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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13

CROTON AQUEDUCT.-NOTICE--S proposals.
~ will be received by the Water Commissioners Of the City
of New York. until the i2th day of May at o'clock r.
NJ at their office the City Of New for the grading Of
Sections 81 and 50 of the Crotch Aqueduc 5h Avenue
tween the two reservoirs include the and
covering iren pipes
The prices for the work include the expense materials
for the completion of the according to the
plans and atoms that w be presented for
hereinafter mentioned.
The work to be completed by the fifteenth day of October
IS4i.
the proposition must be accompanied by the OF
slbe signyiIg their become sureties
character and responsibility of those proposing and the
suretes they shall offer known the
Engineers certificate of good character and the extent Of
their responsibility signed by the Fsst Judge Clerk of the
Cepny IN which they seyersly reside, will be required
80 transfer of contracts will be permitted.
The plans profile, and specifications rias and
of construction, ready for examination at the Office Of the
Water Comm ssiones aforesaid and the Chief Engineer
Assistant will be in attendance to explain the plans &c. and TO
furnish blank propositions
The ans will show reduced dmension for the work
to oe sucen FOR only two lines of instead of three
heretofoo contemplated and dpenses with the road
contemplated on the top of the aqueduct embanknest
The fus OF all that parties 10
ton must DC written out in the same.
The party TO the proposition which may be accepted VIII be
required to enter contract Immediately after The accsp
lance of the
The themselves the right accept or
reject that be offered they consider the
public interest to require.
Newly ork, April 29,is4 SAMUEL STEVENS
ZEBEDEE RING,
JOHN ID. WARD,
BENJAMIN BlR6SALL.
SAMUEL r. CHlLDs,
Water Commissioners.
JOHN b. JERVIS,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13


)R. TAYLORS BALSAM OF LIVERWORT.-The
PUBLIC will bear in mind that the only Office for the sale of
years my office has been here and here only With re-
gard to the Dr. Taylor 81 Chambers is only
sary in order TO his unblusbng prudence say that
ne H. yer was IN any connected with this medicne that he
oes not know how il is made and that far know
ledge extends inside my Office Aud yehe comes
at This late period after this remedy has been used
IN ms cityser 1t has made most inv luabe and
calls himself the ORIGINAL proprietor Says he is longer
once was; and further that article made of bad
materials although he does not know how is
madeand then calls other SPURIOUS These the facts
and will onyea it to the public if greater piece of i'm
pndnce was palmedo community Once noe
thatthe original office is at 375 Bowerv.
GEO TAYLUr, u. D.
Agents-Rushton Asrinw ALL Agent for Brooklyn only
street. mvI2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13
BROWN & CO.'S
a THREE DOLLAR HATS, No. i7s Chatham Square
aptA AM

BROWN & CO.'S
a THREE DOLLAR HATS No. i7s Chatham Square
Hcs corner Mott street apif sun
a ECONOMY IS :. hALTg.hl.sant ,hor. nap Mole
These Hats warranted to their shape ana color III
Also article at se for II. price cannot be ercelled
@ SRo 'c canal i1sa
a LATEST sPmNo FAsHIoNs.-LEGAY & DE
SNsCAMP orl7s Broadway near Maiden lane, would mos
Re S.r p Their friends md The Gic Tat Thy h2v
eomPs assortment Of the most fashionable Hats being the
,, Ss9q:msn ia,pi;ass VIII Of
IN the Houses Of ST John end Tey 20 hey hesitate no,
ss. s. With q o s9y to b bad bd ~ sy
% a. eSP sSG s fss o S P vii t e'i ms
Please call andja're for yourselves. apq7 lmis'
49, ASTONISHING CHEAP SPRING GOODS
hard pairs haa5so%e;I gents dress Boots
isshysI. op from rsSpf F,gss
81 he be-; gents Boot and sHS 5 sS s. Ss, sHS
.soes s beat s siu ys ladies frsn
aSss s$, Il;': ri SSiiSssa: taes ssSs..
ssSS iiSS! SSS:
az :s ss oS'' and a'
pEnhhy T spS ss sSEps s ANP - EGGS
ass i.ss frs,. q aas."s R sHs Eis.
The aud be sent by mail 500 pounds
Mangold Wurye pounds Sugar Beet al reduced
100 bashel. Rohan Potatoes 1000 pounds Lneerns Seed Or
des mail III prompt attention. The duty about to
b. laid BY Congress and The bounty laws the different states
will render the sk culture the most profitable Of all
occupations. my at
rssz nTIioRBuRN's ANNUAL SALE OF DOUBLE
&~ADAHLIAS-H is the intentions of the subscriber 10
A. have public sale Of Oas Thousand Dohiias POTS 10
take pac between the 10Th and 18th Uf the month
They ". l b sg Ny 70 Se, sns s' Each one do
With .v 81 ss e, general
@ o. some o. ,he new kinds y uls spogs
will be AZ strong and sahy, pot labelled Gaia
cgues viii be printed and due notice the sale
The sale will tale place under the direction Of Mr. J. n
GLOYEH and the plants be for inspection day
The last week IN Nav IL the time 10 turn thew, into
the ground they genial warmth TO ake vgor
root.
myl2sr GEO. G. THORBURN, n John ".
DAPER HANGINGS --CHRIsTY n ROBINSON No.
Il IS Maiden Lane, (corner Of William sree are offering
large and complete assortment Of French and american
angings and daily receiving from their Factory and
beautiful styles Of patterns and finish surpassed BY any
other establishment IN the country,
enables them 10 sell at the lowest Factory prices y9 am
TIC DOLOREU x-Positivey cured without the use of the
lancet however long standing, by Mrs. MOTT. NE cee
,rst.A Female Fhy scisn Sec advertisement spl7sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13

PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET. TO single Gentlemen, fur
n,shed unfsnshed with breakfast and tea revoired
m desirable part Of Broadway at the tst of May. Enquire
AZ $40 Broadway An early application VIII ensure choice
Of rooms. References given and required mas is I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13
PASSAGE FROM IRELAND, > &c.
@ @ 50 $50:

ror provided for consisting
every possible the voyage and the
certainty Of ships sailing on the appointed day. u Is
of those about to their friends selecting IT. and the
Subscriber would merely that those making
with may depend the same prSmptners and pgnct9s
passage steamer from the various ports
Of Ireland and Scotland also be secured II hardly ne
To saw that when settled for decline coming out
their money promptly returned to those from whom was
received Apply PASSAGE aee a7s Pearl street
Drafts sight for also be furnished on
the Bank Ireland National Bank Of Sc tland payable at
The various Branches Likewise, London, LIVERPOOL &c
Annlv as absve. aI30 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13

TIC DOLOREUX- cured without the use Of the
lancet however long standing, by Mrs MOTT NE ceie
rated Female Ply sican Sec advertisement spl7-9m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13

pOhRD-Twc OF three gentlemen can have neatly furnish.
ID ed with boa-d BY applying at No 40 Parh Place
n7- English and French spoken. mys i'm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-09-09

majority. He is defeated nov, by Mr..
Young, the Wing candidate, by ma
.jority which the st. Albans Messenger
says will not be far from 1850, and
which may possibly be increased to
1000.
9th district---Mr. Mattocks, the Whig
candidate, elected over Mr.. Fletcher,
present Van Buren, member, by clear
majority Of from 1870 to 300.
Well may we echo the remark of
Gov. Kent, at the recent Wing meet
ing at Exeter, that the Wings Of Ver-
mont have poured down upon Mr.. Van
Buren, as their fathers did upon Gen.
Burgoyne
VERMoNT.-A slip from the Montpe-
lier WatchInan, states that John Mat
tocks, the Wing candidate, in the Fifth
Congressional District, has majority
of l8l votes over Fletcher. In the
Fourth District, Young, the Whig can
didate, has majority Of 1884 over
John Smith. A few more towns to be
hoard from, which probably will not
vary the majority.
Where is CHAPMAN? Tell him to
crow!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-09-09
safEREEE,s SALE.
NEWPORT SIS.

! NEWPORT SIS
EeY virtue of an Execution issued ont II
NJ the Court Of Common Pleas, for ,hs
County of Newport, May term Ie40, and lu
ne directed and delivered l will cell Al.
Public Auction, OH the premises, To The Hgh.
csl bidder. on .NO.VU.iY the ifrh day Of
September next at ~ O'clock, A. NJ,
All the right, title aud interest that JO-
lSEPII l.. &. HARDY, OF Washington, in
The District Of Columbia, had Oh The 2ad da =
of Ottobcr $780, at thirty minutes past five
O'Clock. Z. NJ, (when attachment WAS made
ou the original writ in favor of WillIp.n
Wecden Of said Newport in ard ~ lot of
land situated in said Newport, with tho Cot
,sge" and other buildings thereon said Io,
beng bounded as follows viz. South East
erly On Eay street, sixty foe, .--Northcrly
on land ot ssarnh Perry, sixty feet - North
and East on land OF George Tilley-cnd Pa
lience Iudson, - feet and South Wesl.
ery on land Of Mrs. Lawrence, ---l feet.
be The same more or less.
| Conditions ~ The time and place III sale
WM. II. DOUGLAS. Sher6
Newport. Jure l3, ISi0.-Aug. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-09-09
Ill e II AID OF THE TIMES.

The democrats must sustain themselves
IN this contest, or the Angel OF Liberty
VIII forever bid fare well TO the Republic
Globe.
The Angel Of Liberty took her flight
to some more congenial CLINE, when il
was announced by King Jackson that J
take The responsibility. And still further
did she wing her way from these shores,
when Martin the first issued his cdic,
dissolving the conncxion between the
government and the people. She will
return agnin when the people have once
more achieved their Independence freed
themselves again from tyrannical gov
ernment, and once more placed WASH
INGr0N in The chair Of State that 9,
WASHINGTON, WILLIAM II. HARRisoN,
the peoples candidate. On the 4ih OF
March next, when he takes the chair,
The Angel of Liberty will again return
to bless the people of her choice.
Fail Rirer Monitor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-09-09

a large meeting. WAS held at the
Log Cabin in Broadway on Saturday
evening, to make preliminary arrange
ments for sending Il delegation to the
Bunker Hill celebration, on the 10Th
September next. John A. Underwood
Esq, presided, and Luther B. Wyman,
Esq, was appointed Secretary. Res
olutions, were passed expressive of the
objects of the committee appointed to
report proceedings and nominate Off
GERS of the delegation, at an. adjourned
meeting to be held on Wednesday next
at the same place. We trust the right
spirit will prevail, and that a delega-
tion worthy Of the Empire City Of the
Empire State, and of the great cause
in which We are all engaged, will be
sent to swell the thousands that will
cOngregate on that blood-baptzed
mount.-.N Y. Times g. Star.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-09-09
NE w.
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE
9HnD3a
AT l5a THAMEs.sTREET.
Stoves. Stoves, Stoves.

4 have on hand large supply Of COOK
u SIOTES, from the Norton furnace. cal.
cuIalcd tor coul or wood--ihe same patterns
that have heretofore sold which gave The
best satisfaction of any ever dealt IN, aud
all of which will be sold as low as can be
purchased in this State Also, Rotary
stoves for wond = Pnsllry stoves, and Il
large number of Cylinder stoves. all of whici
viii be sold very low, as intend sollin. on
this Fail.
Also, large supply of tin ware on hand
which can he purchased ut wholesale at ,
liberal discount from former prices.
All PERSONS wishing Ia purchase stoves
will 10 well To call aud see for themselves.
Job wuih done as usual, aud promptly at
tended To. WIN. l.. MELVlI.L.
Sent g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-09-09
AUCTIONS.


NEWPORT, So. .
RSY virtue OF on Esecuiinn issned ont Of
- the Court Ut Co,nlnon Plcas. COR ths
County Of Newl'or, May term 1870, and To
me directed aud delivered: will sell IL
Public Auction, on The prefnises, io the high
est bidder, on .NO.ND.1Y, the I4ih day oi
September ncy', al 10 O'clock. A. ~,
All The right. title and interest TINT JO4
SEPli l.. &. HARDY, Of Washington. III
The District Of Columbia, had on The 80 da !
of October. 1880, at thirty ninnfes prst live
O'clock, +. NJ, (wlcn attachment Nos mad
on the original writ ~ favor OF Henry Boil,
I Jr., OF snId Nca port) in aud 10 n loi oI .nnd
situate in said Newpou, with The " Cottage"
ODd other oulbuldings thereon said LOT be.
ing bounded Us follows :---yz. South Eas,er-
Iy on Kay street, sixty tee: = Moth Nest
erly on land OF Saroh Perry; eIxiy Geti--:
North and East OIL land OF George ViIny
aud Patience Hudson. - feet; nnd Souiii
Westerly on land OF Mrs. Lawrence -
ieci--5e ine same more or loss.
Conditions at time and plnce of sale.
WM. II. DOUGLAS, SheriG
! Newport, June 49, lei0--Aug. I3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-09-09
+tilz G:egne halieck.

The Thirty-tirst annual meeting OF
the American Board Of Commissioners,
for Foreign Missions, is to be held in
Providence this day. The meeting will
be open for business in DIR. Tucker s
Church at 10 o'clock A. NJ. The an
nual sermon will be preached in the
evening by DR.. Bcman, ofTroy, N. Y.
The sessions are open for all who wish
to attend, and with the religious exor-
cises, will occupy three days.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-09-09
N.GlT'ECI.

A meeting of the Stockholders of the
IA RHODE kSL.f.ND CO.3L CO.HP.3
NY, incorporated, February, 1909 will b,
held IN the city of New York. on Tuesday
the 18th day Of September, instant, at l.:
O'clock NJ at No. Hanover street, for the
election of directors and the Transaction oi
othrr business. The following Resolution
will be submitted 10 the action Of the NEE t.
ing.
"Resolred, Tina, it is expedicnt 10 resume
the operations authorised by Acts OF lncorpo-
ration, in wholc'or IN part, and that the di-
rectors be requested, without delay. 20 taAc
such measures for providing the necessary
funds, as are allowed and directed by their
charter"
Stockholders are requested TO attend this
meeting in person or by Proxy duly EN-
powered, and also to produce their cerli-
Gates of stock, or TO annex them 10 thelI
powers Of attorney.
ROBERT SCHUYLER, Sec'ry,
New York. Sept. |, 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-09-09
esuardien's Notice

,s!IlE subscriber having been appointed by
tho Hon. Court of Probate OF the town oI
Mldde,own, guardian to the persons aud lis
tate of William, Edward Augustus. George
Charles, Henry, Ruth Ann, Elizabeth and
Enoch, minors, children Of Enoch Lewis
late of Middlctown dec. hereby gives no
ticc that six months is allowed to oil per.
sons having claims against the Estate o.
said wards to present them for settlement
and all persons Indebted TO said Estate are
requested io make immediate payment to
RUTH H. LEWIS, Gnoriian.
Middlctown, Aug. 20, lSlO.-6w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-09-09

AcCIDgNr.-A sail boat with five col
orcd persons, two males and three fc-
males, was upset yesterday forenoon,
between Fort Adams and Fort Wolcott,
while in the act of jibeing. The boat
Immediately filed and sunk, and two Of
the number went down with it. The
others wero saved by the timely assist
ance Of boats from vessels at anchor
near the spot. The names of the per-
sons drowned we understand to be
Henry Champlin, ol this place, and
Lucy Cole, of South Kingston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-09-09
WAR DIS
VEGET.4BLE HAIR OIL.

vs'iIlS Vegetable Oil possesses the peculiar
Il property, so long sought Tor IN other oils.
bit sought in van,o reproducing new grow th
Of hair on heads totally bald.
So great are lis nourlshing properties.
which il readily imparts to the roots OF the hair,
tha, il requires tui shor, time TO produce new
growth, aud few applications To check that in-
ling Of the hair which 40 often occurs, especially
after sickness. 1t prevents the har irDm turn
ing grey, and WREN il begins to turn, may he
easily checked and restored 10 It's natural beau
ity, by imparting new life aud ,igor. J hts oil
j. patroaizcd by Qooen Victoria, Prince Albert,
and the whole Royal Family, by the Medic
Faculty, tho Clergy, Sc No Lady who has
ever used his oil " i'll dispense with it. Young
Gcnilemen will fnd this oil TO produce beauii
Gul growth OF whiskers m very short 'inie.
from Tie Royal College of Physicions Of Tia
rama, ftb. 90. 1888.
"DR. T.. A WARD, having proved 20 lb's
ROYAL Tribunal that tho Vegetable liar Oil OF
his composition has the property ofcausing ii'e
growth hair and preventing It's fall, by iortily.
ny he decayedpart, the effects OF the aromatic
Ingredients which have been found IN It's COM
position b, the Chemist Don francisco Suarez,) }
we hereby authorize It's use, not as specific,
but As u good and useful remedy for persons re.
quirin. it, whose hair is in a state Of decay from
sickness or other causes.
S;oahv Jose Bernol, 81. d.
s'sheo ~ { Simon De eHeria, Nj. b.
Witnessed by
Cayuano ron,on, Notary Public.
The abovc testimonial Of the great elicary
and value of Wa,ds Hair Oil, was gwen the pl u
plietor by the loyal College of Physicians NJ
Havana, aud 10 those Who are acquainted with
the extreme riaidncss of the medical poI'ce OF
Havana, IL speaks volumes; j, Is conclusive.
CAUrIoN The great demand icr Wards
Oil has induced many 10 counterfeit u. Nome
Is ginulne uuless II has u treatise OF th'riy't"o
pages round each bottle, with red ~ 'ographIc
Label aud blue Vgne,le centre Prepa'cd by
IL. A. WARD, ~. D., New York, aad 40 other
place. General Depot aud Wholesale office, es
Barclay street. New York. ~
For sale by Dr.. II. R. H.fZ,7RD,
Sole Agent for Newport.
Sign OF he Great Mortar.
Newport, Avg 27ih, 1870 iy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-09-09
R, |. Dycing Establishment,
PROVIDENCE.

'H'HE subscriber is now prepared to exc.
cute every variety Of work i'll hs line, III
II style not surpassed by any other cstob bish
mcnt in the Union.
He will color and finish in the best posi-
bic manner, for Merchants and others, the
following articles, VIZ:
Silks, Broadcoths, Camblots,
Satins, Mernos, Wors,cd Stufs,
lldkfs, Pongeos, Velveis,
Wells, Hose, Flanncls,
Gloves, Alpines, Cashmeres,
Grapes, Vestmgs, ShawIs,
Ribbons, Moussclnc de- lanes. &c.
With rich aud durable colors also ladies
dresses and cloaks Of The above materinls
dyed and finished in The mos, approved styles
Gcntemen's garn,onts Of all kinds dyed
clcanscd, and dressed In a superior manner
ieiihoH ripping.
Carpets, Rugs, Marseiles Quilts, Blankets
Table Covers, cleanscd and pressed in man
ncr 10 retain their orgn,l finish.
Prices 10 correspond with The times.
The undersigned would tender his ilank'
to the Ladies and the public generally for ih,
patronage which he has received, and hopes
tha, by care and attention to his business he
shall continue TO merit liberal share of thcil
confidence.
General office for receiving goods, No. o.
/ Westminster street opposite the Unlversalis'
Chapel. ID,
II Goods left with the following agents vii
he forwarded and returned agreeable to di
rccllnus, free Of expense, Il, The risk OF Tho
Il owners thcteof
i Nathaniel Sweet, Thames.s,. Newport, X
L.; NATHANIEL CoggeshaIl, Bristol, Do; NeSsrs
II rnrncr a. salisbury. Warren, X. J.; Edward
Il Mason. Pswtucket, Il. l.: Preston u. Clarke
I.onsdalc, Il. T.; John u. Walker, Wooon
socket Falls, II. l.; Henry MorT's, do. do;
\ Albert :. Clarke, Fall River, Mass; Z. TAT
g. ca. WobrIdge, Mass; |. d. Tan, Eas
\ Douglass, Mass; A. Brown. Wcsi Douglass
II Mas Tslcnt Crosby. Thompsco, Conn: u
G.. Cv,lcr. North k,hngly, Conn; 4. Y IA
ny a. Sons. West killmsly, Conn; EdwlI
Robinson, Brooklyn, Conn. -
u ScpL9. T. " DoDOs'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-09-09

FIVE Y0UNC LADIES DROWNED Five
young ladies' were drowned in Portland
Harbor, by the upsetting of sail boat
last Tuesday week. They were be-
tween the ages of II and 10. Another
sail boat passed tho one which was up
set, within hailing distance, but those
on board, though called upon for assist.
ance, inhumanly refused to make any
effort towards rescuing the drowning ie-
males!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-09-09
NOTICE..

A ny select party can be furnished with
"a Dinners or Suppers by giving rea.ons.
bic nctcc at REMOND'S, 1877 yhnsts 81.
Also parties who wish to b. provided Tor
on excursions, can be accommodated.
n. b. A fair price will be paid for any
quantity OF pover, Or English Snpc, US cboso
Aug. l3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-09-09
DR. ALLE.N-S BALSAM or HORE-
HOUND, LTPER HORT MD
PLEURISY ROOT FOR
@slSs:As!sE @sl:s! Ns:IlEl lsiJSl
and LIVER COMPLAINT.

TOLDs, Coughs, Splitting IF Biood, Ca
" fouh, diEeuity IF Breathing, Pam
ia the side, paipita.ion Of the hrari. oppres
sion and soreness Of the ehrst. Pismisy,
Hectic Ftesr, night sWeafs. dHrnH and pto-
fuse Eapectnaiioa, 0nd all affections Of the
Lungs, Chest and LiDer.
Tie iiorohound, Li,crwor and Pcurisy root
have for centuries been celebrated IN the cure
Of aieclicns of The Lungs and Liver. Dr. Al
LEM. after sefios Of experiments, has beon
able 10 extract from these medical herbs, "a
Bsisam which exe,,s Wonderful effects in curing
Consumption and i.lyef Complaints.
\ Tor children laboring uhaer Inflammation Of
'he Lungs, Colds, Coughs, Group, Quincy,
and sore 'rhioa this Balsan, i Of great Import
anco. Du'ng the winter of 1890, r,.;ns Of one
ihosand families employ ed this remedy, IN the
city Of New York. The cons e1ucncc was,
that The number of deaths anon children u as
reduced 10 less than one half the usual num-
ber, as may he seen by the City Inspector
report Of Gca,ls
In oIdor 10 give The reader some idea ef The
efficacy of this Balsdn, aud how extensively il
is used, we here introduce the montlhy report
OF the cures in the month May. 1899, aud pull
ished in the New J York sun.
"MonihIy Report Of the cures performed
by Or B. ID Aliens Balsam of IIorehou nd,
Lnerwon aud PlculiSy Root during the mouth
of May. II has cured aud completed the cure
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-09-09

The public are respectfully informed
that sermon on SO nc doctrinal point o
the Catholic Church will be preached
by the Rev. J. O'REILLY, in the Cath
olic Church of Newport, on Sunday
18Th inst, at five O'Clock in the even
ng. Sept. 9. 2w-