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6800. POST OFFICE, Political spies in.—[further continued] .
One of your electors
* * * offers me a safe conveyance at a moment
when the post offices will be peculiarly
suspicious and prying. Your answer may come
by post without danger, if directed in some
other handwriting than your own.—
To Robert R. Livingston. Washington ed. iv, 339.
Ford ed., vii, 466.
(W.
Dec. 1800)
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