Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 4.djvu/591

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Post-roads established.Trumbull county. From Unionville to Chardon, in Geauga county. From Millersburgh, in the county of Holmes, by Mount Eaton, Wayne county, to Massillon, in the county of Stark. From Wellsville, by East Liverpool, Little Beaver bridge, and Ohioville, to Achartown. From Wooster, by Armstrong, to Harrisville, in Wayne county. From Harrisburgh, in the county of Stark, to Damascus, in the county of Columbiana. From Jacobsburgh, by Wallace’s and Frazer’s mill, to Saint Clairsville, in Belmont county. From New Rumley, in the county of Harrison, to Centreville in the county of Columbiana.

Indiana.In Indiana.—From Martinsville, Spencer, Fairplay, and Bruceville, to Vincennes. From Montezuma, in Indiana, by Clinton, to Paris, in Illinois. From Indianapolis, by Logansport, at the mouth of Eel river, to Niles’s village, on the river St. Joseph, in the Michigan territory. From Richmond, in Wayne county, by Washington, Munseytown, and Grant courthouse, to Miamisport. From Lawrenceburgh, by Cambridge, Yorkridge, Hughes’ store, German village, Summon’s mill and George’s, on Salt creek, to Rushville. From Indianapolis to New Pennsylvania, Thorntown, Jefferson, Lafayette, and Laporte courthouse, to Michigan city on Lake Michigan. From Milton to New Castle. From Richmond to Greenville, in Ohio. From Milton by Jacksonburgh, Washington, Economy, and Smith’s, to Winchester. From Connersville, by Danville, in Fayette county, and Perkin’s, to Greensburgh. From fort Wayne by Seley’s, in Lagrange county, Goshen, Pulaski, South Bend, and Laporte courthouse, to Chicago, in Illinois. From fort Wayne, by Seleys, in Mongaquinong prairie, to the seat of justice of St Joseph’s county, in the territory of Michigan. From Bloomington, by Tabor and Gosport, to Greencastle. From Edinburgh to Martinsville. From Crawfordsville, to Covington. From Petersburg to Princeton. From Madison, by Paris, to Brownstown. From Michigan, by Frankfort, to Delphi. From Lafayette by Lagrange, Gregory’s settlement, Williamsport, Baltimore, to Perrysville. From the Falls of Ohio, by Salem, and Brownstown, to Columbus. From Oxford, by Billingsville, Dunlapsville, Connersville, Philpot’s mill, to Raystown. From Somerset by Chrisler’s mills, and Connersville, to Milton. From Crawfordsville, by Roy Toy, to Williamsburgh. From Andersonville, by Richland, Little Flat Rock, and Moscow, to Shelbyville.

Illinois.In Illinois.—From Salem, in Marion county, near the old Vincennes trace, to Kaskaskias, in the county of Randolph. From Springfield, in Sangamon county, by Rushville, to Quincy, in Adams county. From Quincy, in Adams county, to Rock Island courthouse. From Peoria, in Peoria county, to the mouth of Fox river. From Canton, in Fulton county, by Knox courthouse, and Warren courthouse, to the Yellow Banks, on the Mississippi river. From Jacksonville, by Pleasant Point, Winchester, Williamsport, Muckam’s ferry, Pitt’s Cross Roads, to Atlas. From St. Louis, Missouri, by Alton, and Carrolton, to Jacksonville, in Illinois. From Jacksonville, in Morgan county, by Quincy, in Adams county, to Palmyra, in Missouri. From Hillsborough to Carlinville. From Shelbyville, by way of Decatur and the mouth of Fox river, to Chicago. From Paris, by way of Decatur, to Springfield. From Chicago, by Danville, Illinois, to Newport, in Indiana. From Henderson’s to Jacksonville. From Beardstown, by Rushville and McComb, to Monmouth. From Alton, by the way of Eminence Daggettsville, to Gilliard. From Venus, in Hancock county, to Monmouth, in Warren county. From Rushville, by Lewistown and Canton, to Peoria. From Rock Island to Galina. From Lewistown, by McComb, to Venus, the county seat of Hancock county. From Jacksonville to Atlas. From Carlisle, by Edwardsville, Alton and Lower Alton in Illinois, to Saint Charles in Missouri. From McLean’s borough in Hamilton county, to Frankfort in Franklin county. From Springfield to Gellena.