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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-19
TERIVFU9yE

The following communication addressed toh..
prietor Ut Judkns' Ointment. from the Hon Joh,I
lisierrO. Member of Congress is highly interest.
l he gratuitous manner III which il is msLs e,IS.
feelings of m ordinary character towards ,uern. IVY
mainly: and is Certainly well deserving of pubj, =,
tentl0n:
WAsHINGToy. Jsnuay %. 1870
SIR-It hiss been my wish. Tor consierahI- ~.
to communicate 10 You the good effect with ubrr
have used the Oin.mcn, invented by Mr. Iult,.
and which ! now understand is made and soIsLl
agents appointed by Yourself, | have ARMED a,
Ointment during the las, three years to every ,ns
of ,umor and wound, without failure 10 produce rr,'
IN every instance iconsilcr il the mos, decided ,,I
efficient remedy in al of tumor, be The r,n,,
what it may; aud have found nothing 50 pond :.
wounds of any description 1t may be prom,
add, that the cure Of tumnr called willie svslEc,
given over by the most distinguished physicians =
durable. and which they decide would wih1u,,n ,r
taton, prove fntaIto the patient was under ny irr.
date notice, effected by the use Of Judkns' Oi,ns,
and the patient is 10 fine health Ills limb sltc,iLy
the tnmor being res'ured 10 perfect state of qCti
lso that the les of aged man which had b,a
wounded, and exhibited one dreadfuIIy uceraed az.
face from the knee 10 the foot, and which. for nn.
than two years. had beer considered ncurable. vsg
ieclually cured by the application OF Judsins On.
meut. mention these two cases, which Eil undrrn,
immediate notice and msrag, ncnt, as sdecded ,,s
deuce of tue efficacy o this remedy IN ssses oflunV
and ofulcerss have cxpe fenced. as decidedly II,
good effect of this remedy in The cure Of Felon, "a.
of every species of fresh wound. II seems 10 me ,r
any one who vii observe on the operation Of this 0rt
ment, must be satisfied as TO its beneficial effect las
with the utmost confidence recommend Tie use oitla
valuable remedy
lam, sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALIAFERR0
To Mr. CHAuLEs iIEusroSs, Proprietary
Of Judkins' Ointment, near Frede.
ricktown, hid.
NOTICE.
sJ- Having been for several years in pose.
sion ola concern in Mr.. NATHAN SHErprHp's pa,.r,
for making and vending his Ointment, known by e
nam Of Dir. W. Judkins' Patent Specific Ointment
and said Nathan Shepherd having obtained an,yp'
ent thereon, and having likewise renewed vii
N. Shepherd the same interest ! held before, Il n
deemed necessary that public notice be given Of Ii,
circumstance. Having devoted much time and er
daring the above period, in preparing and making tbs
Ointment, and been instrumental in giving The gH
raj character il has sustained, with whichever improve
neni, in all this time, it has received. present 70
public attention. AS heretofore, the geRnnsnea y
the Ointment may be known by the label around Tie
ointment pot. thus:
Made and sold, phoiesale andretgil near fr,drS
Nd by e. Hers,ons, concerned IN the patent right"
April Is. CHARLES HfRsIoN
For sale by WILLIAM STABLER
june druggist, F@rfdr Na
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-19
MAYNARD & MOVES
.Juk Powder & AiQuiA INK.

IN1sis the manufac determined to furnish .he
I American public with Ink Po,ody and INK, which
should satisfy those who apply tito the most import
ant uses in banks public Offices, schools &c ana
ceeted most fully as the following 'e''no"S's WIN
'"'" REe,srka OF DEEDS OFFICE,
Boston. June Is, 1880.
Msss,, MaynordtS Noyes ,rx.
Gentlemen: Having used your about screen years,
have the pleasure to inform you that hiu'y sns~eas
cords in nv Office am satisfied that IS superior 10
any have ever used. 1t flows WE'LL and gives a beau
,,(nl permanent black. Yours respectfully,
~ n IIESnI ALLINE,
~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-19
SplenAiN FurnitNe.

CHARLES KOONES,
Cabinet, Char and Sofa Maker, kans, neat 400
to The Garner Of .ayfred street.
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Seneca Falls Tract& Mount Eagle
FOR SALE.
witt sslthis valuabietract ofiand' CALLED seneca
L Fails tract, containing
: -..- HNN AcrAa
100 Acres .

t.-zn~ Is situated near Alexandria, com
fS mands delightful view of the Potomac r'v
~ err, the City of Washington, Alexandria, ant
.S-th the MARYLAND shore-Itcontainsa about
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The following communication addressed 10 n. -.
prietor Ut Jutlkins' Ointment from the Hon. yoh,
lisierro Member of Congress is highly imcreSn,
The gratui'ons manner IN which it is inside, exI,r,
feelings OF M ordinary character towards suffering h.
manly: and scerta'nly well deserving OF pubic H.
tentUu: ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31
OFFICE OF THE BAL1IhoRE AMERICAN. }
baltimore, Oct. %, 4P. M.


gentleman who was present at the lato in.ur
rsc'on In fernaWbuco, has favored the editors Of
the A,netican with The following particulars. On
the l4th and 18th Of September ali tho s,dior, p.
VOTED and commenced a course of outragaou, ron
duct, breaking opon all the dry goods store. and
shops In the central part of the town known bv N.
name OF st. Antonio. On tho 9Th small party Of
Americans and English marched to the rs;ef of tb.
inhabitants and for time arrested the progre.,
OF tho lnauTectlonists by preventing them from.
crossing bridge. To the nstonishment of every To-
reignerthe Erazllans kept close within their houses
Az inc commencement of the disturbances the Co
neral In command put spurs to his horse and Wa,
not seen nor heard of until quiet was rentored
wheh he returned to the town., apparently much
e1 ;T with body guard of 800 men.
The plumber Of tho soliiers amounted TO I4o0
whAeabe militia in the city and suburbs could mus
ter 10000 fighting rheh Iif the term NAV be u..d
but IN consequence of the sudden flight of tho COM
li,S .hey knew not where to rally meet.
Through the perseverance of distinguished Brazi-
liam, named Sheco Molack, formerly Commando Of
the army, a body Of twhite or thirteen hundred
men was raised and marched into the town and
with very little lighting restored every thing to
quietness. Thirty forty of the militia ware kin
ed, while about 40 soldiers were left led ON tho
heid. 1t was estimated that upwards'6f 900 OOe
mlreas worth of property was destroyed A great
many persons made for the country with their booty
Some of these were caught and marcbc5I ~
wards the town. On the way many were told TO rrn
off, and while doing were brutally shot down
Inc gentleman who relates these particulars wit
messed the deaths OF twenty persons in this manner
1t vas generally thought that some of m.
The soldiers themselves said that their leader had
inferior military officers concerned in the plot
not been caught, and great fears wero entertain.
ed lest he should try to raise a body of men
TO Hberats the soldiers confined on board of tba
vessels in tho harbour. IF tho latter should rot an
shore tho destruction of lives and property will
be immense especially among foreigners as Nh. SOL
ders express determination TO avenge the d,,,h ~
their comrades About hsntred foreigners exered
themselves 10 PHI, down the revolution for which thew
n he inha H..
make ther appearance and asked hat Ysht they hRd
10 interfere ard shoot their countrymen" Ttwas the &C.
neraiy entertained opinion that another disturbances
would take place ere long the hatred exist
ing between tho old Portuguese and Brazilians
On The same nigh, disturbance of similar ua,nrs.
80 miles from Pernambuco 1t had every apn.aIones IF
Preconcenrd plan.
The maEkeiS were dull for American produce Fresh
nomr 9l5OO: old SnaSA590 hides 40 rs scarce sugar
l6l'm to l7H Exchange England 4od, silver, Is a
50 per cent premium.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31
Reg1basgGesU aaga Ts&m
.Ezo,,dmy Ecessims. Oct. 81.

Tho burden of the song of the Southern Null
flyers, is the oppression of tho Tariff the cot
ton planter; every fact, therefore, going to show
tho OF the belief, lessons the Odium of that
pleasure, and the consequent danger of dissou
ton sf the Union. truth oton requires iteration
and rcitcration, before it meets favorable hear
ing. For this reason, no apology will DO nceessa-
~ for Calling attention to a statement hereto
fore made by US, and repeated in the second num-
Der of Frankin which we to-day publish from the
Union and State Rights Gazette that ,ho repeal of
the duty on sugar would do more to ruin the plan
ter of South Carolina, than u foreign war" We
will go farther and express our conviction, that a
repeal of tho Tariff on sugar would lay waste and
utterly dcsofz cSttsp fields Of South Carroll
ma, Ivy charging the growth OF Louisa IA
sugar cane to cotton, as tile more profitable cul-
ture. This assertion is as evident as apy PROPOSE
ton whatever in political economy. Can there
be any more dobt that it would reduce the price of
slaves in Virginia at least twenty. five per cent?
AS the mass of mankind reason only through their
feelings and interests, this question is worthy con-
sideration.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31

ONE FROM FRlNcE-An arrival AT
Portland haS furnished Paris papers of September
~ There was report through the Augsburgh
Gazette oftho LIST, that the Russians in attacking
battery situated the military hospital outs;de
OF Warsaw, had been ropulsed with considerable
loss. Warsaw was said 10 BIO well provided with
provisions for long siege, and under these crcum-
stances 1t was believed that reconciliation uirbt
yet be effected, through the mediation of France
and England. The following is an extract Of n
lcucT from respectable house in HaYrc, dated Sep.
tember 10, to a gentleman in Boston:
They write up from Paris to day. The news of
the victory gained by tho Poles over the Russians
appears to he conGrmed to-day. On tho other hand
there ssome. .scgssion between the English and
French @ Governments about the french t[oops ro
naming III Belglum-both insisting on their res
Pectiys Claims. This has given some nueosipe,s
to-day. The stocks have in consequence declin-
cd to 80 25 and 81 30
Coffecs are fiat and have given way n little
Cotton fgood quality, firm; ordinary dull. I think
Tho difficulty about the French Troops will be soon
got over. '''<
The ST. Peterborough Journal of the 9th Auo.
announces that the cholera has entirely subsidized
at Cronstadt. On the 18th there was not one pa
tent remaining. Tho disease still continues at ST
Petersburg; OIL the 26th twenty individuals were
attacked by it.
An interesting debate took place in tho Cham.
Der OF Deputies, Sept. TO- in hicf I.afavcttcsoo,
part The Minister of Foreign AfFnira Deprecated
military interference in behalf Of Poland uroin,,
were marched towards the north, they would come
IN contact with the troops already infected with
the cholera Lafayette closes his speech with the
following strong anguage:-
"Ihe emperor Of Ruasia, though certainly Mt
distance from us, had prepared 10 arm himself
against us. ] am ignorant Of che sEtent Of injury
'e Emperor may at present DO able to infict upon
us. Extensive f4ovcmeuis are spoken of in the
military colonies Of Russia, and that 200 officers
nave been hanged. 1t has beon said that the En-
Pcror; compared the conduct Of the insurgents of
Novogorod 10 that cC tho rebels Of Poland and oil
France who were all animated with the same spir
IT. You know how he has treated the, Polish re-
oes; and may casy judge what would be his treat |
mcnt OF the.FrencI rebels II he:had the means Of 4
reaching them. ! therefore insist upon the imme /
date acknowledgement Of Poland .
- "Iho most urgent step, however.is to prevent /
Prussia from overwhelming Poland and therefore
oonJure the government 10 display the most de- !
termlned resolution tbs poiat and use towards |
the trussian Cabinet tie language which it could /
not fail to comprehend in the first days Of the rev.
outon, since that language prevented it ntofering
IN the Affairs Of Belgium"
PARls, Sept lS.--We learn from Vienna that a /
of 200 smugglcrs having attempted to break |
through the Gordon at Bruck ON the Ieyths com.
pat ensued, IN which tho stnuggers were defeated
. great number xeIe killed and fourteen were "a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31

,ruL.r hirns iced ne from al ihs socn""e OF us
.ooGe Of patronage Asa body, they nchof s""gh nor
,,..;,rd office The most PROMINENT al them, those "h"
lad taken the mat located and ,frcss at ~ FAVOR oil
C,,raI Jack. on's ercuon, had openly avow-d their de
tctu,naiion not " Jake ollie II" supporting hhh NV
SOC "a, ,r,u,ed by far different. and nnca more eevaed
,,v,s than the law aud sordid anbio that looks 10
nn,,rr and patronage. 'rher o'Jrct was To main'a;n
,i,,., whch dizzy believed To he essential TO the IL
,,,y aud a uinrSs oi the country, TO restore The adn
s,aou Of the General Government To The une Prlnc-
rs nI the Constitution, and To arrest that course oil
yeats which rapidly b"s'ns the s'e"' interests OF
rh, couu,ty into the mos, dangerous conncG anu :"
pch hrhcr did they hold these Considerations IMAM ''
,evat;on of any IL power, thai, as II wei known
peuiinp the election, while zeaonsy supporting 'enera'
Jackson they refused to advance his interest ny thr
least aba;e.,enr their zeal in tine maintenance oil heif
prncple Nor sthe charge OF embarrassing the ahn'
n,s,ration less remote from truth was most ahN'ou'
,r the success of General Jack>on's administration; and
,iou, IN saw much could not approve, vet commute"
q give nn nv support whenever possibly c"n'd, con.
s,sirny nh duty. That such was my course appeal
with conf ence TO all wh, i;:imptc with Ia
the memeIs ofihc body over which preside, ana espe
ciav to the senators from tennessee, nom "e'"'e"
friends of General Jackson both OF great sasaci
and both hav ns ample orpor,une, OF forming cor
opinion of my course. In fact every consiae a''on
public and private of honor, duty and interest," 'a me TO
desire the of General Jack-ons administrator
had contributed all inmv pc yer To the success oil hs
elect pu and cl,, the full the obligation WHICH II I'M
posrd.
IL is with main that hase iorcsd myself TO touch on
the y onnr subject Of this communication. the ques
tnn Involved in Mrs Eatons relation 10 the society oil
Neshnson brlonSsd coaCe'Veu, rNCluS Nciy w "e'
SEX, and could he involved political considera-
tons, drawn into public discussion, without paniul
consequences. acted on these views III my co:rrson
deuce with General jackson could not be- isnnIant @
the made of ny those, who, by ts'r ar'iu mach'
nations, have placed General JAG
present relation; b, the des!e do nc:ng my par
thet Gould teaf "a draw the NscNon rom the ri'una
to Which properly aud exclusively belonged inrd
me fran max the least alta il la corre,ro,-
deuce, 'hoIsh calculated throw iht the
versy between and 10 strengthen III the conflict
JOHN G.. CALHOUN.
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9aar6ouR NpAasa.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
CLEARED.

CLEARED,
Ship Envoy, Alderman, Liverpool, 5l3 hhds to-
oacco So9 bbS flour, $50 bales cotton by Palmer.
ARRIVED,
Schr Effort, Bell New York, sundries, to On
Venport Alon & CO. Otis, Dunlop & Co ] u
Abbot & Co, Hall & Moore, Nichols, Win
ston Shepard & Co, Tchsnor, Lancaster,
DENLY & Co, Ellis, SintoD, Walker g.
Booth, T Richie, r II Jenkins, Bagwoll, Smith
g. Hannah, ] Gordon, w Williams, r Ball.
NJ q w Willis, S Clarke, WaIdron & Henry,
r johnson & Son, Dunloy & Buckley, d Weller,
BalwiD, Ives & Go, l. Webb g. Co. Perkins d.
Harris Myers w & d Kyle g. Co, ] III
Nash, NJ S Valentine, y q, jt2y, r Sa.ah 3
NJ Mitchell, r Poaro, Hubbard &1tSafaner, GyoT,
than 4. McErudcr, Anderson s. I'eaks, Raymond
& Brothers, =
Schr Minerva, Dean. Baltimore, sundres, to.J
Garth, w Rowlett, sr, Womblei g. Wilson, b F
billiard, r Johnson & Son, J VI johnson. in
Gordon, Ratclif, Winston, HaxaH 81
Co, 81 Goode, Davenport Allen e. Co ~
Schr Cassandra, Dodson, PHILADELPHIA. via the
Canal, with sundrlos, 70 Lancaster, DENLY g. Co.,
Wight, j Crane, Baldwin. Iyos g. Co, Hubbard
q Gardner, LWebb & Co, Cochran, Barnes &
Patteson, CrumP 81 Lyon, Sweeney, M
Mitchell, D Peyton, ID San1ay, J II Nash, r.
Smith, and T II Drew.
Schr Leads, Rappahannock, corn.
Scbr Glarennont, Norfolk.
last
SlooP eleanor, Rappahannook, corn.
:. Sie2P Saint Mory's Warehouse, [MassJ via
Norfolk, tobacco
SloOP Cherub, Burke, Norfolk.
Steamboat Potomac, Hubble, Washington via
Norfolk and City Point, freight and passengers.
Steamboat Jomos Gibbon, Hazard, Cannon's,
Marshcs.-Pas,cd, below Harrison's Bar, SIoop.
Express, Norfolk, bound up; at Harrison's Bar,
schr Chariot, Lee, New York, bound up, and two>j
others, names not known-Also, steamboat John
Morris, Mann, with ship Envoy, and Swedish
ship in tow, bound down; at Iordan's Point schr
FairPay, Lee, New York bound up, and one other,
name not known-Betweon Jordtn's Point and CT
" Point, tho ship Hull, bound down, and two schrs
bound up, names not knowu-At Picketrs, schr
Diomede, bound up; at Watkins, schr Jamestown,
pound up; at Deep Bottom, sch7 Frances, Davis,
Now York, bound up.
SAILED, Il
Steamboat Norfolk, Sutton Baltimore, vis Citvl
Point and Norfolk, frsisbt and passengers.
Stsapahes Ason, Vanderbilt, NoLfslhH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31
rroa the Union md Siaie Rjghfs Gnsc;f,.
20 COTTON PLANTERS.

havo shown you why, before rho Tariff Of Pro
a. on, Cotton iiuciuatcd in price. 1t is plain, If
I ainc causes cs:sl now. the same effects will
70 ow, independent Of tho Jlri'i-which. alihouoh
IT eH~is at The same time, has uu more tufvcHcc
upon tho Price Of cotton trn tbc sro;a on tl,s sun
Tint YOU may have the means ot confufing these
~on"g lawyers, who arc dong moro mischief by
"H-,r quack politics th7u their ncc!.s arc worth
viii give list Of prices Of cotton exported from
1915 10 the tlmo when this dreadful Tariff was
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31

Enigrations 10 Li6erid.-The Norfolk Beacon
states that the Agent of the American Colonization
Society Mt that place, Mr.. John MPha has char
tered the fine ship James Perkins, Capt CrowelI,
burthen 3o5 tons, for the conveyance of Emigrants
to the American Colony at Monrovia. She is a
hrst rate vessel, and will accommodate 800 passen
gers.
There is still room we ndcrstacd for thirty cmi-
grants more. Another ship will sail IN about u
month.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31

The Governor of South Carolina has appointed
IN Ea second thursday III November, las day OF
Hamilton must have forgotten that he is borrowing
a ankec custom; but may he make good use Of
II! 1t is time his party in state of humilia-
tioh' they have boon notifying tho rest of the
country long snough-Boston Cour.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31

- FToM He TennsyIrdniH Inquirer.
The n. York outi-masonic papors talk largely of
carrying majority of the members of the Logisla-
ture at the ensuing election. We look forward to
the result with interest, the increase or decrease
of this party in the great State of New York will
have important bearing upon other political
movements throughout the country. The Anti.
Masonic strength in this State is about tho same ma
last year 1t will be impossible Tor tho Anti Ma
sons of themselves, to elect Governor in Penn.
sylyania
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31

The further account of tho deaf, dumb and
blind girl, without destroying the interest she has
excited accounts in great measure for tho before
mysterious intelligence she Possesses, by tho fact,
i.tshe vas four years old when deprived of ght
ard hearing.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31

If we had walked the great Fun, We should GER
tainly be seized with fear and trembling, but as
to the rest of the 'sleepy concern" their yelping
at our heels is not regarded Reader, dost believe
that the great Fun met Foreman in the streets,
held private conversation with him, heard from
him what wo had said, and then had the aeanness to
publish 1t, as coming from us, and ground thereon
subject of charge? Depend upon it the great
Fun never did this. He still sleeps
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31

Tho Cholera hos made IT, appearance at Berlin,
and at Potsdam. OF those attacked, IL had died
at borin' and IA in thp district of Potsdam
In French Funds, It ia stated, There is a marked
improvement.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31

foR THE RACE TO-DAY, to commence at 10 ~
clock n Pres'soths following III. Entries. Civ
,r promise OF splendid sport. Mr. Stevens Black
Maria, winner of the first great post stnk. ~, tha
Central Course for 1000, concentrating admiration
on tho Turf and in the Ball room.
Poct. hinges May Day. by Sir Archie, that will
surely WIN, IL NJ, ne have the game of his owner
Col. ). +. Whites Collier, that like Il true Viz
giniN, wont .:stay beat"
=, Mr.. j. =. Craig's IriRe-uinner of the match
race &c Tor $1,000 on "wednesday, and tho daughter
ol on Ghdrfes-he that ventures to bet on one
into futurty can ptedict tho result.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31

Ihofo are pretty strong Indications that the
league of jackson and Wolfe in Pcnnsyvania, is
about to be rpptured. How it has boon prevented
so long while the presses tecming with abuse Of
each other anc the leaders Of tho several parties
can only be accounted for by atributing il TO their
mutual fears. The PHILADELPHIA Sentinel is quito
dePrecatory in it's style and prophecies of OWL to
come. The nt.Woftes seem determined on n
Convention for the nomination of Electors of the
President of tho u. States distinct from, the Com
vention for nomination of Governor. Their OBJ
jcct is to deprive the Wolfe AID .ngham party of
the aid of Jackson's ,naao. and thereby defeat
Wolte's cloctiop. IF this is persisted in we may
look out for one grand blow up of the whole con-
Germ. In connection with this subject it NAV not
be amiss to notice article in tho PHILADELPHIA
Inquirer, rcgretting the contemplated resignation
OF General Barnard's seat in the Senate of the II
States and intimating in very Ineligible terms its
fears that his place will be supplied by some one
untriendly to the President. This to be suro. can
only be effected in the language of the inquirer,
by Intrigue aud caucussing," but it is admission
enough, as this intrigue, &c. can only arise from
hostility TO the General Government
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DIED.

Yesterday. aftOr lingering illness, at his Fasi
dence' ln'this city, Eagle Hotel,) EDWARD HAL
I1Mr in the SYST year of his ago.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31

BALTIMORE, Oct %.
Ihe Races Yesterddy.-All agreed that nothing
could DO more intorcsting-eoeh nag SUCCESSFULLY
took tho lead, keeping their friends vibrating viii
hope and fear, and leaving it doubtful to tito 1sIt
moment, which would bear OFF tho palm of victory:
Tho result was as follows:
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Time---lst heat, eui 2..; Cd boat. ss1<sAxs.a<
heat 5m 5oe ...-..-..rzer>S an NJ 4