{"newspaper_name": "American watchman and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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Last week a communication signed "NEwPoRr" was
sent to this office for publication 1t was however so
stupid and Ill calculated to effect the design of the author
OF f that we did not think worthy place in columns
We have since seen the rejected communication in the
Delaware Gazette prefaced by some remarks from The
same writer, we presume, in which he gves his belief
that the Editors Of the Watchman sycohanc TO
insert in their paper any thing of the like bearing" In
this gronndless charge nothing but the rayng Of
disappointed scribber and shall waste many more
words on him and his sorry production.


We have been told that the object of the writer Of
newport was 10 complain Of the Encouragement Of the
Post Office at Newport, and the inattention of the Post
Master at that place. to letters from the Post Master Gen
era the subject of complaint If this inattention as
manifested, those who acquainted with the fact should
inform the Post Master General of it, in the proper way
(Which anonymous communication in the columns of a
newspaper is notl and from the known vigilance of Mr.
MLean, have not the least doubt that their grievances
would be redressed