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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
:. by virtue Of writ of I.evari Facia. TO me
at the 'N S"ie'
LAfAf ETTE HOTEL s4l SIIPLEY ST.
Kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip. in the City of Will
mingt0n. New Castle county, BEL, on
SATURDAY,
THE sth DAY OF JULY, 1876,
at o'clock. p. m.
Inc following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or parcel of land situ-
ated in the City of Wilmington. aioresa,d.
bonhded and described as follows, to wit:
Beglnnlng for the same at a corner formed
ny the intersection of the southerly side OF
lenth street with the easteriy side of TRtnali
street, running thence sOutherly on the ca I.
erly side of Tatnall street one hundred and
ten feet to n stake, thence easterly parallel
with Tenth street sixty feet to a corner ste ke.
thence northerly parallel with Tatnall utreet
twenty feet to a corner stake, thence vest
erly parallel with Tenth street twenty feet IN
smother corner stake hence northerlv mn r.
allel with Tatnall street ninety feet 10 the
southerly side of Tenth street, and thence
along said side of said street forty feet to the
place OF beginning. be the contents there
OF what they may.
Seized and taken 10 execution as the pro-
perty OF Joseph Turner, (PrIsciila j Turner
Executrix of joseph Tuner; deceased Mort
sagor, and the said Prisci la j. Turner. snr-
wing Mortgagnr,l and to be sold by
-, VIM. ii. LAMBSON, Sheriff
Sherih's Office. New Castle.
June 20. 1876. iun22ts
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SHERIFF'S iALE.
- By virtue OF writ of Levari Facias, To
me directed. will ,e exposed to Public Sale,
at the
LAFAYETTE H0lEL. GIL SHIPLEY ST..
kept by George W. 0tlp. in the city of vii
mlngton, New Castle Ounty, Delaware, on
SATURDAY,
THE sth DAY OF ULY, AID, 1876.
at 2 o'clookp y. III.
The following described cal Estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece1r pa reel of land
and Brick Messuage tn ereoi erected situate
in the city OF Wilmington afres aid, bounded
and described as follows. towt.
beginning at a point on tn westerly side
oil Head street at sixty feet wle AT the dis
tance Of two hundred and sixty-,ipht feet n nd
nine inches southerly from the s,utberly side
oil Lobdell street mt sixty feet Vide. thence
westerly pa,allel with Lobdell street. one
hundred and two feet and six nchcs to a
stake, thence scutherly and paallcl with
Head street fourteen feet to a cor er of o tf :
er lands OF the said Peter j. Bacock and
Joseph J. Babcock. thence alonethe said
Babcock's land east ono hundred NOD two
feet and six inches to the aforesaid westerly
side OF Head street and thence hereby
northerly parallel with Heaid street furteen
feet to the place of beginning, be the co tents
thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution "a thepro-
perty OF Peter j Ba Hcock and Mary hi; tb.
cock. his wife and Joseph j. Babcorj and
Adaline w., mis- wife. t. , and to be sOl,by
WIN. II. LAMBSoN. Shelf.
sherih's ,nf. 0iice; 81 New syzs CASTLE ,oo
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SHERIFF"S SALE-By virtue OF a writ of
- Lavari Facias to me directed. will be ex-
posed to Public Sale at the Hotel Of John ..
Elliott, in the village Of Cnristiana. in White
Clay Creek hundred. New Castle County. Del
aware, on
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CSHEr FIG SALE.
~ by tue of n writ of Levari Facias to
to me directed will be exposed to public sale
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sil SHIPLEY ST,
kept by Geo. " Ortlip. in the city of viii
mlngton. New Castle county. Delaware. on
SATURDAY.
Till SthDAY OF JULY, 1876.
At O'Clock, L. NJ.
the following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot 0 land situate in the
city OF Wilmington. aforesaiI /. bounded and
described ms follows to wit:
Beginning at the westerly side of Wash
ingtOn street. between Eighth and Ninth
streets at the distance of one hundred feet
six and a half inches from the sOutheily side
of Ninth street. thence westerly and paral-
lei to Ninth street by new line dividing
this frem other land Of j ohm P. Springer, on
the north one hundred and forty five feet to
the easterly side of w olaston street, thence
twenty-five feet TO corner. thence easterly
parallel to the first ment toned line and Ninth
street through the centre of the party wall
bctwenn this and the adjoining house of the
said WestoroOk, on the south one hundred
and iorty-tive feet to the aforesaid side of
ashiugton street and thence thereby
northerly twenty-five feet to the place of be-
ginning. be the contents the; eof what they
may. Book B Vol. 9, Page al
Seized and taken in Executionas the pro-
perty Of William L. WestbroOk. and Anna
y; 'Westbrook, his wife and t. t.. and to be
sold ~
WILLIAM IL. LAMBSoN, Sheriff,
sheria's Once, New Castle,
June 20, 1876 ie22ts
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SH ERIFFS SALES.
sHEHIFF,S SALE.

Ply virtue of writ of Levari Facias to me
- directed, will be exposed to Public sale.
at the
LAFAYETTE HoTELIs4l sHlPLEY ST..
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip. in the city of Will
mington, New Castle county. Delaware. on
SATURDAY.
THEsh hDAY OF JULY .ils76.
At > O'Clock, =. m.
the following described neal Estate. viz:
All that certai plantation OF tract OF la d
situate in Brandywine hundred in New Cas-
tie couLty aforesaid 5ouldei and described
rs follows to wit;
Beginning at stone on the west branch of
Shellpot creek in Il line OF land now or late
of George ID. Clark. also u corner OF Jacob
Martins land thence with the said Martins
land north sixty-three and a half degrees
east forty eight peIches to Il stone In the
middle OF toe east branch of Shellpot creek.
being corner OH oseph s. Derrickson's land
thence with said creek and said Derickson $
land north twenty three degrees west three
perches and five tenths to u maple stump,
thence with said Derckson's land north
forty degrees east thirteen. and six tenths
ptrches to "A sass fraS tree thence continuing
the same course nineteen and eight tent hs
perches to a corner stone in Clark Mebsters
line thence with his line north sixty-six de-
grees west lifty-onc and five tenths perches to
crec6. being on John Mex line now
of Paul Began, thence down said creek north
twenty two degrees east three and seven
ttnths perches to II stake. thence with ava
BOgan's line north sixty nine degrees West
ninety two and four tsnths perches crossing
the west branch of Shelpot creek to a stone
in line of land Of the heirs of Alexander
McCauiley, deceased thence with said Nc
eau ley 5 land the following courses to wit:
South nineteen degrees east ecven perches,
south seven and half degrees east iour and
n'ne tenths pcrches, south thirty four de-
grees east ten and four tenths perches south
eighteen and half degrees east five perches
and seven tenths ofa perch south one degree
east hvc and on. tenth perches. south niue
teen aud a half degrees east nine and eight
tenths pefches south one degree, east three
and seven tenths perches to the middle of
Shellpct creek south eight and hall degrees
east seven and eight tenths perches south
niGeteen and II half dogrees west three and
one tenth perches south twenty two degrees
east four and two tenths perches south seven
ty degrees east five and eight .tenths perches
south twenty two degeees east two and 1--we
tenths perches to a stone at the easterly side
Of said creek ,ibeing a corner of said George
ID. Clark,s land and thence down the west
, branch ui Shellpot creek by the several cour-
M lrtin's land and place Of beginning. con-
| land tie the same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution ms the pro-
perty OF George +. Loebe aud Mary his " lie
| and I. I. AID to be sold by
WIN. ii. LAMBSoN, Sheriff.
Sherifs Olce. New Castle.
June 20.l876. junc22-ts
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
- ny virtue OF a wrltot Venlitioni Expc,,
to me directed. will he exposed TO PnS,
Sale at the wv"
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. ~ SIMPLIFY y
kept by George W. Ortlip, in the city of ",
mingtpn, New Castle county, Delaware. On
SATURDAY.
THE Sth DAY OF JULY. 1876
At O'Clock. p. M.
The following described Real Estate via.
All that certain lot, piece OF parcel OF ,,,
situated in the city of Wilmington, in N,
Castle county. and State of Delaware boa,l.
ed and described as follows, TO wit: B.r',.
ning at PORT on the northeasterly sids A.
Seventeenth street at the distance OF n
hundred aud and forty mine leet soutbeas.
erly from the esoutheasterly sine of WasbIa,
ton street, thence north east erly PARALLELS
Washington street one hundred and tweply.
i've feet to corner. thence sOuthes,,,,,
ana parallel with Seventeenth street ly,,y
nine fe, L. more or less. to line of Jose,t
Tatnalls land. thence s0uthwestcrly byIss
OF said Joseph Tatnali's land one hnojys
and twenty five feet more or less 10 thsaS
northe sterly side of Seventeenth strot.ms
thence thereby northwesterly thirty ~S
the place of beginning, be the cohtent.p,.
of what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the Nv
perty of william ii, Krsul and Christinak H.
wife. and to be sold by
VIM. ii. LAMBS0N. Sherif,
Sherl6's Office. New Castle.
June 20. 1876. ie2lp.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of n writ of
- Levari Facias to me directed, will be ex-
pos ed to Public Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, sil SHIPLEY ST.
Kept by George W. .Ortlip, in the city of Will
mlnston, New Castle county. Delawale, on
SATURDAY.
THE I'd DAY OF JULY, 1876.
A. . O'clock, ID.


Inc following described Real Estate, viz:
~ mat 10, or piece of land having n church
egihce inereo1 erected, situate in the city OF
W w MMiiIuulngton Aforesaid bounded and descri bed
as ioil99ws, 70 Wlt; besinnlng at the southerly
enty- one feet four inches esstarin tro,, oa NoF
easterly side of Walnut stree, ba,r by ironi tne
of land of theheirs of John EaaH u ogrler 5o
ceased; thence by said land snn,h' uc
parallel with walnut street sixty sly feet 10 n
stake ~ fence; thence westerly parallel with
seventh street thirty. nine feet to the iniddIe
OF a wall; thence with the middle thereaf
northerly slxty-six feet to the said side OF sev,
entn tteeet; and thence herewith easteTiv
nlhety' nine feet to the place of beginn,nv
containing twenty five hundred ami SEVENTH
TOUR square feet of land. be the same more or
seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of James l.. Hawkins and Marv Fh
wife, and I. t., AID TO be sold by
sberf : 0ifce, New Castle.
SU'yls 1910. ;y5-;s
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FRIDAY.
THE 7th DAY OF JULY. ls7s
At z Q'clark u Nf


Inc following described Real Estate, Viz
az mt plantation and TRAIT Of land ,,r
ty. and State of Delaware. with dvaluoa'
house and other buildings thereon sr..,l1
bounded and described as follows. To vii. iN
Beginning 1T gum tree, a corner far H..
premises and other land of James Nishye
son anu lana late oil james Lovint stoD. N,
running thence in a westerly direction ~. ~.
post and rail fence dividing these manu- u
from land of the said James Nichoison wv
stone, % corner for tn Csc premises ami ~
of John llassett AMI ohm Gilpin and c,aa aa'
ing the Christianaand Elkton Turnpike@
stone, corner for the premises land Of LI,,
Gilpin and land late OF Levi u. Coocb tbe,A''
in an easterly direction with said llst r,'
toned land TO a gum stump, n come, y.
these premises and aid land of said eoa''
and land ct the sad Levingston, and ,bs,...
with said last mentioned land ard r,,'.i.'
the'sdid Elkton and Christiana Turnnisa,
the place of beginning, containing ior,y.s,,
acres more or less. ."
Seized and taken ia execution IA tbe ,,,
perty oil David Longnccker and Snson w. 4,
wife. AMI Samuel McDonndll and T,rp
Griffith. A. and j. James. and terre TENN ~'
and to be sold by saw
WIN. II. LAMI| son, shetf
Sherifi's 0iTice, New Castle,
June ~, ls7i. iepl,
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- HERIFF'S SALE.

-
BY virtue of writ of Levars Facias
directed, will be exposed to Pubic Et
the Hotel of William b. Ford. a, Ki,nv",s
in Pencader Hundred. New Castle C,a9a,
Delaware, on N'''V
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05
SUBJECTS FOR THOUGHT.
Iuch wanted mure and lost all.

4 y i y IL Z n . q
Much wanted nrure and lost an.
Troubles. like babies, get bigger By
nursing.
Silence speak much. words more, but
action most.
The error OF moment may become
tho sosfow Of a life.
Many Of our bitterest griefs arc founded
upon mistaken imaginations.
Dress plainly-thc thinnest soap bubbles
wear the grandest colors
Not every mun who dives into tho sea Of
matrimony brings upa pearl.
The main business and earnest Of tile
world is money. dominion and power.
never yet iound pride in noble nature
nor humility ID an unworthy one.
y man may be great by chuuce, but never
wise nor good without taking pains for H.,
The reason shy some people put on airs
is because they have nothing else to put on.
To be worthy of M Office nowadays ono
must be mau entirely unworthy Of any
thing else.
Resolve to see this world on its sunny
side and you have almost won the battle Of
life ut the outset.
Society is tho atmosphere Of souls, aud
we necessarily inbalo from it what ~ either
healthful or Infectious.
The light Of true friendship is like the
light of phcsphorus--scen plainest when
all around is dark.
Wisdom often comes to US too late in
life to be Of much service 70 Us. There is
no use Of mustard after meat.
Let wisdom be the offspring Of reflection
now. rather than the fruit Of bitter cxper.
lcGre hereafter.
There are two classes Of men generally
in the wrong. those who don't know enough
and those who know too much
Many man thinks it isa virtue that
keeps him from turning rascal when it is
only full stomach. One should be care.
fui not TO mistake POTATOES for principles.
Nature can speak witbouta tongue and
paint without pencil or brush.
The frost bites without teeth. The wind
cuts without q tool aud whistles without u
mouth. - q
IL is not what We earn but what we save
that makes Us rich. IL is not what we cat
but what VIC digest that makes us fat. II
is not what we read bat what we remember
that makes US learned.
You can never do an injury TO another
without feeling that injury rebound and
strike yourself. You arc lated cyermore
to drink the bitterness VI the cup you have
mingled for .. brother.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05


An editor. wanting lima TO GIL the CO..
lumn. gave
shoot Folly as she flies. Pope.
10 setting up the above. the printer had
Il thus:
Shoot Polly as she aios-Popr
Docs your sister Annie ever say any
thing about inc. sissyl' asked an anxious,
lover of little girl. .Yc-. was tho reply.
she said IL yon had rockerq IN your shres
they d makcsuch nice cradle for my .loll.s
a country girl. coming from q morning
walk. was told sl,c looked as fresh as a dai-
sy kissed by the dew. 70 which she iuno-
Gently replied. You've Got my name right
---raisy but bis isn't Dew! !,
She wasscry particular. aud whom tho
dealer informed her that all his ice was
gathered winter before last she would give
h'.n hrr order. She s,il hc comll't palnt
! y hIs sac Ieo ii bIr Nyllis,, v Herald,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05
To YOUNG MEN.

One Of the most fatal mistakes, and a
common one, leading tomany others which
We have often heard with anlazement is
conveyed 10 he almost proyerbial phrase :
The world owes me living
The world docs not owe you living. Il
IS not debtor TO you. but you arc debtor 10
i and you canDot work too hard to dis
charge your obligation. Il not only does
not owe you anything. but il Is not going
to pay yOu anything unless you earn i. BY
hard licks, industry and attention 10 bust.
ness. aud just so long as you pursue such
. course in life il will pay.
We arc none Of us going 10 thrive except
by work. not by waiting foi this or that TO
turn nP. not by looking for this or .he
other man to help you, not BY expecting
to bo liftoi, or pushed into success. There
are Micawbers waiting for something 10
turn up all the world oyer--men waiting
for the world to get ready to pay them the
iebt they suppose to be duo. men as con-.
tonptible as they are mls.rably useless
The fact is, this is very busy word. a
bit selfish ifyou will, thoroughly absorbed
in various interests TO think much about
individual men. old or young. Tho only
thing that gives significance TO us In this
y INDUSTRY, FIDELITY AND WORK.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05
Mr.. WAttorson writes to The Courier

Mr.. Watterson writes to the Courier
Jomnal: The suggestion Of Mr.. Bayard's
name in connection with the st. Louis no
minat:on is ofa piece with the phantoms
which have lursa Us 10 our ruin the last
ten years. II is not 10 be thought Of; and
yet. so inconsistent am with myself. and
80 far do place public considerations Of
real pith and moment above private aifec-
tions, that five are not 10 have 6ght for
victory with Tilden. | want TO bo beaten
with Bayard, 50 that wc may como out Of
battle undebaucled, though at the cost Of
our best beloved.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05
WHO snE IS.

All the papers arc Publishing the state
ment that Antoinelte Polk. daughter u
,he dier-bi-hop, Is th, belle Of Rome
and has iurned The heads Of al Italy and
sSulhcsu Europe. Esen Pops Plus Ix has
expressed high admiration Of her beauty
and grscc.s Mhs Antonihetie is not a
daughter of Bishop General l.eonidas po!k.
bot q The long dead brother. Andrew. Her
ialhcr,s Old Homestead. Ashwood Ilall.'
~ Maury. county. tennessee. Is one o. the
mo't prihsely srd elegant mansions. stands
iae dainty liitlo ivy.grown Ashwood
ChPel. surrounded by cemetery 20 sx-
gal,isely picturesque and beautiful thas. as
heroic Pat. clcbufus rode pat it, II the
hssd ~ his division, toward. tho bloody
heldo Frsaklin. be turned 10 one Of bis
MI. sri said ~ tones ef strange and ten.
der sadnsss ID would be almost wofta .
maH's while 10 DIE. 70 be buried 10 20 lavely
a,POs. They thought Il was prophecy
SYoke and forty-cight hours alterward.
1ught bin back. glorious immor-
al, and buried him there. ycsides him
sleep the gallant German cavalryman,
N!fahl. aud thieo other general officers,
Who fell In tiss sane dread tempest Of irc
ahd shet and shell. waiting till the ar
ehanspl trpnipcters last grand rcyeille
soand 10 summon lhem 10 realms Of never
rnaihg Pesce and light and Joy.
- Vn lanes eternal campaign ground.
iheif silent tents are spread.
a, and glory guards wish solemn round
ihe bisouss u tho dead.
Vfosn be the turf above their breasts
vest The sioless aud ,syrtlss that bloom
apOat their tegnbs sot ihe warbling ot the
a,aglag;birds, from swayiug boushs Of Tho
Mue ehnrch-yard hays; aud glad The a.
sase,!gg 10 the resurrection mon..- -Dvl,-
eas Nssss f,lis
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05
STATE NEWS.

Mr.. Il. Y. Lehman, distinguished
lawycrof NcwDerii, and lnte Il member of
the State Senate died suddenly 1T ltaleigh
last week while In attendance OH tho
Supreme Court. His iiseuse wac tile saino
rs that which carried Of Gov. Caldwell.
A fircat L,nmherton las: week destroyed
seventeen buildings involving a loss I'm
goods and buildings Of about s3O0ov.
An engine was stolen Inst week on the
North Carolina rond and run from Sails
bury toa point between Lexington and
Thonasvilie, and left OH the track. The
bold rogue escaped. A few nights after
the same trick was played at Salem but
the steam gave out and the rogue. n negro,
was overhauled and taken into custody
after he had run about four miles.
The Freshet on Haw River last week
was somewhat Obstructive. Two bridges,
one at Shallow Ford and one nc Big Falls
We're swept OF. On the latter when it
went of, was u boy about IL years old
named Summer who was drowned.
The Warrenton Centennial says tho
work OF building the Rail Road from the
Depot on tile II. & q. II. II. to Warrenton
is about to begin The road will be three
miles long. Warrenton, like Hillsboro.
was given the go-by in the original cons
struction ofthe roads.
The Observer says some unknown per-
SONS poisoned six fierce dogs in Charlotte
by throwing bread upon which strycbnine
was sprinkied, in tho yard. This is a
more summary way Of getting rid of4he
nuisance than dog tax.
The Observer says little boy sx years
old while walking on the joists afan un~
finished house, fell astride OF ore OF them
He wns taken sick soon aftes and phy-
sician being sent foran emrtic was given
which caused him to yonit blood and le
died SOON aftrr.
The Observer loudly callsfor Union
Depot at Charlotte. and every body who
has been there will Join IN the cry
The Observer says the trains on the Air
Line X. r. were suspended for six days
from effect of the late freshets' Traffic 10
now resumed.
The Salisbury Waterman Is full ofthe
note Of preparation for the grand celebra-
tion Of the 4th Of July In that town. IL
will be an occasion 20 remind one ofold
times.
The Watchnian says that Mr. III.
Stewart Is about to revive the old Salis<
bury Examiner. We arc In for an ex-'
change
The Wilmington Review says colored
man found on Princess street silver pls-
ted medal bearing the date I7S2--ihe year
Washington was born.
The Review says young man named
Shellenburg was diowncd while bathing
in mill race at Shoe Heel.
A snake OF the nioccasin tribe was lately
killed at Atkinson's mill Johnston county
which was five feet six inches long. was
thirteen inches in girill, was two Inches
between the eyes and weighed - pounds.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

Thirty years ago young man entered
the city Of New York. 10 an almost pom
niless condition. and without single &c.
quaintanco inlhe great wilderness of houses.
To-day bis name is known wherever hu-
mainly dwclIs. Il is spoken in every ham.
let, i heard IN every city, and Is as familiar
to The worker IL Tie mines a. bis brother
in the mill. and where largusge Is known
and ideas expressed. the nqmc uf this pom.
niless. unknown and uncnulh lsd of thirty
years ago, is uttered. IL was John Smith.
What would be your notion Of absent
mindcdnessg asked Rufus Choato Of vii.
ness whom he was cross examining. .Wall'
said the witness. with a strvug Yankee &C.
cent, Il should say man wto Thought he'd
left bis watch 10 hum. and look Il out'n his
pn'ksi tosec i h. had timc u a. hum and
gct y, was lc,tlc a6sent luiulcd.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

The Augusta tGa.) Coasiitutionalist
says il is worth noticing that every State
North and West which has beld an election
sincc 1874. and given the Democrats
majority, has sent delegates to the Sc.
Louis Convention in favor Of the nomipa-
ton Of Samuel J. Tilden.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

ALL TIE MoRALs.,--Tho Nashville
American makes this good hit: The Gin.
ciunati Republican platform professcs TO
'deprccaic anything reviving sectional ami.
mcsiiies.' and IN the saine sentence arrairns
the Democratic party Is allied 10 treason |
The robbery Of negro savings iu the Freed
mans Bank--the sale Of post>tradcrships !,
by which the soldiers Of the Union were
swindled-and tho yictimizing the English
investors 10 mining stocks. we're not depre-
Gated. What party was Il allied With
thievoryf'
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

Arc You goiog 10 make aower.bed
aero, Jadkinsr asked o young lady cf the
Eaidehor. 'fcs. mise ;thcm's tho ordors,'
Aa'sered The gardener. Why. u viii quite
,lol our sfeslnet gsvund r Can't help II.
ml'si ,hem's your pas orders. lie SAYS
" Y have 4 laid out ior horticulture. not
iOr lusLaudsy!'