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WINTER.

Fon the last few mornings the ground in this yicin-
Of frost 1t is really pleasant to see the approach Of
winter. Indeed we have never before welcomed the
appearance Of " old lIyems with his win,ry robes,
with half much true pleasure and qualification as
on the present occasion. Warm days in fact have
been out of season for several months, and like all
other things out Of time, not very agreeable. BE-.
sides this, the unusual quantity and kinds Of fever
which lave appeared in our several Districts, will
trust, he entirely dissipated from amongst us.
We are more Than gratifcd to learn, that since the
weather has grown colder, the health of Charleston
has rapidly improved in fact, that the Yellow Fever
that great hugbear, has almost if not entirely disnp.
peared and that her streets have again assumed their
btssiness-like appearance. Nothing certainly could
afford Us more heartfelt pleasure than the welfare os
our Metropolis, we sincerely hope that she may soon
make up her losses, if any hnye been sustained during
the summer, and go ahead prospering and 70 prosper,
until she shall have reached that point of improvement
to which her enterprise and energy fully cnte her.
Descending from the larger to the smaller places,
yet not the less important 10 that account, Edge
field also presents busy and active since
frost it seems have aroused the dormant spirits OF
our ' Good Old Yeomanry, and caused their welcome
and honest faces to appear more frequently among
We only wish they would Writ us oftencr, and be-
come moro ncighborly Our merchants have full
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PRESIDENTIAL.

WINFIELD Scorr, the great military chicfiain ever
invincbc in the field, has at length been finally and
badly defeated by the Hydra headed Democracy nnd
FRANKLIN PIERCE. although not lawfully declared,
is nevertheless. virtually President elect. With the
defeat Of the former the brigl vision Of many favor.
lie wlg has 1rL. and hundreds have desInired, fnr
the mex, four years al least Of getting their hands into
the public treasury.
On the other hand the Democrats have carried The
day by overwhelming majority, and although The
Presidential struggle is over aud the war between
whig and democrat for while ended, still the ierccst
STRIFE is yet raging for partition Of the Federal Offices
Every democrat of course thinks he is entitled to
patronage of him whom he has placed in power. hence
the Spills Party tpropcrly 50 called are by far the
most numerous.
1t i. supposed that Pierce receives daily larger
number nf letters ,llan lie coul, possibly read were
his whole time employed in attempting it. 1t was a
saying among the ancicnls that the worst of n deaths
was that Of being read to death. What would they
have thought of that man to whom his Secretary
coull not find time to communicate the wishes ant,
requests Of an overwhelming correspondence!
We understand, however, that among the Offices
uuc orcai ""l'h anu W''i'' t""' !" i'e"'"'e' wa
lr offered to Mr. Hunter Of Virginia. No man. in our
humble opinion, now living is hctter calculated to
discharge the duties of this Office tlian the above
named Gentleman, nor could more faithful guardian
of the Treasury be found. Ills long and inlnute nc
quaintance with financial concerns, as well rs the
marked ability which has distinguished his career in
that difficult department, fully cnlitc him 10 the ac-
crptance refusal of the office Of Trcasurcr-nay
We not trust the former
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LATE INTELLIGENCE FROM HAVANA.

The Savannah Georgian Of the 18Th inst,
says ! he steamship Isabel, with mails and
passengers from Havana, touched off this pert
during "Wednesday night. Havana papers COLI
tain nothing of interest. A passenger who
landed here, broughta report that while the
Isabel was yet in sight OF Havana. coming off,,
the Crescent CITY was seen appro.chin. the
city, and that u spanish war sloop Of 81 guns
and Il steam frigate were in motion to intercept
her. What the result WAS, Capt. Rollins did
not so far crafty the curiosity of himself and
passengers lis to await to learn.
ltwould really seem that the Spanish authori-
ties are bent on bringing about their own de-
strucion-AIost forcibly arc we reminded of
the old provcrb:
"Qucm Deus rult perdcre,' dc. just at the
time when the utmost caution, forbcarancc, and
kindness towards the United States. can hardly
prevent the Americans from wrestling the Island
from Spain. her bcso,tcd, dcmcntcd officials are
doing their utmost to bring about II contest
which mnst be fatal to Spanish rule.
We shall await further intelligence from the
Crescent City, with the kecncst anxiety.
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EDITORIAL BREvITlES.

ESs 4 GENTLEMAN writing from Persia to a friend
in Boston says that the commissioners in that con.
try, while prosecuting the abors for which they were
ap;mintcd have discovered the remains of the Palace
of Si.usan The icssca,cd floor spoken of IN Daniel
and Esther, rs composed of black, red and white mar
bic, has at length mt i- eye Of the modern age Not
far frum The Palace there is tomb upon which there
is the G..rrr, of man with both arms bonnd and by
his side tremendous lion in the act of springng upon
him. No one can doubt but that this is intended to
rcpresen, Daniel in the lions den, aud that lIc was
there buried
80 DIREcr communication by means of tclr-
.r,ph has finally been opened between London and
Paris. The London News gives u beautiful Announce.
men, thereof.
~ 4 CORRESPONDENT Of the Ndf'ondt InfeH'
rcntrr SAYS that commerce not conquest Is our ro
cy' lie thinks that ii the valley of the Amazon, in
South America. was cleared Of reptiles, beasts, &c.,
that it would hc the greatest agricultural spot in the
world His arguments are very plausible indeed. The
climate is said be uniform during the entire Year,
and thereby productions greatly ficii.aicd. Rice for
instance he says, produces forty to onr. One bushel
planted in January will yield at the end Of five months
fury and at the close of ten muntls sixteen hundred
bushels. must prodigioIs and lucrative yield.
eS~ QUEEN VIcroR IA disdains to accept the leg
acy of f5aO,OO0 bcqueatI,ed her by the old mser
Niclds The relatives have consequently been adver-
lised for.
- An OLD LADY by the name of Rachel McCart.
nry died in Belaghy Ireland, short time since. who
from hard labor perseverance, and miscrly economy,
had amassed n considerable sum. few days before
her death she is said to have swallowed fifty nutes of
one pound each, besides several gold coins. A most
remarkable instance Of tho "auri sacra fames," or
the ruling passion strong in death.
sGo|' 4 MOST savage writer in an Irish paper de-
cl:,rcs, that he prepare pint of liquid which
being placed in grcnatleShell and thrown in bar
rack Window will destroy every living being therein.
Or if thrown in the face Of enemy, whether foot
or horse, provided The wind blows in that direction,
will utterly parayze and defeat them. So We shall
have no f,Frrlmr USE of muskcry flying artillery, or
any other powder machine, of those mortal
engines whose rude tlroas the immortal Jovc's dread
clamuurs counterfeit This indeed an age Of pro-
gresson.
c." Mas. PIERCE i. said to irc m elegant and ac-
comp1ishcd Lady. euineny qualified 10 preside at the
White Ilousc.
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Mt. Lebanon University,
RIrNVJLIE PARISH, Ia.

TINIIE Undersigned, n Committee Of the Board
l. of Trustees Of the MOUNT LEBANON
UNIVERSITY. are dcsirous TO engage the services
Of Professor of Ancient Languages and Ma'hc-
ma,ics for the .,cadcniic year Of Eiercn months,
beginning on the first Nl"nhay in March next.
To a gentleman Thoroughly qualified in the De-
partmcnt above referred to, salary Of twelve hum
lr'd dollars per aunum viii be guaranteed.
This is new Institution located in one "f the
most agreeable aud healthy nrg hoI hoods in Moth
Louisiana, removed from every iuducsIncnt to di.i-
patton end vice. 1t il md, tlr auepccs and el,n-
ro of the North Louis ana Ba;.ti>t Convention. aud
tr Il gentleman of large "cqr:rrn, MS and d.t.n-
yishc,l reputation offers prosiccvcly f;lh inluc-S
mcnts.
The expenses "f 4 f:,n,ily wonld be small. The
situation is healthy. central AMI easy OF access aud
the Trustees lock with cot ii!,ncc to prompt and
lib raj patronage Of this, the first Institution of H..
Kind attempted to Ike rlised up in .igi"n fun II
RESOURCES in rapid state Of dew, "pm.n,. II is rot
intended I" coniinc its bcnrfts To any one Brnona-
,ion but Pupils Of al pei su:.,:ors will be glydly
ccivcd and guarded against I'll attempts at prcs.ly-
lism.
1t is desirable tlat scntl men applying for tlis
situation should furnish unGnrstionatls ,r.to malls
| "f their competency ii conduct Pupils through
complete coixc Of the Greek and l..,.n I.angusg
and the pure AMI mixed Mathematics. As early ~
practicable these Departments will BE- separated for
the first year, however, they unar"dably united
under one head.
Applications accompanied with testimonials. may
b. addressed (p,'st pai) to Gu" Ge"rg. W. Ros.r.,
Secretary of the Board "f Trustees until the first
day nf January next when selection will be made
from the applicants aml prompt notice given ~ tho
person chosen.
B. EGAN. President,
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OBIT U AIRY.

DrED, ut her fatlrr's residence. III this District.
On Tuesday the 10th inst. Miss HARRIET g.. dangh-
tr Of Capt Eugene Burt, III iii: 10Th year OF
her age.
Death under any circumstances is 4 me ancllnr
event. hut when it strikes rs lis victim one 81 young
and innocent, it is peculiarly impressive. II is well
calculated t" call up to our minds most vviily, the
trlnsiury nature of a things here below, and TO
teach us to prepare ourselves ir an event, the err
tainy Of which is uny cGnal-d by the uncertainty
of the hour in which it NAV coaic. Tli. young, the
od-;,ll the SONS I'M daughters nf Adarl-arc cs-
tined To fall ut last beneath til" sickle Of time, aud
no man kli"wctll what Il day HAY bring f"lth. =" BE
yc al'o ready" us warning VOICE from the sPit
land should ever echo in our hearts and minds. ami
teach us Ia I've that when the sad event does
come it may b.: shnrn Of its tcrrnrs and be hailed
as the happy entrance for each OF us into world
Of eternal joys.
Death found the deceased rot rs one Of the fool
ish Virgins with her lamp unirimc,l,n though in
the morning of life life. with the budding antic.pa-
tiols OF her young heart unrcalisc,l, yet she was
prepared for The sacrifice: prepared us li,lc for
The coming Of her Lord and died in the triumph Of
faith. She possessed in I'M eminent degree those
soft and amlblc clements of !cnaic character which
cndcar their posscssor in peculiar manner to the
fmy circle, aud makes her removal s;I'l bcrcave-
ncnt indeed. The happiness OF those by whom
she was surrounded was the hcct Of her daily soil
ctudc and anxiety, and nothing could be more
beautiful aud cndcllng To the little circle in which
she moved than the gentle and allrctnnaic manner
in which she discharged her various duties az
daughter sister, friend and relative. But she is
gone, and we have nothing left us but to bow down
in humble submission To The will Of Him in whose
hands are the issues Of life and death.
DIED. in this District, on the 18th inst, CAnoIL-
IA. youngest daughter Of Major Alra'n and Mrs
Ann Jones. aged year, 5 months, and days
Farewell little Carrie rest peaceful in Thy quiet
grave No more shall aucht on earth disturb tl'y
gentle surnhcrs We will not weep for thee, but
rather rejoice that tlpu hast escaped the ills o lIfe
to dwell in the bosom cf the Saviour, who hath
said .Or sr,rl, is the kingdom Of Heaven"
"I'll take these little lambs, said hc,
And lay them in my breast;
Protection they shall lind in me, -
In ne BIZ ever best VI. Il. l..
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ETHIOPIAN MELODIES.
OLD FOLKS at HOME.

OLD FOLKS AT HOME.
ny T. b. cIrnIsTY.
Way ilnwn on the Swancc R.bbcr,
Far, far away
Dcrc' where my heart is turning rLbcr;
Dcrrs where dc oIc folks stay.
All up and down the whole creation,
Sadly roam;
Still longing for dc ole plantation,
And f,r dr ole f'!ks at home.
CuoRrs,-.\lI lie world am sad an drcary,
Ebbcry where roam:
Oh. Darkv's low my heart grows weary
Far from de- ole folks ut hume.
All round de- little farm wandered
When was young;
Dcre many happy days squandcrrd,
Many dc songs sung.
When WAS rcaping will my bru'ld,r,
Happy was l.
Oh take me To my kin'l "lc mother,
Dcrc let me lib and die.
Cnonus,-.tll tic word am sal and drcary, &c.
One little Int among de bushes,
Ono dat love,
Still sadly to my memory rl,slles,
No matter where rove.
When see the bees lunrming,
All around dc comb,
Whn still hear dc banjo tumming,
Down in my COOL ole home.
CuoRrs-\l !c worll am sad and ''rcary,
Ehhcry where roam:
Oh ilarkrs how my heart grows weary,
Far from lie. oil felix's at home.
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COM III E r CIAL.
Correspondence of the Advertiser.

HAMBURG, Nov. Goth, 1852.
CorroS-On Monday our market opened with a
rnod demand. and continued so up to the receipt of
adviccs from Liverpool, quoting a decline in that
Market Of /. which caused our market to decline
proportionalIy. We have 'iuec received still later
alv:c,s which brought the same quotations. To-day
our market isa full cent lower on all qualities
than j, was in the carly part Of the week, with
downward tendency and unless we are relieved
by som. favorable adyicrs from abroad, or some
speculative feeling arises VIC look for prices to de-
cline The ensuing week. We quote extremes 81 t"
0? 81 cts.-princral sales 81 Il VI cts.
Our Market is well supplied with Groceries, Sc'
d.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIEl.D DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY

DE II. T. WRIGHT, Esqr., Ordinary Of
ID Edsctield District:
Whereas, Luke. CuIbreath and Robert Wal
lace, have.applicd to n,c for Letters Of Admins.
alton, ,riih The VIII dnn.rsd on all and singular
the goods and chatilcs, rights and credits of
JaIncs Wallace, late vf the District, aforesaid,
deceased.
These are, therefore. to ci:c and admoni>h all
and singular the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me at our
nrxt Ordinary Cuurt fnrlhe said. District, TO be
huldrn at Edgrfcld Court House ON the 3rd
day Of December NEXT. t" show canse if any,
why the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, Til. the 18Th
day Of November, in the year of our l."rd one
thousand eight hundred and fifty-tw", and in
the scventy-scvrntli year of American ndrpcn-
dcnce. Fl. Il. WRIGHT, %. Ed.
Nov 81 .2t a5
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The J. ". Booth owned by Capt. Dickinson Of the
Steamer James Adger Won the second face by
gond bowsllot leading all from tic start. The third
and last race also won by the George Washing
ton, owned by the samc and rowcd ! y y New York
crew, who boastrd and Dragged most unbecominsly
MS they approached the judges stand, and received
the jccrs and iss,s Of the crowd in return for their
uncallcd for impcrtincncc. ARCHER.
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INVASION OF CuBA.-A letter in the New York
Times from llavana, expresses the confident
belief that any private expedition that might
attempt new invasion of Cuba, would meet
with speedy and entire destruction, There are
now in commission on station six or seven war
steamers, all built in England, and Of the
highest qualities rs vessels of war, and five or
six more are also in process of construction in
England, destined for the same service. The
military force on the Island exceeds 10000 men
all well disciplined and thorougiy equipped, and
the police system puts the Government in in
slant possession of every movement by which
its safety is threatened. The same writer states
that Mr.. George Law is regarded by the Creole
population OF the Island as a power Of the
first rank among the nntions of the earth.
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LOOK Our FOR \ SwIyDLEE.-A man calling
himself d. S. King, from Ohio called at one
of our hotels on Sunday last, just before the
departure Of the Southern Stage, driving \
horse and buggy. He stated that he wished to
go to Charleston 10 meet u partner of his, who
had taken mules to Macon and Savannah for
sale, that he wished his horse to remain until he
returned, in some four or five days, and OBJ.
tanned from the proprietor twenty dollars. to be
paid when he called for his horse and buggy.
lie stated that he had sold mules in the East Of
NortI, Carolina. lie is considerable of u poll
tcian, great friend OF Pierce and King, and
that he is cousin to w. r. King, the Vice
President.
1t turns out since, that he had borrowed or
hired the buggy at Wadesborough, to 60 to
Rockingham, and not returning at the time ap-
pointed, the owner. Of The buggy and horse
traced him to this place : he left Wadcsborough
without paying his Hotel bill, and also some
debts to tho merchants there. He has been in
the neighborhood of Charlotte, Wadesborough
and Rockingham for several days. Said King
eft in the Southern stage, saying he was going
TO Charleston; liz is about As years of age, well
dressed, had on black cloth cloak, blaek
striped pants, carries a carpet bag and umbrella.
Cheraw Gazette.
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Administrators Sale.

DY an Or.i.r from the Ordinary. ! will proceed
ID ,u sell ut the late residence ot Ann Col! man,
deed, OF Friday. 3rd December next. all the per-
scual property al said deceased. c"l,sisting nj
EIGHT LIKELY NEGROES,
Stock Of Horses, Cows AMI Hogs the present crop
Of Corn. Cotton, F"Idr. &C., with many other n:
ticlrs unnecessary to mention.
TERMs-tll Sums under -. cash--,rrr that
amount, on u credit Of twelve months. Purchasers
giving nu,rs with sufficient securities F2SiE
MAhION COLEMAN, Adm"r.
u-;;-Sal,, to commence at 10 "'cluck.
Nov II st ~ -
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THE EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER,
Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY
W. F. DURlSOE, Proprietor,
A, SIMEIrS S JOHN BACON, Editots.
Up m II N So

Two DOLLARS per year, if paid in advance-Two
DorLAns aud FIFTY CENTS if not paid in six months
and THREE DOLLARS il not paid before the expira-
ton of the year. All subscriptions not distinctly
limited at the time of subscrihing will be considered
rs made for an indefinite period and will he tontint-
ed until al! arrcarages paid. at the option of
the Publisher. Subscriptions from other States must
Mvarably be accompanied with the cash orrciercnce
10 some one known To MS.
ADVERTISEMENTS will he conspcuuuSly inserted
at IS cents per Square l2 lines css) for the first
in>ertion and 81 l2 for each subsequent insertion
When only published Monthly or Quarterly, One
Dollar per square will be charged. All Advertise
mcn,s not having the desired number of Insertions
marked on the ma rgin, will bc continued until forbid
and charged accordingly.
'ThUsc desiring advertise by The year can 10 so
on liberal terms-it being distinctly understood that
contracts for yearly advertising confined 10 the
immediate Legitimate business Of the firm or indvdn-
I'll contracting. Transient Advertisements must be
paid for in advance.
For announcing Candidate, Three Dollars, in
advance.
For Advertising Estrays Toc,l, Two Dollars, to be
paid by the Magistrate advertising.
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SIE3E CANE.

TuRorGm the kindness of Rev. William Johnson
We WERE few days since, presented with rrn.rka.
bis fine stalk of sugar cane The cane was grown in
this District near about central point from the three
yillages-Edgciirld Aiken, and Granitevilc, being
about ten miles distant from each.
This is rather novel production for our land, and
respects great credit upon its planter. With Two OF
three suc, mcn Mr.. Johnson to give us the impetus
EdgeGeld would no longer be dependent upon other
States for two of the most useful articles Of consunp
tiun. sugar and molasscs.
We trust that the above named gentleman will per.
severe in his cultivation Of the sugar cane. and con-
vince his coun,rymrn that their Pincy Woods lands
are as great u inrlune as could possibly have been
bcuuca trd them.
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TILE FARMER ANp PLANTER,

Tnrs highly informing and interesting paper reaches
us regularly. fcigh,cd ,:sal with the most valuable
matter We recommend it to our citizcls, especially
those engaged in agricultural pursuits, and feel conf
dent t,t will greatly aid them in that most difficult
and important department of labor
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Qhe a0ufrtisfr.
EDGEFIELD, S. c.
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER "a. 1852.
Ml;slC.

We feel gra,ificd in announcing to the public that
Mr. ALDRrcIr has succeeded in Obtaining the services
Of Mr. STUcKLER, as Professor of Music in his bnarl-
ils and day school. No interruption therefore will be
occa stoned, in that department, by the resignation of
Mr.. kmrbcr.
Mr.. S,uckcr COMES among us highly recommended,
both rs Professor and a gentleman By study, ap-
pliraon and practice he has attained 10 degree o.
cmnencc in his profession seldom equallcd in this
country Indeed we feel satisfied in saying, that Mr.
Snckler is master of music, and quite proficient
in the art of teaching.
We heartily wish him that success to which his
worth and ability justly entitlc him.
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Notice..

1 IL Persons inhibited tn me either h. note or
\ open account, are earnestly requested I" come
forward and pay up ~ longer indulgence than until
the first day Of January next, will be given. My
notes AMI accounts will he placed in the hands "f
Tnos. G.. KEY. Esq, on the fist LAY "f January
next, which are not paid previously.
JOHN CIIEATlIAM,
Duntnn.yill. Nov "a ct As
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s,ores beautiful nssOrPents cheap bargains and are
sure to treat their customers well. Indeed, they GER
ainly deserve patronage as we'll on account Of the
improvements lately made in1heir line Of business as
for the ca re and attention ever manifested in their
transactions.
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Important to Dvspeptics |!

Dr. s. ITorGnroSs PErslS, the True l'iscs'
tiv. Flal, Or Gastric Juice, prepared from EENSET
or the ForRrii STOMACH OF THE Ok, after directions
Of Baron I.lrurc, the great Pl. si"l"sica Chemist
by j. s. H"usht"n, VI. D., Philadelphia. See no
ticr among the Advertisements.
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.ArGt.srA. Nov. 20.

-ETGTETA. -NUE:~o
CorroS-Wc have quiet market I" rcpor! to-
day. but no change in prices To notice. The salcs'
it will be seen, were Limited, reaching only aes
bales, as fnows: sst 81. 81 a. . SIG, 2O at 9S.
l59 at o. and IL at % cents.
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Notice

DEESONS inlrbtr.l to Assigned Estate "f john
l. Lyon. can have the privilege Of settling with
the SuDscr.lrr without Costs until the first M"n,lay
in January next. after which time tl notes. aud ac
counts will he placed in the hands of y. l.. GRIFFIN,
Esq, for COLLECTION.
S. L. GOODE, AssmSEE.
Nov. 90 1T ij
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HYM e NAL.

MARRIED, "n Thursday evening, the 18th inst.
By Th"<. G. Bacon. l:.q., Mr. AnMIsrgAp Co.'s for
mcrlv Of Union District, and Miss EI.lzAnErn Nc
CLrNDOS Of this Village.