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To Readers and CoxntsroNDßitT's.
The elegant, well reafaned, and correft
ElTay, from the pen of a scholar, and from
the head of a politician, *ho stiles himfelfan
" Amekican Fkder alist," will be in
serted as f-oB as poifible. At this interefc.
Mig and fervid season of the political year,
our files are crowded with numerous and
prolix Eir.y , on topics, pertinent to the
public weal Hence from the number of
luch ariclfi, from the occafisiial ntoss(s of
news thut we are obliged to extrfeif, ai d
from the very copious Marine LifUy-wWh
a Commercial City requires us to compile,
we are obliged fr. to postpone' the
political and literary favours ot our friends.
Cindid allowance must therefore be made for
unavoidable dt 'ays. But, our correspondent
from New-Jeiley, who I,at so JOgchiioufly
defended the ebweb and the iUtefcgainft the
rude battery of Bloomjiud and the £ibtle sap
of Sayre,J may rely on our soon giving his
produdlion to the public.
'• Literary Intelligence" will soon
appear, announcing The Cabinet, a new
Magazine, projefted by Mr. John Weft, of
' Boston, and fupp- rced by the principal lite
rati in that quarter.
" Eumenks'' is from a learned and prac
ticed pen. Both the iubjoct matter ot his
Essay and the mode of treating it, entitle
his elaborate performance to very high con-
The author is, r fpeitfully, so
licited to persevere, but we mud requell him
to divide his fuiijeft into such portions of
modtiatc *s may bi conveniently m
'fcrted in * daily paper: Not only the exi
gencies of th* printer, but the inttreft of the
author, and the attention of the readers, are
best secured short tfl/iys to read, which
" the busy may find time, and the idle pa
tience." Perhaps, as the learned and acute
writer proj-ofe* to expand his topics, it weie
better for him to print it in the pamphlet
form. With a very little trouble it ought
be thus ananjetj. in * few days. This,
is submitted to the writer.
A great vari.ty of literary and critical
articles are waiting for their turn of infer
tien.
" fliall appear with an Eng
lish motto. ' '
Gratitude is due to our numerous corref.
pondeius for the valuable and conflant com
munications, which, we now, almofl hourly
receive-. Our literary and political files are
Cow fufficient to lurnifh volumes. We
think thi« a decisive omen of the public ap--
probation, and that gentlemen reading and
leifsre think the Gazette of the United
.. States a £uu->ide for their lucubrations.
Afttiiical Poem on the fubjedt of a Great
Man arts his Wig, is weaving by a fkilful
artist iit the poetical loom. Jt will banquet
our Federal Patrons, but will pio?e " as
htter as Coloftiiniida" to Jacobins and
Pennsylvania Patriots.
•' Ihe Chin pins Cobles" is again at
work. He adroitly holds his hammer. His
tnd appears to us strorg, though not twisted,
and, «.hile he continues so well to measure
i fi* Jacobins, we are not anxious to
fee his last.
" The Ode to Popularity" i»a homethruft
fa the Patriot's fide. It is poetically descrip
tive, and jull.
S-we account of Mr. Dickins'very bean
til'ul edition of Lindky Murray's Grammer
will k appear as soon as pcffible. We are
eager to notice ufeful proieffional enterprize,
and elegant typographical execution.
If the Rev Mr. Abercrombie was unTiic
cet/ul in his application for the Treasurer.
ftjp of the mint, he has not on that account
b«come a reviler of the Government, under
which he wilhed to hold an office.— It would
be well if Citizen. Jose Bloomfield, the
would-be.Governor of Jerfey, who ap
plied for the fame office, but was refufed
from afar different motive, had followed
this Gentleman'* .example, inflrad of be
coming a liaivkr at Jacobin town meetings
btcaufe he -could not (h.»re the laavej k
fiftes.
Euanc fays we ar.e " fond of a{king ques
tions." He is ven - carrfn), bcwc.ver, not
to answer thtni.
Stepbftt Say re, at Saftkutg memory, and I
bcitler,Kn\j.wp jn London than in iny part of
"the L'hiteH S Kites, figures- as ftcrttary to an I
atiti-tedeial tkeeting in JeiT.y, of which the I
truly fugacious J< fepli Blootitfield was Pre
sident. HdW much -weight either a printed
"r a written paper ou&ht trt receive from
fucli nailirS, we pretend not to lay ; but we
may be allowed to form general Conclufians
from the Indignant Winner in which tbii'ty
Ccfpe&ablt! citizens, nominated by these Ja
c bins, to serve on tii-ir committees, have
refufid to have any thing to'(id with them
■or their proce-di.ngs. ,
And we hefit <te not to infer ftohi this
d favo'wal of thcit - proteedirg* by these re.
| fpeAaWe citiwtn»» that Sir B<ijnmrttt ftfoomi
licit! and his Squire Stephen, wiil make hiit
a iorry figure in their endravors to be ap-
the »ne g've: narof Jerley, the o-
Vfier fcrretary of the treasury of ilie*Ui.ited
S'.ates. 1 'r
J ifepli Bloorr.Eeld governor of vh'"r«fpro
tattle State <i Jersey I and Strphen Sayre
f crrtary of the ttrafiny of the United
States !-* 'Good takes, truly !
I he one qualified to turn a wheel, if it
was .frt in motion—The other is qualified:
to turn cny thing.
P.ttract of a letter from a Gentleman in Eu
raj>e t> bis fiend in America, dated July
xotb tSoo.
I am much obliged to yon tor ysur infor
mation", your papers, and your pamphlets.
I fee the e!eitior.eering campaign has begun
at a very early period indeed, and with
equal inveteracy, and ability on the part of
oppofitjori. That tie y pimping to the popu
lar passions, upon wh.cli all the Jicbltt
Cabals are founded. is but too wt U calculated
to furceed in i country like ours. I ceshist
its m tit bottom nf my soul, h»t I ha\e ton
I' rite witnessed its effic cy not to b cyn
ftl'Mis ot it. When I fee Governor M'Ke: n
and Edward'Livitinftone, b iomethe pai.e
gyrifts of Washington, I cannot h«lp think'
i ing of Bo leiu's lines.
Je croif voir le diaMe
" qtic Oie« force a luuer lei Saints,"
" I thi: k I hohold the D' Til
" Whom G»d corneals to ftraife tfceS»!i:ts''
You obftrve, that it is furprifinq; to P e
how pliable the tempers of people are, a. «
I how generally they follow the torrent of
political fuccrfs. Bit fucli is the nature of
the human heart. When Governor M'Kean
turns out of office, old, meritorious]fufFers in
J the cause of our Revolution, to nuke w;:y
for his own and his creatures, his par
ty ca»e not a fig for the Inconfiltencv of
such conduct, with hispr sessions of Repub
lican purity ; or rather t'ley feel there is no
j inconfiflency in it. The objeft in both in
(lances, is the fame. The profeffions are
made to ftrenjtlien his party. The offices
are taken from his opponents, and given to
, his friends, to flren ;the'n his party. The
profeffinns are like "Hodge's Rafors," mid-,
not for yfe, but for sale, and when they
have anfwertd their puipofe, 5t is ridiculous
< to think of returning them upon the fellers
■ hands. He has got his money, nd may botdly
laugh at the dupes who took Ins razors on
■ tlie preemption that they woul.l shave.
Ihe fir *tafk of public spirit has so often,
and lo long b.en worn to cover the foul
vifri'e'of private interrft, ard m.lignant
; pa.'lions, that if it were susceptible of decay,
it would long (Ince have been worn out.
But as it has always been used fuccefsfully,
so it will continue to succeed as long as
there shall be on earth, men to che.it and be
cheated. Nor is it of much confrquence
how thin the difguifeis, since a Cooper can
assume it with as bold a face, as a M'Kean.
To a mail of the philosophical School of
1 imon, a pamphlet like that of Cooper's
trial, mud be a valuable fraft. Jlere is an
expatriated Englilh Patriot, who turns to
a flaming American patriot, who begs for
an offi e, to which he could not have the
lead pretension, of a man whofr political op
ponent. he owns he had been, as holding him
unfit for his Ration from want of capacity ;
who upon meeting the nfufal, which in
every refptft he deserved, lays up his re
sentment carefully for two years, untill the
time approaches, which is to dclignate the
ditpenfer of offices ; and then seizes the
only moment when he thinks he can do
harm to libel the man ot whom l.e had
begged in vain, far office ; and now talks
of his facrifices for the public, with as bold
a face as. if he were a real Dtcius. Boafls of
his manlintfs. I'ecaufe the tone in which he
tor office, wa» surly and not servile ;
the growling of a MddifT, and not the,fawn
ing of a f, aniel for the lop ; and of hispu.ity
from vindiftive motives, because he waited
two years to exhale his venom ; knowing
that the objeft againfl which he meant to
dart it, would then be mod within his
reach. Holds out his application to the
President of the United States, for an office,
and his friend Prieflley's application for
him, as confidential communications from
frivnd to friend, which -the President cotild
not honourably divulge, and publishes ex-
of real priv.ite letters, written by
the President before he held that office, and
entirely as from, ancJ to a_private person.
What a comment all these' tranTattiom con
tain too, up>,n Priefll-att Republicanifni and
virtue'. Kir. Adams had* written letters to
Dr. Prit-ftley, containing afTurances of re
fpe<t and elteem for hi* chsraAer. Upon
these, no sooner has Mr,, Adams become
i Prelidont of the United States, than Dr.
PriefKey grounds an application for official
appointment in favor of a man notoriously
improper for it, and upon being refufed,
commences libeller upon the fame man, I
whose private friendship he had abused Jay
improper solicitation.
With refped% to the changes, which you
mention of the heads of departments, I la
ment them, whttrvcr the occasion which
gave life to them vay have been, and as I
am entirely left to fcorjeflure, with very
few data upon which tO/ground an opinion
cohcerning them, I cannot but wifli you
had beeti less reserved in speaking of them.
It hag been suggested that the last miffi
o'» to France was feot against the opinion
of the two secretaries, who are nojou er in
p'jce It can ho longer be a question whe
th r this measure wis for the benefit of the
Lfnited SUtes. Ihe ministerial writers in
Eogland to be fwe found great fau t with
it, attd talked about degredation of dignity
in t;tgociaiing, before the injnriej and i«-
fuks of the French government again ft us
i bad been repaired and attoned for —Such
; too, was in a transient moment of sue
, cefi the system pursued by the fame E'ngliffi
Minjftry, which had twice sent lord Malms
; fairy to implore peace, in vin They foou
, as er rrjefted repeated offers of peace with
i'ihe fame arrogance—Now what is the con-
I ftqnente of th:s dignified system why that
! th'efe lam. Enj>lilh. Nfiaifters after spend-
I ing ti'ty millions fttrirg more ; will in a
1 moment cfd.ftSt and humiliation, be com
pelled again to intreat for p-ace, and take
the terms rreferibed by an insulted nd ex
ulting enemy, instead f ihafe which they
frigSt hare had by fair agreement and with
out humiliation on either fide. Should the
conleqiuTices of the miffim to Fr - net be
ever so unpropitious to the personal influ
ence of the pijrfon at lbs head of the Amer
■ ican Governmrni T bitfs my God, that he
had t c firtnnefs and the wifdenn to prop.fe
and to perfifl in that even against
the opi.ion of his friends ar.d fupp^rtert..—
I confidei our country., now as nut of the
danyer oi a formal war with France.-Anti
fur-ly in poini f dig-ity it vws i"ifini'ely
mo e generous to feid tlie mission at a
time when Frhnce app ared in adverfiy,
than it won! have been to wait for the
moment of the triumph.
Such ii at present her Ctu tion in a v«ry
; eminent degree Yen will undoubtedly,
before this teaches.you har of the battle of
moftdecifive aflion, perhaps,
that has been fought within a Century.
1 he Corfican Ruffian, is beyond all doubt
a hero in the common acceptation, of the
: word, and, I suppose, in other rtfpe&3, as
good aT.n as the reft of his class. Buon
aparte s military excellence may vie with
that chan&er of an antient hero, dtferibed
in the twrrty firtl bonk and fourth chapter
of Livy—the remaiuder of his chara&er is
psrhaps not so bad
For the Gazette if the United States.
At a special meelirig of the Trustees of
th« Yoting Lsdies Academy of Philadelphia,
convened for the purport of fupplving va.
cancirs in the board, the following Gentle
men wne ufiarimoufly elcfted Trultee» of
that Stminary:
R<-Td. John Blair Linn,
Revd. Samuel Hefendine,
Doftor Benjamin S. Barton,
James Mil or. Pfqr.
Lawrence C eckel. Efqr. and
Jamei A. Neai, Principal.
Who with the following Gentlemen com
plete the board of Ttoftee« (sixteen) agree
ably to the charter of the Incorporation viz
Rev Dr. Samuel Magaw, Pr«fident
Rrv. Dr. Henry Hel ruth, Vice-Prefidt.
Dr. Benjamin Say, Secretary,
Revd. Dr Aflibei Green,
Re»d. Frederick Schmidr,
Revd. Dr. Robert Blackwell,
George Meade. Ffqr.
Jared Ingerfoll, Efqr.
Mr. John Ely, and
Mr. Petet Thompson*
For tbt Gazette of the UnitefSiatcs.
Dorm, SEPfkNBER 19, i8;o.
Mr. Waynk,
AS your paper has a more exctn
five ciiculation through this Slate, than any
other, I wi(h to contradict a Jacobin Iyc
which i 9 gaining ground. They fay, that,
the MathoJilU who form a very large pro
poitton for the Federal iVereft of Kent coun
ty, intend to drop the Honourable James A,
Kayard at the next elcttion. ] can > with
holdnefs contradict the mifchicvious anc
i.i founded untruth, and fay, that, there i
not twenty voters, of that society, in thi
county, who will not fnpport him with a!
their influence. Th« following is the M(
thodift Ticket.
A ME 1 HODIST.
Kent County.
FEDERAL TICKET.
Ft it ids to Washington's Policy.
Representative to (. enfrrji.
Jaraes A. Bayard
Senator.
James Sykes.
Rtf' etentativts.
Nicholas
H nry Mollefton
Manlove Emerloti.
George Cummins.
"Wiliiam Sorden
Stephen Lewis
William Warner.
Levj Court Commissioners'
Ebenezar Blackiflon, D. C. H.
J..cob Stout, L. C. H.
Jonathan Hunn, M. H.
Coroners.
Richard Harrington
William Needles
INTERESTING INFORMATION.
jCT'Thofe who own Lands in the Hate of
Kentucky, are notified that their Lands will
be fold at audion, on the 3d Monday of
November next, for averages of Taxes, un
less the Taxes are paid before that day.
A printed Lift of the Lands, and amount
of Taxes may befell) at Michael Hilltgas's,
E%. who is willing to oblige them.
TO THE ELECTORS
Of the CHy ar.d County of Philadelphia
Gentlemen,
■ _ On a former occasion I experienced a tes
timony of yi-ur confidence, and friendfhip
bv your votrs for the Office of Sheriff—
Now i:i a more advanced stage of life, and
encouraged by a numerous body of refpeft
able ciiizers and firm friends, I again apply
for your vetesand interest at the next elec
tion Keltir.g my chara&er through life, a
fecunty for a faithful performance of the
duties of Office Should Ibe fnccefsful or
not in my application to your friendfhip, on
the oceaftdn, 1 shall remember with grjtitudf
yonr patronage.
Oftoler 7.
Wm. ROBINSON.
dtE.
* . »'
NOTICE
To the Pilots of the Bay and
River Delaware.
THAT agreeably to Directions of the
I B =ard of Health that they " bring the
to, which they m.>y have charge of, before
the Lazaretto, after the fird of next month
as heretofore, until otherwile dire&ed.
NATHAN FALCONKR.
Ma(W Warden of the Port'-of Philadelphia
Warden's Office, Sepi. 22, 1800.
Landing,
Fforn the Alio Farmer, cjptain Gibfon, from Ham
burg, a large aflorrment of Linens and ot'.er
Goods, among whicV art an invoice of 53 bales
of rcil French Britannias, 6 and 7 4, which are
offered lor sale on rtafonable terms for approved
paper, or iq bartar for Weft-India produce.
|ri taenia*, real French, Boccadillos
6 and 7-4 Bielefeld Linens
Itfit n«ias Jlclefijj Siamoife l«aces.
*lat iiljai R< yales Tapes ol fevcral kinds
iUs oi ail d'Tcrip- D.canters
(jnirt an i pint tumblers
I r .iVcilinjr Cases
Giafs Beads, violins and
C'r»as a la MorUij
Checks No. % X Stripes
609 B©*cs of Bohemia
White Window Glass,
Of tie firft quality, 7 by 9, 8 by ie, 9 by 11/
ID by i» anil upwir^s.
ON HAND,
Of late Importation :
Eftop:!la», Beccadillos, Quadruple 9eliflas vDow
lis, Coutils, Liftado'es, fc-lberfeldt fine chcc!*,
iied parchet, Flanderi Bed Ticks, Tapes of .11
di fcriptioni, Coflee Mills, Scythes, Decanters,
Oil Tumblers, .Travelling Cafus, Sealing Wax,
Quills and Demijohns,— Apply >0
JACOB iPERRY isr Co.
Oftofeer 6 diot wStfa.im.
HIGH-STREET.
The House,
LAI EL\ occupied by the Chevalier
D'Yrujo, Sp-i 111 fh AmbafTador, will be
lei B:it to ah approved person or family, on
e?.ff conditions. It is iarge, Comnicdiou(
and elegant, with ceach-houfe and stables
conformable.
Enquire at No. too, Spruce flreet.
SAMUEL. MAC AW,
k . Arch' Street, N». 94.
g 3 ; . eoJ;f.
Dk. RUBSELVX
HISTORY OF
Modern Europe.
Ttie public are refpciftfjilly informed tli«t the
Fi(<l *'olume of the above Work is printed and
will be immediatly delivered to. the fubferibers.
Those Qeflilemen who have expreltel a wifli
to fee the manner in which it is executed before
they i-ecome fnbfrihers, are requested to call at
W. Y. No. 17, fonth Second-llreet.
It isprefuftiad that .on compirifon it will be
found fupericr to the London copy.
Auf. ti eod
To Gentlemen Farmers.
THE SUBSCRIBER
DECLINING farming, will offer at public
file on hit PUntitiou, oppofitc New&old's
1(1 i d on the Delaware, within two miles of
Borjdrntown, state of New-Jrrfey, cm Saturday,
I.3th S.-ptember next at » o'clock, hia flock of
Horses, Cattle fat) an t about eighty
Sheep, f lorteen of which are Rams. The,prin
cipal part of both Ewe* and Rams are an excel-,
lent breed Hi* plantation he will hold for tie
till nest fprinp, when if not fold it will be
rented. Term! of fa!e made known at the
time. "
THOMAS St. JOHN.
Aspiift
To Printers.
The following MATERIALS will be fold
reasonable if applied for immediately.
1 Preft,
3 Founts Long-primer (partly worn)
2 ditto Small-Pica on Pica body,
l ditto Pica,
1 ditto Englilh,
2 ditto Brevier,
i ditto Burgeois,
Several pair 'of Chafes, fereral composing
flicUs, frames and galleys, some brass rules,
Ouotations, &c, &c. &c: all of the above
will be fold very reasonable for Caih.
September
Taunton &le,
of an excellent quality,
JUST RECEIVED,
Per brig Amity, from Bristol,
AND FOR SALE,
By John Allen,'
No. 122, Spruce street,
Who has also on hand,
Bristol Patent Sail Clath,
No. i to 8.
fiptemb*r 22 eo6t
OLD Long Primer,
Small Pica on Pica Body,
English, Chafes, CompoGng Sticks, and agrea
varit ty of articles neteflary to carry on the brin
ing Bufineis. They will be fold cheap tor cash.
Apply to the Printer.
By this Day's Mail, j
NEW YORK, O'ttober 6.
By arrivals at this port yesterday, we have
received London, Glasgow and Dublin pa
pere—they are no-later than our dates by the
Brandywine Miller ; but contain fsveral ar- A
tides of secondary importance, that have
yet appeared in the American prints.
A letter received in town on Saturday
via Billon, from capt. Paddock, dated Mo
.godore, sth July, Hates the following par
ticulars.
bhip Otfwego, Paddock of Hudson, frotJ
IreUmd for thift phce, via Gape de Verds
lolt on the coall at' Barbary. the 3d of Aprif
fall—the captain and all the crew, favefoar
(who were kept by the (hip) were taken te
the interior part of the country and fold as
(laves ; from thence they wee marched to
Mogadf re, and tliere were redeemed by the
house of Wm. Court k Co. of that place.
Passengers in the ship Fortitude.
Thomas Scattergood, of Philadelphia.
Robert Sutcliff, of Sheffield.
Passengert in the ship Marj'.
Cdpt'. Wright and Mr. Gillmore.
RICHMOND, September 30.
On Satuiday lift, the uoted Gablibl
rived here by water, under guard, froml|
Norfolk. He was taken before the Gover
nor, and after some interrogations, commit- fl
ted to ths Penitentary, for trial. We under- V
(land that when he was apprehended, he fl
manifefled the greatest marks of firmnefs and jH
coivpofure, shewing not the lesft difpofkion*
to cquivicate, r screen • himfelf from juftice.®
He denied the charge of being the ' firft, „
excising the Infuredion, although he wai
have bad the chief comifiand—but th?t theie
were four or five more persons mor<? mate**..:
rially concerned in the conspiracy ; and (ajj
that he - could mention fcveral in Nor.. -<*■
folk ; bnt being conscious of meeting
with the fate of thole before h>m, lie deters
mined to make no
that this hardened miscreant, when nnder
condemnation, will refled more seriously era
his Gtuaticn, and open some
that may lead to very important discoveries.
We have heard it (lightly rumoured, that
he has letters in his pofTeffion from white
people, but do not pretend to set it forth as
a report deserving of credit; we only wi(J*
it may be true, provided there are white-meu
in th? plot that they may be bro't to jus
tice. ,
The captain e*f the iurger. who took Ga-
from this to Norfolk, was arretted at
the fame time, on suspicion of intentionally 1
aiding and aflifting in his escape, and confi
ned in jail together with two negro men
that were on board the veflVl. The disco
very was fortunately made by a negro boy
fo'-meriy ot this neighborhood, who being
acquainted wj'th the General, in his proper
department in life very friendly accosted him
as he accidently met with him on the
whraf. i
, For' Sale,
The Unexpired TIME of a ft LACK SOT
WHO ha< thjvc yean and five months to
firw; fee is obsr, honest, a good, wai
ter, and uniferftamU taking arc of hcrlcs. En
quire at No 6», Dock flrcet.
Jul- 10
Horles & Phaeton.
A°IIR of »ell broke, found Hvrfe*, tod*
han'ift.me Phaeton, for file at Th'ma» AlUn'a
Livery fta l le, in 6th near Arch streets.
feptemher 13 dfa
Found,
A Red Morocco Pocket-Book,
WHOEVER has loft it may receive it «n ap
plication at the office of thit Gajcue, and
paying the expence of this advertisement.
fuly it.
Robbery.
300 Dollars Reward.
LAST Saturday night my shop in Water,
street wis opened hv a'lalfe Key, and sun
dry articles of JtwetLEßy, to the amount of
ten or twelve hundred dollars, were carried off.
Among them were,
Two marrow Ipoont narked " Worrock i"
Likenefiesof Mr Jimes Rubi-rtfon and wife, of
Petersburg— one do. of a Mr. King-?-one do. v
of Mr John Trimble, late of this town, the
back set with t large blue glass and a smaller
in the centre, under which was a plait of hair
laid (trait, with J. T. in a cypher worked in
pearl. Together with a number of fancy pit.
ces, painted by Sully, which cannot now be
recolleiUd ; 5 Boatfwam's Calls Damped
' Wariock.'
AND
The following Watches:
i Gold watch, maker's name Provan, Paris
do. Thomas Green) Liverpool, 7793
1 do do George Bifield, London, 13,500
1 gold do. French, no njme
I do. do. John Ryland, London, 1331
1 silver d.i. French, 10 npmo
1 do. do John Bull, London, 744
1 gold do. Rodart, Paris
I silver do. Joseph Kember Shaw
1 do. do. J. Darlington, London
t do. do. No. 9861
t gilt do. G. M. Metcalf, London,*4l96
1 River do. George Hafwoodj London, 1906
1 do. do, J. Smith, London, zji
1 double cafe gilt watch, R, Ofburn, Rich
mond, 87A4
ico Dollar? will be piven for the restoration
of the jewellery, or sco dollars if the thief —
thieves are jlfo secured.
Mr. Benjamin Morris, the owner of the-
Watehes which were taken at the fame time,
filial (ogive 100 dollars fcr them,
July 19
The Printers at Poterfburg, Richmond,
Ale* indr ia—-Baltimore—-Q harlsfton —and o
thers, are requefled to insert the abpve for a
ew times.
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