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Thanksgiving.

II will be seen bal tho President
OF tho United States has seen lt to
appoint the 2Sth mat. "a u day Of
National Thanksgiving and Prayer
and that the. Governor Of this STATE
has %concurred in the selection Of thc
day, and BY proclamation called upon
all citizens to take part in tho OBJ.
scrvauce Of a day Of Thanksgiving
aud prayer for State and National
blessings.
We do not know that we could
conscientiously enter up q prayer Of
thanksgiving for State or National
blessing SO far ms it effects our PEG.
pie except in the light of being
thankful that the oppressive burden
Of misrulc has been M worse, and
that an All-wise Provi leuee has
seen fit to restrain the hands of cor
ruptionists in many acts OF oppros-
sion. We can be thankful that the
government is no more oppressive
than it is, but we cannot be thank,
full that the government is as it is at
present.
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CYhnissonofs splI.niel b gies
. route f1f q new rad from south
As,t quarter section 30 i0Hhsh Z
TO- aHgs %. % lsu,.a aud Coffee.
| vile rYai
" H. Chamb'in and W T. Stone.
road 9%,.r.eer' resigned, AMI J "
ss.ee a1l Calvin spssd apl tutr
Zoe 'her stead.
Andres Johnson, Gnl payment an
courthouse allowed, $500.
4 II. Guntor aud j. g. llsrrisot
appoiuted io procure suitable c0u,.
room anil offices Tor tho ensuing
year.
John Wight account, SO Ma
linda WIson, piaper claim, above.
1912 -.
John f. Gates, constable dstric.
No. ,, rendered his resignation; ac.
cep.cd aud election ordered on al
December, 1872.
Clerical error in tho assessment o
se,t half section ~, township x
range D, ordered 10 DO corrected
Total amount oil claims allowed
at this meeting Sl0,57209.
= tue abstract.
j. {. HAgMsoS, Clerk.
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Board Of Observation-Disclosures
Meeting, 1872.

Petition of VIM. II. Curtis Tor {
license to retail liquors at Pope.
Station; dismissed.
License to retail liquors at Eldor.
ado granted to j. A. Robertson 4
Co.
Contract to build Scnatobia bridg,
awarded to }. 4. Maddox at $3.50
per foot; and contract to build By
NUNS Creek bridge awarded to
Zoon Graysoh at S2.92l per foot.
CLAIMS ALLOWED.
To l Ozanue, S2i+.oO, iailor's
fees for lnLatics; J b Cook, archi>
tect, $1,000; on account J J Smith.
abatement OF county tax $50; c
HARRISON, freight on cornerstone,
$685.; Freeman Randolph, printing,
SAL. so; 7 5 Aston, School Director,
$50; John W Simmons, School Di.
rector, $50; J N Oliver, School Di,
rector, 1920; II J Harding, Sup't
Public Education, S99,50; Boyle &
Chapman, stationery Tor School Di-
rectors, $685.; Cooper Il Chalmers,
attorneys, bill in Chaneery vs.. Dick
erson ct al, 5000; for election Nov.
5, 1872, George K Hunt, So; DF
Breckenridge, So; Jack Jones, So;
G " Partee, So; Pc DAVIS, So: J d
Montgomery, 8; w Hays, 8; Orange
Brunt 8; W G Hill 8; d. Young,
8; X Archibald 8; Silss Avcnt j:
Jesse llartstield 8; j I Harmon 5;
J A fitzpatrick s; J Allen 8; VIC
Davis 8; Henry Maddox 3; J Z Hall
8; r Ii Porter 5; W A Jones &: JR
Mitchell 6; w d Carter 8; Daaphin
3; Thos + Brahan 5; + 6 FL.
bridge 8; A Z Causler 6; Peter Hub
3; Aaron Green 3; J l. Knox
]; j ii Collins ., II G Ctozier 6; J
A Thornton ); Prior Mitchell 81 81
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Wa feel that it is no wore than
our right to ask Of each of our pa.
irons that they will make an etforI
10 increase our subscription list, aut
that all reading men in the county
may place in the hands OF their fam.
lily u journal that will be read with
interest by all the members thereof
and be the best educator that could
be given to children. Every scnsi.
BILE mar who desires his children To
be the superior Of the ignorant horde
who arc only above the brute crea
ton in beirg able to use language,
should edncate them. and we have
buta poor appreciation Of a man who
neglects this important dr. News
papers are very cheap, aHd It the
luxury OF books cannot be had, there
are none SO poor but who can sub
scribe for a newspaper.
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thancery Notice.

No. III
The State Of Mississippi, Pamela cointy-Chancery
Court OF said county, October term, 1877.
saturday, October %, 1872.
W. h. Wall ct al, vs.. Thomas 7. Brown ct al.
Upon affidavit Aloi in this cause, it appearing to
the satisfaction ct tac court that the defendants and
creditors OF thc firm Ot Wall ( Brown, to-wit: Fried
man RtUs, reulipB at Menphis, Tennessee; Day 4
ha.Sett Trtis, Pendleton a Co., Cochran, Mclean &
Co, Da,{3 R%'lcntine 4 Co, Clarke Bros. 4 Co, Roy
ers, Morgan 4 trubhs, Moore Jenkins 4 Co, who re-
side at New York, state of New York; /. Newberupr
\ Bro, Rooles 4 Co., Hugh Torrance, Harmon Il Nor
ton, SchoolHVld, E3lnNler 4 ca, ", L. Meacham 4
co, A.. Sccsel \ sou, vine reside at Memphis State of
tennessee; HtlN, kf0uHe X Tn, who reside at tincin-
natl, Ohio, and other ctedilois Of the trm OF Wall Il
Brown, whose names, residences, aud postofice ad-
dress are unknown, are uou-rcsidents Of the State of
MiSiSsipni:
1t is ordered by The court that u hearing Of this
cause he had on the FIRST day ui the next term Of this
court, to he held at tbe courthouse thereof in the
iowa Of Sardis, On the second Monday in January.
ISIS, and said defendants arr hereby ERECTED to an
pear before THIS court ut said tin,e, aud plead, answer
or denur 20 cOnlpiIiu}ut's hill, aud amended bill
pending herein, or the a.itsatiuus thereof will be la
ken Tor confessed rs TO them.
lis further ordered that a copy OF this order be
once a week fpr four consecutive weeks I'm
~ Itnola star a public newspaper print
cd and published IN the town Of Sardis. in this county.
A true copy from the minutes. November 6. 1871.
j c. HARRISON, tlerk.
Harrison 4 Taylor, and Walter Il crugss, Solelt0,s
for coiaplgiuSnts.
Jsmes G. Armstrong, Receiver, no9-tw
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1~lssypca a Aiss.pa 4 ihs
Csntaiisi ffsbgisf.sa Chasi
bed q Oti8nl xessiuisf Z. fssssl
: pfssmhls sol fsfialtaas
asmsinE No ssisa u ne baafa ~
trustees n b. rsisels,iy ~ Mess
sgii ~ sho'i 'bisg ne ehsif II y A..
alsb Literature sd 'fansisTag fie
duties 70 he chancellor ahda i4i1t,
snd thereby fsHoTinr hsv %
lBarusy from The rhaIr n Eng'l.I
fiisfsiufe, a. bstg 'se'snah. shl
that their jsbomihailqn 40 eH'iIsl
20 representation upon The LET n
professors n the Institution s 'p %,
made sectafisn VI, regret chi.
action, re- We believe that there -a'
ga sath motive s]otHairg the bDlrl
oi trustees "a ibey charge, but lhsl
the hest interest u The institution
ass looked 70 without regard 10 zee.
iaiiapism 10 he choice Of the in.
sructors, aud that the result ol rec.
torsiion Of tho late professor would
be au set Of ssctariauism, which j.
no part ofthe objects oil the iu'titu.
ton. There were reason entirely
satisfactory to those parties who arc
posted with tie internal arrange.
ments OF the institution that war.
ranted the action.
We believe that thSre does not
live a more noble, honest, or ehris.
tan gentleman han Mr.. Burncy.
but lie resigned the position two
years ago on account Of his age and
fssbleness, and this position requires
tue activity Of full manhood. There
is and was no disposition to 10 MI
injustice to the denomination or to
this gentleman, and wo believe that
it wac hia wish and desire that N
sction be taken, and under tbs .l.S
Of the matter do we regret any &C
ton that will appeal to religious
zeal TO defeat the great ends Of build
ing up splendid institution o@flesrn.
ing in our own State, and All Gu.
deavor to embitter q religious scot
against such an institution. The
Synod should labor to put forward
some one who will meet the wants
Of scme position in the institution,
aud they viii no doubt be given ,
fair showing. It will not do to le,
the qualification of the professors be
determined by their religious belize,
but their capsbility,
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Citation Notice.

To John T Cooper and his wife raumclia A NJ Cooper
who reside in Conway county, state Of Arkansas
lewtsburg, in said county, being their plstof,ce al.
dress; DELLA A 4 Watson, whose residence aud
postoillcc address are unknown, but who Is believed
To reside near DOublehridges, Luneubufg county
state nj Virginia Corpelia NJ. Fulks and her hus.
band John NJ. Fulks, who are supposed aud be-
~, state Of Virginia, heirs at law of Elisha NJ. Wat
sun, decreased,
You are hereby cited to he and appear before the
thancerl Court OF Pamela county, Stateot Mississippi,
~ the courthouse Of said county, IN the town of Sar-
dis, On the second Monday In January, ISIS, thea md
there 10 answer the petition filed Ia said court nv !,
I, N. Burhrldgo, administrator lie bOns non with The
viii annexed, of the estate OF Elisha NJ Watson To-
ceased, for the Stlc OF lands belonging 20 sril estate .ut
distribution among the heirs, and TO show cause, IL
any you can, why said lands should not be sold and
the proceeds applied rs prayed for in said petition.
BY order Of court, Issued November is, 1872.
&c HARRISON, Clerk.
Harrison & Taylor. solicitors, moves
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SATURDAY, THE 2lsr DAY or DEG, Is,
Citation Notice.

wv 1Abs~N
To the following heirs-at-law Of Squire D. Par.
tee deceased ;-R. D. Partee, who resides ia
Jefferson county, Arkansas, Plum Bayou
being his post0fdce; LewisC. Partee, Squire
B. Partee, Algie o. Partee, and Emma Par
tee, minor heirs-at-law Of W, A partee de-
deascd, without guardian, who reside IN
LaGderdale ccanty, Tennessee, Ashport be-
ing their postofice; Ada P. Glass, a minor,
and ?, 7, Glass, her guardian, who reside
at Ripley, Tennessee, Ripley being their
postofice all being non-residents OF the
State Of Mississippi;
You are hereby cited to appear before the
Chaacely Court of Pamela county, State Of
Mississippi, At the courthouse Of said county.
in the town ofSerdis, on the second Monday
in January, 1873, then and there to show
cause, ifany you can, why the final account Of
Martha A.rSls,e, dministrs;rix Of the estate of
b. partee deceased, pending in said court.
not be allowed aud approved, aud said
discharged.
BY order OF said court, Issued Nov. g., 1872.
&c. HARRISON,
rcp-tw Weth.
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We CLEAN the following items
from Desoto county as furnished BY
the fernando Press and Times tor
the last week, that will interest our
readers:
The grand Jury in their report to
the court last week, state that the
county has never been SO free from
CRIME, aud that peace and good will
prevails. They compliment Judge
Fisher and District Attorney NJ. {.
Brady.
The Board of Supervisors passed
complimentary resolutions to the
contractor OF the new courthouse
upon the completion Of his contract.
Judge Fisher decided that the Cir
cult Clerk OF Desoto waa responsible
for not having recordeda merchants
lien according to law, in the amount
Of damage done tho holder OF the
lien.
On Wednesday, the 9th, Mr..
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Plantation for sale.

offer for sale my plantation, containing 36j
acres, loo cleared and in a high state of cult.
walton, with good Improvement is. consisting
Of dwelling, negro quarters, stables and other
necessary outhouses, 300 acres of the. tract Is
Melyer, and Crooked run creek bottom land,
and sas fine land as there is in the State The
residence is on upland finely timbered land.
Sufficient h nds on the farm that can be en-
ployed 10 cultivate The place. Most reasonable
terms will be given TO purchasers.
For further information apply to Editor OF
the Pamela Star, or to me on the place, "A
miles west Of Ssrdis.
I'M, ANDERSON.
no2-2m
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STATE ITEMS.

Monroe county has a new Jail.
The State Fair was a grand sue.
ccas.
Holly SPRING. claims a popula-
ton Of 1000.
The University Of Mississippi has
three hundred students. Pamela
county sends her pro rata.
The Yazoo Democrat says the to.
tai population of Yszoo City ia 1918
whites 1887, colorsd 1871.
Thompson, OF the Falcon, says
that he has no stomach to write
about the late Presidential election.
Probably II "Tom aud Jerry would
Grant him one.
G,n. Tucker has secured tho iron
for the first twenty miles OF the
Vicksburg and Nashville Railroad
The road bed between Okoloua and
Houston Is ready tor the iron to be
put down.
Tie city marshal of Water Valley,
Mr.. j. }, Robinson, and IA Mr.. VIM.
skeleton had a serious allray in which
both were badly hurt, at the close OF
the circus entertainment in the above
place, on Thursday last,
The new Mississippi State bonds
are nov in the hands of tho State
Treasurer. Parties who have war
rants can now have them exchanged
for State bonds bearing interest at
8 per cont. per annum. Those who
have deposited their State warrants
with the Treasurer should at once
apply for the new State bonds.
Pilot.
Gen. Ames, L. S. Senator, regis
tered in Nstchez just before the late
election. The Courier says. Games
took the prescribed oath, swearing
that he had resided in the State Of
Mississippi six months, and in the
county of Adams one month, aud
TIA certificate WIS Issued to him.
The truth is that Amos has never in
all his life been fifteen days alto
gether in the county of Adams. that
he never "a assessed in it until a
short time ago, when he procured
himself to be assessed upon his poll
and watch, aud paid the taxes
thereon.
a negro woman from Calhoun
county went to Cotleeville Tuesday
to see the show. She had never
seen the cars. While walking up
the railroad track a short distance
from town she met the train, and in
her surprise, thought it stationary;
nor could she realize otherwise until
her heels went higher than the
smoke-stack, lodging her finally on
the pilot aud bringing her INTO Cot
teeyllIe, slightly bruised Water
Valley Central.
The elephant, with the show here
on Thursday, in passing along the
made a raid on an old dar-
wagon loaded with turnips.
The huge animal reached over his
proboscls into the wagon and wiped
up aboat II bushel of the turnips and
eisurely proceeded to MUNICH thom,
seemingly unconscious of the pres
.nce of the aforesaid darkey, who
With hands uplilted in holy horror,
calculated, "lore God dey are gone"
Aud they were.-- Water Valley
CENTRAL.
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MARY HAIR
AdmInittfstuI


SO. 4Gl-
The Stat, orNs .isfirpt Pinrla county b. Chan.
Gerry G.utpf said county, October term 1917.
"Wednesday Oc'cl,r 10. 1872.
Tenue zee Colitrttel wH A Cor ct al.
Upqu affidavit 6'td win he bi.i .n tlil
ralse. Il appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
court hiatt hs defendants Horace Collier, who's
p]oVofice address and residence, aGer diligenl
inquiry, cannot be ascertained Joshua Col
licr Who resides in Battle county, State Of
Missouri, Cane Greek being his postofice ad-
dress aud Thomls Collier who resides in Mont
gomefy county, State ofT,nnt see, GAINESVILLE,
Tenne- er, being bis r~astorlce adlresg-ar,
noa-residcats Of this State, 10 that the ordib l.
~ proce s. Of tots court cannot BE- served upon
them,
II "a Of Tered hat a hearing Of the facts con.
t,. 3 ,o Tie bill 10 this GAUGE be had at the
u,XttCfm I. count. to be held at the court
room in the town Of 5ardis, comfy OF Pamela,
State of Mississippi, on the second Monday in
January 1873, and that said defendants enter
their appearance herein on or before said day,
and plead ansu or OF demur to said bill, or he
allegat ons thereof will be taken for confessed
us to them.
ltis further ordered that q copy ofthis order
be published once Il week for four cousecuIiv,
weeks in the Weekly PaDola Star, a public
newspaper printed aud published 10 the town
Of Slf1ig, in this county.
A truc copy frol The minutes.
Fitzgerald 4 Hall, &c. HARRISON,
Soils. for Comp'ts. CLERK.
nol-iw
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Commissioners Sale Of Lands.

W. sbb4
BY yittne OF a decree of the Ch0nccry Court
Of Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered s0cto-
Der the II, 1870, in the snit of DavidC Woods
ct al vs.. James s., Woods ct nj, No. 254 IN sand
Court, ! will ts Commissioner the elm APP
pointed, on Saturday, the 2lst day of Deem
bar, 1872, within lawful hours, ct the Court
House door in the town OF Sardis in said coun-
ty, offer for sale at public auction to the high
est bidder the following lands, lying and being
in said county, to-wit: Southwest quarter sec
ton Is, township 0, range 6; northwest quarter
section 10, same township and range; north
west quarter section 80, township Q, range 8;
"a acres in southeast quarter section l6, being
all ofsaid quarter not set apar; as the WILLOWS
DOVER southwest quarter section 10, township
8, range 6; the southwest quarter section q,
township 8, range 6.
Terms OF sall-Ten per cent of the purchase
money to be paid Ii in cash, and the balance on a
credit Of four and twelve months, with 8 per
cent interest from tie. Bonds with good se-
curity will be required Of the purchasers for
the deferred payments, and a lien retained on
the land until the purchase money is fully paid.
J. C. HARRISON,
noyl6-4w Commissioner
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Valuable Land for Sale.

! offer for sale the following tract of land
lying in Pamela county, two miles west Of
Como, containing 4S0 acrcst $40 acres cleared,
comfortable improvements, gin house and all
necessary oct-houses, known as tae old Rufin
place.
Terns-Sl5 per acre; one.third cash, ind
the balance in one and two years, with SIX PEI
cent Interest,
Apply to J. X. STRATTOS, Ag't.,.
noa-?- Como, ais,.
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Chancery Notice.

No, 40
The Sta,e Of Mississippi, Pamela county Chanccry
Court ut said county st Rules bc.rro the Ci,rk
aud Master oi said court, at his office in the town Of
SIrl-, this first Monday fourth day Of Nov, 1872.
Ut Oliver ct al, va. 7. II. c Strong ct al,
Upon affidavit filed IN thi. cause, It appearing to tho
satisfaction OF the court that the defendant, Sarah
Jane tcklcs, IL a nonresident Of the State Of Mlssis-
sippt, and that her residence aud p~0stOtice address Is
Cuyington, Newton county, State Ut Georgia.
itistharr(ore ordered that this cause he set for
hearing On The first da, of the nest term Of this court,
10 he he'll az the courthouse Of Pamela county, Ia the
town Il SIudis, state 81 Mississippi, On the second
Monday i1 January, 1874, and that said deiculaht il
hereby directed 10 cutter her appearance herein on or
before said lay aud plead answer or icmur to the
Coltpliuants bill, pending in this court, against said
defendant aud others.
It is further ordosal that a copy IT Ills order be
published once a Woek fer four consecutive weeks In
the Weekly Pamela star" a public newspaper PRINT
ed aud published In the town Of Sardl,, in this county.
Thus done and ordered the 4th day n Noy., 1872.
49, Nillrr az. HARRISON,
sofia Ion couip'lts, Clerk.
GDl-ia
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MONDAY. NOVEMBER 25 1870

that being the first day Of the next term of tn,
Circuit Court Of said county, sell to the high.
est bidder, for cash, in front of the Court Hous,
1901 in the town of sardis, in said county, the
following described lands, to-wit: The south
half OF nor tn west quarter Of section eight.
and east half of The north half of the north.
west quarter of section 8, and east half south
west fractional quarter of section 8, and frac.
tional northeast quarter of section s. all in
township 10, of range 8 west, and containing
in all one hundred and eighty-sir acres 1851
more or less, and levied as the property of SAID
defendant, S. W. Fersackeily, to satisfy said
execution and all costs, sale within lawful
hours, U. OZANNE Sbar;8
Sardis, Miss. Oct. 96 1872
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue ola decree Of the Chancery W.
Of Tallahatchie county, Mississippi, nsae !
the October term thereof, A. D. 1872, nj '.
designed, Administrative Of the estate Of Eo0A'
l.. Andrews, deceased, will on
MONDAY, the I'd day Of DECENBbS
next, between the hours prescribed by lsa, . !
the door Of the Court House in the counH \
Pamela, in the town OF Sardis, proceed 70 4 h
at public cutlery to the highest biddef' \
cash, the following lands belonging % I.
estate wing in said county Of Pamela, nsal :,
town of Sardis, to-wit: The northeast ~
TER Of section twenty, in township sever, wv W
seven west, containing one hundred and u
acres, more or less. The dover Of The a'sl.
signed in said land will be sold and relinsss.
cd to the purchaser thereof at thsissns
AID place. MARIA J. ANDERWA
Administrator"
October "a, 1877.
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COMMISSIONERS Sale of Land.

By virtue of a decree of the Chancery Court
OF Pamela county, Mississippi rendered April
IL, 1872, in the suit of W. l.. Archibald, COM
p%leiaant, against John D. A~shmore, Jr, ct al,
defendants, No i4G, in said Court, | will as
Commissioner therein appointed, on
SATURDAY, THE 2lsr DAY or DEG, 1872
at the courthouse door of soid county, In the
town of Sardis, within lawful hours offer for
sale at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described lands lying and
being in said county of Pamela, to wiz
The west half Of section two in township
Of range six, west,
JIG, HARRISON,
Commissioner.
Harrison 4 Taylor Solicitors. nov23-5t
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The health Of Hon. Charles Sum.
ner is reported TO bo very precaricus,
and the effect Of bis European trip
has had little good effect upon the
disease that has been troubling him
fer years.
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We have often been forced to dun
those persons who are indebted to
Va when We would much prefer not
mentioning the subject OF money to
them, and We have been forced to
dun them by their own neglect in
paying their debts when they conld
easily avoid it. There are MOI
whose names arc upon our subscrip-
ton book that owe US for three
years subscription, and every one
knows that this is from neglect on
the part of the debtor, for we have
too good a reputation for never re.
iusing the "hIthy lucre" when Offer
cd upon just debts, to believe that it
is cur fault that their accounts are
not paid. Many ofour prompt pay
ing subscribers think that we arc
after them when We make calls for
money and grow dire in our threats
of vengeance upon deliuquents, when
we are only after the stray members
who arc 81 uuning their response,
bilitiea, We earnestly recommend
the logic Of making an effort to &C
compllSh the laborious dutyo Of pay.
ing their subscriptions to this class,
and they will learn that we can be
thankful for small tavors and large
ones in proportion. We are ANXIOUS
to be placed under this debt of graf
itude. Who will try usY