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6806. POST OFFICE, Reformed.—[continued].
I trust that the post is
become a safe channel to and from me. I have
heard, indeed, of some extraordinary licences
practiced in the post offices of your State, and
there is nothing I desire so much as information
of facts on that subject, to rectify the office.—
To Gideon Granger.
Ford ed., viii, 44.
(W.
March. 1801)
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