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Washington 28th Nov. 1812 Dear Sir Your letter of the 17th inst reached me this morning. The evil to which you have been so long subjected from the improper arrangement of the post office, will shortly be in some degree remedied. Granger promised me the other day, that he would cause the mail to run from Augusta to Milledgeville twice a week. I shall address a note to him on that subject, this day upon which he promised to act immediately. If the receipts of the department will enable him, he will in the course of the year run it three times a week from Fayetteville to Milledgeville. I agree perfectly with you that until the Sec'ty of War is removed, the Republican party is gone, and the nation