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PERSONAL

SMiTH a. F0SFFR.-This young &Fads
- man, member OF Capt. Walter CompAuy.
Louisa Res Uncut, WAS asst seen At Cheat Rver.
In the retreat of Gen. Garnet. AT the ti4e VI bs
retreat he was sick In the camp, and wa carried
IN wagon ss far as Cheat River, whaTs b st
out ana attempted to retreat foot, He became
so much exhausted that his companion. lsit him
al a farm house. The most diiigent inquiries 4
ms IA ner and friends have fail ed 10 learn Any
thing fHrther cor cs-nIbE him, except tina, II WAS
vaguely rumoIed that he had been captured -
the az eny, and was prisoner At Grafton. II .
know anything concerning his whersaboui. AZ
condltton Il, or Il he bs dead, to make known lie
lac. to his father, DAVID N. POSTER
Jackson +, O., L0Giss Co, Va.
ls-d&cwlts
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Apprshsnsies.-Joseph Wolf was summoned
before the Mayor yesterday, at the instance OF
Julius Leyy, who suspected, on the part of the
defendant, some dire conspiracy against his
peace and comfort. That Levy is an appre-
hsnsive individual, is proved from the fact that
he recently had Charles Camp put through a
regular course of legal sprouts for bodily tntlic-
tioIs endured at his hands. In the instance
at present noted, Julius was unsuccessful in
making a !ery, the defendent being discharged
with the honors of war. Too much spprehen-
sion is almost as bad as too little. Either END
of such an estate runs it's possessor into the
pursuit of disagrseabls extremes.
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fets9raphic Ertenston.--Ws understand q
telegraph line is to be put up by the Virginia
Central Railroad between Staunton and JACK
son River, and thence to tho White Sulphur
Springs. Specifications for furnishing posts,
DC, have been prepared, and it is expected
the whole line to the White Sulphur will be
completed In the course of fifteen or twenty
days. This will mako, when completed. direct
telegraphic communication between Richmond
and the White Sulphur Springs.
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DIED

On Wednesday, the 18th inst ,,h.-,.
on church hllI, Mir. JUHS Na1htne ''d-as,
SAT n year of his age Ni"e - tr.
Blessed are the dead who al. n INA.
they rest ON their laburs 1'fd, .a-
he fflends aud ac4uai ataaes,of ,hot
lufitcd 20 attehi mis- lQnora4 this ta,-,.."y az
o ctoax, from hi late rs,idcace ,y,t,ae, a. 20
notice. 49, "''"'u' turth.-
=, suddenly, ut the Residence Of her huh.
l mon iilIl on the lith inst PHI .m.yah9, 10
wlfe oi Frederick Freeman. MIR hiA
Dearest wife, thou hast left IA
we my loss mos. deeply fst
But tls God that mas berett H.
he eau ali orr SORROWS husl
Her funeral viii take place nm, ,~,.,...
% lay AZ io o clock. Frla- ds Of - sta. s
o. the iamily arc inT!ted t. atiepu Ikh'a,>se7'
IN tni latn in,., 81 hGlt past5 o'clk. MAGg1.
80 u""r -aIief 1t Potter F. aut M.r.nrsfts -
ieN' I'd II )utl, and - days
n funeral Will take place from tbsrs,
- her parChis, GA BROAD, between In sbt -
stteeis, his ttridayy morning, a l. o clo,, -
attefd. 'A'"sd b
Ia ThChGsvIiie, Ga, On the 9Th Of IoIx
cousU -Irtion, Mfs. MARY b PAkNElI ~,
Willis !. parneli, formerly q this civ In -.
!Ith ear II her age. - VS.
~ Portsmouth and Nic1burg paper. ri, =.
copy.
IN Woodstock, Va, OF typhoid fever, Aur. T..
While on visit, Miss eus Nj. LLMkk, Of e
more, hi. eho was . lovely young lsIy a.,
Leaves many friends to mourn her los, b,r
reuts are now In baltimore, aud uneuu.cIon. :.
thor bereavement,
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- TO rHE MsN or sA>oyyR

9>GA AND Hen hItO Ali who l.f
DESTROYS .; saving these two noble eJun- fNA
tier from The disgrace OF havigs tAeir mil -'sesst
tia mustered III, are earnestly requested t0ras.lA
come forward and hslp Major VOOLFOLK o.
raise his Artillery Company TO its full comp!s-
msnt Of lo4 taen. The company YESTERDAY
organized anu officers elected. Il now nnmbsr,
ffty eight, rank and Ale. Twenty u0rs me only
are wanted. Uniforms and aceOutrsmsuls 'a:
nishsd. Five th0uss nd dollars have been ALREADY
subscribed and no company Will sO into the hel
better Aauinred. Come forward, men, and 'srs's
your counties. auis-Ns
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Returned to his Has.er.-Pstsr, slave of P.
B. Stanard, Captain of the Thomas Artillery,
was carried before the Mayor for going about
without pass and having concealed weapon
The latter he presumed to carry by reason of
bis connection with the military. To reverse
the order of things, he omitted to carry a
written evidence of his status as o natural
sequence of his military standing. The Mayor
recognized neither standing, and ordered
Captain Stanard's Peter to be returned to his
master.
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FIR" Regiment Virginia Vot~nteers.-Lieu-
tenant Vaughan, Of tho First Regiment vir-
ginia Volunteers, viii leave for Fairfax Court
House on Saturday morning. All persons
wishing to send letters to their friends in that
regiment, can avail themselves Of the oppor-
tunity by leaving them at the restaurant Of
Lauis Antellot.i, opposite the Central Railroad
Depot, by "a o'clock Tomorrow morning.
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Continued. feminine warriors appear
ed before the Mayor yesterday to have their
wrongs Of offence and defence adjusted. Mag
gle Mckay got worsted in IN encounter with
Ellen Dept, and the former to equalise punish
ment was arrested by a peace warrant issued
q. the instance of the weaker vessel" The
victor appeared and crsved another hearing to
allow an opportunity Of displaying provocation
which Was granted. Tho parties adjourned,
looking sharp bowie knives At each other
The case will come up again in few DAYS.
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Rkvxxsx OF FoRTusg WIN H. Randall, for
fouftsen years iden titled with the history and
growth Of st. Paul, Minnesota, and at one
Lime owning real estate In and near the city,
valued at 81 900 900, died at ST. Paul, on the
30th Rlt., poor man. The financial diflcul.
ties Of 1857 wrecksd him beyond recovery.
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o"seasoaoole.-The weather still ..
remarkably cool for the season. 7, bunhas
the effect Of lessening the bills os as as
The rains which have so muddisd 7. ofalIl!
no doubt, contributed to afford rs 'ms' h''e
little streak Of autumn weather Wi pfs'st
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ounary o0.ss from citizens of AmeiIG, tnro'
Rev : -. Cran shaw, cou tanning clothes, d;
one coop, containing nifty enIckenS, from
MISS ElVifa ID. Bouidin, daughter Of Hon.
wood Bouloin, OF Charlotte.
Lot OF chickens, butter a.G eggs from Mrs.
Charles Morris; OF hanover, through Messrs.
w. B. u. GWa.hney.
milk, &C, from Col. Shelton, Mrs. Gaines,
Miss Marian Garter, and others, or Hanover,
and from Mr. Henry Cox, Mrs. Chaplin, Wr.
Albert Aiken, Dir. Kenny, and numerous 9th
ers, OF henrIco. Js-;c w. "WaLHEa
Chairman Of t'oIlEIittee on Collections
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" KIN.

At Rose, oil, Gloucester eouo,v y,
s 81 lSstsn, y ins Aey Charles Maan' On A
daasltsr OF Of : 'niin 10. Of Norfolk, 10 ASXa a.
place. ~ VI IVA lona.
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Persoaas.--There arrived among others In
Richmond, yesterday, Hon. G. p. Smith, Miss;
Jas. Quin.ero, Texas Hon. WA. I. Avery,
Henry P. Hurbsrt, Mai. y. b. Bartlett, Tesa.;
G. o. Sanford, Pstsgsburg.
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SAD BEREAVEMENT. y es terday mornine
IS the steamer Prince of Wales Capt Lee
was ascending the river, about one mile above
island 76, a most distressing occurrence flled
joyous ard Ell usias tic party with unspeak
able sorrow. At Point Couple & superb com
pany of artillery, under command of Capt. K
A. Stewart, brave and experienced icer
was taken aboard. Ono OF the company was q
youth of sixteen, Chas. Lyme, all orphan, who
had been nurtured and raised by his grand
mother, Mrs. Matthews. who doated upon
him but she would not tn wart his young
ardent, and patriotic heart, that painted to be
enrolled among his friends and neighbors as
versally beloved. and was the pet of the whole
company in which he had an older bro ther
Daring the morning, although young Lyne's
horse had been fed and attended TO, III was n
yitt and most highly prizsd) he passed down
upon the guard, and was himself ru hbing the
silken coat OF the animal, when, by soma mis-.
chance he lost his balance and fell overheard
The alarm was instantly given, and tho yawl
manned. The whole corps were gathered 4 [
the stern OF the boat, cheering the stout Young
swimmer 10 bear up bravely until the boat
could be lowered. The brother clasped the
rudder post, and gaZad OUT with almost
speechless an xiet~, but at times impIorins
the failing boy to bear up. Down. down the
current swept, and the solicitud. Of the apx-
ious watchers became almos qns ppor Ia bic in
Its intensity, as the distance Increased and
the forms of those engaged in the attempt At
rescue gradually were invisible. Poor Char
ley Lyme was seen NO more.-Men.p his Ap.
peal, 18th.
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REGULATIONS ERrpRcr1nl LEX enKM1Ks

The tolloW.Eg regulations are hereby estab-
lished respecting alien enemies, under the
provisions OF an act approve. 2th August,
1861, entitled "An Act ie4pe5ting Alien Enc
mics"
/. Immediately after tho expiration Of the
term OF forty days from tns date or The fore
going proelaIlatiCa, II shall be the duty OF the
ssya-ai LIs .rict Attorneys, Mar3hals, and
other officers OF The Confederate Sta les, to
make complaint against cay aliens or alien
enemies coming within the purVeW of the
act Aforesaid, to the end tEat the several
Courts Of The Confederate ST ties, and of each
State having Jurisdiction, may order the re-
the territory OF the Confederate Stat~, or
their restraint and confinement sg.o.,iiilg to
the terms OF said !sy-- - 81"
&. we taar snals OF tas Confederate States
are Hereby directed to apprshend ali aliens
against whom complaints may b. made I'M
der sail law, ANA To hold th5Iu IN strict
tody until the Iinat order OF the Court, taking
special care that such aliens obtain no infor-
NATION that could possibly be made useful to
the enemy.
3. Whenever the removal OF any alien be-
yond the limits OF the Confederate States is
ordered by any competent authority, under
the provisions of the said law, the Marshal
shall proceed to execute the order in person
or by deputy, or other discreet person. in such
manner as 10 prevent the a..,9i. % reno yed
froF., Oh "a, N .ns, al Information that could be
used TO the preJudlce Of the Confederate
States.
4. Any alien who shall return to these
States curing the war, after having been re-
moved theretrom under the prov sions of said
enemy, and, If made prisoner, Cta,. Le al once
delivered cv5: - 40 near ts military author
n.y. u, he dealt With as a spy or a prisoner
OF war as the case may req uire.
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ALABAMA EL1orios.-Ths III On tgomery Con.
fedora uon says that MIR. Watts has carried
South Alabama, while Judge Shortsr has
received yerwhe Inning ma iorities ia the
N orthern aud Yves tern parts OF the tata And
- doubtless elected Governor
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Rag Presentation.-We ara ,.o
state that Tag will be presented ~ 'ssea b
aiers at West Point on Wednesday, tn sa' - ~
INST, bv the ladies of King W,lh,,n Tue Zig
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s~~sOosAo0N ~ 'H~ TSSsN~&e'
Whereas, the Congress of the Confsdsrats
Statss Of America did, by an act, approved
on the sth day Of August, 1861, entitled IAN
Act respecting Alien Enemies" make PROV
sion that proclamation should be issued oy
the President in relation to alien eDenheE!
AMI in conformity with The provisions OF sa.a
Act:
Now, therefore /, JEFPHRsos DAvEs, Pr
dent Of the Con federate Sra .es of Ameri s,' do
issue this nay Proclamation and dc barshv
warn and require every male city en- OF the
United States, OF the age of four teen years
and upwards, now within tbs Cor federa te
States, and adhering to the Government OF
the United States, and acknowledging the
authority OF the same, ard not being a citi-
zen Of the Confederate States. to depart from
the Confederate St.tes within forty DAYS
from the date Of this Proclamation. Aid
l do warn I'll persons above described
who shall remain within the Confederate
Sta es after the Szpira ton OF said period of
| forty days. taat they will be treated as alien
enemies Propidsd, however, That this pro-
clamation shall NO: be considered as appica.
BILE, during the existing war, to citizens of
| the United States residing within the Confed-
| crate States with intent to become citizans
| thereof, and who shall make a declaratio OF
| such intention in due form, Acknowledging the
| authority OF TINS government nor shall this
| proclamation be considered a. extending to
| the citizens of the States OF Delaware Mary
| land, kentucky, Missouri, the District of Co
| lumbia, the Territories of Arizona and Ne "
Mexico, and the Indian territory South Of
| Kansas, who shall not be chargeable with &C.
| tual hostility or other crime against the pub
| lie safety. and who shall acknowledge the All
thority OF the GoysGnlaent OF the Confede-
! rate States.
And do further proclaim and make known
| that have established the rules and regula.
| tions hereto annexed, in accordance with the
provisions of said law,
Given under Ey hand, and the seal of the
! Confederate States of America at the city of
Richmond, on this l4th day of August, a. u.
| 1861 BY the President
| [sEAL.] JEFFERSON DAVE
=. =. Z. Afanter, Secretary OF State.
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& a. {. PORTER Viii leave for York
49, town on rG.5ukEOW, August mn =
I Aek!ses For the ApWITLsR BATTALION win
DC asEsn cGs.es Of Il cent to hssst. DUKE q
day ~ IA -
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DEBow's REVIEW for August is ull of val
liable articles. We shall notice it more par
ticularly hereafter.
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" n
Capt Richmond Lish, Gusrd,
su I'm ONCE lal b u bet Main and C.ry.

9 FOk RENT Those two large BsIUH
III N Z NJ y RS. called the "Etgsm5aI
Houss,' al present occupied ty Mrs MOI
ton, and used as a Boarji Ak House, situated o.
the south eide of MAN street, between 'ih @na
ta; Possession given on The ist OF october Hsh1.
ALSO, that large new STOLE, on the rest zoe
Of sth street, between Main aud Cary, sultAs's
Tor an Eating and Drinking Saloon, or other par
poses.
ALSO. HOUSE, with seven Rooms, Siieaea.
&c, near Buchansn's Spring. Price t9os.
For terms, &c apply to
X q. TUNsTALI nth street
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@ MASONIC N0riCE.-Ths member. Of
~HE1klCO UNION LODGE, No. 10, ala
~ hereby summoned To attend stated meet
ing. in the Maso1s' Hall. on Franklin e
THIS EtESiNG, att o'clock
Members of sister Lotges aud transient brett
rem Ars Invited to unite with US.
BY order Of the W"rshipfnl Master.
JOHN II. DICkERsOS, sse'v.
Richmond, 10Th Aug, A. ID. lsot. A, l., 5itI.
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Collections for TIE Reitcf Of Sick and Wound
ed Sotdters.-We append below another &C
acknowledgement Of money for the relief of the
sick and wounded soldiers of the Confederate
States through the chairman of the commit
tee, Isaac W. Walker, Esq. 1t will be seen by
al inspection OF the list, that tho ladies are,
as usual, conspicuous in their attention to the
sick and wounded. We direct special atten-
zion to the noble contributions of the boys and
girls OF the Lancasterian School, of this city,
and the employees of the Confederate States
Laboratory, at this place. Such acts of pat
riotism noed no comment. The commando
ton Of the chairman of the Committee on Col
leotions reads as follows:
mesars. Editors Please acknowledge i,;f.,,
your paper the following subscriptions ror The
sick and wounded:
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Eran tEkSU<AB.-AIl ueup.r. NJ a.,
Re company II . WiTZER BAT
TALON, who-e names are Aurollsd AMI fNtt,
nave not repol .sd Themselves 10 the Com b4fSys
pauy AT New Fair GroQpd, are hsrsbv salssska
com AID ed TO in SO by TUESDAY peYf mr. -
Will be advertised 40 desertsr, nv
N. b. BlNFORD, Captain
an l'-Sif 1th Co. Bowit,sr bat'n
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Accidsns.-An speidsat
pot of the Firs'Esa . occurred q. the De-
day, about i 81 1sntrsl Railroad, yester-
.,use ia g. vlock, which will probably re-
%.- death OF Dir. Henry Arnai, fire.
on the yard engine. The engineer at the
time vas switching cars, and Mr.. Arnall at
tempted to get en- the engine, but missed the
step and Was caught by the wheel of the ten
der which drew him under it, and the wheels
on one side of it passed over his left knee and
left hand. The flesh was torn from the knee
to the thigh, leaving the bone perfectly naked.
1t was purely an accident, and blame can be
attached to no one. The engine at the time
was moving very slow. Medical aid was at
once called in, but the shock to the system
was SO severe that nothing could be done to
relieve the unfortunate man.
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Commercial Affairs in Eurore.
We cory the follcw.ns flola the soreign cor
rGsponasncs Of {. Northern paper:
LsrTER rRUH LIVBRP DOL.

We eony the tollow.n. fro,a the soreign cor
rGsp0nasncs Of 4 Northern paper:
LsrTER rRU4 LIVERPo DOL.
LIVERPOOL, July 1.-THE movement in
cotton here continues, and is accelera led by
the arrival OF every steamer from the United
States.
The sales tbs week nave been enormous
reaching nearly 1sO, 700 bales, and cutting the
stock OF American down to 40 900 bales
against l, ia 900 at the same period in 1860
The trade are buying freely, and speculators
are also moving briskiy forward. Strict NJ i'd
Cling Orleans is now held strong at SD
while some refuse 10 sell below ). ID. There
appears 10 be little doubt but what r. iddling
viii 60 10 19i., il net hghet, pe-rticuiarly as
the American spiIners nave commenced draw
ing their supplies FROM this side
The amount of cotton now due at Liverpool
from the American ports is only about 80 NO
bales, and the question Is being discus sed i'll
the most serious manner as to when a re.ump-
ton of shipments may be expected. Opinions
differ materially aS TO the action OF Engl.r,,,
with reference TO the blockade, but .nc know
ing ones, with wink OF she eye. declare ttl,t
" ell 10 right"
Breaastnfs are essentially unchanged and
the demand g IN part for the Continent
AT Manches ter, trade is III a healthy copdi-
ton, but much alarm prevails regarding the
cotton supply after the present stock shall be
exhausted,
LBfTsR FR0I EAyRK.
HAyaR, July 2s-The cotton market HIS
ruled buoyant since the departure of the last
steamer, though at the close there is scarcely
so much activity observable; prices, however
leave OF very firm At anvance OF 2f as
compared with this day week.
Toe transact tons of the past Ave days add up
IS 800 bales, closing at 1l2f. offered for Orlea
6ds and ll5f. asked
The advance is in conseq uencs Of the news
received from America, and the active and
advancing tendency OF the market at Liver
pool.
Our imports are small, being for the weak
only 100 bales-T00 OF which were received
from Liverpool, and the remaining / 600
from New Orleans, per the Clifton aud LIE
ona.
The buying ths week has been, il good
N easure, On speculative account,
In Wheat there has been considerable move
ment-snme 80 900 sacks of American having
been taken at a range Of 6Of G6Sf, the latter
price for very choice.
Ric. m maintains It's previous dull aspect, aud
quotations are unchanged.
In Lard there have been sales OF seyera!
hundred barrels of American to arrive, st
COT
The concluding of the commercial treaty
with Prussia has caused the demand for Spir
Its OF Turpentine TO slack or-and prices havs
a downward tendency.
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H. SPECIAL NOTICE. viii sell ~
RVHORsE "BoB - ss / intend 10 l.avs -
Tuesday morning. All persons 10 whom
| may be indebted Individually, will send u ts'I
bills to day, so that can examine them Ter ss-
Element.
Aiso.-A FIFER and DRUMMER wanted
"a
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Hastings Court, Aug. 15.-Aldermen Sank
ay, Bray, Undertake, Lipscombe and Ander-
son. presiding.
Mary Holmes, negro woman, committed
to jail as a runaway, four months since, was
ordered to be sold, and the proceeds placed
into the State Treasury, according to the pro-
Visions of the 18th section Of the l05th chap
ter of the Code, nobody having laid claim to
her. Geo. ". Stiekney was qualified to cois-
brate marriage licenses in Virginia, according
to the rites and ceremonies of the Protestant
Episcopal Church. The Lev. gentleman, VINO
is Chaplain of Louisiana Regiment, exer-
cised the functions of hi office on a loving
couels last night
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-29
@TraiI of HistOry.D
BY r. NJ. MERRIMAN, JOHNSON. VT

A NEW work, ON the allimportant subject OF
n the worlds affairs in ages past
The Trail" as the title, suggests, aims al
presenting the great leading facts in the
HISTORY OF RELIGION AND EMPIRE IN PARALLEL.
In each volume Is inserted an Historical Dia-
gram, on which the great changes in the history
of Religion, and the rise and fall Of empires are
represented, Us on an outline map. BY this
means the chronology of the past, subject so
difficult to master, is made as easy as the latitude
and longitude of Vermont. BY the TRIAL,
HISTORY is MADE EASY
The - Historical Diagram and Digest" by the
same author, is map of history, about the size
of the county maps, and is designed for Offices
studies, families, and common schools.
The Diagram is the same as in the Trail, The
Digest is compact arrangement of the names
of the leading characters in Church and State,
the dates when they lived and an epitome of each
ones life. work of the greatest possible use
for reference, and for introducing the study OF
history into common schools.
Agents wanted for both works throughout New
England. The Trail of History to be had of L.
A. Fuller of Burlington, VT, and of the author,
johnson, vt. L. nj MERRIMAN.
johnson. December %, 1860. 5y