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With the present number closes The 4tn
volume OF the Gazette. Fer the last iou'
years we have devoted our whole time anu
energies to the advocacy OF such princ'Pie
as we honestly believed best calculated to
promote the happiness OF our fellow man
and the prosperity o. cur common country.
How far, during that time, we have succee-
ded in rendering satisfaction TO our patrons
and friends we are unable to say. We
know, however, that had our patrons
oeen a li'Ile more prompt in paying US, we
could have made our paper much more IN
teresiing. We know that those who have
been subscribers to the Gazette ever since
its first appearance, without having paid US
a cent, though perfectly solveDt,cannot find
fault with our PAPER We will now prom
ise them, with the commencement OF our
fifth volume, that if they will do their duty
for the future. we will do more than ours.
La a few weeks we expect to clothe the
Gazette in a bran span new dress, as
friend who has gone TO the East, has kind
ly consented to Sill an order sent by u.s.
We hope that cur citizens generally will
make some stronger efforts to extend our
circulation. Will not the friends of TEN
perance, of morality and good order, ex-
ert themselves 20 increase the usefulness OF
a paper that has ever been the fee Tless and
devoted advocate of their principles p
Our friends can, and we hope viii, do bet
ter for US than they have heretofore done.
VerJunl set sapienti.