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The Southern journal., 1846-03-21

GeTWe are authorized TO announce
ALEXANDER B. MACLEOD, Attorney
Il Counsellor al Law, of the county of JEFF
ierson. as a candidate for Vice Chancellor
for the Southern District Of Mississippi,
at the election in May next.
The Southern journal., 1846-03-21

We learn that a dreadful disease is pre-
vailing to an alarming extent in Floyd
county, Indiana 1t is said that all who
have been attacked with it have died.
The first symptoms are chilIness, severe
vomiting, paroxysnl, congestion of the
brain, followed Immediately by death.
The Southern journal., 1846-03-21

The correspondent of the New
York Telegraph writes:
"The administration considers the
state OF things in Mexico as extremely
critical-more SO by far than at any
other time since the annexation of
Texas. An agent has, been sent
down, with instructions to Mr.. Sidell
to demand a reception forthwith, and
il refused to return. This will bring
the whole matter to a. close of some
sort, and, looking TO extremeties, our
squadron in the Gulf has been ordered
of Vera cruz.' must permit myself
to hope, notwithstanding all these
embarrassing appearances, that some
understanding will be effected by
which rupture with Mexico may be
avoided. l cannot disabuse my mind
of the conviction, that war with
Mexico would before many months
inevitably extend itself 10 other and
more formidable Powers. To avert
one is to save the other"
The Southern journal., 1846-03-21
Nj. Jphn Duncan, the American Traveller.


Letters have been received by the Roy
al Geographical Society from Mr.. Duncan,
ofrecent date, intimating his return to Cape
Coast, after an absence of eight months in
the interior of Africa The details of his
journey are shortly expected by The
Geographical Society. We are informed
that since the days of Mungo Park, of whom
he brings authentic information, no travel
ler has accomplished jourfge of such
magnitude and interest in that continent
lie reached the latitude Of thirteen degrees
six minutes north, longitude one degree
three minutes east, passing through
country hitherto perfect blank on all our
maps, and receiving on his way many
proofs of kindness and good will from the
native kings and Cabarcers, which may
Ultimately have the effect OF checking, if not
entirely putting en- end TO, The slave-trade
in the holbed of slavery, Dahomey. Mr..
Duncan brought with him in safety to the
coast many specimens of rare animals and
birds.-Globe.
The Southern journal., 1846-03-21
For vice Chancellor of the Southern
District.

dNrWe are authorized 10 announce the
Hon. POWHATTAN ELLIS, Of Adams
county, as candidate for the office of
Vice Chancellor for the Southern District
of Mississippi. The district composes the
counties of Jefferson, Adams, Wilkinson,
Amile, Franklin, Copiah, Lawrence, Ma
ZION, Pike, Hancock, Harrison, jackson,
Greene, Wayne, Perry, Jones and Coving-
ton. Election On the first Monday of
May next.
The Southern journal., 1846-03-21

In New Zealand there has been discoy,
cred the remains ofmonstrous birds mea.
suring II feet in height, and possessing
corresponding strength. The natives can
give account Of the time al which these qi.
gantic bipeds existed it must have been at
a very remote period.
The Southern journal., 1846-03-21
Allen, of OHIO, and Mr.. Hannegan of In

The correspondent Of The Baltimore
American gives the following brief report OF
the scene which cnsued:
Both Mr.. Allen and Mr.. ITannegan &c.
manded, and in a manner as excited as il
was perenpiory, to know if the Senator
from North Carolina spoke for the Execu.
tive when he decared that the President
would compromise the question upoa the
line Of 40.
Mr.. Haywood, in reply to Mr. Allen,
said that what he had said he would abide
by. But no Senator with an air ofperson-
al authority should demand of him what he
had said. and whether Or not he spoke for
the Executive. He had written what he
had spoken before he uttered il, and now
that his speech was delivered, he should
print it.
Mr. Allen, in great perturbation, went on
to demand--l could not hear what--but he
was immediately called TO order by Mr..
Westcott, Of Florida.
Mr.. Haywood said he would save TIE
Senator from Ohio great deal of trouble by
telling him at once that he should not an.
swer his questions.
Mr.. Allen--"l am glad, then, that the
Senator takes back what he has said.n
Mr.. Haywood--"I am glad TO see that
my speech lakes" Great laughter
Mr. Hannegan now rose to argue that
Texas and Oregon were twin questions.
and had been SO considered when before
Congress year since. He held, too, that
the Executive would be nconceiyable base
If he would compromise the Oregon oues.
ton short OF 81 40.
He woodland here quote his own
words--'be beyond resurrection, and reach
a fall so profound--a damnalion so deep
that the hand of resurrection could MOI,
reach him. His falsehood would be
greater than that of the serpent him
self"
Mr.. II. was also particularly disturbed
by remark of Mr.. Haywood that all the
excitement which had arisen upon this
question was in consequence of desire
of certain small men to fill large places
'Bet,er do So" said the Senator from In.
diana, ethan be the subservenl supple fol-
lower down the back stairs of the Executive
And let the Senator from North Carolina
remember, TOO, the maxim, which says, those
who live in glass houses should mol throw
stones"
In conclusion, he again denounced the
Executive as having lied beyond the father
OF lies himself, if he should ever be willing
TO take less than 54 40. The debate
was infinitely amusing TO those who
heard it.
The Senate, at half past o'clock, ad
journed till Monday
In the House, the same day as well as on
Friday, the business was totally devoid of
general interest. The Harbor bill was
The principal subject of debate. The
House voted to pay Mr.. Farlee, ofN. j.
who contested the seat of Mr.. Runk unsuc-
cessfully--his mileage and three months
pay; and refused TO pay Mr.. ]. M. Bolts
the same, who contested the seat of Mr..
Jones.
The Southern journal., 1846-03-21
rOUR AGENTS.-no

The following named gentlemen are
our authorised Agents to receive subscrip-
tiona to the "SoUTHERN JOURNAL" and
receipt for the same.
SAMUEL JAYNE, Brookhaven, Mi.
w. p. BAcGETT, Georgetown, Mi.
S. A. MATTHEWS, liolmesville, Nj.
J. M. CARR, Columbia, Mi.
IF. ROBERTSON, Williamsburg, Mi
JOHN CRossIN, Mount Carmel, Mi.
NJ. A. BANKS, Westville, Mi.
ROBERT B. LIcoN, China Grove, Mi.
The Southern journal., 1846-03-21

The Milton Chronicle says that duel
was lately fought in Virginia, Weapons,
pocket pistols; distance, $50 yards; no se-
conds, no surgeons, melody hurt.
The Southern journal., 1846-03-21

The N. o. Delta says, that hustle is
intended 10 answer the same purpose of a
tail TO kite. Its object is 10 keep the
giddy thing steady.
The Southern journal., 1846-03-21
SilglIaT E,aCt.

In an address lately delivered by Past
Grand Master R. G. Scott, before the
Grand Lodge of Virginia, we find the
following statement: .From sources of
information on which ! entirely rely, |
state the fact, that fifty nt least of those who
signed the Declaration of Independence
were Masons, and the same history informs
us that every Major General ofthe Revolu-
tionary army was Mason save one, and
that one was BENEDICT ARNOLD"
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-01-14

me, 1 asked ner who did? The man they would
not let me have she answered."
asked her what he did! o. Se gave me a great
deal Of trouble in my mind, "she replied; o! They
kilt me! they kilt me! she repeated this several
lines over. walked forward and tried to reach
her but she KEEP. the same distance from me
asked her il she had taken any thing that had
killed her she answered o! | don't-Oh! don't
the froth in her mouth seemed to stop her utter
ance.( Then she said) =.
"Oh they kilt the! they kit mel" Thissh re
peaied number of times. asked her who kill
ed you'll will show YOU" she said. Then she
went out of the. back door near the fence and
followed her. There saw two men whom
knew standing. They looked cast down and de-
iected. l saw them begin at their feet and melt
down like lead melting, uuii they were entirely
melted then bluc blaze two inches thick burned
over the surface Of the melted mass; then all be-.
gan bubbing up like lime Stacking. turned to
see ~here The woman was but she was gone: |
looked oack again and all was gone and dark
The next time saw The woman in the
back yard, about five o'clock P. NJ She saId'
f" want YOU 10 tell ito repent. Oh, If he
would repent. But he won't he wont, he cant.
John was bad man." and mutiered something
| could not understand. She then said, "Do you
know where Frain's Lake is?" She then asked
another question of much importance aud said,
=" Don't tell of that"
| asked her it should inform the public on the
two men that she said had killed her. She re-
piled, There will be lime. The time is com.
ng The time will come, :" &c. several times,
But oh their end! Their end! their wicked end!
land mu,tercd something about Joseph, aud all was
dark.
The next time saw her was on the sixth Of
November. about midnight, in the bedroom. She
was dressed 10 white; her hands hung down by
her side-s,ood very straight, aid looked very pale
she said 4" don't want any body here" Il
wan, no body here;" and muttered over something
I did not understand, except now and lhen the
word Joseph. She then said, :" | wanted to tell
a secre, aud thought had" Aud all was gone
and dark.
In all her conversation she used the Irish &C.
cent; intermIxed in all her conversation was the
expression very often repeated, they have kilt me,
Oh they have KILT me; and also the name Of Jo-
seph.
The above was duly sworn to before William
Perry Esq. at Ann Arbor, Dec. 9Th. 1s45.
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Medical Notice.
IN CHANCERY, SECOND CIRCUIT.

IN CHANCERY, SECOND CIRCUIT.
WMI hereas at Court Of Chancery for the
w Second Circuit for the state of Michigan
held at Ann Arbor OH The 10Th day of july A. ID.
lS45 in the cause wherein Arden HI. Ballard
was complainant, and Philander HascaIl, Mary
Ann Hascali, George N Skinner, and Lorin C..
Miles were defendants, it was decreed by the
Chancellor of SAID state, that the premises herein
described, should be sold at public auction under
the direction of one of the masters Of this Court.
NOTICE is therefore hereby given, that BY
virtue of of said decree, will the twenty
day of February next at the hour of one O'clock
P. M. ofthat day expose for sale at public aac-
ton at the Court House in The County OF WASH
enaw, and stale of Michigan, all and singular the
premises with the appurtenances contained IN said
decree and the mortgage therein mentioned, de-
scribed as follows viz: situate in The village Of
Ypsilanti County of Washtenaw stale OF Michigan
aforesaid and bounded as follows to wit: Begin
ming at the North East corner o. village lot three
hundred and twenty nine 1927 thence south aloug
the line of Huron street four rods, thence West
nine rods. thence North four rode TO an alley.
thence East along the south line of said alley tn
the place of beginning. Sale ABSOLUTE and iihou
redemption. Terms Cash.
C. JOSLIN
Master iu Chancery.
E. nj. SKINNER.
Cmplls SlIctrs. Sow
Dated January Isl 1916.
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Important News.

N SAMSON. Authorised agent fof the sale Of the
u. genuine Wstar's Balsam Of Wild Chiefly. buens
ans Hungarian Baisam. Fogers Olcsaonian. Jaynes
Expecorant Syrup, Rowands improved Tonic Mixture
coms:ock & Co.'S. Medicines. including OIdfdges
Balm Columbia. Connels Pain Extractor, .Hsts Linz
ment, Extract of Ssrsaparilla, &c &c. Shermnns
Lozenges and Plasters, Deans Chemical Plaster Jew
Davids or Hebrew Plaster, Daeys Pain Fxtractof.
Fospates and Godtreys Cordial. Fahnestocks Vermuge
BrsoIs Sarsaparlla Osgoods India Cholagogue, Wash
ington Elixsr Eastern Tonic. Allebas's Medicines
Wrigbts Indian Vegetable Pills. Gregolys, Phinneys.
Smiths University and Smiths Sugar Coated. Rushs,
Hasteds IIerricks. Peters Resurrection or Persian,
Muscovetus, Tomato Lees. Moffas, and Picra Pills.
supply of the above alw avs on hand.
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YPNIL Il NTI
Shrine of Fashion.

TIME Subscriber would inform his friends and the
IL public generally that he has commenced business
in Ypsilanti directly opposite the Office Of Vanceve &
Co. where all orders in the
TAILORING LINE
will be executed with accuracy. neatness and dispatch
Ills long familiarity with the business. together with
strict attention to the taste and wishes Of his customs
ers md every material change of fashion. will be
sufficient guarantee his friends and patrons. that all
orders, whether of fine and ornamental. or coarse
and substantial kind will be done in durable ana
rusty manner.
The subscriber would further state. that he intends
TO employ but experienced journeymen which he
thinks will be an additional motive TO all those who
have garments make to give him call rather than
to have them pass into the hands of children and ap
prentices. s
~ B. Easy coats and garments of every description
for farmers and aborng cut on shore notice and
warranted in all cases. J. k. WALKER.
Yps,lanti July 29th lS45 21tf.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN In the matter
County Of Washtenaw Of the estate Of
Asa NJ Ballard deceased.
n Office is hereby given, that in pursuance
~ Of license and authority granted TO the IN
dersigned administrator of the estate Of Asa. N.
Ballard, late of said County. deceased, by The
Hon. Judge Of Probate Of said County Of Wash
enaw, OH the % day of December A. ID. 1915;
there will be sold, al public auction. TO The high.
est bidder, at the dwelling house on the premises
hereinafter described, in the township of Ypsilan-
IT, in said County, on Monday the second day of
February A. ID. 1916, at 10 O'Clock the forenoon
of that day. provided the premises bring at least
their full appraised value, as certified by apprai.
sers according to law all the right, title and in
terest Of said deceased, in aud to the following
described premises to vital that certain piece
or parcel of land, situate, lying, and being in the
the township of Ypsilan,i, County of Washlenaw
aud State of Michigan, and known and described
as follows, VIZ: Being the East half of the north
east quarter Of section twenty.f five (25) in town.
ship three (3) south Of Range seven East"
And also at the same time and place, one large
breaking up plow.
EUROTUS MORTON,
Administrator,
January 9Th 1916. SO 4w
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTlCE is hereby given,hat on the 18th day
IN oDanusry 1916, a. 10 o'clock Am. At the
house of E. Sprague in the township of Saline.
will be sold at public Auction to the highest bidder
the following described land, belonging 10 the Es.
tate of Lowell Goodman, late of the County of
Macomb, deceased. All that certain parcel of
land described as follows. to wit, commencing
from the west half of The N. E. i of Sec. No. g
Township s. Of Range 5 E. Commencing at
The S. W. corner of said or. Sec. thence N.
100 rods on the line of said or. Sec. thence E. so
rods to the corner of parcel of land decided to
Russell Briggs, thence 8. 40 rods, thence E. 20
rods to the line OF said Or. Sec. thence S. 22 rods
thence w. 20 rods, thence s. As rods, TO the cen.
tcs line of said Sec. thence w. 60 rods TO the
place of beginning; coniainigg II acres of lands
the same beiCg more or less.
A. A. GOODMAN.
Administrator on the Estate of
Lowell Goodman, deceased.
Dated January Isl, 1916 Sow
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Fashionable Tailoring.
WVHE SUBSCRIBER would respect

NNHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully In
IL Term h's friends and public that he has pisa
received T. Divers splendid report OF the present Fall
and Winter Fashions from New York at his old stand
next 10 Hewits store, Main street. Ypsilanii. Naval
and Military unif.,rms, Ladies Cloaks, PelIisses, and
Riding Habits either plain braided equal work
done IN the best shops in New York. He would also
beg leave TO say that his eldest is the youngest
apprentice, he has in his shop who has worked at
the business seven years and half: With this assu-
rance. thai parans asaa need labor under 10 an
prehenson that their work will be done in The hest
styi' THIS Is no tadanso ii is with talors
shops where they advertise keep the best Journey
men, certain Tailoress has quit ing because
she has MOI st pay Jas she says for the last coat she
made soT h,n oai as the gentleman has got boy that
has worked hse months the trade he can perhaps
get along 'out ,he lady. And in order to encourage
cash paymeMs he will do any description Of tailoring
at haii has original prices and orders attended to
promptly, he thinks when his friends, .he farmers
are getting their cloth up this fail it would be worth
their while to keep in mind this. VIM. WILKINSON
YpsiIanti, October 81, 1645. 4Ou
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la CHANCERY SECOND CIRCUIT.

John Y Larzelere lHN Pursuance and by vir-
VS. tue of decree of this
James W. Waterbury >court made in the above en-
titled cause the 10TH day of July A. D. s45 notice
hereby gven that the undersigned, one of the
Masters of the said Court, will on Tuesday the llth.
day of November next of the clock in the alter
of that day, expose for sale at Puoc Auction at
the YpsiIant House. kept by Abal Hawkins, IN the
village of Ypsilant. County of WashteaarS. State of
Michigan to the highest bidder, all the following de-
scrbet piece. parcel of and with the aPpurenan.
ces rhereuno belonging, situated in the Village Of Up
silan aforesaid known and described aa Village Lot
number one hundred and twenty six l26) containing
forty seven rods Of ground, be the same more or less
according The plat upon record ut the Recordersot-
fee in Ann Arbor in said County. The sale will be
absolute.
Dated September 10th A. D. 1S45
SKINNER & JosIIS GEO. DANFORIH
Compts. Sol. MASTER IN CHANcERf
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LIST OF LETTERS.
ND EMAINING in the Post Office at Ypsil
HI anti January LIST 1s46.
Anderson Chas McCeferty john
Anderson JOSEPH Munroe John
Andrews Thomas Il Marrelong David
Andrews Mrs Chas Morgan James
Avery N [. Mckinney Miss [,
Albright Geo NAKED WIN
Adams A r Gus Mss l.
Bloomingburgh MichaelNaracong David
Balou Byron Nichols H
Brown Perrin Newell B
Banker III e. Post IL Deren
Corby Warren Philips Joel 2
Carpenter r F 3 Pick VIM
Criticized Mrs Betsy Parke A q
Carpenter N NJ Read Truman
Carpenter Mrs Rose
Christian Thos Rosebrook Elisha
Cady Darius Robson Henry
Crawford VIM Rooza Moses
CASH Smith Ryan Thos
Dewy Cyrus2 Robason A
Eaton David Rogers Joseph
Flower Vino Stuart Eliza
Freeman Asher Suggit Richard
Furgason w Soulhard SP
Gleason VIM Shaw Spencer
Gale ii y Sutton Clark
Gaunt Thomas Stones Abram
Griffin H II Trusber Miss Ellen
Gregory Nj Throop Geo
Harrington Miss F C Udell L
Johnson Jas2 Vining Mary A
Johnston f VIZ Van Derheyden Derrick
Johnson Henry Wheeler Warner
Jackson j Whimore Mrs l.
Jones NJ White Benz
kanouse UZzial. White p
Kinney Nathan Ward Jas
Lowell Wilde Washburn Geo
McCany Hiram Wolven J
FIX. REXFORD, p. M.
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n ND examine Samsons stock of Books Stationary,
"A Fancy Goods. Jewelry and Plated ware Musical
Instruments,
TOYS AND
YANKEE NOTIONS,
To say nothing of the other department of his business
They all know he keeps the best assortment and the
best Of
Drugs and Medicines
and sells them the cheapest Of any one liz town. notwh
standing the "great decline" EPSON Salts and Sui
phor within the last four months
He wishes more particularly to say TO and all
that he has just received the largest stock Of Books
and Stationary mat be found in the county, and he
pledges himself to adhere strictly Detroit city prices
in their disposal and if he does that mo
ably find fault at high prices of their being
little or no competition for any person, upon enquiry
will hnd that many kinds of Books are sold lower in
Detroit. than they retail for in the city of New York.
Reader you will find among his stock. almost every
thing in the shape of book from No. 10 quarto Ri.
Bile. down 20 the ''devil on two sticks" Just call and
see for yourselves. Aft
Ypsilant, November Is. 1885,
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IN CHANCERY, SECOND CIRCUIT.
wv HEREAS at the Court Of Chancery for
w the second circuit for The state Of Mich
igan, held at Ann Arbor on the fifteenth day of
July A. ID. 1910, in the cause wherein John
Chamberlin was complainant and Wells Chamber
lin and Jonathan Seely were defendants, it was
decreed by the Chancellor Of said State, that the
premises herein described should be sold at pub
lie auction under the direction of one Of the mas
tiers of this Court.
NOTICE is, therefore, hereby given, that, by
virtue of said decree, will, on The 25th day of
February next, at the hour of one o'clock P. M.
expose for sale at public auction al The House of
Abial Hawkins, in The village of Ypsilanti in the
County Of Washtenaw and state of Michigan all
and singular the premises, with the appurIenan-
ces contained IN said decree and Mortgage, des.
cribed as follows, viz: The east half of the south
east quarter of section thirteen township three
south of Range six east, in the Detroit Land Dis
trct, containing eighty acres. Sale absolute and
without redemption. Terms cash.
C. JOSLIN.
Master in Chancery.
GRIDLEY d SKINNER.
Solicitors for Cmplts.
Dated January LIST 1916. 30 CIV
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Grand River Plaster.
II AN Barrels of Grand River Plaster
W. inst received and for sale at the
Depot by NORRIS g. FOLLETT
August, g., 1915 2ou
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Beautiful ANIMALS
For 1916.
The May flower,
Forget me not.
American Poets gift,
&" Roso Of Sharon,
=" Amulet,
Christian annual,
WmtergrGen,
4" Moss Rose,
+" Drawing room Annual,
And many others jus; received at samsons Book
Store ! ALSO
n AA VOLUMES of small gift books.
IL wv consisting in part of Literary Gems
Tokens. KeePsakes and Poems, Embossed and
Gilt, together with Poems of N. P. Willis, Milton,
Campbell, Young, Moore, Pollok, Mrs. Sigour.
ney, Mrs. Hemans Miss Landon, Ossan, &c.
ALSO
The works of Goldsmith, Cialmer, Sydney Smith,
Josephus, Dick, Robert Burns.
The life of Brant, by WnsA Stone,
Sears works Illustrated
D'Aubigne's History of Reformation
Allisons History ofEurope.
Rambles in Yucatan,
kidders sketches Of Brazil.
Boa's History of American Revolution
Rollins Ancient History,
Lockharts Life of Sir Waller Scott, in VOL
Shakespeare. Cowper, aud Thompson,
PlutarcAs Lives, Robert Burns, and host of 9th
ersloo numerous 10 mention for sale low by
E. SAMSON.
November, &c, 1916. 44f
ENGLlSH AND AMERICAN Drawing
~ Books, MezotDt India Ink Drawing Pa
per, Pencil Brushes, Newmans Paints and Others
and all the tools for drawing and painting at the
Book store of E.. SAMSON.
YPsilani Nov. 49, ls45 44r
Blanks! Blanks! Blanksll
Justices Blanks, Road Warrants, dc. for sale
al this Office.
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Clocks and Watches
Nj. A. PARK .

NJ. A. II ARK
QEGS leave to say the citizens of Ypsilanti and
ID the adjacent towns that he has established himself
in the CLOCK AND WATCH REPAIRING bust.
ness in part of the
Book and Drug Store
of E. Samson, where he will be happy TO receive a
share of public patronage.
Having served regular apprenticeship at the busi-
and since been in the employ of some Of the bes
workman east, he faters himself that he can give en-
tire satisfaction all who may fit to employ him.
good assortment of well selected Watch materials
constantly on hand and all kinds of
CLOCKS WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
carefully repaired and warranted.
Ypsilati, November lS, 1916. 42tf.