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

Post-roads es-tablished.

Virginia .

North Carolina .

bia, with the line of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal , to Ketocton inFrederick county, Maryland, thence to Harper’s Ferry in Virginia .

In Virginia .—From Richmond , by Amelia courthouse, Nottowaycourthouse, Lunenburgh courthouse, and Mecklenburgh courthouse,to Oxford, in North Carolina. From Rocky Mount, in Franklin county ,by Josiah Dickerson’s, George Turner’s, Jacob Prelliman’s, on Smithriver, and Gobblingtown iron works, to Patrick courthouse. FromAbingdon , by Saltville, in Washington county, and Broadford, to intersectthe route from Wythe courthouse, to Tazewell courthouse, at the houseof John Shannon, on the north side of Walker’s mountain, in Wythecounty. From Tease’s valley to Herford ’s ferry. From Clarksburgh, inHarrison county, by Elk creek, to Buckhanontown, in the county ofLewis. From Webb’s mills, by Harrisville, to Pensboro, Wood county.From the town of Eastville, to Capeville, in the county of Northampton.From Summerville, in Nicholas county, by Stroud’s Glades, to Frank-fort , in Greenbrier county. From Cabel courthouse, by the falls ofTwelve Pole, to the forks of Big Sandy, on the Kentucky line. FromHoffsville, in Harrison county, to Lorentz’s store, in the county of Lewis.From Gholsonville, Brunswick county, by Mount Airy, Greenville county,to Dancy’s store, North Carolina . From Duckland, in Prince Williamcounty, by Haymarket, Thoroughfare, to the Plains, to Salem, in Fauquiercounty . From Princess Ann courthouse, via Creed’s bridge, to BlackWater bridge; thence, via Mount Pleasant, to the Great bridge, Norfolk city. From Point Pleasant to Wright’s mills, in Jackson county. FromBurlington, in the county of Hampshire, by Kelly’s, to Smith’s farm,in the county of Alleghany, Maryland. From Orange courthouse, inthe county of Orange , to Madison courthouse in the county of Madison.From Taylorsville, in Hanover county, via Pottersville, in Louisa county ,to Mansfield, the residence of William Mansfield, in Louisa county .From Piketown, in Pike county, Kentucky , to Logan courthouse inVirginia . From the Smith’s creek post-office in Rockingham county, byKeazletown, to Mount Sidney, in Augusta county . From Millers’ ironworks, in Augusta county , to Staunton. From Harrisonsburg to Keazle-town. From Madison courthouse to the Robinson meeting-house, inthe county of Madison, and from thence to the State mills, in Culpeppercounty. From Harrisonburgh, by Rifesville, Bridgeport, Miller’s iron works,and head of Mossy creek, to James A. Frazier’s, in Augusta county .From Dickinsonville, in Russell county, by Osborne’s ford, in Scottcounty, and Pendleton, (Wilbourne’s store,) to Estillville. From Dan-ville directly to Henry courthouse; from thence, to Christianburg, pass-ing through the county of Patrick, on the north side of Bull Mountain.From Berrysville or Battletown, in Frederick county, by Wickliff’s,and Kabletown, to Charlestown, in Jefferson county. From Front Roy-al to Millwood, in Frederick county, by Berryville, to Charlestown, inJefferson county. From Miller’s iron works, in Augusta county, Vir-ginia, to Staunton. From Abingdon, in Virginia , by way of the Reedycreek road to Estillville, in Scott county. From Clarkton in King andQueen county, by Walkerton, Stephensville, King and Queen court-house, Little Plymouth, to Matthew’s courthouse. From King Wil-liam courthouse, by Lanesville, and Smith’s ferry, to New Kent court-house. From Fincastle, up the Valley ofCatawba, and down that of theNorth fork Roanoke , by the most direct route to Blacksburg, in thecounty of Montgomery. That the mail-route from Cabin Point, Vir-ginia , by Blount’s bridge to South Quay, be so changed as to run fromPetersburg!), by Blount’s bridge, to South Quay.

In North Carolina .—From Salem, in Stokes county, by Germantown,Frost’s iron works, Clement’s iron works, Boyle’s store, to Patrickcourthouse, in Virginia . From Rutherfordton, in Rutherford county,across the Blue Ridge at the Hickory-nut gap, to Ashville , in Buncombe