THE PRINTER.
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Perhaps it may not be amiss to rcmember
the Printer in my discourse. He is in very
difficult and disagreeable situation. lie
trusts every body, ne knows NOT whom: his
money is scattered every where, he hardly
knows where to look for it. His papev. his
ink, presses and his types. his labor and his
living, all must be punctually paid for. You
Mr.---, and Mr.---and Mr.. and a
hundred others that conld name, have ta-
Ken his newspaper great while-you and
your wives and yonr children and your
neighbours, have been amused and inform


ed and hope improved BY it-if you miss
one paper you think very hard Of the prin-
Ter or post for it, for you had rather go
without your best meal than without your
paper. Have you ever complied with the
conditions OF subscriptions Have you taken
as much pains to furnish the printer with
ms money as he has to furnish you with his
PapeT Have you contributed your mite t.