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Martinsburg, Berkeley County, West Virginia
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A rowing match for $1000 in New York harbor between the Whitehall American boat and the British frigate Hussar's boat ended with an American win, promoting cordial feelings between the competitors, especially through Captain Harris's deportment.
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American Sporting--National Boat Race.
A rowing-match for a thousand dollars lately took place in the harbor of New-York, between the boat belonging to Whitehall, in that city, and the boat of the British frigate Hussar, captain Harris. The American boat gained the race; but to which party the victory belonged is a mere trifle compared to the kindly and excellent feelings both parties seem to have felt for one another. Capt. Harris has probably done more, by his frank and generous deportment on this occasion, to produce a cordial feeling towards the British nation, than all the commanders in its navy put together that have visited the waters of the United States for five and twenty years past.
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New York
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Lately
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american boat won the race; fostered kindly and excellent feelings between parties
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Rowing-match for a thousand dollars in the harbor of New-York between the boat belonging to Whitehall and the boat of the British frigate Hussar.