To the Hon Cov JohnsonPost Master General ofthe United states
the petetion of divers inhabitants of Lebanon and Berks Counties in the state of Pennsylvania
Respectfully represents That there is a much travelled and frequented public road extending between Jonestown in the county of Lebanon and Rehrersburg in the County of Berks, and that the inhabitants of the two places and the country intervening between them have many transactions of business and otherwise constantly going on, to the better and more convenient arrangement of which a post route between the two places to be traveled by the mail at least once a week would be of great advantage and is seriously needed, That a new post office should also be established on said route at Jacob Newcomet's mill to be called Newcomets mill Post office the said Jacob Newcomet we also recommend for Post master which is situated in the township of Bether in the county Berks the same being a populous neighbourhood and no post office being within a convenient distance they would therefore respectfully pray for the establishment of the said post office and the said rout and remain
very respectfully &c
William L Mcord Peter. S. Lutz
Samuel Newcomet Samuel Schmetzer
William Etuis Jacob Lebo
Peter [Gmetzes?] Michael Strack
Jacob Reyer John Albright
Daniel Miller Michael Kühes
William Geohart
John. A. Clark John E Clark
Philip Hunsicker Isaac Bordner
Charles A Meck Adam. S. Bohn
Elias B Franz Jacob Groff
Elijah [&?] Schmeltzer William Eisenhower
Johannes Barto John Paine
John Noll John Zeller
Peter [?] Isaac Noll
Adam Benesing Henry Walborn
Jacob P Smith Jonathan Pifer
Johannes [Himdieser?] Jacob Lentz
Edward Huber David Zellorr
Benjamin Meck Daniel Wolf
John Bender Doctor [Basder?]
Abraham Neukamet John Besch
David H Hunsicker Phillip Lensceg

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Pennsylvania
Petition of Peter S Lutz and forty three others of citizen of Berks County Penna praying for the Establishment of a post route from Rehrersburg to Jonestown.
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February 14, 1848
Referd to the Committee on the Post Office & Post roads.
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Strong.

Handwritten Document Signed, 2 page(s), RG 233, Entry 367: Records of the U.S. House of Representatives, Thirtieth Congress, 1847-1849, Records of Legislative Proceedings, Petitions and Memorials, Resolutions of State Legislatures, and Related Documents Which Were Referred to Committees, 1847-1849, NAB,