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TOLLS ON THE CUMBERLAND ROAD IN OHIO (1831–1900)

	1831	1832	1836	1837	1845[1]		1900
Score sheep or hogs	.10¼	.05¼	.06¼	.06¼	$\scriptstyle {\left\{{\begin{matrix}\ \\\\\ \ \end{matrix}}\right.}$	.05	.12
						.10
Score cattle	.20¼	.10¼	.12½	.12½	.20		.25
Horse, mule, or ass, led or driven	.03¼	.01½	.02¼	.03¼	.03		.05
Horse and rider	.06¼	.04¼	.06¼	.06¼	.05		.06
Sled or sleigh drawn by one horse or ox	.12½	.06¼	.08¼	.06¼	.05		.12
Horse in addition	.06¼	.04¼	.04¼	.04¼	.05		.06
Dearborn, sulky, chair, or chaise, one horse	.12½	.08¼	.12½	.12½	.10		.12
Horse in addition	.06¼	.04¼	.06¼	.04¼	.05		.06
Chariot, coach, coachee, horses	.18¾	.12½	.18¾	.18¾	. .		.30
Horse in addition	.06¼	.03¼	.06¼	.06¼	. .		.12

1. Tolls for 1845 were based on number of horses, each additional horse being taxed about .20. Tolls for 1900 (in Franklin County) were practically identical with tolls of 1845.