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Domestic News
May 4, 1832
Constitutional Whig
Richmond, Virginia
What is this article about?
Mr. Hammond complains about receiving a notice from M. Winn, postmaster at Charlottesville, to stop sending his Gazette to the University of Virginia via their post office, as the university has its own. Suggested to address directly to the university.
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Mr. Hammond complains, that having received an order to send his Gazette to the "University of Virginia," and sending it accordingly, addressed to the Post Office at "Charlottesville," he received a cavalier notice from M. Winn, P. M. at Charlottesville, to send no more papers there. He thinks this a small matter for the University of Virginia, to be guilty of,
Although the University is a short distance from Charlottesville, it has a Post Office of its own; and this no doubt is the explanation of the occurrence, and the defence of the University.—
Let Mr. H. address to the "University of Virginia."
Although the University is a short distance from Charlottesville, it has a Post Office of its own; and this no doubt is the explanation of the occurrence, and the defence of the University.—
Let Mr. H. address to the "University of Virginia."
What sub-type of article is it?
Transportation
What keywords are associated?
Gazette
University Of Virginia
Post Office
Charlottesville
Mail Delivery
What entities or persons were involved?
Mr. Hammond
M. Winn
Mr. H.
Where did it happen?
University Of Virginia
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
University Of Virginia
Key Persons
Mr. Hammond
M. Winn
Mr. H.
Outcome
notice to stop sending papers to charlottesville post office
Event Details
Mr. Hammond sent his Gazette to the University of Virginia addressed to Charlottesville Post Office and received a notice from M. Winn, P.M., to send no more. The university has its own post office nearby.