TO CORRESPONDENTS.
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f. E. B. We like his Poem very much.


X. Y. ]. G. No. TX is now in the hands
of the printer, and shall soon appear.


JosEPHUs shall have hearing.


B. has right to his views and he writes
respectfully; we cheerfully consent to publish
his communication.


Our friends who kindly employ their pens for
the Fountain mus be patient. Allthe articles we
admit shall have their regular turn. Some are
rather too long. Shakespeare wrote well when
he put into the mouth of one Of his characters
these words: "If you have reason be BRIEF