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F,om ne Bo,ton DAILY Tyansertpt.
F,oHl the Neio- York Ertsigg Poet.
LINES

on THE HON. EDWARD EVERETT ENTERING or
JOURNALISM, THROUGH THE COLUMNS OF BoSNEks NEW
YORK LEDGER
Let the pean be rupg, for a chief who lie crowned
With hundred bright laurels OF glory
That he gathered in other arenas, is found
On the page of the essay and story.
O 10 mora 10 mere thousands his soul il confined
See, the millions themselves around him
How they shout in the blaze OF his beautiful mind
AZ the bond flies apsrt that has bound him!
Hail, Everett Hail to thy mission of light
To thy full fruit ID spiri : devotion,
Bursting forth with - sweet and nvincibe might,
For the truth, over valley end ocean.
Hail, Orator, Writer and Publisher hail
10, the Tomb Of Old Vernon is shining tiers gale,
With the ne1 wresth your hands, in the wild Win
Are 20 calamity DER it entwiniDg
December 1855.
This Journal gives Mr. Ev.ret, the 10 900 for fifty
srces be appropriated the Noun. Vernon Funi.
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F,on the Yev. York Coameyeial Adreyti.er.

The EEw.YoRK LEDGER.-We have received from
Mr.. Bonner advance copy of the New-iork he 1ger
for Jan. which addition
interesting original matter-the first of the " Mount
Vernon Papers," by the Hon. Etwari Everett, and
also the opening chapter Of "a True History OF The
Colony Of New Plymouth" by j. b., descendant OF
Anne Bradstreet, commonly called the Tenth Muse.
The Ledger begins the new year with the great cd
dona attraction of these papers by Mr. Everett the
first nsalmeIt Of his part of tns consideration for
Mr.. Bonners munifcent donation 10 the Mount Yer.
non Fuod. TIE paper contributed by Mr.. Everett; ia
an account of the origin and progress of the plan
for the purchase OF Mount Vernon, and his
mention Of Mr. John A. Washington gives another
the one he in the popular estimation. Mr.. Ey-
eretts fret paper viii place the whole matter in
new light before the public.
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Fran Ne.e. Lsls naRs Nes..

YrpsT NUyEER OF T'dE kEw-yORE LEDGER FOR
lsJ9.-Om streets a';re vocal yesterday aiiernooh
with the voices OF the newsbOys, announcing the ap-
pearsncs Of u e New-York Ledger for the first week
in January, 40 containing the initial number oil the
Mount Ven on Papers by the Hon Edward Everett.
Wagons We're conveying loads oi Ledgers 10 tue
wholesale dealers messengers we're carrying bundles
Of them " tie retail stores snd general news depos,
while early every pedestrian you met ha1 JUST pur
chase. copy for himself. Heretofore the Ledger mas
been cent TO the distant States on Monday 20 ono
Western Pennsylvans and portions OF the New-En-
a,and States on Tuesday, 10 the iadson River towns
On Wednesdav-not being resdyfor sale IN Nsw-f York,
where IL printed until Thursday. Hereafter 1t Will
be Issued in this City on Mohday o. e'ery Teek Al
O'Clock .. m. and fair competition vii be gwen
newsdeaers TO transmit il to every portion OF the
Union.
All the matter appearing in this number was written
eepecaly r il and il copyrighted az each article IN
every succeeding number VII be. Although the pub
lie expectation with reference 10 the Mount Vernon
Papers is justly high, Mr.. Everett, evidently sppre-
eating this endeavOrs 10 excuse himself WIN le re-
mark that as they will generally be written under the
pressure Of other engagements and duties the consd
crate reader Will not expect To md N them nat eao-
Grafton and finish which ne has night to demand OF
comp osition prepared at leisure, especially when they
bring an ample personal remune ration To their authors
But the disting uished author of these papers need
make 10 apology; nothing can emanate from his pen
unworthy Of the man. While the first number l. very
p-operly principally devoted TO brief statement OF
the Object in aid Of which the papers are TO be pre-
pared it il by no means the intention of Mr.. Everett
TO copfne them exclusively chiefly, TO matters
connected with the purchase OF Mount Vernon; he
tinaes thai beside general interesting Information,
urpubished "reminiscences Of Washington will form
approprisfe matter for the Mount Vernon Papers,
WIN h, will be anticipated to be somewhat of
nj G, llaneous character
lie audes the failure Of Congress and Virginia TO
purchase the Mount Vernon Estate, and fully eXone-
ra,es Mr. Washington, the present proprietor agal'st
wi atever aspersions may Lave been east upon him 10
regard TO its sale. Mr. Everett submits proposition,
suggested by the municence of the proprietor OF the
Ledger in paving slo 900 70 the Mount Vernon Fuld
for tie preparation Of those papers that each reader
OF the Ledger transmits to him half dollar toward
the purchase Of the restingpace OF Washington, and
which # done, he says would Immediately accomplish
that object Beside the great variety Of other orig
nal matter, tnis lumber Of the Ledger contains the
beginning Of new story by s. lyaan- Cobb, Jr, sni
ony Of New.Plynouth" by J. H., descendant OF
Anne Bradetreet, more commonly known as the Tenth
Muse Aitoge ther it is an elegant number.
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MoUsT VERNON PAPERs.-Well, We have read the
first Of the Mount Nernon Papers in the New.York
Ledger from the pen Of Hon. Edward Everett. Ii fills
about three columns of the Ledger and forms the in-
trodu ,ton. II is mainly about Mount Vernon, as VIZ
expected it would be, and being put forth through
channel that reaches so many, have no doubt that
by the interest he will create he will aid the fund
than twice the amount paid by Mr. Bonner for the
articles. We may look upon the " dead poin, - of
the purct passed and the work reary DONE now
these articles commenced. They attract many
readers too, that the Ledger never had before.
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any previous .ssle Of bic wori-rerowned shee..
Amorg other attractions totice the Introductory
I'll .,,'er of a. True History Of .he Colony Of NJ
Piymoa'h," By descendant, Of Anne Brsd'tr' 4. :,
hGmoroas sri'e by Fanny Fern, hum r2us 80
with illustrations by John g; SAFE, ,keteh ~ M-.
Thomas Damn English, George u. Pr - A.
Cary, Phebe Cary ard joseph Barber ,.5 .oe. by
Mary c. Vaughan. Dr.. Wads "a 81 arrer.' Cobb
new sto'y Of Parry enor;ford, or the Privsteers
LAT CrGise,' is con.merced ,r TIE crea; story Of
" A.sIe is ecoeluded.
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From NE rreaton ~ ~ DAILY Gazette.

TIRE NEw-YoRK LEDGER.--We have been favored
by the publisher with advance copy of the Ledger
,or JAP. containing in addition 10 much other ln-
terestine original matter, the fret of the Mount
Vernon Papers" by the Hon. Edward Everett, sni
also the opening chapter of a True History OF the
Colony Of New-PlymOuth' byJ. b., deseendent Of
Anne Brsdstreet
Mr.. Everetts first article is eminently chsrsc-
,e,istic Of the man. and their continuation cannot
Ia To add greatly 10 the interest Of the Ledger As
literary paper, the Ledger has 10 superior aud but
few ennals.
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Eron The N,in. lork Erpye,i.

EDWARD EyERETTs FIRST PAPER.-Ffom the lst
of January Ledger We learn at the hands OF Mr..
Everett that he has repeated his Washington GRAFTON
in this City on the 18th Of November last tor the one
hundred and first time 1t has been oxen several
times SINCE The present occupant of the Mount Yer
non state will thalk Mr. Everett for his first paper, rs
it is the compleest vudicston yet made for receiving
the value put by him upon the Estate. Mr.. Re also
offers 10 receive Mount Vernon contributions from any
of the million of readers Of the Ledger. The January
number Of the Ledger is certainly unsurpassed, and
We think, unequaed, both in the ability Of its contn-
buttons and in the character If IFS contributions.
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From tls Ne.c York cars.il.-Akndiaa Bag.i,. pape,

From The Nct- YORK Ckrosfi srcfag bGpfisf paper.
Noun VERSION PAPERS by EDWARD EyERETr.--
AZ we 20 10 press the hrst of these much-expected
contributors Of the accomplished Everett 10 the Led
ger, appears in tn columns Of that paper. We are
wiling 10 take this opportunity to say word concern
ing the Ledger andit proprietor. A men viii praise
thee, saith high authority, "when thou dce:t w.l
for myself" Nh Bonner is receiving the full bene 1T
OF this proclivity Of human nature. At the risk of
being involved in the classification. say thst the
Ledger by FAR the best paper Of its cass There is
probably much apprehension as to Is character Is
pecialy among those who are religious conservative
and Jealous for public morale. For slthough tht- Re
have been issued the incredible number OF half nil
lion Of copies for Jan. ! there great many peo-
pie who never, by any chsnce, see the Ledger,
and who think It paper Of al least very doubtful
character. While II i Leher profound nor high, II -
uuexce ptionsble in morals; ald we, 80 least have
right complain Of il on the of TASTE, having
Observed In several instances extracts from our own
editorials adjoining its columns, unostenta.ious Of
their source. Indeed. the proprietor is exec sdlngy
fastidous upon the point Of delcacy, and rid in his
requirements, 10 r degree which nigh. be mit,ted by
many Of our most respectable papers with great adj
vantage 10 themselves. While this Is true, and M.
Bonner deserves the credit Of it, We think tina, the
illustrated stories, upon which we suppose large
portion Of The circulation Of the paper depends, are
rather calculated 10 psmper liking Tor the aiveutur-
ous romantic and marvellous than 10 cultivate re-
in,d and healthy taste.
We should have expected az much good from gen
u.lhhn ol MI. Dohn,i Known relisVus tHatacler,
ana msy be permitted to express hope that he Will
lot be ayerss to any Improvement which may render
his pap.r not only source Of wealth, but employ It's
great ruenc, for the highest interests Of its rsaiers
This would be noble ambition, aud might InaAe lis
name a monument.
In reference 10 Mr. Everetts srtioe, We think ira.
more will be required than even his mos, polished pea
to persuade the peope-especally Of the North-ttat
the proprietor Of tie Mount Vernon estate IL not
deg, crate scion, sordid Spectator We are sure
that our poble women who, with the senstyeness of
their tex to wnsIcytr j. bigL and patriotic have
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From the Boston A,las and Bee.

The NEw.YoRK LEDGER FOR lS59.-Our advance
copy Of Boomers great paper for the first week of the
New Year, shows us what the New-York Ledger will
Bonner adopts Excelsior he lives up to better than
any other publisher. The Ledger appears in sllen.
did new dress, elegant, neat and every way m,ie
paper. Ii contains the h6st of the Mount Vernon
Papers by Mr. Everett and il filed with All excellent
variety Of original matter Of the best sort. Bonner
has success in his enterprise because he deserves il;
he is doing good; success to him and his Ledger
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From The B,idgepo,, Daily A4seyri,e,.

THE NEW-lORk LEDGER.-We hsye received an
advance copy Of the New-York Ledger for Jan. ,
which cortainsin addition to much other interesting
original rnatter-the fret of the Mount Vernon Papers
b. the Hon. Edward Everett, and also the opening
ctapter Of =" a True History of the Colony Of New.
Plymouth" by |. b. Dc ant Of Anne Braistreet
commonly called the Tenth Muse. The Ledger begins
the year with the great sddit .onal attraction Of
the papers by Mr. Everett the first instalnent Of hi.
part of the consideration, tor Mr.. Bonners mun6cent
donation TO the Mount Vernon Fund. Sanford receives
suhscIptlons for the Ledger 10 this city
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rr.r DC Liriaa.ten u. W ses.iael.

There is no one who doubts that Robert Bonner is
an energetic, go-ahead business man aud publisher
and that the NewYork Ledger is the best literary pa
per If lis kind published in the world lie has receut
iy donated $4,000 for the purchase Of Mount Vernon
and Ms kind OF reciprocity the Hon. Edward Everett
is 70 contribute seres of articles for thu Ledger 10
be called the " Mount Vernon Papers" The publica
ton Of Mr.. Everetts articles will be commenced in
the first number OF the Ledger for 1859.
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Eiterainre.
THE MOUNT VERNON PAPERS.
HOW THEY ARE RECEIVED.

TIE PRESS EcHoIS0 THE SENTIMENTS OF THE
PEOPLE.
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psr,ors 4 Co, Ne. IO7 Union street, are sgcn.s for
the Lscger.


Nrv-YoEE LEDGER-Ths frat If NJ Everetfs
Mount Vernon Pagers makes its appearinc- IN 'le
rnmber az the Ledger which mas just been published
L. 81. hout .vo columns aud a holt of the paper and
"a general nrr ,ductiou The series gsiog sta,e-
al the circumstances which have prompted ths
movement. in which Mr.. H. has borne such consplc-
nous par. for 'he n"-cs.-@ .. ne Moun' vernon
E-'p' .,sa .v.,clss <hicl Mr.. Everett will furnish
80 door ul double Z. circulation ami make Il the
mos, sdsy.read Journal that the sori 0e, ever zen.
Boomers success great as il l., il no, beyond his
DIS. The enterprise which he has exhibited in
conducting the Ledger. 'hors tnst he = me Nsp =
loon of Pnhhshersh In addition TO ire Paper .lr-
r;.bed by MI Everett, the Ledger Of this week will
also certain the opening chapter Of True History
Of the Colony Of ew.Plynonth, by }. b., ds.cen-
dan. Of Anne Brac street, commonly called the lenth
Mus. etc. etc,
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Fron tie HIus,ya,,a Ionso. ye,-,. Dee. T..

Something Of sensation mas been made in the lite
rary world by the announcement that Bonner, OF the
Logger has secured series of articles from the pen OF
Edward Everett for the columns Of that popular
weekly. Mr. Bonner has paid $lO,O 900 into the Mount
Vernon Fund for which Mr.. Everett agrees to write
an article each week iJr one YEAR, entitled The
Mount Nerron Papers.' IL is capital operation FOR
Everett Dc harm - address a million VI readers a
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From the Nepr- York Ezpyeit.

The LEDGER-For New Years Day has the de-
served commentator Of the City Press without ex-
cepon, ior the ability of its articles aud for the good
We hear some days ago 325 copies of this number
were ordered from abroad, and that half million
copies are printed. This is event unapproachei in
ne newspaper publications of the world Free aud
LIBERAL advertising has enabled Mr.. Bonner TO secure
the beet talent IN the country and 70 make the best
weekly publication in the world, and this Is nov the
general Judgment Of the whole Press.
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TIE NEw-loRS LEDGER.-The Ledger Of Jan. !,
Of which We have received an advance copy contain.
Edward EveIett's fret Mount Vernon Paper IL -
Introductory to bis subject explaining the case a. it
stands srd making suggestion which vii be IN
teestDg to the half million subscribers Of the Ledger
Ii also has the opening chapter of wnat promises to be
vi! en'srtalne hlS'i! ~ 'o No.ny "a Wv" 80. N
tal as the vertabe knickerbockers History of New
York. Besides these, Mrs. Sgourney, j. G.. Sixe,
VIM. Ross allace snd number of able contr butors
add the value and interest OF the paper Bonner is
90 ahead man, but be don't mean 10 make his fortune
without giving fol equiv sent to his readers.
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From Tn. N,io. York Tribune.

The MOUNT VERNON PAPERs.-The Ncw-York
Ledger, containing the fret of Mr.. Eyeretts Mount
Vernon Papers, was issued yesterday. The article
was longer than is usual in Mr.. Bopner's journal,
occupying nearly three columns bat il is written with
Mr.. Everett's accustomed elegance, and is model Of
pure and admirable English. The author discusses
rst the title he has chosen for his series of articles
then he goes TO state the object all Of which he
TO convert it into public property. We make few
brief extracts, by way Of showing the quality of the
paper.
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week through edition Of 2j0. 600 co-ies n, .,aIs
,r THIS lat donation sxeils Mr. Eysret,'s co,,,rs
,ion 20 the sum Of $4,000; snd Mes.r.. Derby a.
Jackson, popular publishers of tai. city oir 4, o.a
foT the privilege Of publishing the series Of srtjces =
= volume az tn end vi tie y-ar
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THE Mourn VERNON PAPER,. We sre indebted
vance copy Of the Nes-York Ledger, for January .
1859 which contains the frs, of the fifty Mount Vernon
Papers, To be contributed by the Hon. Edward Ev
eret in consideration OF the donation 0. Mr.. Bonner
Of SloOUO toSa-ds the purchase OF Mount Vernon
Mr. Everett state- that II ac,sdng 20 the prop ,tion
Of Mr. Bonner he is enabled thereby IL reach and III
terest u large nlmblr o. readers IN the enterprise
which lie has 60 much si hesr., and sets forth gene
raj progT Of tie subjects which he shal reat
The l. dyer also "outAr- the opening chapter Of ~
True Iiis,ory Of Plymouth tyJ B., de.cendant Of
Anne Brsds;r,si cgmmory ciled the Tenth Mu-e.
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From the N,.c- York Day Book

TuE LypGER roR NEw.lrARs DAY.-We have
eceiyec copy of the New.York Ledger for Jan. |,
1859 II is certainly the most attractive number W.
hsye seen from Mr.. Bonrers hands The principal
feature is, Of course, the Mount Vernon Papers Of
F1ward Everett, the frst rumber Of shch lie now
pnbsbed II is written in the easy. graceful style IT
tbat distinguished gentleman, and contains some van
ALE practical suggestions in relation 70 the MoaH;
Vernon enterprise. Mr.. Borper spreads feast Of
good ,hinrs before he patron pc'itves uoe"aed N
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from he Norriei (coaa DaRy cog,ier.

THE NEw-YoRK LEDGER.-We Yesterday received
al advance copy OF the famous New-York Ledger for
Jan. l. containing the Introductory number Of Mr..
Everett's Mount Vernon Papers, together with va
rious other interesting articles. AZ a specimen of
beauty the topographic art, the Ledger is a. far
superior to the ordinary run OF newspapers il s
the extent of it. circulation. But Immense is is
circulation do not doubt that is destined 10 go
on increasing indefinitely The series Of weekly Pa
psrs which Mr.. Everett is n write for its columns
during tie neIt year viii inevitably give il wider cur
rency than ever il has had before.
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TIE NEw-YoRH LEDGER.-Bythis time, everybody
in the United States must have heard that Mr. Bonner,
Of the NewYork Ledger has secured the services Of
the Hon. Edward Everett, as a contributor 10 his
paper for year-the object of Mr.. Everett being
to obta n liberal sum for the Mount Vernon Fund,
and TO mpat to the IN Hon of readers Of the Ledger
1.-THE 81 bis own familiarity with the personal and pub
lie hf, Of the Father of his Country II WAS a
gres, thought all round-shrewd in Bonner patriotic
rnd wise in iIr. Everett. How could ten thousand
collars be procured in easier manner for the Mount
Vernon Fund and how could the influence OF the most
widely crculsted journal in the country be turned into
better channels than in this way MI Everett as is
well known, confers with the public, through tle
Ledger, under the caption OF " The Mount Vernon
Papers" The first of these papers We have received
in an advaroe copy Of the Ledger for Jan. !. The
production is preliminary in lie character but mparts
honor and dignity TO one Of the most handsomely
printed and readable sheets published within the limits
Of the Union.
Tie Mount Vernon Papers, which are to appear
weel " in Bonners paper, viii, undoubtedly largely
augment its already immense circulation. There is
much public curiosity to read these articles.
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they WI be ds.ppoil.ed IN IT. aIScter IIs'eai
Of op- OF the e,sh ..ek5ss Of the day, h,led Win
exciting ard /moralzirg f.:ion they viii md ], one
Of u. rno. carefully edited journals OF the cay
seyed IN ae uos. uus1ce o;onsl terms and fi.tdloue
ly avoid pg everything which can offend go9d t.s. on
the Il gid morality. Mr.. Bonner IS iay en...GG
el' eror;lirg publisher but Of being also the most
,do n"s s1o s1coessfol practical editor of the day
He has won his uneqaaed and deserved saccsss not
less by the skin and ability With which ne las caseIsh
TO TIC public taf.e, than by toe bol9 enersy W..
which lie has CONDUCTED the basiheS' VI -'s s'''''
ment. "
The Ledger il printed in style Of uneqn Alsd D at
mere and ele yance. We understand tha. hsii mior
copies Of this number, which besrs d.'e the l.. o
day from the publishing agency Of Ross Tousey, il
Nassau street.
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Grom The Boston DaAl AdrsytIsey.

The MoUsr VERSION PAPERs.-The New-York
Ledger With The first Of the Mount Vernon Papers"
from Mr.. Eyeretts pen will be for ssle by the
to-day. The publisher of the Ledger has secured
copyright for the whole of this paper, and were it
otherwise il would be of Unfair reprint what
be has secured by the payment of so large sum- The
motto of the " Mount Vernon Papers" is that used
by Washir gton himself g EritDS acto pro6at."
This number Of the Ledger also cont sins the open.
ing chapter of True History of the Colony of New
Plymouth by I. b. descendant Of Anne Br idstreet,
commonly called the Tenth Muse &C., &C., &c,
besides its usual variety of general reading.
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Froa he Nrc YORK D9Ls iimN
Tar Nxw-YoRK LEDGER.-The first OF MT. Eve
rett's Mount Vernon Papers nakes its appearance
IN the number of the Ledger which was published
Yesterday. II fills about two columns and hall OF
the paper and lie general introduction to the series,
giving statement of the circumstances which have
prompted the movement in which Mr.. +. has borne
ocopspicuous a part-for the purchase of the Mount
Vernon estate vindcating It's present proprietor from
The censre no has received for demanding and extrav-
aCart price for it, and concluding by proposing
liza, eace Of the million readers of the Ledger shall
rend nim hall dollar more, toward Tue accom-
plishmept of the object. He takes occasion TO say
Ina. the series Of papers will not be conhned to TINS
particular subject but will be made the medium Tor
whatever ne may have to communicate 10 Tue pIoht
N resrd 10 the Character, history and memorials OF
Washington. ~, p,~o,,,.
The appearance Of this article from Mr.. Evereus
pen will brng the Ledger to the notice OF very many
persons who have not oeen in the habit ct reading "
hitherto. They nave formed their opinion on the pa
Per from tie current newspaper representatives o Il
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.,.ea work 1 hani, .,ssk 80 We con'Is. saa
- do no. .nvy hin ~ pp,itoo, BARGAINING 49,. .be
.nr ar ~ a-c..- no, tskinE from or hAh'9 -
,,ofk W. o~ht 20 ave do, az reaclne on o'u-'y
from on. = hica f.s5ory seaId have lkei upon