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TWENTY-SECOND CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 141. 1832.
Post-roads es-tablished.
lanti, Saline, and Clinton. From Monguagon to Ypsilanti , throughBrownstowo, at Smooth Rock. From Pontiac to Sagana. From Ypsi-lanti to the mouth of the river St. Joseph, on the Territorial road, byway of Ann harbour, and Jacksonburgh. From Niles’ to Newberryport,or Saranac. From the mouth of the river St. Joseph, via Berrien, Po-kagon Prairie, Lagrange, Young’s Prairie and Prairie Ronde, to WhitePigeon Prairie. From Bloomfield, in Oakland, through Southfield , toSouth Pekin, in Wayne county. From Monroe to Ypsilanti .
In Louisiana. —From Vicksburgh, in Warren county, Mississippi , toLake Providence, in Washita parish, Louisiana . From Springfield, inthe parish of St. Helena , to the courthouse in said parish. From PortHudson, on the river Mississippi , in the parish of East Feliciana, passingMount Willing and Stuart’s mill, to the town of Clinton, from thencepassing Richland Hill to Kelerstown to meet the Woodville route. FromWarrenton, in Warren county, Mississippi, by the lower end of Palmyraisland, to New Carthage, in Concordia parish, Louisiana . From Ver-millionville to Perry’s Bridge, on the Vermillion river. From Thibe-deauville to Caseaux, in the parish of Terrebonne, with an intermediatepost-office at the courthouse of Terrebonne. From the town of Ope-lousas, in Louisiana , to the settlement on the Calcasieu, and from Thibe-deauville, by Williamsburgh, to Newport. From St. Helena to BatonRouge . From Point Coupee courthouse, down the west side of theriver, passing West Baton Rouge courthouse, and Iberville courthouse,to Donaldson. From Port Hudson down the river to Port Hickey, andcrossing the river there and uniting with the route from Point Coupeecourthouse, to West Baton Rouge courthouse, on the west bank of theriver. From Mount Pleasant to Baton Rouge .
In Florida territory. —From Monticello, in Jefferson county, to Mag-nolia, in Leon county. From St. Augustine , in St. John’s county, toTampa bay . From Monticello, by Roscitur’s ferry, to the seat of justiceof the county of Hamilton, and by Alligator , to Alachua courthouse.
In Mississippi. —From Natchez , in Adams county, by the upper roadacross the Homochitto, to Woodville, in Wilkinson county. From West-ville, by way of Georgetown, and Gallatin, to Port Gibson. From Co-lumbus, by way of Cohay bridge, and Williamsburgh , to Columbia, andfrom Garland’s to Winchester. From Kingston to Liberty. From PortGibson to Rodney. From Jackson, by Mount Olympus, Beattie’s Bluff,Vernon, and Urbanna, to Benton. From Doak’s stand, by way of George-ville, Franklin, Rankin, Benton, Manchester, Liverpool and Satartia, toVicksburgh. From Pearlington, in Mississippi , by way of Pearl river,the Lagoon and the Rigoletts, to fort Pike, in Louisiana . From Vicks-burgh to New Mexico, in Mississippi; thence to Villemont in Arkansas .
In Arkansas . —From Helena to St. Francis courthouse. From Izardcourthouse to Fayetteville, by Washington courthouse. From Ville-mont, Chicot county, by Cabean’s, in Pennington’s settlement, on theBayou Saline, in Union county, by Pine Bluffs, the seat of justice in Jef-ferson county, to Little Rock. From Post of Arkansas to Pine Bluffs ,in Jefferson county. From St. Francis courthouse to Jackson, in Law-rence county.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the following post-roads be,and they hereby are, discontinued.
In New Hampshire . —From Bedford to Amherst. From Pembroke toCandia. From Nottingham to Epping.
In New York. —From Ithaca to Burdett, near the head of SenecaLake. From Howard, by Rathbone’s settlement and Loon Lake settle-ment, to Conhocton. From Bath, by Mount Washington , to Catharine’s,and returning by Mead ’s creek, and the mouth of Mud creek: Provided,however, That this route be continued until the thirty-first day of Decem-ber, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-two.