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Prsmftag- Onrs, W@csssr, November I. 1850.


LsJk twelve months pas, the number OF custom
II ers lor this PAPER has been small as 10 be no
wave adequate 10 the support of such a work, by
which means the printer has absolutely sunk mo.
nrv ~ iss publication. Books, Newsl apers, and
scho0is. are become too much neglected, and OF
Consequence the risng generation will be great
saiitress thereby, II these 1ecesssy things, which
irnd % learn nS. are not more encouraged.


Many people ~ mistaken az TO image that
there wa ~ bat lutte intelligence of consequence
sronsaiaed in Ne~sPacers In winter, and there
ore cease 90 become customers tor them IN tina,
srssoa o the year. not thinking that lt -, on many
accosnts, public benefit for News-Pspers TO cir.
culsIe. II - an undoubted fact, that the espence
20 Printer in publishing NewsPaper weekly, "a
very sTeai, aud more in the winter than IN the
summer and u - Also true, that such pubica-
leisure The Printer 81 this paper, therefore, begs
ing the Press and the publication 81 a Newspaper
continued in this town, be 80 kind 20 procure
a. large q number of customers for the Massachu-
setis Soy, as they conveniently can tby the last
Thursday In this month) the several towns where
they reside, who Will tske said News-Psper tor SIX
months 20 come and Il the number shall then APP
pear Only barely fcseaf 20 d,r0y the ~scsssary sx.
yencss ci Publishing said Nrws-Paper. through the
winter, II saA be continued ofher~ ise, said publ
cation nua cease IN this town, and the press oi
course be removed out oi this county 10 another,
where IL has been solicited.


Should proper encouragement appear for con-
tinuing the publication Of the Massachusetts, Spy N
this place. the Printer engages ON his part To do all
in his power 10 make il worthy Of perusa and sup
port. ISAIAH THOMAS.