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6809. POST ROADS, Jobbery.—
The
Roads bill will be a bottomless abyss for
money, the most fruitful field for—[391]
and
the richest provision for jobs to favorites that
has ever yet been proposed.—
To Cæsar Rodney.
Ford ed., vii, 473.
(W.
Dec. 1800)
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