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TI1E G’EOltGl.l JOURNAL,
BY
PRINCE & RAGLAND,
I-i nublbli'Ml twice a week timing the .'cssion ol the Legist*
lure * nml weekly for the rcninimterof the year, at the Corner o
w .vneami Hancock Streets,at TURKK DOLLARS per annum
ju advance, or FOUR DOLLARS at tl.eim.l ol the year.
The Paper will not he sent to any person out of the State, until
the subscription money is paid in advance, or satisfactory refer
ence given.
Advertisements inserted at the usual rates.
iXj* N. IL Sales oi LAND, by Admini-trators, Executors, or
tJuardiaus, are required, by law, to he held on the first Tuesday
in the inontli, between the hours ol ten in the forenoon and three
ir. the afternoon, at the cmu t-li *11*0 in the county in which the
property, is situate.—Notice nt these sales must be given in a
public (Lazette SIXTY - D \ YS previous to thu day of sale.
1 Sales of NEUIUtES mu>t be at public auction, on Hip first
Tuesday of the month, between the usual liours ol >aje, at the
place of public sales in the county where the letters Testamen
tary,of Administration or llu.inli.vusliib, may have been granted,
first giving SIXTY DAYS notice thereof, in oneof the public
p nettcs of this State, ami at the door ol the court-hoUM“, \» liere
such sales are to he In Id.
Notice lor the sale of Personal Property must he givm in like
pnnuer, FORTY days previous to the day ot sale.
Notice to the Debtors and Creditors of an Estate must I
li-lied for FORTY days.
e puh-
lo the Court of Ordinary
/AND, mini he published lor FOUR MONTHS.
j f-»r leave to sell NKtJRoF.s, must he published lor
FOUR MONTHS,before any order ub,olute shall be made there
on by the Court.
Persons interested in those Advertisements winch arc publish
ed Monthly, will liud them in thu first and loiirth page of the first
paperin
cry month.
All business ol this kind continues to recoil
at the Office of the OEOltOl V JOURNAL.
? prompt attention
( lOl’ARTNEBSllIP.—The Subscribers
J have this day purchased the entire Stock ot Good-, he-
longing to WILEY, RAX IKK & FORT, in thi- place,and will
continue the business at the same Store, on the corner ol Second
Streetuinl Cotton Avenue,opposite Washington II..11, under the
iirm of BAXTER, FORT At WILEY
general assortment
They ha
FRESH GOODS,
well adapted to the? town nml country trade, which will lie sold
at low pricesonliberal terms,by the yard, piece or package.—
They solicit n continuation of the patronage of former customers
«mlthe public generally. THOMAS W. ILAXTKR,
ROBER T W. FORT,
Macon,July 1,1332. L\IRD li. WILLY.
A CARD.—The Subscriber having with
drawn from the late firm of WILEY, BAXTER.A FORT,
amt sold Ids interest to Ids brother LAIRD IL WILEY.rusfect-
tidly asks a continuation of patronage from Ids friends to the
new firm of Baxter, Foi t ic Wiley.
Macon, July 1,1332. LEROY M. WILEY.
D issolution.—tiio co-partnership
heretofore existing under the firm of Wiley, Baxter h
Fort, i* this day dissolved hy mutual consent. The entire busi
ness of the concern will be .settled hy Baxter, Fort St Wiley, who
will continue the business at the same Maud.
LEROY M. WILEY,
'THOMAS W. B \XTKH,
Mar in. July I, 1 Ri > .1 K l!T W. FORT.
Factorage and Commission Business,
THE Subscriber informs his
'rirnds and the public that he will continue
He is prepared
t nil produce consigned to
his care, mid assures those who may entrust him with their bu-
Hircss, that every attention will he given to their interest.
Savannah, July 12-lt- W M. PATTER SON.
Factorage and Commission business.
The Subscriber will continue
lli. KAI.TIII! .OK COMMISSION llfsl-
i liis individual account, and solicits
the patronage of his Iriendsand the public.
E. P. BUTTS.
Sa'aunali, July 12—It
VOLUME XXIII.
MILT.EDGEVILI.E, THURSDAY, JULY 20. 1S32.
NUAlliEII 49.
No Combination—Free 'Trade.
Eurthemcrre, Glass, China and Looking
G/asst’s.
THOMAS J. HARROW tfc Co.
I MPORTERS nml Wholesale Dealers, No
* •’, Water Street, New York, offer for sale, n very large and
:, ''°riincnt ol EARTHEN WARE. GLASS, CHINA, ,V
LOOKING GLASSES, selected with the greatest enre, and
cmnprivine every variety of pink, purple, brown, black, blue
edged, and L. C. Ware, alxo,every *.ty|e ot plain and gilt Look
's ( Hasses, China nml G|a*.s Ware, which will lie disposed ol a<
ml at tree and iinshnckled prices, low tor Cash or city nr*
ptnnces The attention of Merclinnts generally is inviteslto
ir Establishment and plan ot husines.s, ns ealeulatetl lo benefit
the interest ot all dealing in the line. Pai ticulnr attention will
be paid to all orders by letter from o«r Southern frit-nils, pledg
e's ourselves to pay more than usual attention to their commu
nications liygiyuig them tin* newest style ol goods and putting
them down to the very lowest cnsli pi
T. J. BARROW
RH, Witter Sin
July 12—3t
Co.
v Stone Masons Wanted.
W ANTED two or tlircc Stout; Musons,
to work tm the Piers of the Columbus Bridge, to w horn
liberal w ages w ill he paid oil application to
Columbus, July T2—3t _ JOHN GODWIN.
LIST OF LETT! £L18 romainiu
in
county, Ga.on the 1st
, Matthew "Ainbcrson, Winston .V Askew,
Boswell, Edmund
the Post Office at Mntll
y of July, IRK.
A—-James Aila
Thomas Atkin-on.
It -John liradily, JolinJ, Barnett, John
mini, J-dm Brad lord, R.J. 1). Barkley 2
‘luperior Court, George Campbell, Wm.
t, E. W. (bdlicr, John Clcmmon*, JoeK.
Madison
ford, Dr
E—’Thom n E-
F—John F
Fit/.pali ir
G
Mr«
liri-ti
|*>*. Kil
ncis Franklin, Mary
Albert G. Godwin,
is, Jo-iah B. llnrpe
M—Horace .Mallory 2, Gt
r, Joseph Henry
i Andrew Mitchell,J.L.Moo*
dy, Harriet Means.
N—1-aac Newton,
t >—Warren ()ueal.
P—^tepli. n M. Tate, Elijah J. Pa
R—John Rol.,* t-nn, John Roher < >i
llcnsuii, John Radiol (I, Henry 1). R
s —l.eavin Smith, Richard T. Stokes, Julius Skinner 2, Samuel
.‘c Mord ica Shell horn, Elijah Si v,ions, William Stock
Sltackeil"!d, Williain S unli rv 2, Young Stoke«, Ma
, James II. Read, Rebecca
be-
im, Eu
\V—Boi’j.mii
Lucinda Walton. Fre.lerirh II. Ward
/.—Marlin Zucliry, At>y Zacliry,
Dissolution of Cupartncrshij).
T he connection heretofore existing
tween the subscribers, in this city, under the firm ol
Hints -v Patterson, is this day dissolved by mutual convent.
TIi# business of the concern will be settled by either of the
parties. E. P. BUTTS,
Nivannali. Julyl2-4t WM. PATTERSON.
To Gentlemen of Industry, Enterprise
and Capital.
THE SUBSCRIBER proposes to sell Lis
Settlement on the Little O emu I gee River, miles above the con
fluence of the Oconee and Big (Jcmulgee, and 1 1-1 mile- from a
high and beautiful Bluff on the latter. This extraordinary set
tlement, including about
17,01)0 Acres of Land,
nml a grand set of MILLS, just completed ami gone into opera
tion, lu«s almost every tiling, in fact or in prospect, attainable
ill th* Sou:li. Dl Health—the buoyant nr, agitated byuiildaiid
incessant breeze- t.v i r an area ol I"." pi ire miles ot dry pine
laud and gra—, umf the w ater free nt Liao-stone or nnypiitres-
cem ies,is pure, ami the climate balmy uillmul tin* oppressive
or r.hilbngHaiiips of the sea-boiml, and refrigerant nml lively
without the bleak nml piercing blasts of the mountain 1 *. Ol
Wealth—having water-power and machinery which, with suit
able attention, will cut IB,uni) tout of plank per day, lor about 150
days in the year, aud grinding 10 or 12 bushel* uto grain per hour.
Ami about juo aci es ol Bay S\v amp, i.ev er .subject to inundation;
though some of it is ir rig.tide, capable ol yielding from to to ICO
bushels rough Rice per acre*
Sugar I’ane ripens hereon land immured from 12 to ltou ll>«.
per acre, and there is a handsome site on w hich to mnuufaclure
.sugar by water power.
float building can be prosecuted to the greatest advantage, ns
flic two gang saw s eut lumber 51 feet lung, and the building car
ried on out of the svvamp, and the boat* got into the Big Ocimil-
gee hy water from the mills. So profitable i- Ibis business, that
ulevcu boats are now being built in this county, the timber for
which is saw ii L> hand.
'The i iver beirg open to the seaboard, 9«> miles distant, nml to
tho back country to Macon, about U" miles more, reiuleis this
place accessible and very convenient, especially in rafting the
plank from the mills, a live days trip to Darien. The trade to
and Iroiu Macon passes within hearing of the bugle horn of the
boats.
On a beautiful plain, about SOfuet above live level of the Little
river, is the site of thu dwelling houses, .'ommanding at a dis
tance of about you yards,a view of the sheet of water 1UD feet
wide, falling 12 feet overihc dam ; the mills in handsome opera
tion, 1 single saws and ‘2 gangs, each exhibiting its velocity and
p ivv er,nml filling the valley with its racket; the niill-hiai
its II" cypress post-,and more than loo hr
ami girders and plates,|all covered by I i
july 12-
jg .1ST W LETTEl IS remaining
inLBKR■ T 1 ’wiLsON, I\ M
__ _ 111 tIlC
-A Post Office at C
ken out within three n
Gllice ns (lend letters.
A—John If. Austin, Jatno* Adams, Suprey Anderson.
II—Ahr-tliam Bu»!i, Mrs. Palmyra F. Baber, Williain Briers
'Thomas Bnl.er, Miss A. Barnes, William Brown 2, Jordon lin
ker 2,(’apt. John H Bough, John Brown, Mrs Elizabeth Bugby
Elliot : BariiiKtun, Albert Bea
Samuel B. Churchill, John Cnritii-
rb.vel 2. Joel Colly. D vvid Che-nut,llavdy Cowart, HemyCham-
pi m, Mr <• Ann Cannon, Absalom Caudle, John Cole, D. R. Coal-
in in, llenrj C.hii:oii.
I) Siuiili Diinkard, Abner Hearing, Mbs Mary Davis, John
son D ivi-.Josbim Davis. George Dun.
E Lewis En ndg. . Renjamin Echols, II. C. Elliott, Ambrose
Edward-.Jau-.es f d.-.
F—ichariah J. Finlav, 'Thomas Freeman, Ohadiah Fondiy,
Danii l Fulmer. I.- v is Kloyil.
(}—Willia u Gn u 11, Samuel Gibson, Benjamin Gregory, \\ il-
li.u • Gnher.Z u liariali IJwMliney, Mrs. Sil-aii Grimmel, .1 onion
Glosup, Mr*. Joanna Graves, Wdiiam A. Guff, Mrs.Sarah Gan-
II—Hopewell Congrogntinn, Z. IL Hargrove or W. II. Biers,
Joel W. Hand, Mr- Elizabeth Heath, Mrs. Hathaway, Ixham
Hu-keth Tlmmas Hudson, James Hamrick, Miss Lucy E. Ilnr-
ris Joloi llaioey, J.’T. Hays, I’ravis Harper 2, Z. B. Hargrove,
1—Robert Ivy.
J-G. NS. Mm*
K- Mr-. Mary (
, Lambeth Hopkins.
vw.WiUiftmNN'. Jevrell, Elisha D. Johnston.
. Kennon, James Kellay.
i.J. Liudly.R. Loving, Daniel Lee, Alston Na-
rock founda
i the Inmor
rtiul its many rills
as it stands on its
ligllt Of the water-,
,s) and satisfaction ol
ed plain, lie between tlic hole
el <>| 12
e and the
able Innd
-t of the land, cover-
ami its prongs, most
stretch oil’
ed with cln
convenient to be got In the mill.
'The range forstoek is very line, excepting the winter months.
We tVvupvvwtly linve venison,nml generally aw abundance of fwb
f evi ry deseripliuu.
. , sli,
or good Bank Stock. ’ ROBERT FLOURNOY.
i’. S. Astlie season for saw ingshall f.i*-or us, contracts to deli
ver every nut of pine lumbcrl tit I he Mill*, or nt Dalit n, or
Brunswick Kail Road Creek, will he attended to—from the very
choicest Georgia boards to Hit? roughest scantling, under 51 feet
length itud3(1 inches breadth, for the Northern, the Westl
the
hors or Hnzcl Lo .
M—James McDonald, Joel (’. Maun, Moves Milton, Cary J
Mathews. L. S. Moore,Miss Mary R. Mathis, David A. Martin
John McLell.uui,Wm. 11. Mann.
N—Nathaniel Nicholson, Ba-set Northern.
O—Leroy Oglesby, Benjamin Osliur.
P—J oh n IVrsallJ. Jaim- M. I’aschall, llama I’am, David B
Perryman, Henry Peek, W,J. Pryor, Mr-. .Mary A. Payne.
8—John K '-tare, E/e!.iel Siricklnml, Bennett K. St.iP'i ll
Lillleton Sttaw n, David Strong, Joseph Stark, Alexander Stew
ai i.Colbu Shackelford, Matthew Stewart, Daniel Scott, Thomas
Smith, Letcher W. W.Smith.
T— David Thompson, Elisha Trimble. Edmund J.Taylor, Da
vid Thompson, A. II. Tarver, Richard
• Nt.
WILLI A M A. SWIFT, P. M.
LAWS OF TIIC U. STATES.
From Winslow, |»y Clinton, Pittsfield, Palmyrn,
Kouthparst corner of St. Albans, Corrina, ami L)r?xtor
to Dover.
I rout Alfred, tlirouj^h Waterborough, Limerick
and Cornish, to llirnm Hridgc.
I rom the northwest harbor, to the south harbor in
Deer Island.
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
I I rotn Derry, Cliester and Candia, to south Deer
field. ’
^ From Wakefield in the county of StratTord, over
Foffir’s hill, to Ktlinglinm.
h rom Sanbornton bridge, by thn centre of Frank
lin, Salisbury post office, and tlio westerly part of
Boscawen, to Ilopkinton village.
V rom Dunstable, by Mi)lord, Wilton, Hancock,
Stoddard, A (stead east parish, paper mill village in
A Is tea d, Langdon to ('hnrlestowu.
From Dover, by Madbury, Harrington, Strafford,
Ihirnstead, (iilmanton, and Guilford, to Meredith
bridge.
From Northumberland, throw'll Piercy Winslow’s
location, Dummer, Berlin, to Milan.
From Great Falls, by Lebanon, Sanford, Emory’s
mills, in Shnpleigh, Acton corner, and Nowfield, by
the post offices called by those names, and through
the west part of Parsunslield, to tho post otlice in
Effingham.
From Concord, by Loudon. Lower GihnanCon
iron works, Alton Bay, Plainfield Corner, Union
\ illnge, Farmington. Middletown corner nml Brook
field corner, to Smith’s bridge, in Wolf borough,
and return by the North meeting-house, in Alton, to
Alton Bay.
From Meredith bridge, by (.clford centre, to Alton
Bay.
From Concord, by Loudon mills, and Loudon, to
Gilmanton Court house.
From Concord, by Epsom, North Deerfield, Not
tingham centre, Wadleigh’s falls in Leer, to Lamp*
rey river village, in New-market.
From Concord, by Pombrooko, Allenstown, West
Deerfield, Soulli Deerfield, Haymond, lapping, Ex
eter, Stratlinm, and Greenland, to Portsmofttli.
From Concord, by Hnoksutt, Candia, Uivymond,
Poplin, and Brentwood lo Exeter.
From Concord, by Dunbarton, Gnfistown N
Boston, Amherst, .Milford, Wilton, Masonliarbour,
New Ipswich, Ashby, Ashburnhnin, to Fitzhugh,
in .’Massachusetts.
From Newport, by Wendell North village, New
London, Wilmot, to Andover.
From Newport by Wendell, Fisliersfield, Brad
ford, Hcnnicker, Woaro and New Boston to Am
herst.
From Bath to LandafL
From Lisbon to Lymnn village.
From Hooksett by Westchester, Cheater, Lan-
down,and llawko to Kingston.
IN VERMONT.
From Brattleborough, in Windham county, by
Guilford Centre,to Halifax.
From Brandon in Rutland county, to Shoreham,
Addison county.
From Hancock by Goshen, to Brandon, in the
county of Rutland.
From Swanton, in Franklin county, by Alburg,
to Champlain, in the county of Clinton, and State of
New York.
From Randolph to Chelsea, in Orange county.
From Elmore to Walcott.
From Lyndon, in Caledonia county, by Burke,
Vewark, Randon, Charleston, East village and West
village, and Salem, to Child’s mills, in Derby, in the
county of Orleans.
From Sunderland, by Stratton, to Wardsborough.
From Waterford Lower Bridge, in Caledonia
county, by-Concord and St. Jolinsbury East village
to Lynden.
From Windsor in Windsor county, by Downer’s
n,in Wheatln rsfiedd, tho North village in Spring-
field, the North and South villages in Chester, Cam
bridge Port to Athens.
From Wells River village, in Nowhury, by Cro
ton, to Topslmm and West Topshain, in said Orange
county.
From Middlebury, by Weybridge Lower Falls, to
Addison.
From Keene, through Westmoreland, in the
State of Now-Hampsfiiro ; thence through Putney,
Brookline, Newfane, Wardsboro’ and Stratton, to
Sunderland.
From Corinth, hy Corinth Ea^t village, Topbham
Townhouse, Groton village, near Groton mills, to
Peachnm
{BY AUTHORITY.}
? of the United States passed at the first session of
the ticenty-second Congress.
board, m* the European market. It. F.
J T Tin- Editor-of tin* Unarloston Mercury, Fayetteville Re
•r, Norfolk Beacon, New York Uouriei v En<iuirer. am
Bedford Meicurv, will plen«e in-eitllie above lor tlnat
counts to Klournoj’s Mills T. O. Ga
linodsoi
travnllr
ther tronbli
Bar with ev
evory article that
FRANKLIN HOTEL.
THIS lnrgo nml cmniiibilioiis cs-tali-
Milleiiceville, formerly occupied by Mr.
eh ’ *
a thorough
ly tilted up, and now open for the ncconmiodation o|
l boarder-. The subscriber intends to spare
u* expense in furni^liing liis Tal le and supply'
Pnr> i'll o'
the best
the comfoit i
II supplied an
spirits, anil
ill he
his prices will In? the most modern
heslrtll give general satisfaction, hecon
nt the public patronage,
hilly anti promptly attend to the
of Notes t hat may he enclosed t
le price of 50 cents for each
a liberal sir
lie w ill cn
reduction, .V
at the mode
nurd ID—(
him (post-pail
AARON SEARCY.
North M.ibt
GlnTukee county.
July •*»—2ain Im
>SANFORDVILLE INN.
JOHN DAWSON respectfully ten-
liix llianks to Ids Irlends nml to the public gene
tiou to himself,
ill the Gold legion, on No I, in tin
j'.jes', on the w«--t hank ot tlxe llighto
road from AJilied'cev iI!«* to 'Tennessee
a the richest and most pleasant pai
ml Mineral ami Lime Stone Water.
< iold Region, with t
die other d miles di-
Loinmeuced running
. j'dy 12 —it
PLANTERS’ HOTEL,
(J.IINESVIM.E, (IGUndlA.
THE riant, rs 1 lintel in this place,
- yet kept by the subscriber. Promises and pled res
• • in in ii a 11| Older of l be day in -neb ease-, but as
Vdla-re,
ill I: • i
lime-stone spi n
i up the conn-
ips one ol the
n iniiy <d the
it, witli a Ri'Oil
• ui Augusta to this place tw ice i w e» I;.
L. ( LEV ELAND.
MADISON SPRINGS.
T he r ropriptor lias lliis healthfu 1 sum-
mer retreat in readiness for tin* reception of visitor*.—
The medical ipialiiies of the water it i* believid is surj»as-ed
Ly none in tin- .siuuliern country. The most moderate charges
xv ill he made. A Stage will pn-s this place twice a w eek trom
Athens to ('dark-v ille, aud ;\ School will be opened for c hildren
who may accompany their parents. The Proprietor w ill use h
best exertions to render bis visitorscomfortable.
niny3—m3ni " M. M. MORTON.
INDIAN SPRINtiS.
riXHl’, Stilincrilicr luving returned to tlio
Indian Sprimp*, hii esfablisbmeiit at that place is now
opt a .lad ready for tin- ivr.cpiion and accommodalion ot board
d a ami visitoi s dm im; the pi esent »-on.
ERWIN’S HOTEL
in Macon, will also bekept open under the siiperintendenee o
•hi experienced and attenti veagent. A large addition to bis tor
tner establishment has just been completed.
may 31 -2m \ L. A. KRWIN.
Instruction on the Liana Forte.
^ T U''J'<)lt LA TASTE returns liis sin-
s tlien
uiiirsot in-true
id up
i* the in-trucJum'o! 1 v.'
y him dmine the jirc-v
the duties o| the Ft
mg Ladie
IL- i
cd. Kntoutou, July 10—2t
CAHINU/T WORK.
1^11 Y\V ife FI-jW will make up, at tin
[No. 51.]
AN ACT to oHtablisli certain pout roads,anil to alter
ami discontinue others \ and for other purposes
lie it cnuetr.d by the Senate and House afi Represen
tatives ofi the United States afi America in Congress
assembled, That tho following bo established as post
roads.
IN MAINE
From East Machias, hy Whiting, to little riv'er
harbor, in tho county of Washington.
From Dennysvillu in Washington county, by Char
lotte, Cooper and Alexander, to Baring.
From East Machias to Cutter.
From Bangor, in Penobscot county, by Brewer,
Plantation number eight, to Ellsworth, in the county
of Hancock ; thence to Mariavillo,to plantation num
ber twenty six, in said county of Hancock.
From Waterville, in Kennebeck county, by Win
slow, Clinton, Milburn, Cornville, Athens, Brighton,
Fordstown, Fosstown and Blanchard, to Munson ;
mid from Brighton to Wellington, in the county of
•Somerset.
From Thomastown, in the county of Lincoln, by
Tenant’s harbor and Muscheto harbor to St. George.
From Waltloborough, in Lincoln county, by Wash
ington and Liberty, to Monlville, in Waldo county
From Fryeburg, in tlto county of Oxford to Chat
ham, New Hampshire.
From Brunswick, in Cumberland county, by Top-
sham and Lisbon, to Greene in the county ot Kene-
beclc.
From Westbrook in Cumberland county, up the
west side of Presumscut river, to intersect the road
from Stamlisli to Gray, at the carrying place on Seba-
go pond.
From Anson hy Bingham, in Somerset county, by
tlio forks of Kennebeck river, thence on the Canada
road, to the Canada lino.
From West Jefferson, in Lincoln county,by Trasks
mills ami Shcepscot bridge to Wiscasset.
From Browiiville, by Kilmarnock, to the easterly
part of Milo.
From Jacoby Biddeford,the northerly part of Ken-
nebuuk port, ami tho centre of Lyman, to Alfred.
From Exeter, by Corrina and »St. Albans, to the
intersection of tho mail route from Pittsfield to fck.
Albans.
From Factory village, by Sebattus village, in Lis
bon to Groom*.
From Passadumkeag post office, in tlio county of
Penobscot, in the State of Maine, by Treat s mills,
through number one to Page’s mills, so called, and
through number two Herd's ridge to number four,
Mullitt’s mills in said county.
From Gray in the county of Cumberland by Blan
dish, to Alfred in the county of York.
From Camden, through Hope and Appleton ; t<
Montville, in the county of Waldo.
From Prospect, west village, to James Blacks, ii
Prospect, in the county of Waldo.
From Bangor by Herman, Levant, Stetson, North
Newport, and Corrina, to St Albans.
From the. town of Portland, through Westbrook,
Scarborough, Buxton, Hollis, a partot \\ aterborougli
Limerick, and Newficld, to Plymouth in Now Ilnnip
shire, by way of Ossipoe corner, Tuftonborough cor
ner, and Moultonborougli, passing on the south side
of Ossippo moumain.
From Philips, througli Berlin, to Weld, in the
county of Oxford. '
From Bangor in the county of Penobscot, hy Dut
ton west post office, Levant, Corinth, west post of
fice Garland, Dover, Foxcroft, Sangerville, Guilford,
Abbot. Monson, to the post ollice in Fullerstown, in
the county of Somerset.
From the upper village in Farmington, by Keith s
mills Sewnll’s mills, in Chesturville, northeasterly
corner of Fayette, Taylor’s mills, A Dunn’s tavern,
in Mount Vernon, Hoyt's taven, in Keadfield, and
Augusta to Hallowcll.
From the Post office in Mount desert, in the coun
ty of Hancock, to the L J cal covt, in the tame town-
From Randolph, by Randolph West village tho
east part of Braintree, west part of Brookfield, east
part of Roxbury,to the Centre village of Northfield
IN MASSACHUSETTS.
From Florida, by Monroe, in Franklin, county and
hy Kendsborougli and Wliittingham, to Halifax, in
the county of Windham in Vermont.
From Colerain. in the county of Franklin througli
North Heath to Wliitinghnn), in Vermont.
From Westfield through Otis and Tyringham, to
Great Barrington.
From Fitchburg, in Worcester county’, by Lun
enburg, Townsend harbor, Peppered, Dunstable
Tyngsborotigli and North Cholmsford, to Lowell, it
the county of Middlesex.
From Newbodford, in Bristol county, to tho vil
lage of Pndanaram, in Dartmouth.
From Enfield, hy Greenwich. Dana, Petersham
Templeton, Westminster, Fitchburg, Lunenburg
Shirley, Groton, Westford and Cheluibtord, to Lo
well.
From the centre of Annisquam parish, in Glouces
ter, to tlio post office in said Gloucester.
From Greenfield, by Deerfield, to the centre of
Whatuly.
From North Adams, in the State of Massachu
setts, through Clarksburg, thence through Stam
ford and Kendsborougli. in the State of Vermont, to
intersect the mail route from Brattleborough to Ben
nington.
From South Plympton to Middleborough Four
Corners.
From Keene, New Hampshire, through Troy,
Fitzwilliam, Wincliendon, Ashburr.ham, Fitchburg,
Leominster, Lancaster, Bolton, Stow, Waltham,
Watertown and Cambridge, to Boston, Muusacliu-
low turnpike road, by Derby and Humphrey sville to
Salem bridge in New Haven county.
From Wilton to Ridgefield.
From Norwalk lo New Canaan.
From Norwich city through Preston, Griswold,
atni Voluntown, on tho Slietuckot turnpike to Situ
ate in Rhode Island.
IN NEW YORK.
From Madison, in Madison county, by Augusta,
Vernon Centre, Wrnon, Verona to Rome.
From Mount Morris, in Livingston county, by
Tuscarora.Ossian, Burrell'-s mills, to Do witt's val
ley', in the County of Alleghany.
From Numla, in Alleghany county to Ossian.
From Portageville, in Alleghany county, hy Oak
land, and Tuscnrora, to DanvilD, in the county of
Livingston.
From Italy, in the comity of Yates, by Pultney-
ville, post office, Pultney*, in Steuben county to 11am-
momlsport.
From Horse Head, by Erin, to Cayuga, in Tioga
country.
From Maccnml’or s in Susquehannah county,
Pennsylvania, by Silver lake, and Ellorslio, to ()wu-
•» in Tioga county.
From Otego by (lilbortsville, to Unndilla.
From Rouiftlus, by Waterloo, t" lMielps.
From the town of Somers, in the county of west
Chester, to Lundingston’salore, in the town of Kent,
in the county ot Putnam.
From the town of Flathush to the town of New
Utrecht, in the county of Kings.
From Greene, in Chenango county, by Specs Spn,
to McDonough.
From Marbletown, in Ulster county, by Craig’s
store, in Olive, to the nearest post oltico inShanda-
ken, tin tin? route from Kingston, in Haiti county, to
Delhi, in Delaware county.
From Sangcrfield, in Oneida county by Brook
field, in Madison county, to Sherburne.
From Scotland, in Rockland county, by Hemp
stead, English Church, and llavcrstraw, to Monroe,
ironworks in the county of Orange.
From Deposite, in Delaware county, by Stanville
ami Jackson, to Gibson, in Susquehaunah county.
Pennsylvania.
From Tyronne, in Steuben county, to Rock
Stream.
From Jordan, in Onondngo county, to Ira.
From South Bainbritlge, in Chenango county, by
Coventry vilie, to I txfonl.
From Glen’s Falls, in warren county, by North-
ville,to Patton’s mills, in the county of Washington
From Batavia, on the lino between Bethany and
Alexander, in the county of Genessee, by Attica and
Middlebury, through the east part of Orangeville, to
Wethersfield.
From watertown, in Jefferson county, by Brown-
ville, La Fargeville, to Cornelia, at tlio mouth of
French Creek, on tho river St. Lawroncc ; thence by
De IVauvillo to Brownville.
From Cuba village, in Alleghany county, by
Dodge’s crock, to Mill Grove, in Cattaraugus county.
From lltieville, by Depcyster and washband set
tlements. to Oxbow, in Jefferson county.
From Bufialop, in Erio county, by Aurora, wales,
1 loll.tnd, Sardinia, China, Freedom, Cancada, and
Belfast, to Angelico, in Alleghany county.
From Daggett’s mills to Lawrenccville, in Tioga
otinly, PciiiihI vauia.
From Port Kent, on I.akn Champlain, by tlio way
f the Au Sable forks, to Easlville post office, in the
town of Lawrence, St. Lawrence county.
From Duaneshurg to Schoharie court house.
From New-York city hy Williamsburg, to Flush
ing on Long Island.
From Addison, in the county of Steuben, hy way
of Caincron and Canisteo, to Homellsvillc.
From Cauglinnwnga to Fulton ville.
From Painted Post to Number one settlement.
From South Sparta to Livonia, passing through
the east part of the towns of Sparta, Grovoland and
Conesus.
Tho mute from Goff’s mills to South Danville
shall pass hy the way of tho Loon Lake settlement.
From Angelica, by Short Tract, Oakland, River
Road to Moscow.
From Sawpitt, in the county of weslchester, hy
tho Way of the white Plains to Tarry town.
From the house of Alansnu Burr, in tho town of
Caneaden,in the county of Alleghany, by the way
of Uushford, to Farmoraville, in the county of Cnt-
tnragus.
From tlio IIoiiso of captain williain Bennett, in
the town of Canisteo, in the county <»f Steuben, hy
the way of Purdy Creek settlement, and Alfred, to
Scio, m the county of Alleghany.
From fort Miller to Craigsborough.
From west Bloomfield, m the county of Ontnrio,
hy North Bloomfield, ami Norton’s mills, to Webster’s
mills, in the town of Kush, in the cuunty of Mon*
From Sale!
to Fedricksti
From Sale
u Mi ter ville.
Front Scottsvillo, by way of chili and Ogden, to
Parma, in the county ot Monroe.
From Belfast, by King’s Mills, and Rushford, to
F.irmersville, in catarnugus county.
From South Worcester, to Worcester in Otsego
county.
Front walton, in Dolawaro county, to Unndilla, in
Otsego county.
From Morsesville, in Delaware county, by Ku.x-
bury, Halrottsville. Middletown, Shavertown, Pe-
pacton,colcliestcr, East Branch, Patridge Island, and
Hancock to Deposit.
From Deposite, in Delaware county, by Mason*
ville to Sidney Plains.
from Troy througli the villages of Allua, \vy-
nants Hill, Sandlake, and Seliermerliorn to tin* vil
lages of Now-Lehanou Springs.
IN NEW JERSEY.
, in Salem county, by cravon’s Ferry,
n.
, in Salem county, by l'ittsgrove, to
From Hackensack, to Paterson.
From Columbia to Srhooley’s moontain, passing
by Hope, Danville, Ifackottslown, and Nimrod’s
Springs.
IN PF.NNSYLYANIA.
From York, in York county, by Brillinger a mills,
to New Holland.
From C’ochranville, in Chester county, by Cooper’s
cross roads, Smoker’s tavorn, nml Steel’s Mills, to
YVilliamstown, in Lancaster county.
From Monstrose, Susquehnnnah county, by Brook-
lin. Harford, to Gibson.
From L. Catlins, in Blakely, in Luzerne county
Pennsylvania, by Corbondnle, to Canaan four cor
ners, Wayne county.
From Indiana, in Indiana county, by Mitchell's
mills, and Cherry Troe to Curwinavtlle, in Clearfield
county.
From Easton, by Ilowortown, Kornsvillo, and
Grimsville, Hamburgh, in Berks county.
From Gcltyahurgh, in Adam's county, to New*
ville, in # 'umberland county.
From Mileshurgh, in Centre county by Glen’s
mills, Hannah furnace up the Bald Eagle valley, It)
Warrior Mark town, in Huntingdon county.
From New Castle, by Mount Jackson,ami Greers
burg, to Georgetown, in Beaver county.
Fium Carpenter’s point, in Orango county, Now
York*,*along the canal, to Honestlale, and Bethany,
in Wayne county,.Pennsylvania.
From Miflliutown, in Milllin county, by Run gap,
and Ickosburgh to Landisburgb, in Perry county.
From Harrisburg, hy Wormleysburg, Fair view,
Jacob's mills, Bowman's mills, Clark’s ferry, and
Bovard’s to Storrett's gap in Cumberland county.
From Wnynosburg, in Greon county, to Union
Town in Fayette county.
From Deadvjlln, in Crawford county, by Sagers-
wn,Stubbing, and Crainsville, to Fairview,iu Erie
conn y.
Front tlio Springliouse, by Dreshcr's town, to Jen*
kentown, in Montgomery county.
From the Borough of York, through tlio borough
of Marietta, to the city of Lancaster.
From Stoystown, in Somerset county, hy Johns
town, Bolivar, India, and Abncrville, to Blairsville,
in tlie county of Indiana.
From Fottsville to Pino grove.
From Norristown, by Worcester, and Skippack
ville, to Sumuoylowii, in Montgomery county.
From Halifax, in Dauphin county, to Buchanan’s
forge.
From Kutztown to Hamburg, in Berks county.
From Chesnut lull, in Philadelphia county, hy
Hickory town, to Perkioiucn bridge, in Montgomery
county.
From Washington in Washington county, by Tay-
Inrstuwn to West Liberty, in Virginia.
From Pittsburgh, to Nohlestown, crosscrnek vil-
lago, Patterson's mills, to lmlepumleuce, in Wash
ington cmiT’ty.
From MeYeytown, in Milllin county, along
north side ot tlio Juniata river, by Newton, Hamil
ton, crossing at Hugh Doyle’s ford, or at tlio mill of
H'unuel II. Bell, to Shirleyshurgli ; returning by
Bell’s mill, on the south side of tlio river, by Churlcs
Bratton's, to McVeytown.
From Gettysburg, by Hunterstown, New Chester
Hampton, to Berlin, in the county of Adams. ,
From the house of John C. Riley, in Wayne coun
ty, through Bethany, to Clarkstown.
From McConnelsburgh, Bedford county, in Putin*
Hylvatiin, by Warfordsburgh, to Hancock in Mary
land .
etls.
From Danvers to Salem.
From Norfolk, to Marbleboro, North.
IN RHODE ISLAND.
From Newport, to Block Island.
From Providence by Cranston Bank, Lippitt •,
Pliamix, Harris’s and Arkwright’s factories, in the
county of Providence, to the village of Fiskville in
said county of Providence.
IN CONNECTICUT.
From Tolland to Bolton, in the county of Tolland.
From Wolcottsvilk*, by Winstead, IIitclicocks-
ville, and \Y T est Hartland, to West Granville, in
Hampden county Massachusetts.
From Harford in Harford county, hy Wintonhury,
Sinabury, West (/ranby, Hartland, Granville, in
.Massachusetts, 'Eoll ind ami New Bostcn to Standis
field in the county of Berkshire.
From Middletown hy Meriden, Cheshire, Water*
bury, Middlebury, Southbury, Newtown to Danbury
From the post ofitco in Greenwich, to the village
of Stanwich.
From New London to Sag harbor in New-York.
Frym Tolland, through the northerly parts of
Willinglon, Ashford, and Woodstock, in Connect!*
ut, South part of Dudley, south Oxford, Sutton,
From the forks of the Great Au Sable river, to
Ilopkinton.
From Utica to New York mills.
From Colosee, in tlio county of Oswego, through
tho towns of Parish aud Amboy, to Camden post-of
fice, in Oneida county.
From Corydon by Pleasant Grove, and Sociality,
to Persia, (formerly west Lodi) in tlio county Cat
taraugus.
From Auburn to Montezuma, passing through
Fosterville, and from Montezuma to woolcott, puss
ing through Savnnah and Butler.
From Sprakoi’s Basin, in Montgomery county
through the towns of Sharon, Cobleskill, Summit,
and Jelferson, to llarpersludd, in tho county of Del
aware.
Extend route number two hundred and eighty
eight commencing at Elmira in the county of Tio
ga, New York ; and running from thence to Mc
Connell Town, Sing Sing, Townsend, and wnrds-
burgli, to Harpenditig’s corners, in tho county of
Yates; aud the continuance cd’ said route to Gcue-
Ontario county, via Iliinrod’s corners, west
Dresden, and from thence to Geneva ; hy the Lake
ud
On the east sido of Susnuehannah river, from the
town of Buinbridge, in the county of Chenango,
through the towns of Culesville, aud Windsor, to the
Windsor Brid
From Stephen King’s South Pembrook, south hy
the post office in the town of Bennington, to the post
office in the centre of Sheldun, in Gennessee county
From Medina, in the county of Orleans to tho
village of Akron, and thence across to the New
Stead post ollice, in tho county of Erie
From New woodstock, through Do liny ter, Pit
clier, Cincinnutus, and Lisb, to Bingliainpton.
From the village of Owego, to the village of N
chols; thence, though the south-west part of the
town of wiudliam, near the dwelling-house of the
late Joseph webstor, to the town of Orwell, near the
dwelling house of Daniel Russel, and from them:
through tin? towns of R.omo and wysox, to the vil
lage or borough of Towouda, in the State or Penn
sylvania.
From Painted Post, up the Conisloo, to the village
of Honellsville.
/’rom Eysnnder, in tho county of Onandugo, to
Fulton, in the county of Oswego, by the way of
Dunhatnsville, in the county of Ouandaga, and
Granby, in the county of Oswego.
From Cambria to Youngston.
From Lockport to Kcmpville, hy way of Ncwfino
Post Ollice, on the east side of the eighteen mile
creek in the county of Niagara.
From Lodi to Silver creek, by way of Smith’s
Nortbhridge, Upton, Ilopkinton, Sherburne, Natick, Mill’s,and Rugg’ssettlement, in the county of Chau-
and Needham, to Boston : said route is on Central
turnpike.
From Essex, in the town of Saybrook, through
tlio towns of Lyme, Salem and Monlville, to the city
of Norwich.
From YVaterbury, in New Haven county, to (loir-
brook, in Litchfield county, said route to follow the
Waterlniry river turnpike road in the valley of tlio
Walerbury river, to Colebrnok, intersecting it Cole-
brook the mail rote which now runs from Winatud
to Stockhridgo, in Massachusetts.
From East Iladdam Landing hy Westchester, to
the borough of Colchester.
From Kent, in the county of Litchfield, to tlio
town of Cornwall, in said county on tlio direct road
from the post ollice in said Kent, to the post office nt
Cornwall bridge, in said Cornwall.
From Stafford Springs’ post office, by the Old
Furnace oil wliat is called the Somers and Wood-
stock turnpike road, hy Bartlett’s mills, to Somer-
street.
From Cornwall through Weston and Reading to
Newtown.
From the borough of Bridgeport, in Fairfield
'.ountv, through Nicholl's farm.', on the Wells Hoi
tanquo
From < hosier, in an Easterly direction through
the settlement at Briant Lake Mills, llriant Lake
settlement, and Hayushurgh, to the town of Bolton
in the county of warren.
From coblenbant, in Orango county, by tlio way
of St. Andrews, to walden.
From Searavillo, in Huflivnn county, passing
through the villages of Hopewell, and Searsburgh,
and Montgomery, in Orange county, to crawiord in
Ulster county.
From Bedford court House, in the county of wost
Chester by Golden’s bridge to .South East, in the
county of Putnam.
From Burlington in tho county of < Usego. through
New Berlin, lo the village of Norwich, in tho coun
ty of clioimngo
From comstock Landing, on tho Northern canal,
in the town of Fori Ann, county of Washington, to
| the court-house in Rutland, in the county of Rut
land, in the State of Vermont ; through west and
middle Granville west and cast Poultnoy, Middle-
town, Ira, and wost Rutland.
From Lockport, to Niagara Falls, by th direct
road through Judds settlement.
From Erie, through Wnttsburg, in Eric county,
and Columbus iu Warren county, to the town of
Warren.
From West Greenville, via Clarksville, in Mercer
eountv, Hlmron, and Doctor John Mitcheltree’s to
New Bedford.
From Mauch Chunk to Pottsvillo, in Schuylkill
county, by way of Tainaqua, on the west side of
Little Hchuylkill, Tuscarora, Middleport, and Port
Carbon.
From I.eiporsville, to Tinicum.
From Liberty, Tioga county, by A. Moris, by
William Babbs s to Wellsborough.
From Mendville, by Guy’s settlement, Kingsley’s
settlement, Centerville, Oil creek, to Perry post of
fice in Venango county.
That the post route number eloron hundred and
sixty-six, from Franklin, Venango county, to Water
ford, shall be so altered in its course as to include
Coopcrstown.
From the borough of Muncey.in Lycoming coun
ty, past Smith's nulls, to Millville poet ollice, iu Co
lumbia county’.
From the village of Harrisville, in the county of
Butler, to Cochranton, iu the count}’ of Crawiord,
Ly way of Williamsburg.
From Oxford village to Mount Vernon.
From brownshurg to Taylor’s ferry, Dollington,
and Newton, all in Bucks county.
From Westfield to Brookfield in Tioga county.
From Reading, in thu county ol Berks, via Hnrn-
ville and Relirorsburg, to Pine grove, in Schuylkill
county.
That the post route from Mcadvillo, Crawford
county, to Warren, Warren county, shall be so al
tered as to embrace Cenlruville, and Sparta, in
Crawford county, in its course Irom Taylor’s stand
to East Bloomfield.
From the borough of Beaver, via Fallston, Brigh
ton, and the valley of Beaver and Shenango, to the
borough of Newcastle, and thence, by tho way of
New Wilmington, to the borough of Mercer.
From Sumneytown, hy Schwonck’s store, to the
Trap, in Montgomery county.
From YVindgap post office in Northampton county,
by Gross’s tavern, Greenweig’s tavern, and David
Heimback’s forgo to Lehigh Gap
From Newcastle, in Mercer county, to Harmony,
n Butler county.
From Milllin ville, in Columbia county through
Nescopoc valley, by Martin Rittenhouse’s mills, to
Coiiynghani town, in Luzerne county, Pennsylva
nia.
From Washington, by Hickory, Burgettstown,
Bricelnnd's cross-roads, in Washington county
Pennsylvania, .Manchester, in Brooke county, Vir-
inia, to YVellsvillo, in Ohio.
From Montrose, in Susquehanna?! county, by Au
burn, to Black Walnut bottom, or Braintruin, in Lu
zerne county.
From Lennox, in Susquehnnnnh county, by tho
Kentucky settlement, Gibson, Vermont settlement,
and Harmony, to Great bend.
To extend route number eleven hundred and nine
ty-nine, (from Blairsville to Ligonier,) to Cone-
maiigh, iu Cambria county.
From Venango furnace, iu Venango county, to
Agnews mills, in said county.
From Yocumtown y through Newberry town, to
York haven in said pounty of York.
From Harrison valley, in Potter county, to Swe
den, via Citshingsville.
From Martinsbtirgli, in Bedford county, to ColTee
run, in Huntingdon county.
Fioin or near tlio William Penn tavern, in Willis*
town ; thence, !»y the way of West-town hoarding
school Darlington's, Pnrkersvfille, New Red Lion,
London Grove; thence, by Stephen's mill and to
New Londom cross roads, in the county of Chester.
From l'ottstown, in the county of Montgomery,
passing through Boyersville, by way of Colebrook
dale, Dale forge and Reuben Trexter’s ftore, in
Berk's county, through Millerstown, and thence the
nearest route to the borough of Northampton, in
Lehigh county.
From Allentown, in Lehigh county, hy way of
Siegersville, to Saegersville, in said county
From Gre. n lough, by Kobh.-tdwn in Westiimre
bind comity, and thence by way of CooKstown, to
Brownville, in Fayette county.
From Hamburgh, via Union Ironworks, in Berks
county to Lynville in Lehigh county.
From Lawrenceburgli, in Armstrong cotinly’, hy
Foxburgh, Emlenlon, Lyons’ Ferry, and V r enango
village, to McCiniston's, oil the Waterford and An^
dersons creek turnpike.
From Minorsvilie by Boleck’s tavorn and Waynes-
burg to Cliiigcrstown in*.Schuylkill count)*.
From Jersey shore, Lycoming county, up the vnt
ley of Pine creek, via Jacob Tombs and Babb's creek;
to Wellsboro, Tioga county ; thence, througli Sio
nyfork settlement, to Big Meadows; thence up Pino
Creek again to Benjamin B. Chamberlain’s; and
from thence through Mix settlement, to Knoxville,
on tlio Cownesque ; also across from Jacob Tombs’
to William Herod’s.
From Warren, in the county of Warren, to Mont
morency, in Jelferson county.
From New Bedford, in Mercer county, in the Stato
of Pennsylvania, to Youngstown, in the Slate of
Ohio.
That tlio post route loading from MiflVmtown, Ju
niata (late Mitllin) county, to East Waterford, bo so
altered ns to embrace Port Royal in its course be
tween Milfimtown and Tuscarora valley post office*.
From Helin’a Grove, via New Berlin lo llnrlelon,
Union county*.
From Tamnqua to Wilkeabarrc, via Conyngham-
town.
From Cotiderpport to Bingliam in Potter county.
From Watson’s town in Northumberland county,
by tho House of Solomon Mengas, to-the post office
at Road Hall in Lycoming county.
From Fort Littleton, to Bloodyrun in Bedford
county.
From tlio Crossings oT Juniatta on tho turnpike, -
hy Wnrt’ordshurg, t«» Hancock in Maryland.
That the route from Now York hy Mergaretla fitr-
nnco to Wrigblsvillo be so altered as to run only
from Rightsvillo to Margaretta furnace.
in delawapj:.
From Mil lord, by Bridgcvillo, to Seaford!
From Millsborougli in the fc’talo of Delaware hf
Dngsborougli, Truitt’s Hall’s Tunnells’ and Kurus’
store and Robbins’ mills to Haint Martins.
IN MARYLAND.
From Wiscburgli, in Baltimore county*, to Dixon
Stanbury’e store at \\ hitehall, Morrison’s academy,
Watkins’ tavern, Fork meeting-house, to Kingsville*.
From fcjtiinmerfiehl, in .Somerset county, Pennsyl
vania, by Selby’s port and Yougliiogeii ironworks
to Yougli glades in Alleghany county.
From Meclinnicstown, through Subillesvillc, to
Wayneaburgli, in Pennsylvania.
From Salisbury, by Dericksou’a cross roads, Cat-
ludl’s mills, and Whaley’s store, to Berlin, in Wor
cester county.
From Kingston, in Somerset county, hy New town
to Snow Hill, in Worcester county.
From New Market in Frederick county by New
London, Liberty’s and Jubnsville, to Middleburgh in
the same county.
From Unity, Montgomery county, by Hoodgmilftf,
Baltimore county, to Westminster.
From Annapolis by Haddawny’s Ferry, to St.
Michael’s in Talbot county.
From Georgetown, in the District of Columbia,
with the line of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, to
Ketocton, in Frederick county, Maryland, thunoo
to Harpers Ferry in Virginia.
IN VIRGINIA.
From Richmond, by Amelia court-house, Notto
way court-house, Lunenhuroh court-house, A. Meck
lenburg!} court-liouso, to Oxford, in North Carolina.
From Rocky Mount, in Franklin county, hy Jo-
siah Dickerson's George Turner's Jacob PrelUmnn’e
on Smith river, and Gobblingtown ironworks, to Pat
rick court bouse.
From Abingdon, by Saltville, in Washington
county, and Broudfonl, to intersect the route from.
YVytho court-house, to Tazewell court-house, at tlm
house of John Shannon, on the north side of Wal
ker’s mountain, iu Wythe county.
From 'Tease’s valley to lleiliirds ferry.
From C’larkslmrgh, iu Harrison countv, hy‘l’.lk
creek, to Buckhanontown, in tho county of Lewis.
From Webb’s mills, hy Harrisvillo, to Pcnsboro,
Wood county.
From the town of Eaatvillo, to Capevillo, in tlio
county of Northampton.
From Summerville, iu Nicholas countv, by Stroud’s
Glades, to Frankfort, in Greenbrier county.
From Cabell court-liouso, by tlio falls of Twelve
Pole, lo the forks of Big Sandy, on the Kentucky
line.
From HofVavill©, in Harrison county, to Loronlis’
store, in the county of Lewis.
From Glmlsonvillo, Brunswick county, by Mount
Airy*, Greene ville county, to Dancy’s store, North
Carolina.
From Ducklnnd, in Prince William county by
Ilaymarket, Tliorouglifair, to the Plains, to .Salem,
in Farqualiar county.
From Princess Ann court-house, via Creed'*
bridge, to Black Water bridge ; thence, via MountU
Pleasant, to the Groat bridge, Norfolk city.
From Point Pleasant to Wright’s mills, in Jack-
son county.
From Burlington, in tho county of Hampshire,
ir K("liv'd, tn Smith'd farm, in tlio county of Alle-
by Kelly’s, to Smith’i
gliatiy, Maryland.
From Orange court house, in the county of Or-.
ango, to Madison court-house, iu the county of Mad
ison.
From Taylorsville, in Hanover county, via Potts-
ville, in Louisiana county, to Mansfield, the resi
dence of William Mansfield, in Louisa county.
From 1'iketon, in Pike county, Kentucky, to Lo
gan court-house, iu Virginia.
From Smith’s creek post office in Rockingham
countv, by Keazletown to Mount Sydney m Augus
ta county.
From Millers ironworks in Augusta couuty to
Staunton.
From IlnrriBonsburg to Kenglclown.
From Madison court-liouso to the Robinson meet
ing house in llm county of Madison, and from thence
to tho Slate nulls, in Culpeper county.
From Harrisonburg, by Rifesvillo, Bridgeport,
Miller’s ironworks, ami bead of Mossy creek, to
James A. Frazier’s in Augusta county.
From Dickin.mnville, in Russell county, by Os
borne’s ford, in Scott county, and Pen die ton’'Mil-
bourne’s store) to Ealillville.
From Danville, directly to Henry court-house;
from thence, to Cliriatianburg, passing through llm
couuty of Patrick, on tho north side of Bull Moun
tain.
From Miller’s ironwoiks, in Augusta county,
Virginia, to Staunton.
From Abingdon, in Virginia, hy way of the ILoo-
dy creek road to Ealillville, in Scott county.
From llerrysville or Balllelown, in Frederick court-'
tv, Ly Wicklilfij and Kabletown, to Charlestown, in,
Jefferson county.
i rom Front Royal to Millwood in Froderick coun
ty, hy Berryvillu to Charlestown, iu Jefferson county.
Clarkton in King and Ciueen county, by
Fr
YValkerton, Stephensville ; King and Queen court
house, Little Plymouth, to Matthews court-house.
From King William court-house, by Lnnesvillo
and Smith's Ferry to New Kent court-house.
From Fincastle, up the Valley of Catawba, ami
down that of the north fork of itoanouke, by the
most direct route to Blacksburg, in the county of
Montgomery. That the mail route from Cabin Point,
Virginia, by Blount’s bridge to South (iuay, lie so
changed as to run from Potersburgli by Blount's
bridge to South (iuay.
IN NORTH CAROLINA.
From Salem, in Stokes county, by Germantown,
Frost’s iron works, Clements’ iron works, Boyle’s
store, to Patrick court-house, in Virginia.
From Rntherfordton, in Rutherford county, acros#
the Blue Ridge at tho Hickory nut gap, to Asiiville,
in Buncombe county.
From Columbia to Springfield, in Tyrtol. county'.
From Kingston to Trenton.
From Rockford, by Juddsvillo, in Surry* county,
to Bower’s store, in Ashe county.
From Piltsborough, Chatham county, by Hack
ney’s cross roads, to Chapel Hill, in Orange county.
From Rockshorough by Hugh Wood's to Black
Walnut, in Halifax county, Virginia.
From Concord t<» Mill grove, thenco trr Dewoos’
Hickory grove post office, Mecklenburg county, and
to Beatty ’s foril.
From Nashvillo to Wurronton, by Bedford Post
ollice, and Shoceo Springs.
From Oxford to Hillsborough, in the State of
North Carolina, passing hy Potter's bridgo, Richard
Bullock’s, Hester’s store, Thomas Hechan'ri ami
Pickett a oil mill.
From Greenville, to Stauntonburg.
From Lawronceville, Montgomery couuty*, lo
YVadesboro’, Anson county.
From Leoaburgli, by Hightowers. toJCaswell court
houso.
From Poplar Branch, to PoivbH’a point, in Curri
tuck county.
From Gravelly-bill in Bladen county, by Lisburn,
Taylor’s bridgo, to Clinton, in Sampson county.
IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
From Unionville to Cowpen furnace, in South
Carolina.
From Edgefield by I.aureus court-house, and Spar-
tanburgb, to Rutliorfordton, iu North Carolina,