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BNL.767.068
17 Sep 1767:32 (3337)
[In letter concerning damp newspapers carried with mail]
Further, complaint has been made, that some of the [Post]
riders neglect to wind their horns, at their entrance or
passing through many towns and villages, to the manifest
damage of the publick, and contrary to one of your
instructions: You are therefore required to remind them
often of this, and to insist upon the performance of that
duty, on the pain of incurring the displeasure of their
employers. . . [2 lines]
[signed] James Parker, Secretary.
(Directed to the several deputy Post Masters.)
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