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Washington telegraph., 1847-09-22

this place was by the Delaware. had no
public object in view in taking that route
yet Indifferent ! am not nor cannnt ba 10
these manifestations Of popular reear, nof
TO any thing which connects ma with the
honor, welfare aud glory oi my county
lGresl applause.
"Genlirmen ol tho Committee If New
lork--l have truly anl sincerely diislos.
el ihe purpose Of tho journey, hnl eln.
nj but deeply feel this manifestation Of
your rospco, aud regarl--it Is received
wish ihinkllln,ss, an cSeilcs the warmesl
feelings ol my heart, that |, private aud
humble citizen, without an atmY, wiihuut
a navy without even eonstab.es stall
should have been met Al every stop ri my
progress with the kinlrsi manifestations ui
feeling, of which a President. Mnnafah
or an Emperor might well be proud =
lGreh pp'uase.)
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-22
eqHn
sz3E
Hl
NJ
POOR JACK.

The child of drunken sailor asked hla'
Tor bread. lnilaied by his request. tha
dissolnle father spnrned him from him with
his foot, aud the child tell into the sea from
the beach. Nothing could be done from
tho shore, aud the child soon disappeared
but the arm oi Providence was soon extend.
cd over hin, aud by elinglng to an aaf, CT
raft, he iloued I'LL picked up by vesse!
then under way. Tho child could only tell
them bic name was Jack, hul the humani.
" Of the agew led lhem to take care aI
him. Poor Jack was promoted to wait up,
on the officers, received instructions eas.
ly was quick aud steady and served in
some actions Ia the last war he had oh.
tained 81 much promotion, lhal he was aR.
pointed 10 take caro- ul the wounded SEA,
men. lie observed ono with Bible uu.
der his head, and shovel him so much At.
lenlion, that tho man. when he WAS neaf
dying, requested Jack 10 accept this lliblei
which had boen the means oil feelalming
him toom sin, by some eifcums'aneest
Poor Jack recognized in tho peaiisni sail.
mr. hia once cruel father. Such was TIM
affecting story. o.. rrlated at meeting oI
Ihe Brighton Bible Society by a stranger,
who requested permission 10 address the
company, L made powerful impression
IN all present, which was not lessoaed
when the speaker added. with modest
lnw, "anl ladies aud gentlemen. am poef
lack
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-22

A DEctPLE ar RoyGE.--rhe Washing,
ton correspondent of tho New York Her.
aid. SAYS: A Dr.. Koek, Of Germany, a dis
cipls Of Ronge the refonNor, is here. llo
comes out wo understand, under the nd,
vice and counsel OF Rongs. Ills object is,
wo are informed, to establish sort OF
Catholic Church in Washington, inGepend,
ent Of the See Of Rome, and we are furh-
or ap7rised, that it's the purpose Of Ronge
to sand out minister or two into foreign
nations generally, preaching the Catholic
faith, entirely Independent Of the heal 9l
tho Church at Rome,
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-22
COP.gRT.VERN NHEP.

u HE undersigned hay,us uu.oiei opldi
Y thip on ihe 1T Of Apul, lsil, Ef The y
pose OF doing a general Snrgs mad tpuui s
Bns.Hsu, IN tho ioWn OF fu.tUu, unirI thenl
aud style Of BLpuk, BHurufR y Co, woid
sprotlully inform their friends and tir pub.r g
orally that hayiae leased tho Upper Warho
Of Mr. T. j. smith, they are uow FrpIla
receive goods "a storage,
AUGUSTUS BLOCK
!, HENRY BlpCk
Fulton, Nay !, isii.ll
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-22

OmCIS ~ Bors IN HoHsRs. AND rmnIR
CURG.--N- Porter; lhave observed la,s.
y much speculation as 10 tho origin of tho
bot or grub. have read Mr. MiIcholl'l
account Of his ctpenmen, in killing tho
worms, after izking ihcm RON the stomach
Of the dead horse.
ASH should be- our object 10 do all lhs
good wo can mankind. | feel il my duty 10
give the wodI what think a certain rem.
edy lor the hot grlb, without commenting
how they ind thoir way into the horses
stomach, or how they are formed. II Is
enough that such thing does exist as bols
in horses, aud that it /, important how to
get lid OF them, When We ascertain our
horses are Affected with them.
10 make tho bo. or grab le; 60 his holi.
give the horse 4 quart oi molassas ye,lk
solved sugar with quart Of syT, ho,se nj
case then pplyefi-. ono olga'h oil pouhi
oc H. =, ..,iSs iSe' It in quart Of warm wa
~. % sld lronch your hor,e-atrr which.
in two hours or loss, give Tho horse one
pound of sa!is. anl yon will ind the bots
in the dung lhaye never failed. | think
dbl. ia, aaer all tho specllaiions and cures
| hsys seen. n. only remedy that will, "
q -yuAlnly, remove lhe bots.
Tho molussss aud sweet mix causes the
bot to let go aud prey upon tho swoeining
the alum contracts him. and the salts
passes him of,-Spirit Of he Times.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-22

4 LEssoN ruR FANArIcs.-'fhe result
Of the "Coole' experiment in Jamaica Is
u iorcihlo eKemplliealion of tho folly Of
mrdiling with the Institution ol Slavery.
The pretended philan'hfophy Of the British
GOyemmrul has lr idrd greatly 10 increase
tho suiIrnngs Of her Colonies at the sams
lime to diminish their productions. Tho
disastrous effect oi the neS plan OF import.
ing the East Indian Coolies Us substitutes
for slaves. hls bsen lorcihly set la5ih BY
the last nd, ices from jamaica.
BY the arrival oI the Ariiur. Captain
Danch, at New York, Giles OF the hiRgsioa
H0raag Joaai, lrOm July l1lh, Ia July
3llh, have Leen received. Tue plan of
Coolie en- grafton has proved an entire
failure. llunlrcl, OF thousands of pnunls
have been -qpan nlrucd Ia bring .a the island
a class ol persons wholly untitled for use.
lul labor anl Who have generally heeama
paupers, THIS involving the eily IN heavy
expenses. IN, Chairman of the Quarter
Session al 81. Thomas.in.lho Easi, in his
address To the Grand Jury, .ays.
"'lhe highway. aud places Of pubic re.
scr; wcra crowded with lhess wrelehei
creatures Ia The last and worst stages of
de,iitulion ,qlslor, dith, disease aud Dc.
lection. C.ulh.ng they had, for The most
part, non., aud covering barely sufficient
10 pay tribute 10 lbe dereneies Of Nature,
'folslly iuaisqunls 10 meet the deeofums
Of Society
This description Il liltlo m1rr than lll
REPETITION ofs choicer phrase oiiha accounts
i,um all paris Vi iho country.
At tthe same time, however another, in.
poralion Of three hundred ia announced,
twenty-five VI whom died on the passage.
Il was supposed that the Governor would
call tho Legislature together either tho
lrs, or second wreA ia October
Cannot the mad Apaiies who arc agi,sl-
log this matter in our country, take warn.
ing from the failure Of all these British
projects, and cease their asinine brasing
against all institution, ile abolition Of which
would entail misery aud d,sIraelon on both
master AMI slave Ii lessons such Us these
cannot teach them he folly aud tho wick.
vdns.s OF their agitation, then neither could
they be convinced "lhough ono rose from
the dead. "--Sacaanah Republican.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-22

Mr.. Edward Fox, Ohe father of Mary,(
ha. commenced a civil suit for damages,
$50, 900, against Mahin Hare, fr the Sc.
duction Of his daughter, per qaod, &c. The
bail has been fixed at $4,000, which it will
probably puzzle the fellow to get, and which
he must get or stay in prison uul he rol'
IA consumation most devouly to be wish
cd, says the Unions cotresponlenl.-Pic
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-22
.N'OTEGE

4 S hereby given, that on the lst day Of January
l 1916, executed my note to Jlbcz $ Smith
administrator Of the estate Of Norborno 4 Nelson
dec, for The sum Of 1921, payable to HdSmlI
ms administrator of said estate on the lst lay o
January aext thereafter with ten per cent idoros
from dat. That said note has bocn fulli pait
by mo, llarciore caution all persons from padinl
for said ntc, as will not twice pay the same.
JOSHUA H. HOWARD.
July 9plsl7-32-3w
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-22

TmE SrEAMsniP GRGAr BprrArv.-Oa
Thursday, the aOh ul,,, tho Gfeai Britain
was sufficiently raiscd 10 losVe the keel
completely visible, and workmon were bu.
sily engaged in repairing tho bottom, the yes-
sci being suspended in tho air by means of
the lever, the wodgo the screw, and the
large boxes Of sand. Great hopes are en-.
teriained that she will be immediately got
of.-SHurIay Courier
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-22
Eoy. !SnIc or Rent.

THE well known Caoss KEYS TwGay, iluai
| in the most eligible part Of Fu.lon, aud
present occupied by Mr. kuy, is Offered lorsale
Fnt on accommodating terms, If application
made soon Possession given by the iistot A
gust. For terms apply 70
BLOCK, R8O, & Go, fultn, or
A. BLOCK & son, Washington
June 30, lsl7.29.lf
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-22
10 PLANTERS.

fg'llE undersigned having beca Ppoilt
I agents iof the sale Of Mr. Joseph Et rub,
Cotton GINS, will keep d supply un hin.io o.
At their Ware House ~ Fulton, Of .Ila1"' 'nf
descriptions, which they lfa uuihuuEV wdfl
4, give eltIFc sll.lJoull 70 The pirtnlsett
Persons lu Waat Of Cotton Gins are rsprcidy
invited " call aud cKinur thrm.
BLOuk. BROTHER & {
FULTON, June -, l-l1.2s.tL
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-22

We regret to learn says the National In.
lcIigenccr Of the % ult., that young man
of the name Of Jones, clerk in the city
posionice, has been detected in stealing
money from letters lie has been held 10
bail In heavy bonds by the examining ma.
islrate 10 appear at court aud stand his
trial
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-22

PoNrArowsEI.--l went from the picture
gallery at Dresden, u lhe railway Stallion
whore the attentive landlord had sent M
baggage, and in three hours Time WIS has
lruing through the streets oi tbs quaint cd
town, ogcta glimpse ii the .pai wHtfa Ii
brave ponilowsAi persisted, Ia lsl3, n ihe
close Of the IokrslRa-hL OF 'btule q.
he nations. In nlhis horrible carnage wAiea
lasted three days, Bpaplfle eanm4Hl
ed l3j, $50 troop, aga.n,l the allied armiesi
Numbering 23OuOl, aui WAS at lasl ioreei
6, cyacuale ,be City. panItoN.a covered
llr retreat lighting ike Iiaa. nu The baas
Of lhr El,cr a sluggish bfaas then rh1Bal
.p with bodies Of mnu aul bur.es. asal.
dJug or s,r gazing tu ctass, lh4l h. hlfse
wigsyIIo 10 plunge IN among lhfm. A.raly
la.ul irnm the los, ol blond, having tereit.
rI lwl wounls the brave puIr WSs aaah.e
uargf hs s'srI (il Wa a top hgfse. a.s
own ua Gng b,sn aj..sl un lar hImt) All a
G4ssass i-iih.n fuaI sah wHh hIs
aucr, then gave another To l4r reIAeloiy
Lots-, which mado lim leap iu'0 lh- bTaos.
IA the aaou-s oil death PonIaioazhi sifas
s,ri To the opposite bank, wAefs hIs hady
wa, a4ud loon dlys a.'eE on iaa spUl wAsig
t4g tomb glw stands.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-22
MOCK, BROTHER 500.

lE'ouLD particularly invite the l-l.teral
w aud examine tl.rir beautiful u..oHin' uf
Birna Nnia sif,rs luI Robe,
rnudHd iu,. Painted MnsIus,
Muslin bingham, plain aud sup.l,
Ginrhlm, Fancy Handkerchief,
Ilonuris, Ribbons, l.lcrs, ilaugs r,'c.
Al-o 10 their splendid s-.1Hmpui of 50 . llI
Mud. aud qliitIrs.
Fulton, May !, lsI5.2l
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-22
TIO9 RN.E.

lI'llE hrgc two story frame building in Was
4 ingijn, at present occupied by CAPT GO,
will bc sold at bargain Il application be MA
soou, ether to
JOHN S. SPENCE, OF
4. BLOCK N son.
Iuy rl0-9w
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-22
VIM. IL. Mc(UtchOn, a 60.
IMPORTERS or AND DEALERS
IN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, dc.
IS aRAyIrR ar, Nrw onIrAya

oe GRaviER ST., NEW oRLEANa
IL AVE now in store, and for sale at low rates,
L L general assortment Of Hardsdre, Cutlery,
DC, &e,-consisting in port Of nails, iron, Gust
ings, steel, axes, hoes, spades shoyels stock ke'
Ties, hark mills, guns aud rifles French pots coil,
OK, log trace, lopsail aud other chains; mill and
grind stones, anvils bellows, vices, Rowland's aud
other saws of all kinds sythes and siokles, hooks
aud hinges, oeks,serews, bolts, bras wares shovels
aud tongs, pokers, andirons, Tenders, table and
pocket cutlery, scissors, razofs, mEor sifops and
homes, sieves, cotton aud wool oars, planes of all
kinds, files aud edge tools, cooptp' tools, trcss
hoops, walters and trays, bits, auFn aud augcr
bits, eordage, paints, oils turpentin oakum, pitch
and tar, straw cutters, corn shelus, names and
eollafs, ploughs aud plough moulds n aud lapaned
wars, fishing tackle In every yaroy,
Or IMsRenASr, PLASreEa and dhcr, are fc.
spectfully invited 10 call and rxaltne ior them.
selves H5lI7ly
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-22
Dissolution OF Partnership.

fgNHEarlnership heretofore existing be@ecr
themlcntgnod in the practice OF law, wa'
on this dadlBoIycl by mutual consent,
GRANDSON d. ROYSTON,
JOHN w. COOKE
Washn1n, Ark, June 81, lsi7-95-lm
nJDenGat and Gazette will please copy one
month.
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WINCHESTER MEDICAL COLLEGE


TIME LECTURES of the second session Of the Win
chester Medical College will commence on Monday,
the 4h of October and continue until the LIST OF June next
under the following arrangement OF the chairs:
Hugh II. Mcclure, M. d., Professor Of Principles and
Practice of Surgery.
Daniel Conrad, M D., Professor of Anatomy and Physi-
oogy.
Philip Smith, NJ. d., Professor of Theory and Practice
of Medicine
John j. H. Strah, NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics, Dis
of Women and Children, and Medical jurisprudence
VIM A. Bradford, M. d., Professor of Materia Medica
and Chemistry.
Fees-The fee each Professor is 600; Naturalization fee,
(pad once only) So Dissecting ticket $l0 the whole
amounting to Sii5 The graduation fee $50
Excellent boarding and lodging will be furnished at either
the hotels private clearinghouse 50 SO week
The necessary expenses of student for the eight months
may be estimated at less than $3.50
The Faculty building splendid ediice, which will
be ready for the reception OF the class by of an
appropriation granted for that purpose by the last legislature
of Virginia
DANIEL CONRAD, M. D.,
Dean Of die Faculty
Winchester, Va July 2l-SRwtl5h DC
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General Agency Mt Washington.

TTHlRTY-THREE years experience a clerk in one of
l. the principal accounting offices of the Treasury I'D
Auditors) has qualified the subscriber undertake gem
era agency business at the the federal governments
ment, or before Congress- An intimate acquaintance with
all matters of business in the several departments and bu
knowledge of the laws, and the principles esiab
shed 10y decisions in the executive departments relation
10 almost subject connected with public and
transactions with which he has become familiar from long
experience the public affords him advantages and
facilities which, perhaps, few others possess His attention
VIII be directed 10 the prosecution of claims OF char
acer, embracing revolutionary claims the United
States or individual States whether for lands money
pensions OF all kinds; commuation for half pay and boun
ties claims growing out of contracts with the United
States examination of titles and procuring patents
lands; return OF duties, remission of fines foIieres,
under HE revenue or other laws the prosecution OF claims
arising out OF transactions connected with the Florida
Mexican wars claims before board of commissioners
now hereafter TO be formed the sale purchase
estate, and generally the of any and every
description OF business in which the services agent
may be required
The SUBSCRIBER is extensively known in the city Wash
ing, to the civil officers OF the government many officers
both of the army and navy, well members Con-
gentlemen are selected, 10 whom if necessary particular
reference is requested, to wits
JAMES w MCCuLLoH First Comptroller of the Trea
ALBION IL. PARIS, Second do dc
PETER HAeNER Third Auditor of the Treasury
Gen THOMAS = JEsuP, Quart Master General u. s, A.
Gen. GEoRGg GIBSON, Commssary General ofSubssence.
Gen. ROGER JONES, Adjutant General.
Gen. NATHAN TowSoN, Pnymaster General.
Col JOSEPH G ToTTEN, Chct OF the Corps of Engineer.
Col, JonN J. ALERT, Chief of Typographical Engineers,
RICHARD SMITH, esq., Cashier Metropolis Bank.
JAMES THOMPSON esq., Chief Clerk Third Auditors Office
RICHARD BURGESS
Office Nth street. opposite n L. Fullers Hotel
June 29-ly
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Mrs. EIinson's School, Alexandria, VA.
Aug l9-2awIN

i commence Wednesday, the Sl OF September.
limited number of young ladies will be received into
Mrs EIasou's family whom superior facilities will be
afforded for acquiring finished education.
The French teacher will reside in the family, thus giving
the best opportunity for acquiring the French language.
The scholastic year is divided into sessions of twenty
weeks each, commencing the 9Th OF September and
the Sth of February.
Terms For board and tuition in English, French, and
Latin, per session, payable IN advance 800 and extra
charges. Day scholars tuition in English and Latin, from
$li to 500.
Italian, music, and drawing at professors prices,
REFERENCES.
Right Rev. William Meade, Wildwood, Va.
Hon. Thomas III. Benton, ST. Louis, Mo.
Hon j. Nc Lean, Judge OF the Supreme Court Ciucinna-
ii, Ohio.
Rev. Charles Dana, Alexandria, Va.
Eustace Conway, esq fredericksburg Va.
Henry Daiugerlield Alexandria, Va.
Rev. DR.. Sparrow, Theological Seminary, Va.
Aug l0--2aw2wSIaw4w
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FWbet, d60rc IIfh Street, PRtadopha.
rT1HE annual of instruction in this institution VIII
Il commence the first Monday in November next, and
be continued until the ensuing first Of March. The faculty
is constituted as follows;
William Darrach, M D., Principles and Practice of Medi-
cine.
John Wbank, M. d., Obstetrics and Diseases of Women
and Children
Henry 5. Patterson, M. D. Materiu Medca and Thera-
peutics
William r. Grant M. D., Anatomy and Physiology.
David Gilbert, M d. Principles and Practice OF Surgery
Washington l.. Alice M. D., Medical Chemistry .
The Anatomical will be opened on the first Mon
day in October under the direction Of Professor Grant
sisted by A. f. Mcintyre M. d., Demonstration of Anatomy
hy-Al pupils attending a second Of lectures (as
well those received ad eundem those who have attended
their first course this nsution,) will be furnished with
ticket 10 the Clinical instruction the Pennsylvania Hos
ptal, Pine street.
FEEs-Matric uation, So for each ticket, Sl5 gradua-
HENRY S, PATTERSON,
July 26-lawtIstNov Registrar, No "a Arch street.
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Coal DsilDt.


IcHOI'S TINuJ, mar I0r IONg Bfldgc.
TIME subscriber would respectfully inform his patrons
l. and the public that he IS receiving daily the above
article ofits varios kinds and qualities, (Which win make
his present stock equal 10 any the Drct) consisting
Butler Red ASH Pine Knot, Broad Mountain, Clover Hill
suitable cooking ranges radiators CRATES furnaces, Nc
have had, considerable expense my yard planked,
and have erected cotnmodous she'd Tor the preservation
the coal the dust and weather. and would
those persons who may obtain their stock OF me in the fall,
that the quantity purchased shoud be found not
sufficient for the season, Gas the very frequently
only small advance viii be made the price 10 supply
the deficiency
would request the citizens generally to call before
king their purchases am resolved 10 dispose OF the
article at reasonable rates
N. b. Each load accompanied by the certificate of a
sworn weigber,
Orders viii be received at the Butler Coal Office - Mr..
> f. Massolettl's Drug Store, Pcunsyvana avenue,
opposite Coleman's Hotel they may be left with Mr..
John f. Culan Drug Store, Of 9TH and f. streets,
(either of whom will receipt for y through the Post OF
hcc or At the yard I3a street, the Long Bridge.
JOHN PETTlBONE.
Seur6-2aNr6,v
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THE Law School of the College of New Jersey will be
opened the reception of students on Thursday, the
18th day of August, 1871. handsome and comnodous
building designed for the library and lecture room has Just
bern erected The professors the Hon JosDh C. Horn
blower late chief Justice of the supreme court Of New Jer-
sey, and james s Green and Richard s. Field esqrs OF
Princeton.
The object of the institution to provide an ample course
of legal instruction for gentlemen designed for the bar in
any of the United States. This course win embrace the
varous branches of public and constitutional law equity,
and common law together with such instruction in the lie
gal jurisprudence Of particular States may
qufe.
Instruction will be given by of Rotations exam
nations lectures and the preparation legal forms and
instruments II is also proposed establish court,
in which questions ofaw will be discussed by students APP
pointed for that purpose and opinions delivered by OF
the professors.
The course of studies is arranged as to be completed
in three years and the students win be divided into classes
student will be at liberty Join OF the classes,
and pursue such branches of study he select
bonding with the sessions Of the coegethe first beginning
weeks from the last Wednesday June and ending IN
nineteen weeks, the week before Chrstmashe second
beginning weeks after the close o the first and ending
in wenty-one weeks, or the last Wednesday in June.
No examination required for admission but every SUI
dent expected TO produce testimonials of good moral
character. The fees $50 session. to be paid in adj
for which sum, and without any additional charge,
students will have the OF textbooks and of the law and
college libraries aud will also be permitted attend the
college chapel and the lectures of the professors of the col
e2e Good board can be had in Princeton vicinity,
for from 81 10 So per week.
An students who have pursued their studies in the law
school for years will be entitled, upon the
dalton Of the law faculty. the degree of bachelor of laws
But if they have already been admitted the bar they
viii be entitled such degree after pursuing their studies
for year.
All applications for admission, and communications
touching the law school, may be made James $. Green
Richard S. Field, of Princeton.
The Introductory lecture Will be delivered by the Hon
Joseph c. Honblower, on Thursday, the 18Th inst
PRINCETON, August l3-law6m
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University of Mary and.

Faculty of Physic-SeSsion Of 1878.
THE Lectures will commence Monday 18th October,
Il and continue till the first Of March ensuing
Obstetric Surgery and Medical Jnisrudence-R
Wilmot Hall.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-Willam Z. A. Aiken, NJ D.,
LII. ID,
Spgerg-Nathan r. Smith.
Therapeutics, Maicria Medca, and Hygenc-Samue
Chew, Al. ID.
Aratony and hysiology-Joseph Roby, NJ. ID,
Theory and Practice Of IHedcine-W lillian Power, NJ. d.
Demonst,ator Of Anatomy-George w. Miltenberger,
NJ ID.
Instruction in clinical medicine and clinical surgery
every day the Baltimore lnrnary, opposite the Medical
College The for practical anatomy viii be opened
October st under the charge of the demonstration Fees
the entire $50 Comfortable board may be OBJ
tanned in the vicinity of the Medical College for So so to
So so per week WIN. i. A. AIKEN,
Dean of the Faculty
lQ-2uyyIN