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6795. POST OFFICE, Political spies in.—[further continued].
To avoid the suspicions
and curiosity of the post office, which would
have been excited by seeing your name [390]
and
mine on the back of a letter, I have delayed
acknowledging the receipt of your favor * * *
till an occasion to write to an inhabitant of
Wilmington gives me an opportunity of putting
my letter under cover to him.—
To Archibald Hamilton Rowan. Washington ed. iv, 256.
Ford ed., vii, 280.
(M.
1798)
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