NO JUDGE.

_Post-Office about 1770._--Mr. Smith, in the notes prefixed to the

_Grenville Correspondence_, says several of Junius's letters appear to have

been sent from the same post-office "as the post-mark is '_peny_ post

payd,'"--a peculiarity of spelling not likely to occur often. Have any of

your correspondents letters of that date with a like post-mark? and, if so,

can they tell us _where_ posted?

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