davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-16
Miscellaneous.
Extract of letter to the Editorcfhe Gresnrille
Mountaineer.
CoKEsBURY, 8. g. March 25,

CoKEsBuRY, 8. g. March Is,
Dear Strive have lately had very
gracious revival of religion al this place.
a two days meeting was appointed, at the
close of which more than usual anxiety
was manifested by the congregation about
the salvation of their souls. This omen
for good was observed by the clergyman
present, which induced them to continue
The meeting. Itcommeuced OH Saturday
the 4lh inst. and was protracted from day
to day, with increased interest, until Sun
day the 22d, during which time many
souls were happily converted 10 God, and
between twenty-five and thirty united
themselves with the Church at this place.
The revival has been chiefly confined 10
the Students Of the Male and Female
Schools, many of whom. but few days
ago, where running the giddy rounds OF
carnal pleasures, are now entirely changed
into the humble followers Of the meek and
lowly Jesus, and are seen rejoiciugin God
their Saviour. The Faculty, seeing the
uncommon religious excitement which
pervaded the minds Of The Students, was
induced to suspend the operations OF both
schools, in order that all might became
solely engaged in the service Of the Lord.
The hoaTy headed sire and the little boy
of 8 years old were seen bowing together
at the altar Of prayer, and with united
voices calling upon God to pardon their
sins. The scene in every respect was
grand aud imposing, and the services of
almost every day wero blessed with the
shouts of new born souls. The ministers
of The gospel seemed to be clothed i'll the
spirit OF their calling, and ceased not by
day or by night to point the mourning
soul to the Lamb of God that ,aketh away
the sin of The world !; not failing TO declare
TO the congregation, that increased daily
in interest aud numbers, the whole coun-
selof God. The backslider and lukewarm
professor have been reclaimed and made
to renew their vows of fidelity 10 the SER
vice of:heir merciful High Priest. There
are many mourning souls, who have not
as yet found God precious to their souls,
but who manifest disposition TO wrestle
in prayer until they receive the blessing
1t is devoully TO be hoped that the gracious
work will continue till the whole pillaRa
shall be made TO bow al the loot Oh soYe-
reign mercy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-16
To Dealers i'm Drugs,
Medicines, &c.

NNHE Subscribers having recently purchased
y the Stock Of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS, GLASSWARE, &c. of the
Estate of James Leverich, deceased, take this
method of informing their friends and the
public generally, that they have OH hand and
are constantly receiving fresh supplies Of all
articles usually keptin their line Of business,
which they will dispose ofon reasonable terms.
All orders addressed TO them will meet with
prompt attention, and executed with nea;ness
and dispatch
P. 8 Purchasers are particularly requested
10 call and Examine our Stock and Prices be-
fore purchasing else where.
SAMUEL D. CLARK, &Co.
Hamburg March 25, 1910 62m
The Greenville Mountaineer and Pendleton
Messenger will publish the above one month
each and forward their accounts to this Office
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-16

Mr.. Calhoun's Speech.-We have read,
with unmingled pleasure and admiration,
the recent speech Of Mr.. Calhoun, on the
question of the assumption of Stale Debts
by the General Government. If there
could be placed an additional wreath in
MIR. Calhoun's chaple, Of renown as a
statesman, this speech has doneit. Clear,
lorcible, and eloquent, it irresistibly carries
conviction TO all unprejudiced minds, of
the correctness Of The grounds assumed by
the orator. As a rare treat 10 our readers.
we intend 10 publish this speech in our
next paper.-Western Carolinian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-16

aud on Monday, May the 4th, al Edgefeld c. H.
After which time my books will be closed for
the present year.
BY an order from the Comptroller General,
no money will be received for Taxes but
specie, or the notes ofspecie paying Banks
orlhis State. By an Act ofthe Legislature,
those returning Real Estate will be re-
ouired, in addition to the quality, to give
in on oath the actual value Of their land.
B.F. GOUEDY, r.c. E. d.
Hamburg, March 25, lS40 CO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-16
The INDIANS AT woRk.-Thcre would
In great haste, am,
Your humble servant,
WIN. G.. WHITE.

The ISDIANsAr woRk.-There would
seem to be no end to the incursions aud
depredatiols Of our savage foe. Let the
troops start scout in Middle'Florida, and
the enemy at once takes foot for the west,
and witt, quickness almost illusory, y,they
are scalping aud butcherins on the banks
of the Apalachicola. Anon, they return
to the very strong holds of our army, and
invade the sanctuary of the camp and
tent. Or latest intelligence is, that train
Of Government wagons, consisting of six
was captured by 12 Indians, between
Forts d. lacomb aud Barker,a few days ago,
and one sergeant mortally wounded. A
sergeant was fred on near Fort Pleasant
in the nsighborhood of Col. Dayenport's
camp, and escaped barely with his life;
and also that an Indian camp had been
discovered within about four miles of Col.
Robert CANDLES residence, where they
had left their fires burning, and appearan-
ces which indicated that some four or five
cattle he'd been slaughtered. These dep
relation, have all been committed in the
immediate vicinity Of where the troops are
most thickly sta,ioned-in that portion of
country which is considered as most se-
curely guarded! How are these vaSabonds
10 be whipped and subdued! Wo ask Tor
Observation-Disclosures Star.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-16
valuable Family Paper.

gHlHE Publisher of the Puptist Advocate,
respectfully informs the Christian public,
that he has made arrangements for publishing
every week, in the above paper.
Illustrations Of The Bible.
Consisting of views of the most remarkable
places and objects, mentioned in the Old and
New Testaments: also, views of the principal
missionary Stations, throughout the world.
Engraved by the first Artists in the United
States, of the original sketches, taken on the
spo,, by Laborde, Forbin; Morier, LIE Bruyn,
Ker Porter. Stephens, Buckingham, McFar-
lane and sthers.
The paper is established on permanent ba-
sis-being sustained by an Association with
Capital Stock of $4,000.
Tsrms.-The Advocate is published at t,eo
dollars and ttiy cents, in advance.
Address ROBERT SEARS,
122 Nassau street, N. Y.
Or the Subscriber, at Edge6eld c. House.
Earch, 1910. C. A. MEIGS. Agt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-16
Phoenix Stone Ware Factory.
TO MERCHANTS AND THE PUBLIC
IN GENERAL.

~ luGRIH0N4o ~ 49,
VHyhe Subscribers having been engaged in
the manufacturing Of Stone Ware at
Po,tersyille, in Edge6eld, 8. C. for many years
and from long experience, and former owners
of that establishment, have located themselves
at the Phoenix Factory, Shaws Creek, twelve
miles from Edgefeld C.. House on the main
Road leading from Newberry, Union, and the
upper Districts to Aiken, for the purpose OF
manufacturing Stone Ware i'll all its various
branches. They have procured the best of
workmen and IRE constantly making up, and
have large stock on hand. Their assortment
is the most complete ever before offered for sale
in this market, to which they would call tho at
tenton of Druggists, Merchants and Planters,
and all those who wish to purchase any thing
in their line. Among the many articles of
which their stock is composed, ure the follow
ing viz:
Jars fall sizes from gallon to 20 gallons.
Jugs Of all sizes do. 1 do. ~ do.
Churns of all sizes , do. S do.
Bowls or pans of all sizes, from do. to do.
Butter Pots Of all sizes from ! do. to3 do. with
covers.
Pitchers of all sizes from 4 do, to3 do.
And eds neatly made for jars and churns il
desired.
Stew Pots of various sizes, &c. &c.
All of the above is inferior TO none made
in the United States. Orders addressed 10 us
at Edgefeld Court Houses. G. will be prompt.
ly attended to, and delivered to the Merchants
door, any distance under one hundred and fifty
miles. Charleston merchants can have their
ware delivered at the depot, in Aiken, at l2d
cents per gallon.
MATHIS g. RHODES.
April 1, 1s40 G9
Tie Charleston Cour. will PUBLISH 2 times,
weekly, and forward account 10 this Office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-16
THE VIEW YORKER.
PRICES REDUCED TO A CASH STANDARD!
Eufir.Ly Ne,p I'ype, &c.

PRICES REDUCED TO A CASH STANDARD!
Entirely NetD Type, &c.
The Publishers Of the Ne,o Yorker, respect
fully announce to the public, that on Saturday,
tho 2lst dan of March, will be issued the Sc.
venth (annual) Volume fther Folio FORM and
the Ninth (semi.annuaD Volume OF their double
Quarto, or octave edition for preservation, and
binding. Both papers will be printed OIL an
entirely new type, and in new and beautiful
draft, on the same large imperial paper as tor
merly.
Tie Neu Yorker will pursue the same gener-
al course, and maintain the same character as
hitherto, with such improvements, in details
and execution as Experience has suggested. or
may suggest. It's columns will be devoted 10 !:
l. Original and Selected LiteratuTc.-Com-
prising Tales, Poems, Essays, Reviews OF new
Works, Biographical Historical and Humor-
GUS Sketches, Anecdotes, &c. &c. In the de-
partment of Original Literature, the editors
have the assistance of able pens, while their
Selections are culled from the widest range OF
British and American current and Periodical
Literature.
H. Political Intelligcnce.-Under this head,
hr;ef notices of movements Of Parties, through
out the Union are constantly given, with ac'
count, of all important Conventions, Nomina,
lions, &C., but especially Of every Election OF
any moment, with the votes compared with
those Of previous years, and it is believed mat
in mi, department The New Yorker already
holds rank not beneath that Of any journal IN
the Union. -
III. General Intelligence Under this head a
condensed but comprehensive summary OF tie
New, of the Day, Foreign and Domestic, Will
from week to week be given.
Tsrms.-The Folio edition, will be issued
every Saturday morning, at the reduced pf'ce
of T.ro Dollars per annum, in advance.
The Quarto edition, is published and mailed
syery Saturday evening, on q double medium
.heet Of sixteen large three-column pages, e1-
eluding Advertisements; and including gSg Page :,
Three Dollars per annum. payable in all cases
in advance. For Five Dollars, (post paid) in
advance, two copies will be mailed for one
year. ,.
No. 2l Ann street, New York,
Or the Subscriber at Edgefeld G. H.
March, l840. C.. A. MElGS, AgI
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-16
IN Ap.d Mntron of tn. Revolution

an Aged Matron Of the Rsu0lulion.-
The widow ofthe Brigadier General John
Patterson, late Of the State of New York,
and Federal officer of the Massachusetts
Continental line, is now living at Ogden,
N. Y. One of her grand sons, at the
North, wrilingt to another in this city,says:
II have returned from paying visit to
our grand mother, who is near one hum
dred years old, and found her as spriehtly
as you arc. and in perfect health. She is
the oldest female in this State, and a.
mongst the last Of our revolutionary mo-
theirs. ."--Charleston Cou7.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-16

Premature Death.-Dr. Crichton, ply
sician to the Grand Duke Nicholas, brolh-
er Of the Emperor of Russia, relates that
young girl, in The service of the Princess
of -, who had for some time kept her
bed with nervous affection, at length TO
all appearance was deprived Of life. Her
face had all the character of death, her
body was perfectly cold, and every other
symptom of death was manifested. She
was removed into another room and placed
in coffin. On the day fixed for her fu-
neral, hymns, according to the custom Of
the country, we're sung before the door,
but at the very moment when they were
going to nail down the coffin a perspira
ton was seen on her skin, and in few
minutes il was succeeded by convulsive
motion in the hands and feet. In few
moments she opened her mouth, and ut
tered piercing scream. The faculty were
instantly called in, and in the space Of a
few days, her health was re-established.-
The account which she gave Of her situa-
ton, is extremely curious. She said that
she was sensible to every thing that was
passing around her: and distinctly heard
her friends bewailing her death: che felt
them envelope her in the shroud, and place
her in tho coffin. The sensation gave her
extreme agony, and she attempted 10
speak, but hcr soul was unable 10 act upon
her body. She describes her sensations as
very contradictory, as if she was and was
not iu her body al one at the same time.
She attempted in vain to move her arms,
to open her eyes, or to speak. The ago.
ny Of her mind was at its height when she
heard the funeral hymn, and found that
they were about to nail down the coffin
The horror Of being buried alive gave
new impulse TO her mind, which resumed
its power over its corporeal organization,
and produced the effects which excited
The notice of those who were about to con-
vey her to premature grave.-Ewopean
Magazine.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-16

a Bill 10 regulate the Banks has been
agreed upon by the Committee of Confer
once Of the two Houses of,he Pennsylva-
niu Legislature. 1t consists ofS6 sections.
ltProvides for resumption The 1st of Oct.
next; for the appointment of Bank Com
missioners to inspect and if need be, 10
wind up the Banks; abolishes the vote by
proxy; provides that after the resumption
every Bank shall receive at par the notes
ofevery specie paying bank in the Stale;
prohibits post notes, &c. &c. These are
the most important features of the bill,
but we have little expectation that it will
pass. The Pennsylvania Legislature has
aimed at too much, and her councils arc
now completely destracted,in consequence.
Charleston Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-16
Concord Academy.

WYHE Subscribers announce to the Public,
u that the above Academy will be opened
on the second Morday in April next, under the
immediate superintendent Of MIR. JOHN KNOX.
1t is deemed unnecessary to say any thing,
with regard to Mr.. Kno1's qualifications, as he
has been long known as an experienced and
successful Teacher. Hundreds, we doubt not,
are now enjoying tho benefits derived from his
instruction.
The Academyis is situated in healthy section
of country, near Leesville, Lexington District.
s. C. Boarding can be had in families, con
venient to the Academy, on reasonable terms.
The Rates of Tuition will be as follows, viz:-
pr. or.
Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, $3 90
English Grammar and Geography, 90
Latin and Greek Languages. 50
Inc Tneory anu rractce OF Surveying, ~ w
ABRAHAM JONES' -
MICHAEL BARR,
AMOS BANKS. z
E. H. NORRISS,
Fl. H. SPANN,
March 2. 184O F6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-16

The Hard Cider Candiddte.-A Har-
risouian visited our city the other day, and
understanding that hard cider was the fa-
vori,e beverage ofGen. VIM. Henry Har-
rison, called at an obscure dogsery, and
asked. if he could get drink Of the ami
able liquor. Our host of the doggery had
barrel on hand, with cruel vinegar as
pect, and consequently handed him out a
quart, the quantity asked for. The Har-
risonian turned it of, with the same raPidity
and nonchalanee that Frenchman wou ID
decant bottle of Claret-but it was no
sooner down, than the face of our friend
Of the hard cider nominee, was sccn TO un-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-16

THr WAR QuEsr,oN.-A getloman Of
high intelligence just from Washington,
informs us that there.is less talk and less
apprehension Of war, in Washington, than
in Charleston.-Char. Cour.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-16
HOTICE! HOT ICEw

N WOULD inform my friends and the pub
n lie, that have added the
HARD WARE
Trade to my Tin and Sheet Iron Ware Manrtae-
ory, and will be pleased'to supply those wish
ng articles of Hard Ware.
Also, Just received Two Thousand pounds
Goshen Butter and Cheese, first rate article.
also, For Sale good Span of Northern
HORSES; sold for no fault, having no use for
them: they are five years old, only. All the
above for sale loao for cash, to suit Lhe times.
N. B. Jobbing, Roofing, and Guttering
promptly attended 10, as usual.
Now, please call and see,
Your humble servant, A. B.C.
A. B. CHURCH.
Hamburg s. c., March l9, 1910. d 8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-16

A Fortunate Edaor.-We sec it stated that
the editor Of the Kent Md. Bugc has become
the heir to $4,000 900.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-16

tn streets, squaling like pig overdrenched
with the Concentrated acid of sour butter
milk.-Macon (Ga.J Telegraph.
The Queen of England is married--Vic-
loria has conquered heart and won hus-
band-and our bel!es may again occupy
the diseuthralled hearts Of our bedur, half
Of whom had bowed 10 the rosy sway and
distant sceptre Of the maiden Queen.--
The name of Viclori. will henceforlh
cease TO possess its wonted charm, (unless
it be with the grati6ed frequenters OF
that excellent new establishment, the pie.
toria Hotel-we will no longer hear oil
Victoria shawls, Victoria wells, Victoria
hats, Victoria shoes, and such other things
"of leather and prunella;" but the p1ctor,a
Range will hereafter dispense its fancy
articles, by some other name: for "a rose
by any other name will smell as sweet"
and perhaps will sell as well. We fear
too, that the charm is broken, even in her
own native dominion-lhe married owns
not the spell Of the maiden Queen. The
bisct Mary, the feeble Anne, and that
non-entity, tho second Mary, wife Of him
ofOrange, where ,oithout popularity, al
thought wiM Misunderstanding was the
poisoned chalce TO the lovely and i'll fated
Queen of Scots-while Elizabeth, the
Virgin Queen of England. with all her
cruelties and vices, reigned Queen ofhearts
as well as Queen Of men, in her mighty
realm. But let the cat jump as it may,
Prince Albert is lucky and, we trust,
happy fellow. He is the husband OF
youthful Queen-solo monarch Of one oil
the proudest, migh,ies, and most enligh-
tened Kingdoms in the world-and whatev'
er may have been his stature or height
before, his enamoured bride has dubbed
him "Royal Highuess," and made him, 10
cant phrase, a taller man than ever. He
was her knight Of the Garter" before
"Honi soft qui NAL y pense"-
and now he is her Royal consort, without
care to ruf1e the smoothness Of his brow,
or check the food tide Of his felicity
May Heaven smile auspiciously Oh their
union-render il blessing 10 our mother
glands happiest pair, Darby and Joan, OF
the olden .ime-so happy indeed, that, in
due season, they may claim and be rewar-
ded 'cith The .ditch.-Charleston Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-16
Tax Collectors Notice.

u WILL attend at the following places to COL
ID lect Taxes, for the year 1889 viz:
On Saturday April the 4th at Powels.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-16

.See act TO amend and consolidate the laws
relating to the seol'tlon Of the slave trade, stA
sec. ! c. p. j. 6 Evans Statutes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-16

derso such variety offeature thatit would
have been impossible for Lavater himself
to have told to what class of animals he
belonged. He tried to bite The cider OF,
but it was too hard. His face then assu-
med an agony of expression-he set his
teeth, and darling for the door, rushed into
tn streets, squalins like pig overdrenched
with the concentrated acid of sour butter
milk.-Macon (Ga.J Telegraph.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
9 q Q 9 9 9 9

EVANS FAMILY NpEB!CNT PILLS are pure
AZ ~ vo-c;shls cc"lp,s,d " ,h the sirc,,s. prcc
io OF science aud OF art; they mover produce nausea
and ARE warranted 10 cure The following Diseases which
arise from impurities Of the blood. VIA noul.xy
Bli"Is affections Coughs Colds liberated sore throat
S,-r'cI tcvcr. Asthma, Cholera, Liver Complaint.
diseases OF the kdLeys ami Bladder Affections neon
ar 81 ianlics, ard all ISJSc diseases OF whiisoe,cf
Ar'd' 10 which human nature Is subject, where the
stomach b. affected
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, & COLDS. Nervous
diseases iYcr complaint. dyspepsia. bous diseases
pas ulce9s, female week.-mrs. and all c1ses of hymn.
rtacisa, low spsrits pa!paion Of he heart ner.
''ls irT'ae.iy, nervous weakness Qa0r abus seminal
"'IhnSs nd geSiion. los OF appetite, heartburn ge,.
efat debility bodily Weakness. Chlor,, or Green srk
l''s Hatuicncy, hys'erical Gntin-s Mysteries head.
''nos hiccIp' sea sickness, night mare Rheumatism,
"lhns i'c G0s"u-euT cvlsp. spasmo,lic affections
Nh those who are victims 10 TIA; most eycrntiatina
''rdcI Govr. wall find relief from their suiierings y
course OF d.. Evans medicine
bcrare q Count. f,ds.--C Arriov. BE PARTICLES
"a purchasing 10 sec that the label OF this Mcdicinc
contains notice uE It's catry according % ief Of Con
gT,ss. And be Likewise particular in Obtaining Them
at 100 Chatham sTCsi, NCw-York, or f5osn the EpGr.
LAR ACENvG. WNi H. KING. Which,.
u.N -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
A CAaD.
-. F.yFUFEE dHE"RCEE.

! As been abe through the kindness
= Z Of number Of ms trends 40 resume the
'hJ,csa!c Grocery, CJmml~s ION aud apIIUg hu'
>in "a IN "a street between Wood and Smtuhvd
streets near 10 the stand torhyly occupied by JJs
Church.
He ntcnds to keep on hand an assortment OF
Grcccues, Pittsburgh Manufactures, CoprIT and
TN. and vii DC grateful for a call from has friends
thruughsu t the CJuatry.
Pittsburgh, Oct. c, iSiC-,w ON
. lranscnFt W thsnuTgh, Marshall Beacon, FL ~
ottbtowu, Marshall Co Democratic Republican,
hOEEautoWn, au0 Gazsite patkc-shuT-h, wIl cops
as above "a -. and send their accounts 10 PITTS
odsth, 1,sO one numU>T Vi their paper containing
1 = I'd -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

A R. WILLIAM EVANS SOOTHING SNB'
n y FOR CHILDREN TEi,TtUNG-rvErNuEo
iIIMsELF.-is Mothers ard Narsrs: The pas-agc
~ the teeth through the guius rr,uce- Troublesome
Nnd dangerous symptom. IL Is known b. mothers
iat there groat rTita IN the mouth and gums du-
rs thts process The gums sNet, the secretion OF
az saliva 4 increased, the child seized wi frequent
II sudden its Of crying. Watching starting IN as
too0 aad sass's ~ peculiar PGts tia child Shrek
18th eSgetre yc!c-gc All ,hfls- 49, fngess u., 10.
mouth. litaSsc rr,caTsosy symptoms are not spccb
slev ell spasmJd.c onsdlsilnz universally suucI-
!cac, aad soon causc the dissolution Of the lnfnt-
tmJthsrs Who haze their little babes Ali i.d with
ne,e cis;'S,SinC SIMPSONS would gp9ly pr william
vars > 'iaiHs Srup. which a.. .rcs'r, aJ hsniseds
iinians whom thoaght past r~s1ys-'. Ron beng sud
eGly attacked with that ittl wglgg. c-..NGi,;uiIs.
r. Usgrc Of COUR,crfs,is -CAr-IgN b particular n
Drcuasag 70 see lht, ikc Al,t ui ls iIccUine con-
AIMS NOTICE ofs eu'ry according - act Of ,ongrcss
And be h&cNis, particular m obtaining thcn al 100
naihan ST.. New YORK., % from the regular agents
Wy. ~ KIN.. IS Water ST. Wheeling,
SfcygrE4r < Nrlis .p4rNrr-hur. nov 10