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To Thomas Jefferson from Gideon Granger, 27 July 1807

General Post Office
July 27th 1807

Sir

I have furnish’d a daily Express, to pass between Fredericksburg and Monticello; the mail will leave Fredericksburg every evening at 7 OClock, arrive the next morning at the Seat of Mr Madison by 5½, tarry there for his convenience one hour, and then proceed for, and reach Monticello at 1 P.M.

Returning

Leave Monticello every evening at 7 OClock; Arrive at the Seat of Mr Madison, next morning by 5½, tarry one hour; then proceed for, and reach Fredericksburg by 6 P.M.

The mail will not depart from Fredericksburg until the arrival of the Richmond and Washington mails.

This arrangement is to commence on the 6th of August, and I transmit two keys to enable some one of your domestic’s to open the Portmanteau; and guarding against accident.

With the highest esteem and respect

G Granger

DLC: Papers of Thomas Jefferson.

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