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It is a subject of general complaint in the country, that a daily paper from the city, with the postage, is too expensive for men in moderate circumstances; and that a great part of the expense is incurred for a useless and cumbersome load of advertisements. ... To accommodate country readers, the publishers of the Minerva propose to print a distinct paper under the title of the Herald, (A country gazette.)
Signed and dated: Noah Webster Jun. compiler. George Bunce, & Co. publishers. New-York, May 7th, 1794.
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