA V KVKNIN'G, APKIL J-.
To Mr. Ibumas Cooper.
The Amiktgans feel -themselves vafily
oWiged to Mr. Cooper for having t.ikeu the
>ains to come all the way *crofs the Atlan
tic to teach them, poor, ignorant-and Am
ple as they are, how to govern themselves,
nd to take care of their liberties, threaten
ed with absolute annilHation by the rulers of
their own choice. As they deem themselves
however, pafl the age of minority, and able
to manage their own affairs, without the
Kid of Eiirupeun guardians, they would in
torm Mr. Cooper that the iittfrt'erehce of
officious foreigners in their concerns-, is not
lo highly plrafing to them as he seems to im
agine ; and that when this interference is.
attended with insult, they are not so tame
as to fliffe all resentment. They beg leave
to hint to Mr. Cooper that his room is more
agreeable than Jiis company ; and they
doubt not, if he will ttke hinifelf off, 19
his own country, his sovereign will reward
Ivim with a (t-tion among the heroes of Bo
tany Ba/, high, coftfpicucus and permanent
as bis merits del'erve.
Ml. FENNO,
Governor Mc. lCean in the prnlecution
of his new fancied revoluiio «ry fyfteni.has
thought it expedient to Supercede Daniel
Stroud. Efq late Prothouoiary, See. cf
Northaropto; County, by the appointment
of Henry Spethig, Efq late Sheriff.
Upon what principle this arbitrary and
very extraordinary exercifc of his Excellen
cy's official power was predicated, is with
many people a fubjtif of douLn and con
jecture" It cannot be pretended,.that Mr
Spcring is in any poflible res; e£l, as well
qualified to execute the duties of those ap
pointments as Mr. Stroud.
Has then the integrity of Mr. Spering's
official condu& hitherto (hone so conspicu
ously as to entitle him to greaier confidence
than the other ? Have the ferviceaef Mi
Sefr ing , and his Ancestors, during the
revolutionary con (lift beenoffo mer torio'us
a nature as to require that his talenU, such
as «hey are, should be "b'ought fwm re
tirement into the public employment ?" Are
the political principles of this man marked
with such a degree as decision, at to war
rant a cosclufiou that the republican inter
efi would be promoted by his promotio.i ?
Did the genera! voice of the refpettablc
part of the coiiu y, render the meafi're in
dispensable"? Or did the biased republican
principle of rotatioti in office, require that
Mr. Stroud (Hould be removed at the end
of Sxteen month? >
Sir, no man acquainted with the circuro
llaqces, who values Sis reputation, will be
hardy enough to answer in the afß: mative,
to any of the.foregoing' injterrogatories
In truth, the motives b? which his Exctl
ltncy has been i, flJer.ce'd* in this instance,
are uch (tofp-ak temperately) as are per
feaiy incot'np'iSijii vviih that dignity of con
duit which to dilt.nguffh the Chief
Magiftratc—and although it may be'per
haps impoflible to tarnilh the ration
of thin great firjl fei »ant of the forereigrt
people ; it is certainly proper to develope
>he contemptible policy by which, on this
occalioa he has bein afihiiited.
Prevjotf<? to the iaft election, tl>e Repub
Ifcans of Northampton (as they call them*
selves) or more correfiliy fpeakirg, the
irie.pdi ' f M'Kcan were divided into two
parties.. which were refpe'lively dtfignated
by the titles of Mushkooms and Toad
stools—of these the former uas bjf far
the molt numerous and rcfpe&able fe6t*
1 he great prudence and li nit propriety
cf Mr Stroud's conduft during the eleftion
eerin,7 campaign, toTether with his acknow
ledged official ability and integrity, .-id
not fail to interest the MuiHU.'Dits warm
ly in his behalf—They conliituted near
ly two thirds of his Exctl':ncy'> partiza-s
in that county, an ! with an intimate know
ledge of the refpefli've merit of Mr. Stroud
and Mr. Spering, they were Mr. Stroud's
active and decided friends. Of the fincenty
and extort of their f.iendfliip, '.he Gover
nor is in pofieffion of ample te ftiraOny from
refpcftable witnfT.ii, no venal rntrcc ury
AFFIDAVIT M F N .
Cut unfortunately for Mr. Stroud iu tin's
rtfp a, hs elder brother major John Stroud,
not laving the frar of republican defpttifm
fcrforehise'yes, bin being moved and
hy the true fp.'rit at independence,did openly,
hon'lUyand unremittingly advocate ai.d
endeavour by dl juli arid honourable means
in promote the E'edtion of Jamks Ross,
Efq of-Pitt (burgh ! This wai a "rank
1 ffence" which admitted of no atonement,
and ha# afforded his exetJlencv another pre
text for gratifying that refentfu! vindiftivc
spirit which has charafttrized every stage of
his mal-admiriithation.' J. C.
PRICES OF STOCKS,
Six p?r Cent,
Three per Cent,
Deferred 6 per Cent
8 per C<?nt Stock
B\NK United Mate*. «5
■■ --- Fcnnfyivania, %o £ cv.
■ ■- ■■ North America, 50 1 j *
lnfuran«e coir»p N. A. (hares 7 per cent, below
dim
Fennfylvania, shares, 20. present, adv. "
Eaft-Indi.a Company of N. A. 10 per cent advance
Land Warrant?, 32 dolls, per ioo acres.
COURSE OF EXCHANGE
London, 75 at3o daya
73 Sc 74 at 60 a 90 day»
AmQerdam, 15 £.7 a-too per florin
Hamburgh 30'2j a-idb per Mark Banco.
-J^JJ m
CARD
Af*lt t
lft/4
9/-io
i ;/j to 6
3i
PROPOSAL*
IBv WILLIA.M COBBETT,
HOUSE OF RfPAWmmi ! F „ im p.r, iag *b< filling (>M a!
W tBisBAY, Aftiit. ..., . ;'l iicajtns:
The bill to, Mend the a&fatuukd an ! f. The British Critick ;
•?? EJv w ik faleof the lawls of the ! 2t The Anti-Jacobin Review
United Statei ip the territory IX. W. of thf
fOhio, and above the mout!} ' f Ktnttickry 1 Magazine j .
I river, wai read a third tiipe and palTcd. 'J- The Gentleman's Magazine,:
Mr. S. Smith, from the committee of 4. I,e Mercure Britanique, or "1 hi
commerce ...d manufoftow, a ' British Mercury.
bill to provide ror certain repairs and ad- I
ditions to the Light House at New Lou
Clarke's point; ai.d for the lupport and
eredion oi a Light. House at Wigwan
point J which was read a fiift asd fecom
time, and committed to a committee of thi
whole house.
Mr. Sewall, from the committee appoin
ted lo confer with the committee of the
Senate on their amendment to the bill allow
ing a drawback of duties on goods exported
to New Orleans, winch wa» disagreed to
by this house, made report, that it uld
be proper for the honfe to recede fr m th«ir
said disagreement. The report was concur
red in.
The house >efo!ved itfelf into a commit
tee of the whole on the bill to m«k, further
provision for the removal and accommoda
tion of the government of the U.'iud Si.iits
Mr. Morris in the Chair.
Mr. H. I.ee Moved to fill the firft blink
in the bill, with the words " ten tlu ufand
dollars, in addition to the balance remain
ing bn hand" for furnifliing the PrefiJtm's
h.>ufe in the city of WafhipgUin.
M'. Rutlcdge was not willing to appro
priate so large a turn without having in
format ion of the amount of the balance on
hand ; and wiihed the chairman of the com
mittee who reported the bill to [late what
til balance was.
Mr. Gallati i replied, that the chairman
of the committee, [ who have been requeft
cd to inquire of the proper department, the
balance of money remaiiing unexpended of
the former appropriation of 14,000 dols )
not being present. it was impoffiijle'forany
other member of the committee to (late it.
Mr. G raid, it had been agreed io the com
mittee' that the furniture now in [lje-aife of
the Prefi.dent fiioulci beipld.,
cfce'ds applied,twtawlis,furnittypg *}>£ house"
in the city of Wafhitigton ; jlbw. in
ufc being unfit for the purpose.
The committee then rose and obtainc'4
leave to fit .igain. ■
The house went into committee of the
whole on the bill to provide for the execu
tion of the 27th article of the treaty with
G. Britain, when.
Mr. Nicholal moved an amendment, pro
viding that any pcrfon arretted viitui' cf
the treaty, (hould be allowed tf? prove his
bcir.g an Ameiicaa Citizen, &c.
Ttie committee rose without taring the
qucftion upon it»and the hoi.fe adjourned.
N H. i'HEA i'liii*
Tc-morrolv everriirgy jjprii 4,
Will he printed, a crlahratsd Drama, (ailed
here but once) in five n<sl*, called
THE CASTLE SPECTRE.
Osmond, Mr Co. p. r—Father Philip, Mr. Ber
nard—K<lric, Mr. Hopkiru
cla, Mrs. Merry.
To which will be added a favorite Farce,
in two atft*, called
THE SPOILED CHILD.
Pox. one 1>«! ar, Pit, three q-Jirters «f a
d'.Jlar, apd Gallery half a dollar.
A COUNTRY SEAT.
FOR SALE,
7 HAT handsome. County Seat, belonging to
* the eltate of "dam deceased ;
iituatfd on Schuylkill, near Gray's Ferry, contain
ing about ar acres offend, 01. which 19 trc<st<rd, a
larpe, commodious brick houi'c, three ro ms on a
fl or, Avitf) a Ir.rgf piazzi. A good barn, coacU
howfe, ,3ccf. .-ni a pump 61 cxcetlrri' water. Thrf 1
buildings ar; nearly new, atid'in gbod erudition
Thitre i« ?1»o oh th« p*er>ifc-j & riored K©ck,caikd
R:iml»o\ whi«h is on: erf the landing* and
filing places on the rivfr The. garden -j%
and very produdiv.*, as is the remainder cP the
lavd whick lays and commands a bcautifu'
view of both rivers, the city atid the nvighb. ur.
hood.
Po.Teflion can he had immediately
A further dcfcription i* 'deemed urtnecelTary x a«
it is the premjfes will be views ! previous*
to a sale, and the price, terms of payment, 3cc
will be made known by
HENRY ZANTZINGKR,
Admiriflra or to said eflate, No. 165,
Market street.
N. I'. cafe tin* above property is not difpo
f*'l A fat private sale. it wi 1 then b* fold at the
M<r<Kant\ ~<ff e HouiV, on Saturday the 26th
ir.ft at 7 o'clock in the evening.
jpril 3
; ~ TO BE SOLD.
A COUNTRT SEAT,
ABOU V two mi'cs and a quarter from the
Ci utt HcuU, oh the road, adjoining
l«nd»o! Jcrcmijh Parker ; containing about thirty
two-acre#, divided into f.veral lot*, at»d in the
highell flare of cultivation. There is on it a hand
forac, well fiutlhid brick hou e, alnioft new, fifty
fe. t front and twenty two feet deep, with 2 -oom
on a floor, 21 by it feet each, and an entry of
eight f-rt between; three yojd chamber* o* tl»-:
fecund flo' r, and thfv* garr<-t* well fijiilhed ann
plaiAered In front of rhe building i-* a very good
piazs*. Adjoining' the- honfe is a large brick
kitchen, 24 by 18 feet, two ftorita high, with a
neat chamber and garret, and a frame kitchen
connected with if, one story high, 16 by 18 feet,
near which is a pump of the heft waiter for every
use AC a small dtttarce is the gardner'* houfc, o<
brick, two (lories hi«h, with a garr?t, 16 hy 20
There are also a good barn, hjy house, and
a large ihed- for carriages an excellent kitchen
garden, with apple, peach, pear, charry ind plumb
trees, in full bearing flrawberries and talb. ries,
currants and artichokes- At th« lower part ol
the landU fine fpringof water. Thc houic;
is insured.
Any pcrfon wifl>irg to view the premif«9 n re
queued to »pply at the office of ttvsOazctte.
April 3 \ tiwdd.ti
r ~J "BF, Briti/b Gritick is a regular Review of
A all the w/rkv puSliftjed in Great Britain ;
it conducted with great impartiality ind abi
lity,. and of" rfce numerous publications of the
kind which do now appear, and which hstffc
appeared in Grt-ai Britain; it is ufcivctfally
allowed to be ttoe best«.
[Price 50 Cents J
The Snti-Jacckin Review and Magazine is
as its t ie feern» to inr l icate ; rather more con
fined, as to rfee r-atu:v of its fubjtdls, but it
certain! vis not lei* cahu'ated tar exienfive uti
lity work i* di idi»J into four depart
rr ents : i Critic ifn>—2 A R.View of
tlie other Rcvie >s • O afu nal Fffky?, in prose
arid \erft—ard *th, A Sei'irrry of
Hi"ory and Every fix moi.lha ii h;«
a fujpjjlcfliei.t. ci nrainmg a review of foreign
w* rks nv»t forg"t»ihg those o' -America. Ihe
Anti J.eobin dwolis Irfs on tutrj?<fl« are
merely literary and fcier.tifi , tfiau on ihofc
which. have a marc ire rued ate irfiuenee on fa
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