

 the maiden aunt says "yon ought not to let the word love appear iii your print. Horace Gadabout whishes you ssto be particuiari in giving spirited and coplous notices of the dralna:n while Mir Can't well desires, that hIs s'paper may be dis continued, unless you omit all mention of such henious and abominable pro- ceedings.@ Thus every man wishes his own particular tase to be gratiiied, without any regard to his neighbor's and the only way in which an editor can aet,is to disregard such partial soli- citations, and 10 keep on the even tenor of his way, without paying any respect to the confined views of his correspon- dents.