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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03
Arrival of the Jurai
BLOODY BATTLE IN INDTAl

Fire Hundred British Killed and Woan-
dcdi
ST. JOINS, N. B., Sept. 28.-The steam
err .hra, from Cork, with Liverpool dates
to the 18th has arrived.
The Emperor Alexander has arrived at
Berlin.
The cholera was raging at Hamburg,
Stockholm and other places, and proving
very fatal.
The Bank of Holland has increased its
rates to five per cent. 1t is thought that
other German Banks will do the same, and
an advance be established.
The India mail has arrived with Delhi
dates to the Goth. Several serious engage
ments had taken place. in which the Reb-
els were repulsed with great loss. The
British loss was five hundred killed and
wounded
The Nernuch mutineers had reached Del
hi. Gen Nicholson was daily expected from
Punjaub with reinforcements.
Gen Havelock occupied Bithoor on Tho
18th, without resistance. Nena Sahib had
escaped Havelock was defeated with ten
thousand rebels on the road to Lucknow
The British loss was trifing.
Commercial and Financial.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. i5.-Flour bouvant
Red wheat advanced Sd Corn quiet, but
steady.
LONDON Money slightly more stringent
Consols 90i
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From the Baltimore American-Whfg.]
The Connecticut FOrty-Three Again.

The reply of the forty-three Connecticut
lnemeralists to the Presidents letter is GER
taiuly great affair if measured by its length,
but it is really quite as lame as it is lengthy
The reply is remarkab bic. principally for the
declaration that they did not mean anything
in their memorial to charge the President
viii, violation of his official oath. If the
memorial they addressed to Mr. Buchanan
did not mean that, what did it mean? The
charge Of violating those duties which he
had sworn to perform was the very gist aud
spirit of their complaint, and that such was
its intent and meaning it is sheer folly in
the memorialists to deny They would glad
~ free themselves from the imputatioE of
having CHARGED the President with perjury
Out it is too late. Litero scriptd manet--
the record remains--and they cannot erase
what is written They feel the ridiculous
not to say despieable situation in which they
have been placed by their memorial and the
Presidents letter, but they have lacked the
discretion to suffer their castigaton in ST
lonee. As for the remainder of the reply
of these famous memarialists it is certaiaty
:, bushei Of chaff without, as far as we have
been ab4e to discover, even the SOLITARY grain
of wheat which it might be supposed should
be- found in it 1t lacks alike logic, manli-
ness and candoe, and in method, style and
Substance is scarcely worth criticism. 1t is
u feeble Shrek for Kansas smothcred in a
sea Of d'isted platitudcs. They say in con
clusian, it is needless tc prolong the discus
sion, and we must therefore bid farewell to
The immortal Forty-Tllree, for it is unnec-
essarv to rrolopg remark upon their last i'm
potent production.
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Further by the Jura-kdditiOnal lndi-
an News.


ST.. JOINS, N. B., Sept. 25.--The fol-
lowing additional news from India. is made
up from the mails received by the Jurs, to
the 18th inst
LATEST.
BIZ. Telegraph to the Cork Constitution, Of
:. the Eth Of September.
General Havelock's force for re-occupation
of Cawnpore had in eight days marched 100
miles and fought four actions with Nena Sa-
hib's army, against overwhelming odds, in
point of numbers. and had taken twenty
four guns of light calibre, and that, too, in
the month of July, in India. On the MORN
ing of the 18th July, the force marched into
Cawnpore. The soul narrowing spectacle
which then presented itself to them, beggars
description. A wholesale massacre had been
perpetrated by the fend, Nena Sahib. Eight
officers and 80 men of Her Majesty's Saith
Regiment, seventy ladies and 121 children
Of Her Majesty's second fort, and the whole
European and Christian population of the
place, including civilians, merchants, pen
sioners, and their families, to the amount
Of 400 persons, were the victims of this
Satan.
The court yard in front of the Assembly
Rooms in which Nena Sahib had fixed his
quarters, and in which the women had been
imprisoned, was swimming in blood A
large number of women and children, who
had been cruelty spared after the capitula-
ton for worse fate than instant death, had
been barbarously slaughtered on the previ-
GUS morning. the former having been strip
ped naked, and then beheaded and thrown
into we'll, and the latter having been hurl-
ell down alive upon their butchered mothers,
whose blood rocked on the mangled bodies.
Only four escaped, the wife of merchant
and three others.
Gen Havelock, in a dispatch to the Gov
ernor General says that "Nena Sahib had
drowned himself, with his family. He had
an intention of going to Lucknow, but, when
he got as far as the river, the cavalry and
infantry deserted him. They are all gone
off, after destroying their arms to their diff
ferent homes, Cawnpore is now as quiet as
Allahabad."
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North British heFisW.

Contents of tie August No. l. Bacon's
Essays. Whately, 2 Isaac Watts. 8.
French Treatment of Criminals, a. Interior
China. and Fortune, S Scottish
Lunacy Commission, g. English Metrical
Critics, Z. The Marriage and Divorce Bill,
s. Early Christiln Songs il the East and
West, 9. Inspiration, 10. The Indian Cri-
SIS
Republished by l.. Scott & Co, New
York, at sS3 year.
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Fall Fashions.

For the benefit of our lady readers We
have to say that the Fall fashions promise
in ne wise to detract from their .'fair pro-
portions There is no probability that
hoops sili be reli'quished during the pre-
sent season. Ali the new robes require
the same amount of extension Is, produce
their usual brilliant effect, and the annoy
'ance Of clinging skirts, after being accas-
toned tn hoops, is so great, that it will be
long before Indies will consent to resume
Them In the new fall hoops we notice
so,ne modification in the size, which renders
them more desirable FOR the season, plain
heavy materials not requiring the amount
OF eypcnsion permitted to light summer
fabrics
Handsome morning dresses are made of
black and white check silk and wool, with
plain skirt, deep jacket, aud wide sleeves
bordering with bright contrasting color,
sucl, as cherry, deep blue, green, maroon.
pretty Notwithstanding
For the purposes of decoration, velvet,
buttons, and chinille trimmings are mostly
in vogue, and are prepared in every variety
of style.
Poplins have made their appearance this
season, in quite new form, the centra |
colors being wide stripes of dark purple,
green, or brown, piaided at immense dis
tanccs by narrow stripes of orange-colored
silk. or cherry. The prominent feature in
all the designs for the season, is their large.
bold. and striking character; for small,
modest people, nc provision seems to have
been made
A very handsome cloak has made it's ap-
pearance this season. The shape is shawl
circle. pointed back and front, and sur
mounted by the pretty three pointed hood,
which we have mentioned in previous
number. as having originated with this esA
tablishment To each of these three points
handsome tassels are attached, to the points
eff the cloak before and still larger tassels
are ssspeaded with very stylish effect. The
material is a very fine naples cloth, in all
the favorite shades of drab and brown.
In trimmings great deal of taste will be
Displayed this season, the materials being
very rich, and combined in beautiful forms
The advent of chenille has proved quite an
era in the manufacture of various kinds OF
of decorations, its susceptibility to charm
ing effects having rendered it an important
auxiliary in combination with other materi-
ais, aside from the great number of elegant
novelties in which it forms the prominent
feature.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03

Dead,-Gen. Moses Green, OF Culpper
co, Va, formerly Adiutaat General of Va.
aad for many years member Of the Legis-
laiure, died on the 9th inst at the Fau-
quer White Sulphur Springs, in the ssth
year of his age. In the war of 1912, be
commanded an Independent advanced corps.
He was person of extraordinary physical
proportions. being six feet four inches in
height and weighing nearly 300 pounds. =
Dispatch
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FILUABLEPR0PERTT F0RSALE


Situated in tie Torn Of Fis1errilie,
augusta County, Va.
4 ONE ACRE LOT, with first rate two
~ story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with /
Rooms, down and 2 up stairs, and with large
Hail through the same, Kitchen and Dining Room,
Servants House, Smoke House. Also, a good Wei
in the yard with never failing water aud good
Lot With eight Stalls in ii. AL the property in
good order.
ALSO
A Lot containing ACRES within one hundred
yards of the Depot the Virginia Central Rail
road, with first rate new STORE HOUSE on the
same, No. l. stand for any wishing to engage
in the Mercantile business. This lot has omit a
Spring which flows for nine months in the year,
which is It's natural state, and if opened would al
ford water the year round, beautiful building
site convenient to the Spring which coad be
made desirable heme II + 4 Mechanic or Merchant
and IN healthy ami Intelligent communty,
convenient to Schools and ehurctes. Posses
sics given OH short notice.
Any communication either personally, or by let
ter, will be promptly attended to, by addressing
the undersigned, at Fishersye Post 0tiee
Agent for Hurst Berry, and others.
Sept, 90. Is57.-Im.
Woodstock Tenth Legion, copy month, and
send account to p. schmgeser or to this Office.
INGALLS, Admir-.
MCf ALA W HOW, &c.
To John Crawford, as surviving partncr Of the
late firm of MetaIl & Crawford, and as Executor of
David McFafl, decd. John Irvine and Preston
Good, Administrators of sid MtFall, and the
creditors of said McFall--
Take notice that on the 9th day of October
1857, at my Office, in stanton, will proceed I'M
der the decree Of the Circuit Court Of Augusta
County,
lst. To take an account Of the partnership trans
actions of John Crawford and David MeFall, dec d..
2nd. To take an account of the Administration
Of the estate of said MeFall by join Crawford
Executor.
Sd. 10 take an account Of the transactions of
said McFall, as Trustee of Bryan 4 Webb.
4th. To take an account of the Administration Of
said MeFall by said Good and Irvine al Admins
traitors, DC.
9TH To take account o. The assets and indebt-
edness of the estate of said McFall and tho respec-
tive priort;es Of its debts.
] hereby request all persons having claims against
said estate to produce them with proper proof
thereof before me before the day above
mentioned. WIN. ;. H. BAYLOR,
Mast. Commissioner.
September &c, lS57-4w.
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Farmers Assembly.

The following gentlemen were elected or
Monday last to represent this county in the
Farmers Assembly which meets in Rich
mond during the Agricultural Fair, viz:
YIN. P. Tate, Geo G. Robcrtsgn, J Mar
shall McCue, Jacob Baylor, YIN. NJ. Tate
and Nathaniel Massie.
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VIRGINIA /;

AT Rifles held ia the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court Of Augusta County, September I, 1857
James II. Skinner Trustee OF Ihom- ,pai,,;,r
as 2. Eskridge. ! ''a'''''''
against
Thomas 2. EskriSre Joseph y.
woodward. Thomas > Coator,
Simpson L. Taylor, Alesaader Defendants.
y. Bfeckelidg t.sssaway y.
Dyes, John Il. Eskrdge aud
others.
VNHE object of this suit is to ascertain what diso
4 sition shall be made by the said trustee OF tie
policy OF life Insurance conveyed to him by the
deed in the bill mentioned and for general relief.
1t appearing by satisfactory ef'dcnce that the
Defendants Atsandas n ,;fetkiafidge yassawa az
B. Dyer, and Joiln Il. Mkridge are not inhabi-
tants of this Commonwealth; II is ordered that thg
said Defendants do appear here within ole month
after due publication II Ais order aud do what is
necessary ~ project their interest 4 Copy,
toste, \. c. kISNEi, elk.
September T.. 7.-iw.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03

The Tobacco Crop an Virginia. "A let
ter from gentleman who has travelled
through most Of the tobacco growing coun-
ties in Virginia, says that crop will be less
than that of last year. A great deal which
is ripening has been attacked by the ''rot, =
and the only remedy being the knife, the
yield will be considerably decreased. The
western crop was planted too late to clear
the frost, and much Of it will be destroyed.
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Agency i'm Highlands

ANDREW J. BYRD, Esq, Of Highland, is
an authorized agent to procure subscriptions
for the Vindicator in the county of High
land. His receipts for money paid, will be
good against Us.
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CHGRG4 4fN3 P.4f.
RACSt RAGSll
notice.

sT>liE nfGfsESF PRICE IN CASH. VIII. RE.
4 PAID FOR CLEAN LINEN AND CoTTON.
RAGS AT THIS OFFICE. Jam. n. lssr.
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EE- Mr. John G.. CormocI. VIII,

Eg Mr. John e. Cormack, who now
drives one of Tro ter's Coaches to Monte
reg, during the present season won the con-
fdence of the large crowd of passengers to
the Augusta Springs, by his skill, attention
and politeness as a driver, and we take
plea sure in making this statement to the
credit of worthy man.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03

HoHotroy's pWs and Ointment--Gaard against
haposture.-To do this, look well for the water
mark, Holloway, New York and London," which
exists in every leaf of the book of directions enyel
opng the medicines. This trade mark is ma uiac-
tured in the paper ITSELF and is dscernble on be-
ing held up to the light. Modification cannot en-
sue where Holloways Ointment is applied in time
to wound, sore or ulcer. By preventing innam-
nation, it prevents pain For indigestion, liver
complaint, and disorders of the bowels, the Pills
remedy.
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The Federal Court,

The Fall term of the Federal Court COM
menced in thi, place, on Friday last, his
honor Judge Brochenbrough, presiding. -
There are two criminals to try, and much
other business it is thought will be transact
ted at this term.
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Ess Sc. ny.

g. At Rules hold in the Clerks 0aiee of Tie Circsit
Court df Augusta County, Sept. Z, 1851.
Robert c. Roberts, Plaintiff
against,
Samuel Shelley, Daniel Shelley,
and and, Whitney Cushing and com- Defendants.
TlE object Of this salt is to restrain and enjoin the
4 Defendants then agents, atterties and all 9TH
ers concerned, from proceeding 70 enforce the col
lection OF jldgerient recovered on the Law side ol
this Court BY the Defendant Samuel shelley against
the PLAINTIFF; until the further order of the Court.
1t anrearirF hy satisfactory evidence that the
Defendants are not Inhabitants OF this Common
wealth 1t is ordered that the said Defendants dc
,ion of this order and do what is necessary to pro-
teet their interest. A Copy
Teste, NlCu0. {. KINNEY, Ok,
Sent T., lS57.-4w. -
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The Hard Times do not affect much the
places of amusement. Fifteen places of
public amusement in New York, open on
Saturday night, had seeeipts estimated at
$40, 900, and this is said to be a fair average
Of the nightly expenditures, In Philadel-
phia there are now more theatres open than
any for mer year.
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THE GREAT REMEDY OF TnE
NINETEENTH CENTURY.

NOR sCROFULOUS AND DANGEROUS d.
Il SEASES, Glandular and White Swelling, Coz
tre Malignant Ulcers and Old Sores, letter. alt
Rheum, 0pthaItnia, Hip disease, Pimples, Blotchcs
on the Face, and all diseases originating IN AZ in
pure state of the bf6~d. 40,
KEEP THE BLOOD PCRE-Strengthen ana 1T
vigoratc the system, aud YOU remove nine tehthsH
all causes of disease, and escape much suffering.
DIR. I0UNSBERRY * co. Is IMPERIAL DE
PURATIVE is especially adapted to fulfil all those
important particulars. 1t pnriiies and enrehcs the
blood inyigorates the whole system, and relieves
patients from the many disagreeabe feelings ron.
nccted with a disordered state Of the h'r hn,s
stomach. As Tonic it is Invaluable. Females -
a weak and de5iitated habit, viii find 1t to be va
liable medicine for reinyigoratiDg The system. Jhls
valuable medicine Is used extensively by the pre-
prietors in their well-&fown and successful treat
inent of CANCERS, SGR0Fb La and CHI onic Di-
seases its great success IN eeeting cures in these
obstinate and painful diseases, has established i =
vaue and popularity wherever IL has been sod:
Those using the Imperial Defratiye, viii receive.
special medical advice from the principal Office in
PHILADELPHIA each bottle being accompanied with a
check for that purpose and by attention to this
matter. the most difficult cases csa be cured. For
sale at the Drug Store Of 49,
DR. WI. D. fOt.SG.
StHunton. Va.
Agent also for LOUNSBERRY N.C0.'s ANTI
PHE0GTSTiE 41JrHEALING SAhFEl
Aug. 6, 1851.
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KLETT'S WORM PLUMS.-We wish to call
IN part, ior dheRtionto this article. II has been
in seseyera years and has given entire sitisfac-
ton. They are palataolc and iny'irg to children
they are certain anH safe in their operation no
purgative is required in connection vita their use;
they never fail when used according to directions.
;'or sale by LINK y KINNEY,
Chemists Il Druggists.
Stauutun Sent. 4 lSh7
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Agency i'm Allegheny.

LEWIS P. HOLLOWAY, Esq, is an author
lied agent fer the Yindicator in the county
Of Allegheny, and his receipts for money
paid him, will be good against US.
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WE g. F.s 81:


At nales held in the Clerks Vice IF tie Circuit
Court of Augusta county, September 7, 1861.
f'', assia @S.'e''' Plaiu,ils
Rudolph Turk, Sheriff OF Augusta
Count, and as such aduigistra-
tor OF Charles Mcilelr, decd, Defendants.
The unknown heirs at Law Of
Daniel Mcllear, decd, Robert
Mcllear, and ether
TIN object Of this suit is IA procure deed iron
L the heirs Of Charles heilear decd, To tn
Plaintiff for parcel OF land lying in the County o
Augusta, and to make sale aud distribution Of til,
proceeds of the real estate OF the said Charles Nell
ear decd, among his heirs at
1t appearing by salts factory evidence that III,
Defendants, the unknown heirs of Daniel McIlea
decd. Robert Mclieqr. the unknown heirs Of Peg
gy Mcliear deed, Philip McGuire and Kitty hi
wife --- Daley and Bfiaget his wife, and the IN
known heirs of over MrIlear decd. are not inhab
itants ei this C1mm6n#ealth; II is ordered TIM
the said Defendants do appear here within ont
merth after due psblicStion Of this order and d.
shat IS necessary to protect their interest.
Copy, Testa, y. c. KINNEY, Ok.
Sept. II, 1857
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Enormous decline IN Virginia State Stocks.
Virginia 6s, which sold in New York on
Saturday for 81, fell on yesterday to 10,
and thence to 10. New York Central Rail-
road Bonds fell even more. the reduction
being IL per cent. The New York papers
may well say that terror has seized on the
Stock Exchange"
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Id 4 ED.

In this place on Wednesday evening last
after protracted Illness, Mr.. WILLIAM
SUFFERS.
On the morning of the 23d inst, at the
house Of f. II. Hull, Esq, Of Highland
county, MofFETf MILLER, youngest child
of DR.. Il. H. Robertson. aged l6 months
and 81 days, of pneumonia. The eircu.~
stances connected with its death made it
more than ordinarily distressing, Its faith
err, together with another neighbor, had
set off more than a week previous, the one
for ILL.,. the former for Mo, with their fam
lilies, and this infant in delicate heslth. Its
Illness increased and delayed them nearly
week at Mr.. Dudley's, when its improve
ment seemed to be so great as to induce
them to set out again, and at Mr.. Hulls
they were again detained, and within brief
space death put an end to- its painful suf-
ferings.
A number Of friends and sympathising
neighbors followed its remains to its last
resting place in the quiet churchyard and
its bereaved parents and brothers again
turned their faces to their distant home in
the far West, feeling that an additional and
the strongest tie, instead Of being severed,
only seemed more closely drawn around all
that endeared them to Virginia.
At Covington, Ky. on the 18th day Of
September last, in the Goth year of her age,
Mrs. ELIZA M. MENzIEs, wife Of n A.
Menzies, Esq, and daughter of the late
Michael CARRIER, Esq, of this place
On Meadow Run, in this county, on
Saturday last, Rev ABRAHAM WANGER,
an aged and respectable tirixet.
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VIRGINIA.:

At Rules held n The Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court eff AUGUSTA Co9n,s, September :, ls57.
Eieanor PEEK and jacob Shreck- pls;a.,e.
hise ami Elizabeth his wife. i'ai"'iHS'
. ,agsnst,
joseph Steycrsca and Emily mis-
wife, Elijah Sewers ara Julia Ann
his wife, Cyrus Steele - his Defendants.
dren of Eleanor Steele deed.
TIE object Of this suit is to obtain sale Of the
land and slave in tie possess OF P.aintiF Elean-
on Peck the life tenant, to have her interest conmu
ted to its present Cash value, and the balance dis-
tributed
II appearing 81 satisfactory evidence that the
Defendants are not Inhabitants OF this Common
wealth It is ordered that the said Defendants 90
appear here within one month after due publication
Of this order and do what is necessary to protect
interest a GppY,
Teste. NICho. c. KINNEY. OK. E
Sept Il, ls57-lw,
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Notice.

FARMERS and others ha5ing produce Tor sale
L are hcreby notified that the new Market regu-
itions OF stanton do prohibit their selling Mt
the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and the
Blind, They are therefore requested to call as
heretofore. j. e. NJ. MERILLAT.
Sept. II, lS57.-t. PRINCIPAL.
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OH I,I.IlL l,lr- 80 =. -. -.

ttllfEfER COZ NI1.-1 0her Tor sale prs
rately the FARM on which | reside containing 2sS
ACRES, about Il of which is well timbercd the
balaace in fine state of cultivation. This land IS
Of the very best quality of red lands, lies we'll. and
nearly Of Southern Exposure. The Buildings aie
all new, neat and comfortable, and situated
the centre Of the farm, in a beautiful! bak g-oye.
This land is very productive and well watercd,
having gond springs in every fela. have about
go acres OF the highest land in the farm in this
season, and do believe that it will yield me so or
60 bushels per acre. But come and see for your
selves.
This land lies miles rsm Br,ndy Station on the
0. A. Railroad, and within half mile of the
HALE River nav igatioe 10 Fredericksburg, thus at
fording good marNet TO Alexandria, Richmond,
or FIedericksburg Ny object in selling is to go 10
the West, my family, White and black. being err
tirely too large far the Size cfmy farm For furtl
err particulars address or j. o. HARRIS, at Bran
dy Station. o. \. Railroad. ANY gentleman who
may give me timely notice, will meet at Brandy
Station, with CONVEYANCE TO my house. and take
peasuyein Showing him the premises. I; may not
be miss to state that my price Is S., 0ao--ane half
down, and the balance the purchaser can arrange
to silt himself, but must pay intesest annually
the deferred payments.
ROBERT C. BROWN.
Brandy Station. Sent. s. ls5T,-3m