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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-04-25

FoUYD IN POM. The wife Of Mr.. Day
Elwell, Of Stoo Creek township, Marylau
committed suicide on Tuesday evening last, \
der the following circumstances. She had be-
confined to her room by sickness, and latter
to her bed in an almost helpless condition. II
ring the absence Of the family, who wore eatil
supper in another part Of the house, she ma
her escape through window, and was afp
wards traced to the vicinity Of mill pond,
The efforts to find her proved unsuccessful \
til Thursday morning, when hor body was d
covered in tAc middle Of tho pond.
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EPITXPH oNA DIsCoRDANT COUPLE,
LONG NOTED FOR FAMILY rEvDs.

Underneath this stone do lie,
Back to back, my wife and l.,
More blest than when in life's short race
We lay like others, face to face;
Now free from quarrels, free from fear.
If she should scold, cannot hear,
When the last trump the air shall fill,
If she should rise, III cen lie still.
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LARGE PoRxRR.--Mr. Leverett Peck, Of Ben
ninolon. Geneseo county, N. T., recently killed
4 hoe, twenty months old, which weighed,
whom dressed 5l9 pounds, and which no sold
for $50,
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Where is the student who has not, time after
lime, made the air ring again with his vociGer.
aus recitutions of CAMpBELL's HoHENLlNDEN,
and even embodied his own dear self with its
sOirit.stirrng chvalry? There is not one, we
so,. The following neat humorous parenthe
,ical hi, ut that fine offusion, which is credited
10 tho Louisville Gazette, is quite uniquc-t is
a literary carrica,ure, which, although admira-
bly, udicrous, does not discredt the original
Geo. Journal.
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got, Inc following Heul hullloIOus P'lcnth'
,cal hit nj that fine offusion, which is credite
~ tho Louisville Gazette, is quite uniquc-it
sli,erary carricature, which, although admir-;
bly ludicrous, does not discredit the original
Geo. Journal.
CAMPBELL'S HOHENLINDEN,
tnsnded, ertended, civilized, rerized, and crit
cized,
BY RORY sHoREcLlFFE, ESQ.
On Linden when the sun was low,
Al bloodlcss lay the "untrodden" snow,
For if twas undisturbed we know
That nought had stained its purlty;l
Ind dark as "winter" was the flow
Now that's cooling way to show
The color or the speed, trow
OF Iser rolling rapidly.
Blu. Linden "saw" another sight
no doubt she kept her eyes in plight
70 look ahead by day and night,
70 see the coming enemy
When 'lhe" drum beat at dead of night,
Commanding fires of death to lgh,
III must have been horrid sight!l
The darkness Of her scenery.
BY tSrch aud trumpet fast arrayed,
Zach horseman drew his battle blade,
And furious every charger "neighed"
To Join the dreadful revelry.
Now all these horses, bear in mind,
Could scarcely then be kept align'd;
Bat ripe for fight they were inclin'd
To charge the foeman's inlantry.l
Then shook the hills with thunder "riyen,'
Then rush'd the steeds 10 battle driven,
And "louder" than the bolts of heaven
Far "fashcd" the red artillery.
IOh, what sight! hills split asunder!
The steeds all lost their fre6 no wonder
And cannons ''hashing loud" as thunder!
Il surely was noyeltyl
And redder yet those fires shall glow,
On Linden's hills of blood stand snow,
(Ofblood ?--the battles waging-Oh!
Excuse my gross stuPidity.l
And darker yet shall be the flow
[See stanzas frst,--all's dark you know,
When Farenheit's about zero
OF Iscr rolling rapidly.
IT'S morn--but scarce yon lurid sun
Can pierce the war clouds rolling dun,
Il thank you, sir, | owe you one?
The sayings brilliant, certainly
Where furious Frank and fiery Hun
NOW mark We, every mothers son,
Does wha, till now was never done;
Shout, midst the sulph'rous canopy.
The combat thickens; on ye brave,
Who rush TO glory cor" the grave;
LNow many gallant men may have
"Both" death and fame their destiny
Wave, Munich, all thy banners wave!
Preserve your good things; by your Pave,
Sweet darling, Munich, thee crave,
Tol charge with all thy "cavalry."
An, few shall part where many meet!
The snow shall be their "winding Sheet"
IA sheet of snow! who heard the beat!
What wand'rous plant drapery4
And every turf beneath their feet
when they have clear'd away the sleet,
For which they ought to have treat
Cka1I H. - ,nIl;o.S. z~.,,Iohro
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
by HIS HoNOR's COMMAND:
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.

THINGS by THEIR RIGHT NAMEs.-At a
meeting of the Wings of Orange County, NJ
Y, the following preamble and resolutions
were adopted:
"Whereas we. the Democratic Wbgs, arc
not disposed to deprive our political oppo-
ncnts of their appropriate name of Federal.
lists, no member of our party having proclaim
ed, in the language of James Powers. that he
'ncrer bo,ced the knee to The Baal of Democra-
cy'-never said with Charles Ingersoll, that
'I he hnd Hred IN the Revolution he ,oouid
have been IOry'-nevor, like J. III. Prenriss,
'rJoicsd 10 announce The complete triumph Of
Federniism'- like Carrot d. Wall,
acted ,cith The FederdiisiS so long as their
flag paped'--never, like unto Martin Van
Bnrcn. o. opposed The reelection Of Maui
son efO-nevcr, like Samuel Cushman, who,
in the late war, Hoped TO God, hat every
american soldier that marched into Canada
pould ieape has bones Mtre'--nor like Edwin
Croswcl and Henry II. Van Dyck, Senator
from the Second District. served sn appren-
ticeshp in the office of the Federal Catskill
Recorder, which IN 1912. 'rjoiced orer The
riciorirs Of ihe enemy Therefore
Resolved, That we know of no "Federal
Party" in this country except the friends and
political associates Of the above named
Federal leaders"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
LEGAL 0TICES.
State of Rhode.Island, &c.
Sc Clerks Office. Court If Com
mon Pleas, County Of .NtUport,
Nov. 9th, 1889.

Nov. 5th, 1889
:" IiEREAs, Warren i'ro~nell ofIiyerion,
w in the County Of Newport, has filed his
petition in this Office, setting forth, that by vir-
tue Of an act Of the General Assembly Of said
State, passed at the January session, A. ID. 1884.
he had lien on a lot of land situate in said Tiv-
eron. in the County aforesaid, with The buildings
thereon, for materials furnished in the erecting
aud finishing said buildings. as by The account
annexed, amounting to Five hundred ninety nine
dollars - cts.-ihe said lot Is bounded as fol-
lows Westerly by the road leading from Fall
River to the Stone Bridge Southerly by land
Of Isanc Palmer Essterly by land of Isaac Bor-
den s. Co Noriherly by land Of Preserved Bray
ton, or the School house lot so called, containing
about five egh,hs of an acre.-Ihal on the 4h
day Of October, 1899, he filed IN the Office Of
the Town Clerk Of the Town Of Tiverton, in
which said lot Of land and building lies, his aiore-
said account charging the same to John ChatbuIn
Of Fall River. William Canedy and Thomas
Charnley, both Of Tiyerlon, Manufacturers, now
or late all doing business in company under the
firm Of the Tiyciton Print Works, tho owners Of
the said lot and buildings and on the 2sth Of
October, 1899, the Iiveron Print Works and
all others Interested in said lot Of land aud build
ings, had legul notice Of the same, according to
the acquisitions Of the act aforesaid. as appears
by the annexed Certificate Of The Town Clerk Of
liver,on, that the aforesaid SUN of Tive hundred
ninety nine dollars 2i cts, was due and unpaid
at the filing OF this petition. Your petitioner,
therefore, pra,s The Hon Court to pass decree,
ordering the estate aforesaid to be sold in con-
forn,y to the act aforesaid, for the payment Of
the debt aforesaid Of your petitioner, and such
other debts and demands Of such other lien credi-
tors as shall be proved un.or the provisions of
the aforesaid act and that such Further proceed
lnss may be had in the premises as shall be in
conformity TO said lien net. Notice is hereby
given to all creditors having lien said estate,
that they appear al the next term of 'aid Court,
to be holden at Newport, within and for the
County Of Newport, on the fourth Monday OF
oyember next, and make out their respective
claims according to law.
Il DANIEL c. DENlIAM, Clerk.
/ Now.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
BRIGHTON Monday. Nov.
(Reported for the Boston Palriot)

At market l420 Beof Cattle, 1850 Stores, $500 Sheep
and go Swine.
Several hundred Beef Cattle and more than eOOO Sheep
remain unsold.
tions to conform TO Sales viz-lrst quality SIS AZ
second quality rs G 25; third quaily so 8 25.
w .la, h NJ h.na nn nn,r,oI"a s .,nai WI -,
purchased for barrcng and we authorised 10 state
that in consequences Of the state of the market abroad
and money affairs, the barrellcrs refuse to pay far
thing than for Mess Cattle and other numbers
In proportion nor will they contract now to pay any
thing more for Cattle to be delivered two or tlrco
weeks hence.
sToREs-sales dull, and prices heretofore obtained
not sustained. We quote yearlings 10 49, two year
old is u 26.
Cows AND CALvEs-Unversally dullj we noticed
only two sales, S27 and As.
SHEEp-Prices have further declined we quote lots
nj II so, 62, 81, 92, 2 25 and 2 so.
SwiNE-Lots to pedde were taken at Al 4c for
sows and 81 n 81 for Barrows. At rctai 81 for
Sows and 6a u for Barrows.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07

New ARTICLE OF MERCHANDISE
There was shipped in New York, on
Saturday, on board the steamboat John
w. Richmond, which arrived here on
Sunday morning, common meat barrel,
directed to Luther Pollard, Boston,
Mass, with the letter w. inclosed in
brackets. ts.-AIier the arrival Of tho boat
at the depot, India Point, one of the
hands on board discovered that the head
Of the barrel was not in its proper place,
and undertook to replace it. In doing
so, it became necessary to take it out /:
when the barrel was found to contain the
body Of young female apparently a
bout % or 80 years Of age, with nothing
on it except pair Of fine white cotton
hose, marked with the letter d.
We are informed by Robert Knight,
the coroner, that the body appeared to
be that of person recently deceased,
of small stature, with delicate frame,
and long black hair, and was packed in
the barrel with straw.
We are requested by the Coroner to
say, that the body has been placed in q
coffin, and deposited in tomb; and tina,
any friend of the person may receive The
necessary information by applying tc
him. - Providence Courier.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
State of Rhode.Is!and, &c.
NEWPORT. sc.-Cierk's Office, Court of Com
mon Pleas, County Of Newport,
.NDp. 5th, 1889.


.Nop. 5th, 1889.
WHEREAs. Cook Borden and William
Wv Coggeslall. doing business in company,
under the firm Of Cook Borden & Co, have filed
their pe,,o in mi. Office, setting forth, that by
virtue Of an act Of the General Assembly Of said
State, passed ut the January Session, 1884, they
had lien on 10, Of land situate in Tiverlon,
in said County, with the building thereon, erected
on or near the same site where building was
recently burned down, commonly called the
/" Blue Dye House," for materials furnished in
the erecting and finishing said building as by the
account annexed amounting TO Four hundred ior-
ty four dollars 80 cts.-the said lot is bounded
az follows
that on the lGlh day Of September, 1889, they
filed in the Office of the Town Clerk Of the Town
Tiverton, in which said 10, of land aud building
lies, their aforesaid account, charging the same
to John Chatburn Of Fall River, William Cane
dy, and Thomas Charnley, both Of Tiverton,
anufacturers, now or late all doing business IN
company undor TIN firm Of the Tiverton Print
Works, the owners Of the said lot and building
and on the 3lst October, 1889, the said Tiverton
Print Works. and all others interested in said lo
Of land and building had legal notice cfthe same
according to the requsitions Of the act aforesaid
as appears by the annexed certificate Of the rowr
Clerk Of TNorton, that the aforesaid SUN Of Fou
hundred forty four dollars 80 cts, was due ant
unpaid at the filing Of this petition, your Peii
TONERS, therefore, pray the Hon. Court to pass
decree, ordering the estate aforesaid TO be SOLD
in conformity to the act aforesaid, for the pay
inent Of the debt aforesaid of your said petition
era, aud such other debts and demands of sucl
other lien creditors AZ shall be proved under tho
provisions Of the aforesaid act ; and that sucl
further proceedings may be had in the premises
as shall DO in conformity to said lien act. Notice
is hereby given TO all creditors having lien or
said estate. that they appear Mt the next term
said Court, to be holden at Newport, within ant
for the County Of Newport, on the fourth Mon
day Of November uex., and make out their sovc
raj claims according to law.
Il DANIEL c. DENIlAM, Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
u BY HIS HoNoR,
SAMUEL. WARD KING,
.qeting Gose'nor. Captain Central and Com
nsandtr IN Chief Of the State Of
Rhode Island and Propi-
dence Plantations. |i'
\ PR0OlAMA11 1100M.

a PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS ,he General Assembly of
the State aforesaid, on the second day
of November instant, passed the follow
ing resolutions, TO wit
Resoired by this General Assembly,
that Thursday, the twenty-eighih day
Of November instant, be set apart as n
day of Thanksgiving and Praise to Al
mighty God, by the Pepole Of this State.
That it be recommended TO this People
to assemble on that dny in their several
places of public worship, and there with
grateful hearts, TO acknowledge the mani
fold blessings of his experimenting Pro-
vidence, in the preservation Of their
lives and health /: in the preservation Of
their public peace in the rich bounties
Of his nature and her fruitful seasons
for the supply Of all the physical wants
Of all his creatures /: and especially for
the gift Of the immortal mind Of man /:
and of the means Of its preparation for
an higher and more glorious 81 ate Of
being : accompanied with devout sup
plications to their Divine Benefactor,
that they may be duly grateful to Him,
for these and all his other inestimable
favors and that they may live lives
acceptable to Him, and well pleasing in
His sight. And it is further recommcn-
ded, that this people on that day abstain
from all secular business, and from all
recreations unbecoming that religious
festival.
Resolved, also, that his Honor, the
acting Governor, issue his Proclamation
for the observance Of that day, in pur-
suancc of the foregoing resolution.
| do therefore, pursuant to the above
reciied resolution, issue this my procla-
nation, to make known the same, that
the good people Of this State may con-
form thereto.
Given under my hand and seal of said
State, at Providence this fourth day
Of November, in tho year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and thirty
nine, and Of Independence the sixty
fourth.
SAMUEL WARD KING.
by HIS HoNOR's COMMAND
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
II E GAL OTICES.|
State Of RhOde'Island, &c.

NEWPORT. &c., Clerks Office, Com1 of Com
mon Pleas. County Of .Vtcpori,
.Nop. 5h, 1889.
w WHEREAs, Cook Bordon and WWiam
w Coggeshai. doing business in company
under the firm OF Cook Borden g. Co., in Fail
River, Mass, have filed their petition in this
Office, setting forth, that by virtue of an acl
Of the General Assembly Of said Sinle. passed
at the January session. A. ID. 1884, they had
u lien on lot of land situate in Tiverton, in
said county, with The building thereon, erect
ed Oh or near the ssme site where u building
was recently burned down, commonly called
the" Blue Dye House." for materials furnish
cd in the erecting and finishing said building,
as by the account annexed amounting TO
One hundred and twenty seven dollars 92 cts.
the said lot is bounded Ms follows
that on the I'd day of October, A. ID. 1880.
they filed in the Office of the Town Clerk of
The Town Of Tivcitin, in which SAID lot of
land and building lies. their aforesaid account,
charging the same to John Cl,a,burn, of Fall
River, William Canedy aud Thomas Charm
Icy, both Of Tiverton, Manufacturers, now or
late all doing business IN company und r the
firm of the 1iveron Pint Works, the owners
Of the snid lot and building an on tho 81 II
of October, 1889, the sald Tiver,on PRINT
Works and all others interested in said lot of
land and building had legal notice of the
same, according 10 The acquisitions of the
act aforesaid NJ appears by the annexed Ger
tlficate of the ':own Clerk Of Tlverton, thut
the aforesaid sum of One hundred and TWEEN
ty seven dollars % cts. was due and unpaid
at the filing of this petition. petition
ers, therefore, pray the Hon. Court to pass a
decree, ordering the estate aforesaid to be
sold in conformity to the act aforesaid, for
the payment Of the debt aforesaid Of your
said petitioners, and snch other debts aud
demands of such other lien creditors os shall
be proved under the provisions Of the aiorc-
said act, and that such further proceedings
may be had in the premises as shall be in
conformity to said lien act. Notice is here.
by given 10 all creditors having lien on said
estate, that they appear ut the next term o.
said Court, to be holden at Newport, within
aud for The County of Newport, on the fourth
Monday of November next, and make out
their several claims according to law.
DANIEL C.. ENHAM, Clerk.
III Nov. T.
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y y q 8 rs s .

In this town on the 2lth ult, Mrs. Susanna Luther,
widow Of Capt. Ezekiel I.nther, aged so years.
On Tuesday 29th ult Ruth r. Bliss, daughter M the
late Henry Bliss, Esq. aged IS years
On Tuesday 29th, Mrs. Eliza seatle wife OF Mr.. Eb-
erezer Seattle and daughter Of Mr.. George Fowler of
rth-Kingston, In the 43d wear OF her age.
On Thursday last Mrs. Elizabeth Barker, wife of Mr..
Alfred Barker, and daughter Of the late Capt Samuel
A lmy, aged SO years.
AT the Newport Asylum, on the 18th ult., Mr. Ma
tlsnel G. Ellery, agod 20 years.
In Providence, on Thursday evening, the 3lst ult.,
Mrs. Adelino H. Bennett, wife of MIR. Cornelius w. Is.
Bennett, aud daughter of Mr. Thomas Friend, of this
town, aged 80 years.
At Georgctown, IS. q. on the goth ult., Of Tyrhus
fever Mr. George r. Congdon, aged SO years. formerly
/ OF Warwick.
In London, Eng, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Gov.
ernor Of Greenwich Hospital. Is WIS Commodore o
the British squadron in Long Island sound during the
/ last war;
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
FALL GOODS.

VOHN 7. TOWNSEND offers for sale
q" some handsome Brosdclcihs and Cassi.
meres also, ladies Cloths sullnblc for Clnnks;
also, a great variety oi French and English
Merinos nearly as handsome ns French
Flnnncs of all colors-winier Callcos- llo-
sicry-supcrior black Italian silk Cravais-
Pilot Clo,ls-.Kcrseys-.stuu, Saitineis-
honespun Fhnncls--.siout Ticklng-tnblc
Covers-Piano Covers-brown linen Table
Clo,hs-stont red ,willed Flsnnols-- RussiG
Diapcr-Cra.h--s lot Of the best WoollcI
Yarn large Merino Brochc and Blanke
Shawls, with variety Of o,hor Goods.
OI1i
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& 4 q q : a & = $.

In this town, the 24th ult., by the Rev. Mr. Ross
Mr.. William II. Cnrd, TO Miss Mary 4. Hammond,
daughter Of Capt. John r. Hammond, all Of this town.
In New York, on Thursday last, by the Rev. DIR.
Minor Mr. Henry Il. Brewster, Of sy yracuse, New York
To Miss Susan u. Townsend, daughter Of Mr.. Thomas
Townsend, of this town.
In Pawtucket, by the Rev. Mr. Fuller, Mr.. William,
ID. Cranston Of this town, To Miss Hannah f. Iowland
Of Cumberland.
In Hnckey, Medina county, Ohio, on the 9th ult. by
the Rev. A. Bronson, Mr.. VIM b. Jarnian, Jr of the
Arm Of F. T. Jnrman, Il Co. of New Haven, Conn. Ia
Miss Emma, daughter OF James Morrel Esq. OF the
former place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07

NEWPORT, Sc CLERKS Office. Court of Com
mon Pleas, County Of .Newport,
.Nop. 5, 1889,

NEWPORT, Sc Clerks Office. Court of Com
mon Pleas, County Of NcWport,
Mop. 5, 1899,
w IIEREAS, Joseph c. .1nihony, OF Fall
w River, IN the county OF Bristol, and
Con fnonwealth Of Massa :husetts, has filed
his petition in this office setting forth that by
virtue Of an act of the General Assembly of
said State, passed at the January session, A.
ID. 1884, he hid lien on lot Of land situate
in said Tv.rton in the county aforesaid, with
the building thereon, for materials furnished
in the erecting and finishing said building,
as by the account annexed, amounting to
twenty one dollars 80 cts.-the said lot oi
land is bounded as follows: easterly by the
road leading from Fail River to the stone
bridge, southerly on land of Isaac Palmer.
westerly and nnrlherly on land Of Thomas
Uilbour containing twenty one rods.-Tbat
on the 18th dny of October, A. ID. 1888, he
fled in tho Office of the Town clerk Of the
town Of Tiverton, in which said lot Of land
and building lies, his aforesaid account, char
gng the same to Jacob Collins Of Tiverton.
the owner of said lot and building; and on
the 3lst day Of October, 1889, the SAID Jacob
Collins and all others interested in said lot
oflani aud bnildng, had legal notice Of the
same, according 10 the requSiiions Of the act
aforesaid, as appcaas by the annexed cerilf.
cate of the Town clerk of Tivcr,on that the
aforesaid rum of twenty. one dollars 30 cts.
was do and unpaid ut the filing OF this pc
, ton.-Ynur petitioner, therefore. prays that
/ Hon. cont to pass a decree ordcrug the
estate aforesaid to b. sold IN conformity To
the act aforesaid, for the payment of the deb,
aforesaid o. your petitioner, aud such other
debts and demands Of such other lien credit
ors os shall be proved under the PROVISIONS
of the aiorcsatc act, aud that such further
Il proceedings may be had in the premises as
| shall be in conformity to said lien act No.
tice is therefore hereby given to ali creditors
Il having a lien on said estate, that they appear
| at the next term Of said court, to be holden a
Newport, within and for the county Of New
port, on the fourth Monday of Novcmbc
next, and make out their several claims nc
cordng to law.
DANIEL C. DENHAM, Clerk.
i Nov. Z.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
CnMMlSSlGllCRS NlIlGE.

'1'HE Conr, Of Probate of Newport. having
extended the time for receiving md al
lowing claims of creditors against the estat,
Of Joseph ". Etiy, late Of Newport, dec. fo
the term of two months; notice il therefor,
hereby given tha, we will meet ~ the office
Of H. H. Homiqni. on the last Saturday II
November, and the first Saturday IN January
ncx,, nj 9 O'Clock p IN. for The purpose o. ex'
aiming the claims against said estate thai
may be- presented.
Henry J. Hudson,
William Vars, Comm'rs.
Benz. B. iIowland, }
Newport, nov z, 1880.
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NOTICE..

nN the frat day of December, shall com.
" mcnce selling the balance Of my Goods
ut Auction. Until then. will sell Tor Cash
or approved credit, nil,or any part. ut or under
Cost. Most Of my Goods now consist Of
Cloths, Csssimeres. Sat'inets, undressed
French Merinos ard Wcolens in general,
which sre oil good md seasonnblc.
Oct 81. WM. JAMES TlLLEY.