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TO THE PATRONS OF THE REGISTER.

 l There many thousand dollars due to this office in small sums, which it gross injustice to the publisher not pay. These are old new debts, made wha in a twelvemonth We have already lost thousands by not enforcing prompt collections on old accounts. We have not been abe make up minds to our GUS toners for these small We have thought it better to pocket the loss than do But change has been forced upon Wehave our own obligations meet obligations contracted for the benefit of debtors, and the question 10 he presented in such shape, that longer honestly fail compel payment Of what is due to We be sued No man can hesitate in such alternative We know the folly of printers duns and printers appeals Hence have not and do not make them. We only desire 10 give these good reasons for course we shall be compelled to pursue.

 recent inspection of the state of books has eytorted these unpleasant remarks from us. Thousands upon thousands of good small debts due us by people whom we have trusted without stnt and who able pay These are running fast into the sere and yellow lea and if not promptly looked nler, they will become obsolete like thousands of their predecessors.