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TWENTY-SECOND CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 141. 1832.

Fost-roads es-tablished.

leysburg, Fairview, Jacob’s mills, Bowman’s mills, Clark’s ferry, andBovard’s, to Sterrett’s gap, in Cumberland county. From Waynesburg,in Green county, to Union Town, in Fayette county. From Meadville ,in Crawford county, by Sagerstown, Stebbins, and Crainsville, to Fair-view, in Erie county. From the Springhouse,'by Dresher’s town, toJenkentown, in Montgomery county . From the borough of York,through the borough of Marietta, to the city of Lancaster. From Stoys-town, in Somerset county, by Johnstown, Bolivar, India , and Abnerville,to Blairsville, in the county of Indiana. From Pottsville to Pine grove.From Norristown, by Worcester , and Skippackville, to Sumneytown, inMontgomery county. From Halifax, in Dauphin county , to Buchanan’sforge. From Kutztown to Hamburg, in Berks county. From Chestnuthill, in Philadelphia county , by Hickorytown, to Perkiomen bridge, inMontgomery county. From Washington, in Washington county , by Tay-lorstown, to West Liberty, in Virginia. From Pittsburgh , by Noblestown,Cross-creek village, Patterson’s mills, to Independence, in Washingtoncounty . From McVeytown, in Mifflin county, along the north side ofthe Juniata river, by Newton, Hamilton, crossing at Hugh Doyle’s ford,or at the mill of Samuel H. Bell, to Shirleysburgh; returning by Bell’smill, on the south side of the river, by Charles 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 Waynecounty, through Bethany, to Clarkstown. From McConnelsburgh, Bed-ford county, in Pennsylvania, by Warfordsburgh, to Hancock, in Mary-land . From Erie, through Wattsburgh, in Erie county, and Columbus, inWarren county, to the town of Warren. From West Greenville, viaClarksville, in Mercer county, Sharon, and Doctor John Mitcheltree’s, toNew Bedford. From Mauch Chunk to Pottsville , in Schuylkill county,by way of Tamaqua, on the west side of Little Schuylkill, Tuscarora,Middleport, and Port Carbon. From Leipersville to Tinicum. FromLiberty, Tioga county, by A. Morris’, by William Babb’s, to Wellsborough.From Meadville , by Guy’s settlement, Kingsley’s settlement, Centreville,Oil creek, to Perry post-office, in Venango county. That the post-route,number eleven hundred and sixty-six, from Franklin, in Venango county,to Waterford, shall be so altered in its course as to include Cooperstown.From the borough of Muncey, in Lycoming county, past Smith’s mills,to Millville post-office, in Columbia county. From the village of Har-risville, in the county of Butler, to Cochranton, in the county of Craw-ford, by way of Williamsburg. From Oxford village to Mount Vernon.From Brownsburg to Taylor’s ferry, Dollington, and Newton, all inBucks county . From Westfield to Brookfield, in Tioga county. FromReading, in the county of Berks, via Bernville and Rehrersburg, to Pinegrove, in Schuylkill county. That the post-route from Meadville , Craw-ford county, to Warren, Warren county, shall be so altered as to embraceCentreville, and Sparta in Crawford county, in its course from Taylor’sstand to east Bloomfield. From the borough of Beaver , via Fallston,Brighton, and the valley of Beaver and Shenango, to the borough ofNewcastle, and thence, by the way of New Wilmington, to the boroughof Mercer. From Sumneytown, by Schwenck’s store, to the Trap, inMontgomery county. From Windgap post-office, in Northampton county ,by Gross’ tavern, Greenweig’s tavern, and David Heimback’s forge, toLehigh Gap. From Newcastle, in Mercer county, to Harmony, in But-ler county. From Mifflinville, in Columbia county, through Nescopecvalley, by Martin Rittenhouse’s mills, to Conyngham town, in Luzernecounty, Pennsylvania . From Washington, by Hickory, Burgettstown,Briceland’s cross roads, in Washington county, Pennsylvania , Manchester,in Brook county, Virginia, to Wellsville, in Ohio . From Montrose, inSusquehannah county, by Auburn, to Black Walnut bottom, or Braintrem,in Luzerne county . From Lennox, in Susquehannah county, by the