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

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Tennessee. From Memphis , by White’s, Hally’s, Glenn’s, Jones’, &c.,&c., to Lagrange. From Pikeville, by way of Tollett’s mill; thence tothe stand formerly occupied by John F. Greer, Esq., on the main stageroad; from thence to Lavender’s, on the Marchbank’s road; from thencedirect to Jamestown. From Brabson’s store, by Iluffaker’s ferry, andMecklenburg, to Knoxville. From Mills Point in Kentucky , on theMississippi, to Paris, in Henry county, in Tennessee . From Columbia,by Perryville and Lexington, to Jackson. From Winchester, Tennessee ,to Bellefonte, Alabama; by way of Pleasant grove, Alabama . From Lib-erty, Smith county, via Slatesville, Cainsville, George A. Huddleston’sship A. Puckett’s, Stewart’s ferry, (Stones river,) to Nashville . FromHuntingdon to Dresden , by way of Hico, Christmasville, and Fleming’s.From Columbia, by Bigbyville, Pleasant grove, Mooresville, and Corners-ville, to Fayetteville. From Lebanon , by Banton’s ferry, to Franklin.From Covington to Somerville. From Winchester to Fayetteville.From Gainsborough, in Jackson county, via Mount Carmel, Bagdad, andPleasant Hill, to Dickson’s spring in Smith county. From Springfield,Robertson county, Tennessee, to Haydonsville, in Kentucky , by Clark’smills and Cross mills. From Salem, Franklin county, Tennessee , byway of Larkins’ fork of Paint Rock river, to Bellefonte, Alabama ; andthe present route from Winchester, Tennessee , to the same place discon-tinued.

In Alabama .—From Bellefonte, in Jackson county, by Larkinsville,and Larkin’s fork of Paint Rock river, Newmarket, Hazle Green, to thecross roads, in Madison county, and Athens, in Limestone county, Ala-bama, to Elkton, in Giles county. From Montgomery , in Montgomerycounty, by Monticello, Williamstown, Franklin, on the Chattahoochie,Lemon’s store, Columbia, and Woodville, to Webbville, in Florida .From Burnt Corn, in Monroe county, by Belleville, Sparta, and Brook-lyn, to Covington courthouse in Conecuh county. From Mobile, inAlabama, to New Orleans, in Louisiana; and the route from Pasca-goula, to New Orleans , is hereby discontinued. From Ashville, by Al-len’s mills, Thomason’s and the Big Spring, to Elyton. From Tusca-loosa to Springfield. From Greenville to Montezuma, in the county ofCovington, by Pearman’s ferry, on Pee river, Dale courthouse, the Block-house, Joel T. McLindon’s, to Franklin, in Henry county. From Mont-gomery to Hayneville, in Lowndes county; thence to Cahawba . FromWomack’s post-office, in Wilcox county, to Robison’s store, in Lowndes ’county, and from thence to Hayneville. From Montgomery , via Monte-vallo, to Elyton. From Florence, by way of Lexington, in Lauderdalecounty, to Pulaski, Tennessee . From Daletown, in Perry county, toGreensboro’. From Burnt Corn in Alabama , by Claiborne, Clarkesville,Coffeeville, Washington courthouse, Winchester, Ellisville, Williams-burgh, Monticello, Meadville, to Natchez, in Mississippi . From Monti-cello to Port Gibson. From Newnan, Georgia , to Harpersville. FromMooresville, via Fulton, Athens, Redus’ mills, (cross Elk river at Jones’ferry,) Prather’s store, Smithville, in Limestone county, and to Pulaski,in Tennessee . From Gaines’ post-office, in Pike county, to Greenville,Butler county, through Wrightsborough. From Montgomery , by Wil-liam Townsend’s in the fork, and Chesnut creek settlement, to Ashville.From Larkinsville to Woodville, Jackson county. From Lowndes toVernon, in Autauga county. From Demopolis, by Areola, to Greens-borougb. From Cahawba , by Woodville, to Lynden. From Monticelloin Pike county, by Gainer’s store, to Montezuma in Covington county.

In Michigan territory .—From Tecumseh, in the territory of Michi-gan, by Niles’ village, to Chicago, in the state of Illinois. From Chica-go to Greenbay. From Greenbay to Prairie du Chien, by way of fortWinnebago. From fort Winnebago to Galena, in the state of Illinois .From Galena to Prairie du Chien. From Detroit to Tecumseh, by Ypsi-

Post-roads es-tablished.

Alabama .

Michigan ter-ritory.