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Then the Comtt- on the Treafurers accounts gave in their Report which was Read to the town and
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the Vote was put whether the town do accept of this Report and that it be Recorded
and it past in the affeirmative- -
And
[223]And is as follows (Viz)
We the Subscribers Appointed by the Town to Examin the Town Treafurers Acctts- Upon Examination find Said Accts- well Vouch't and Right Cast
Watertown March : 2d. 1762
Sam" Fisk Nath1 Harrington John Kemball-
Voted to mend the High-ways by a Rate the prefent Year Voted and Granted the Sum of £40 pounds to Repair sd ways Voted & Chofe the Surveyors of the High ways Collectors of the Highway Rate- -
Voted that the Price in working out Said Highway Rate be the Same it was in the Year 1760-
Voted to abate the wido Phebe Jackfons Rates in Conftable S d q
Nathniel Harringtons lists and Granted the Sum of 3 : 11 - 3 farthings to make it good -
Then the petition of Jona Learned Jun' and others was Read to the town Relating to the Seats in the Meeting houfe and the Vote was put whether it be the mind of ye town So far to grant the prayer of Said petition as that the Said alterations be made at the Charge of the town and that the Difpotion of the Seats be as the town Shall think Proper-and it past in the affeirmative Voted that the prefent Selectmen be a Comtt to manage sd affair Then the wido Murchs Request laid before the town and the Town Voted that the Selectmen lay out a peice of Land (as they proper ) for the Said wido Murch to Improve During the towns pleafure-
The Seventeenth Eighteenth and Twentieth articles not being past upon a Motion was made & Seconded and put to Vote whether it be the minde of the town to put of thefe articles to May meet- ing Next
and it past in the affirmative
Voted to Reconfider the Vote Relating to Swine-
Then the Moderator Defolv'd the Meeting
[224] At a Meeting of the Selectmen at the Houfe of the Wido Mary Learned on Tuefday the Second Day of March AD 1762 for the Swareing the Town officers four of the Select- men took the oath Relating to other Governments Bill
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(Viz)
Jonas Bond Esq" L' Daniel Whitney Sworn pr J Brown T Clerk Capt Edward Harrington Mr Jonª Child M' Nath1 Stone
Jonathan Brown the oths of Treafure & afsefsor
John Kemball and
oath of afsefsors
Mofes Stone the
Benjn Felton & Thomas Harrington ye oath of Conftable
Jonathan Stone & John Cook the oath of Warden
David Bemis ye oath of fenceveiwer
Daniel Sawin ye oaths of Surveyor of Highways & Collector
Joseph Coollidge & John Stearns the oath of Tythingmen
Sam" Jenifon Jun' the oath of Hoogreive
Cornelius Waldo & Jedidiah Leath the oath of Deerreives
Jonas Coollidge & Bezaleel Learned the oath of Surveyors of Timber
Edward Harrington Jun' the oath of Howard
Cornelius Waldo the oath of Clerk of the Market
Samuel Cook & Smith Prentice the oath of Cullars of Hoops Staves &c .
The above Named perfons ware all Sworn before
John Hunt Justice Peace
Watertown March : 9 : 1762
Let Daniel Whitney took the Money oath Required by law to Quallifie him to Serve as Selectman & Isaac Sanderfon took the oath of Sealer of Leather Nathan Coollidge took the oath of Fence Veiwer- - -
Sworn pr Jona Brown Town Clerk
[225] At a Meeting of the Selectmen at the Houfe of the wido Mary Learned on Tuesday the Ninth Day of march A D. 1762 for puting out the poor They Agreed that m' Joseph Coollidge Should Board Samuel Coollidge at 4/1 pr week and the wido Maddox at 4/1 pr week till further orders -
They agreed with m' Jonas White to keep Joseph Stearnes for the prefent-
They agreed with James Berned to Board mary Coollidg till further orders at 13/6 pence pr week -
And they agreed with m' Simon Coollidge to keep the wido Warrin at Six Shillings & eight pence pr week for the prefent-
They alfo agreed to have a Town Meeting on Monday next at one of ye Clock afternoon at the publick Meeting Houfe and ordered the Clerk to Issue out warrants to warn the Inhabitants to meet at time and place afore Said to act on the following Ar- ticles (Viz) (1) To Choofe a Moderator for Said Meeting
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(2) To hear the Report of the Committe on the affair of the work houfe and for the town to grant a Sum of money to hire a Suitable houfe or Build one for that purpose, and for the town to act any thing on the affair they may think proper (3) To hear and take into Confideration the Petition of ye Second precinct in Cambridge prefered to the General Court (a Copy whereof the Selectmen have been Served with) Praying that Some part of Watertown may be annexed to them and for the town to act any thing or things on the affair they may think proper-
(4) To know the minde of the town whether Swine Shall Run at Large the prefent Year-
Warrants were Issued out accordingly
Attest Jona Brown Town Clerk
At a Meeting of the Selectmen on Monday the fifteenth day of March AD 1762 at the publick meeting houfe
they being Informed that one Mary Stearns was Come to Dwell at the Houfe of Jonas Bond Esq' who Came last from Charlstown about the month of June last past and one Ruhamah Wellington Come to Dwell in town and Refides at the Houfe of Ebenezer Mafon She Came last from Wefton in the month of April Last past their Circumftances being Such that the Selectmen Refufe to admitt them to be Inhabitants of Watertown and ordered the Clerk to Issue out a Warrant to warn them out of town which was accordingly Don
attest J Brown Town Cler-
[226] At Said Meeting they ordered the Clerk to write to Thomas Learned of Deadham to acquaint him that unlefs he Came and took Care of Jonas Learneds wife and Children and pay what Charge the Town had bin at they Should take the Steps of the law in yt Case provided
At a General Town Meeting of the freeholders and other Inhabitants of Watertown who are Quallified to Vote in Town affairs Regulerly afsembled at the publick Meetinghoufe in Said town on Monday the fifteenth Day of March AD 1762 for Tranfacting the affairs Sett forth in ye Warrant
Voted & Chofe Capt- Jonathan Brown Moderator for sd Meeting The Second article was Read and after long Debate thereon 1 the Quefton was put whether the Town will Build a Work houfe A the prefent Year and it past in the Negative
Put to Vote Whether the town will act any thing further on this article and it past in the Negative
Then the third article was Read relating to Cambridge Second precincts petition together with Said petition and after Confid- eration thereon the Question was put whether it the mind of the
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town that any part thereof be annexed to Said precinct and it past in the Negative
Voted & Chofe Jonas Bond Esq' M' Nathaniel Harrington and Mr Samuel Fisk to be a Committe to make anfwer to the great and General Court in the name of the town to sd Petition of the Second precinct in Cambridge-
The fourth article was Read and the Question was put whether it be the mind of the town Swine may Run at Learge the prefent Year and it past in the affirmative
The Buifinefs of the Meting being over it was Difolved
[227] To the Selectmen
Gentlemen
This may Certify that we the Subscribers have afsest the Rateable poles & Estates in Sd town the Sum of fourty pounds and have Committed lists of sd afsefsment to the Several Surveyors who are alfo Collectors of the High-way Rate (Viz)
afsefsors Certificate
To Jonathan Bemis Jur the Sum of - 21 : 0 : 0 and to Daniel Sawin the Sum of - - 19 : 0 : 0 with Lawfull warrants to levy & Collect the same or See it worked out agreable to the Vote of the town So as to make up their accounts with Your Selves at on or before the last Day of November Next
Watertown March : 16 : 1762
John Kemball Jonª Brown Mofes Stone 1
afsefsors for Watertown
At a Meeting of the Selectmen on Monday the third Day of May AD 1762 at the Houfe of the wido Mary Learned-
They agreed with Jonas Bearned to keep Mary Coollidge for two pifterens pr week till further orders-
This being the Year for Preambulating the lines between towns they Appointed mifsrs Jonathan Child and Nathaniel Stone to go on Said Service, Next Monday at eight of the Clock in the morn- ing with Cambridge, at twelve of the Clock at noon with Wal- tham, and at four of the Clock afternoon with Newton and or- dered the Clerk to Notify the Selectmen of Said towns which was accordingly don the Next Day pr J Brown T Cler - -
They Likewife ordered the Clerk to give out a warrant to one of ye Conftables to warn Elizabeth Livermore to Depart out of Watertown who came into town about the month of August last who came last from Cambridge and Refides at the Houfe of Nehemiah Mafon Which was Accordingly Done and the war-
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rant was given to Conftable Thomas Harrington-the Service was done and the Caution was Entered at may Sefsion Attest Jona Brown T C -
at this Meeting they agreed with m' Jonas Bearnard to keep Mary Coollidge for two piftareens pr week till further orders -
[228] At Said Meeting the Selectmen having Recd a Pre- cept Requiring them to afsemble the Inhabitants of Watertown who are Qullifeed to Vote in the Choife of a Reprefentative In obfervance whereof they Ordered the Clerk to Issue out war- rants to the Conftables Requiring them to warn the freeholders and other Inhabitants of Watertown who are Quallified to Vote in the Choife of Representative to Afsemble and Meet together at the Publick Meeting Houfe in Said town on Monday the Seventeenth Day of may at one of the Clock afternoon Then & there to Elect and Depute one Suitable Perfon to Serve for & Reprefent them in a Great & general Court or afsembly ap- pointed to be held and keept for his Majesty's Service at the Court Houfe in Boston on Wednesday the Twenty Sixth day of May Currant-And Likewife to order the Conftables to warn the freeholders and other Inhabitants who are Quallified to Vote in Town affairs to meet at two of the Clock the Same Day at the Same place for the Ends following (Viz)-
First to Choofe a Moderator for sd Meeting
(2ly) To Hear the Petition of Joseph Harrington Guardian to Henry Learned praying the town to take into Confideration the Circumftances of sd Henry as Settforth in Said petition and for the town to act their pleafure thereon (3ly) To know the minde of the town they will Purchafe the Remainder of the two acres of land Belonging to the Heirs of Nathaniel Harris Esq" Late of Watertown (if it may be had) Where the Meeting houfe Stands for Publick Ufes and for the town to act any thing on the affair they may think proper-(4ly) For the town to add to or take from the lists of Jurymen as they may think proper --
5ly To Hear the pleas of any of the Late Conftables for abateing any Perticuler Rates in their lists and for the town to act any thing on the affair they may think proper-
Which was accordingly Don bareing Date the 7 Day
J Brown T Cler -
[229] At a Gen" Town Meeting of the freeholders and other Inhabitants of Watertown who are Quallify'd to Vote in the Choife of a Representative Regularly afsembled at the pub- lick Meeting Houfe in Sd town on Monday the Seventeenth Day of may AD 1762
The Votes ware Called for and were Sorted and Counted
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and it appeared that L' Daniel Whitney was Chofen to Repre- fent the town at the Great and general Court appointed to be Conven'd held and keept for his Majesty's Service at the Court Houfe in Boston upon Wednesday the Twenty Sixth Day of may Currant - -
At a Gen11 Town Meeting of the freeholders & other In- habitants of Watertown who are Quallify'd to Vote in town affairs Regularly afsembled at the publick meeting Houfe in sd town on Monday the Seventeenth Day of May 1762 for Tranf- acting the bufinefs as Settforth in the warrants -
Voted and Chofe Capt Jonathan Brown Moderator for sd Meet- ing-
The Second article was Read Relating to m' Joseph Harring- tons Petition and sd Harrington Informed the town that he was not Ready and that article was Difmift
Then the third article was Read and after long Debate thereon It was put to Vote whether the town will Choofe a Committe to Treat with the Heirs of Nathaniel Harris Esq' Deceaft to Se whether they will Sell the Remainder of the two acres of land to the town and for what Sum and Report to the town at their next Meeting and it past in the Negative ---
Then ye fourth article was Read together with the list of Jurymen and they Voted that mifs' Thomas Saftmarfhs Samuel Hagers & William Godings Names be taken out of the Box's Voted that mifsurs John Sawin David Bemis, James Dix, Simon Whitney, Ebenezer Stone Juner, Thomas Harrington, Edward Richardfon, Jonathan Bemis Jun', & Daniel Bonds be put into the Superior Box And that Mofes Hager, Daniel Edds, Thomas Rufsell, Daniel Byles, Robert Learned, Elifha Learned, John Chenery, James Vila & Jonathan Coollidge Goding be put into the Inferior Box
The fifth article Read but no Conftables made any Pleas for abatements So the article Dropt
and the Meeting was Difolved-
[230] At a Meeting of the Selectmen at the Houfe of the wido Mary Learned on the : 8 Day of July AD 1762
They Recd an account of m' Nathaniel Stone for Clothing which he procured for Samuel Coollidge amounting to two pounds two Shillings and Eleven pence three farthings and Signed an order on ye Treafurer for the payment of the Same at this meet- ing Nath11 Coollidge Notify'd the Selectmen that he had Rec'd into his houfe a Negro woman Named Lois Barda. And Mr Nathaniel Stone Informed that he had Taken into his Family the wido Lydia Warrin and that She Came last Fryday and that he will keep her for 6/ pr week for the prefent and m' Jonas Berned
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Informed the Selectmen that Mary Coollidge was in want of Some Cloathing and they agreed that sd Berned Should procure two Shifts two Caps one peticoat one pair of Stockings and git her Shoes mended
At a Meeting of the Selectmen at the Houfe of ye wido Mary Learned on Wedensday the 25th Day of August AD 1762 The Selectmen haveing Received a List of ye Perfons Licenced the Last Year (Viz) Thomas Saltmarfh and Mary Learned In- holders John Hunt Esqr Cornelius Waldo John Remington & Hannah Livermore Retailers which perfons the Selectmen ap- prove of their haveing their Licences Renewed for the Prefent Year
At the Selectmens Meeting on the 8 day of July AD. 1762 Mifsurs Jonathan Child & Nathaniel Stone made Verbal Re- port that they had Meet with the Select-men of ye adjacent towns and Renew'd the Bounds betwen Watertown and the adjacent towns
[231] At a Meeting of the Selectmen of Watertown Weston & Waltham at the Houfe of m' Richard Cutting in Waltham on the 31st Day of august AD 1762 The Accounts of ye Charge of ye Great Bridge over Charles River in Watertown Since the last Adjustments were this Day Proportioned and Ad- justed Betwen the three Towns See the acctts. at Large Signed By ye Selectmen of Each town Entered Lib : 2 Page (63) in the Treafury -
At this Meeting the Selectmen ordered the Clerk to write an order in their Name to the Selectmen of Weston to pay Jonas Harrington Five pounds Nine Shillings & five pence which is in full of what is Due to him for the planck which he brought to the Bridge- - which was Accordingly done the Same day Signed Jona Brown Town Clerk
At a Meeting of the Selectmen on the Second Day of Novr 1762 at ye Houfe of m' Nath Stone They agreed that Lt Daniel Whitney & Capt Edward Harrington were Defired to Repair the School-Houfe in Such a Manner as they think Nefsacery - - :
They being Informed that one John Draper & Ann his wife and their Child Ann were Come to Dwell in Watertown who Came last from Roxbury in ye County of Suffolk in ye month of April or May last And Josiah Stearnes who Came last from Weftminfter in ye County of Worcefter in Febry last And Jane Nutting & her two Children (Viz) Mary & Charls who Came last from Needham in ye County of Suffolk about the months of March or April last past and Jafon Bathrick who Came last from Cambridge in ye County of Middx in ye month of
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august last past And Elizabeth Bond who Came last From sd A Cambridge in the month of last past And John Stratton & his wife Mary & their four Children who Came last from Said Cambridge about the month of March or April last past alfo Lois Berdu who Came last from Lexington in ye County of MiddlIx. in ye month of last past the Circumftances of them being Such the Select-men Refufe to Accept them to be In- habitants of Watertown and ordered the Clerk to Issue out war- rants Directed to ye Conftables to warn them out of Town which was Accordingly Don and the Service don and ye Cautions entered at Dec' : Sefsions
Attest J. Brown Town Clerk
[232] At a Meeting of ye Selectmen on Monday ye 22 Day of Nov": AD 1762 at ye Houfe of ye Wido Mary Learned They Agreed that m' Isaac Sanderfon Should Board ye Wido Maddox who Came to his Houfe ye Tenth Day of October last till further Orders and have four Shillings p' week therefor-
They Signed Orders on the Treafurer to pay David Coollidge ye Sum Sixteen Shillings & one penney two farthings for things procured for Sam1 Coollidge Likewife to pay Nath1 Stone 0 : 19 : 3 : 2 for Cloathing wh. he procured for ye Wido War- rin Alfo an Order to pay ye Town Creditors ye Sum of 20 : 4 : 6 : 3 farthings which was Granted them Last March Meeting --
They alfo agreed to have a Gen! Town Meeting on Monday the Sixth Day of December Next at ye Publick meeting Houfe at one of ye Clock afternoon for ye ends following (Viz)
(1) To Choofe a Moderator for sd Meeting (2) To hear what has been done Relating to ye Charge which has arifen to the Town by Jonas Learned wife and Children and for ye Town to act any thing on the affair they may think proper (3) Upon the Request of Capt John Brown to know whether the town will allow him Interest for the money which is due to him for his Pew from ye time he offer'd it to the town and for the Town to Act any thing on the affair they think proper (4) To know whether the Town will abate any Perticuler Perfons Rates in any of ye Late Conftables lists and to act any thing on ye affair they may think Proper-
(5) To know whether the Town will allow any of ye Late Conftables any pay for their Services who have not Received any thing there for (6) To know the minde of ye Town whether they will Sell a Small peice or Slip of Land Near ye wido Murches Houfe which belongs to the town and to act any thing on the affair they may think proper-
And Ordered the Clerk to Issue out warrants Directed to ye
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Conftables to warn the Inhabitants to meet at the time and Place for ye Ends afore Said which was accordingly Don attest Jona Brown Town Clerk
[233] At a Gen" Town Meeting of the freeholders & other Inhabitants of Watertown Quallified to vote in town affairs Reguarly Meet at the Publick Meeting-Houfe in sd Town on Monday the Sixth Day of Dec': AD 1762-
Voted and Chofe Jona Brown Moderator for sd Meeting 2 article Read and after Debate thereon the Vote was Put if it be the mind of the Town that If the wido Mary Learned Shall pay one Half of what Charge the town has been at for the Sup- port of Jonas Learneds wife and Children that the Treafurer upon Receipt thereof Shall give her and Thomas Learned a Dif- charge in full for the time past and it past in the affirmative -- Put to Vote whether it be the minde of the town to allow Capt. John Brown Intereft on the money that is Due to him for his pew and it past in the affirmative
The 4 article was Read but none of the Conftables ask't to have any perfons Rates abated and So it Dropt
The fifth Article Read & James Dix afked for Six pounds for his Services as Conftable. And the Vote was Put whether the town will allow his ye Said Six pounds
and it Past in the Negative-
The Sixth article Read and the Vote Was Put Whether it be the minde of the town to Sell the peice of land Near the wido Murches Houfe & that the Selectmen be Impowered to Sell the Same if they think proper-
and it Past in the Affirmative
The buifinefs being over the Meeting was Difolved-
[234] At a Meeting of the Selectmen at the Houfe of ye wido Mary Learned on the : 17 : Day January AD 1763- They Signed on Order on the Town Treafurer to pay the Revd Mr Seth Storer : 66 : 13 : 4 which was Greanted for his Sallary for the Year 1762- They being informed that m' Jonas Harrington Jun' of Wefton was not paid for ye Plank which he had given
brought to the great Bridge for which they A an order on the Selectmen of Wefton they Signed an order on the Treafurer to pay said Harrington the Sum of 5 : 9 : 5 which is in full of what is due to him They alfo Signed an order to pay mr Marfhall Spring our Prefent Schoolmafter the Sum of Sixteen Pounds in part of his wages for Keeping School in Watertown- At a Meeting of the Selectmen at ye Houfe of the wido Mary Learned on Monday the 21 day of Febry Anno Domini 1763 They ware Informed that there was one George Allen and Hannah his wife & their two Children (Viz) George and Abigail who Came last from Waltham about the month of may last and
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Refide at the houfe of Andrew White And one Lydia Wyre who came last from sd Waltham about the Same time and Refides at the Houfe of William Bond Their Circumftances being Such that the Select-men Refufe to accept them to be In- habitants of Watertown Therefore they ordered the Clerk to Issue out warrants to warn them out of Town which was accord- ly done and the Service was don and the warrants Returned the Cautions entered at March Court-
Att Jona Brown Cler-
At this meeting they Signed an order on the Treafurer to pay mr Jonathan Child Two pounds two Shillings & d1/2 which he has Expended on the poor Alfo Two pounds thirteen Shillings and four pence for Nurfing Jonas Learneds Child to m' Samuel Child-
[235] And at this meeting they agreed to have the annual Town Meeting on the Seventh day of march Next at the Publick Meeting Houfe at Nine of the Clock in the forenoon and Directed the Clerk to Issue out warrants Directed to the Conftables to warn the freeholders & other Inhabitants who are Quallified to Vote in Town affairs to Meet at time and place aforesd for the ends following-(Viz) (1) To Choofe a Moder- ator for said meeting (2) To Choofe Selectmen Town Clerk Treafurer and all other town officers Required by law to be Chofe in the month of march annually (3) To Choofe a Saxton and agree how he Shall be paid for his Service (4) To put in their Votes for a County Treafurer (5) To know whether Swine Shall Run at Large the Enfueing Year (6) To Choofe a Comtt. to Examin ye Treafurers accounts and to pafs any Votes on them they may think proper (7) For the town to appropriate the Intereft money Comeing to them the prefent Year ye Year be- gining the eleventh day of December last past (8) To Grant a Sallary for the Revd Mr Seth Storer for ye Year enfueing ye Year begining the first day of march Next (9) To Grant money for ye Support of the School (10) To Grant money for the Support of the poor (11) To Grant money for Repairing the Great Bridge (12) To hear the accounts of thofe perfons the town is Indebted to and Grant money to pay the Same (13) To Grant money to Repair the High-ways and Town-ways if the Town think proper and to Choofe the Surveyors Collectors of the Highway Rate & Determin the price of labour in working out Said Rate (14) To hear the Pleas of any of the prefent or in their lists late Conftables for abateing any perticular Perfons Rates < and for the town to act their pleafure thereon (15) To Here the Report of ye Comtt. that were Chofen to Sell a Small peice of Land Near the wido Murches houfe and for the Town to Act any thing on the affair they may think proper (16)
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To know the minde of the town whether they will Choofe a Committe to Petition the great & General Court for Liberty to Sell ye Wido. Lydia Warrins thirds to be laid out for her Sup- port (17) To know the minde of the town whether they will Sell a Small peice of land Near John & Phinehas Stearnes Houfe and for ye Town to act any thing on the affair they may think proper
Likewife to Notify ye Town Creditors to bring in their ac- counts to the Selectmen at the wido mary Learneds houfe on Fryday the fourth day of March Next at one of ye Clock after- noon
Warrants were Issued out accordingly dated ye 22 Day of Febry- 1763
Att Jona Brown Town Cler
[236] At a Meeting of ye Selectmen at ye Wido Mary Learneds on Fryday the fourth day of march 1763 the perfons whih kept the Poor brought in their accounts to the Selectmen which are as follows (Viz) Nathaniel Stone for Boarding the wido Lydia Warrin from ye Second Day of July last to ye fourth day of march 1763 which is thirty five weeks at Six Shillings Pr
week which Comes to - £10:10:0 0 : 2 :8
S d and for two Tythingmens Stalfs
10 :12 :8
And Simon Coollidge brought an account for Boarding sd Warrin 17 weeks at 6/8 P week which comes to -
5 : 16 :10
and Joseph Coollidge brought his acctt. for Boarding ye wido Maddox fifteen weeks at 4/s Pr week -
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