History of New England 4
History of New England 4
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Chat. X.] ADMINISTBATION OF DUDLET. 329 Neale appointed Andrew Hamilton his deputy, and Hamilton applied to each of the Colonial legislatures to ^^ ascertain and establish such rates and sums " payable for the conveyance of posted matter, as, affording him suffi- cient compensation, should tend to " the quicker mainten- ance of mutual correspondence amongst all the neighboring Colonies and Plantations, and that trade and commerce might be the better preserved." The governments of New... England received the proposal favorably, and gave the mail-carriers free passage over their ferries. Massachu- setts established a "General Letter Office" in leas.
Boston, and fixed the rates of postage. The •^°^®*' smallest charge was two pence "for every single letter from Europe, the West Indies, or other parts beyond the seas ; " the largest, for a single letter carried between Boston and Maryland or Virginia, was two shillings. The conveyance of a letter from Boston to Salem cost three- pence ; to Ipswich, fourpence ; to Portsmouth, sixpence.
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Prov. Rec.
Chat. X.] ADMINISTBATION OF DUDLET. 329 Neale appointed Andrew Hamilton his deputy, and Hamilton applied to each of the Colonial legislatures to ^^ ascertain and establish such rates and sums " payable for the conveyance of posted matter, as, affording him suffi- cient compensation, should tend to " the quicker mainten- ance of mutual correspondence amongst all the neighboring Colonies and Plantations, and that trade and commerce might be the better preserved." The governments of New... England received the proposal favorably, and gave the mail-carriers free passage over their ferries. Massachu- setts established a "General Letter Office" in leas.
Boston, and fixed the rates of postage. The •^°^®*' smallest charge was two pence "for every single letter from Europe, the West Indies, or other parts beyond the seas ; " the largest, for a single letter carried between Boston and Maryland or Virginia, was two shillings. The conveyance of a letter from Boston to Salem cost three- pence ; to Ipswich, fourpence ; to Portsmouth, sixpence.
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