The Delaware gazette — Wilmington [Del.], 1810-05-23 00:00:00, page 2

^ueen c. h. and Glochester c. h- to Mat
thews c. h.
From Dunkirk by Aylett's Ware House,
Xing William c. h. to Lilley Point.
From Richmond by Goochland, c. h.
Columbia, Milton, Charlottsville, New
Staunton, Warm
York, Waynesburg,
Springs, Challagans or Browns, Sulphur
Springs, Lewisburg, tenhawa c. h. and
Hudsons to Point Pleasant.
From Hudsons by Wards and Jourdans
to CattleUsburg, at the mouth of big San
dv.
Prom Callaghan* by Sweet Springs and
Union to Giles c.h.
From Evansham by Jeffersonville and
Franklin to Jonesville.
From Evansham by /lustiaville to Green
ville.
■From Richmond by Powhatan c. h. Gum*
berland c .h. Ploods, f vnchburgh, Poufords,
llonrytown nr.d Finrumie to Sweet springs.
From .Liberty b;, Ærownstuwn, Rocky*
mount, 7/enry, c. h. to Patrick, c. h.
From Powhatan c- b. by Car-tersville,
New Canton, Buckingham c. h- and Rent
Creek to Lynchburg.
From Powhatan c. b. by FarmviHe,
Prince Edward c. It- C harlotte c. h. LLili/ax
c. h. Peytonsl.nlrg gnd Pittsylvania e. h. to
7/cnry c. h. ar.d liom Peytonsburg to Dan
ville.
From 7kinee Edward c. h. by Ivelso's
Store to //un tec's.
From Pittsylvania c.h. by Danville to
Caswell c- b• in ,V. C.
From Lynchburg by Tîethel, Podlar Mills
and WiKCanton to Lexington.
Frotta Lynchburg hy Campbell c- Ii.
Ward's ferry on .Staunton river and Stone's
s'ore to Pittsylvania c. h.
From Richmond by Chesterfield c. h.
Spring Hill, Colesville, Jenito Bridge, Cas
sel's store, Amelia c. h. Tkiincsviile aud
Jamestown to FarmviHe.
From Charlotte c. h. by Rough Creek
Church and Reeds store on Falling river to
Campbell c. h.
7'iom Richmond hy //annvertown, Dun
kirk and Fappahannock to'Richmond c. h.
7'Vom Richmond hv Frazers, A'eiv Kent
c h Williamsburg. Yorktown, Hampton,
Xuilolk and Great Bridge to North West
River L'ridge.
7'rom Richmond by Gjam ille to Charles
h.
edv
Fr«-:» /'.-tcrsbnrg by Dir.widili
c. h.
Nottaway c. b.. //eudcrsvilie
I iungrvtuwn,
' -de liridg -, 7/dleys,Willi
1).
5, Bibbs Em
and Siockburg to Ih \ilax c h.
/Vo;n Pi.u-isburgii bv Prince Ge oroi-s,
l-'-'itn,Surry e. h. Sa-'trn.i-r., ... ,.,,,iVc
Suffoid and P-l.-tsmouth to No-,f-.ilk. J
I be mail m 1 v be
seot from Smithfiehl,
by Sleepy hole i'ert
and tin-nee to AViff.-lk,
w " 'ii d.e road and l-.rry are in convenient
repair.
v
P ...
burg to C-iy Point.
From Peteibnrgbv Sussex c. h. Jerusa
leraSotrh Quay to J7 itfreesboro', N.
From Flick's f id by Smith's
store to
Murpli'-ecslnirg'
..From Fl-ui iaville bv Fields mill Qimrles
M' 1 .!•
•I
s, I
rnlnug c. b. Chi is
VI
Ma
jtilv ult,, Mecklenburg c- h
tiansvn.e
Earn char v
G-e< i Biidg'-, to H.irris
a «tlul
■ Vv'vsMvard Mill. M.»
-ks'c lord, to Halifax, i
ar.
I
1).
Hick,',
,
-'.I . \ Gross Keys, Beth
m
.JerutslL-tiMi, Suffolk.
anti
it-::
VT-nt•"•i
"Om est Mmi.iletowd Pa. by Brook c.
Fro in it l'".' 1 "'"}' ' ! - <lln S
1 n>m Ilorntowu by Accomac, c. h. ami
N,
"' »hampton c. h. to Not folk.
Fiom West Liberty by Short Creek to
Warrenton, O. '
In Kentucky
I torn b a i - v ille bv We-'-
Mii
is rung-' on*
kri,'m
Lexington,
Frankfou.
pringiiald
C ret-nshurg,
Glasgow,
t-.ru!
Bowin g Green to iiusst ivillc.
Fron
I'letsbnrg by Greenup c. h. loim
son's
'liiiL, Yancihui g Salt Works, I
.ew
n. an I Fiemingsiiurg to Miliershur,,
t.'i
the I
ce hy Mount S.erling and the Olymo'
hin
to Ciulcttshurg.
ti
n t.'iinilrcrhind Gap
■ irq.Nurs.
'•! a, R >ad
' Its, Grab Ore
■!
Stanford,
IT
i.),
nviiJe, Î J ;
•rodslnirg Franktort ami N ew .
'huitic io P
t William.
i rotn Son rlf
i to Gl.iv. c. h.
hi I;'
;ton hy Rngu-tu and New
P >»'*. H» iioun Vs
n.
« fbin I.cNirtui.eMi !
>' N'i'hnlasville, Rich
mom an
» Ui»! vi'lt*.
.ant as
nit ior'.
hv C
wn, Cj n.
ti» hr
F.ilin-iiuii ami ;
tvpiat t i i Cincinna
lie
I
Frankf.
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he i.-i-t • r>
V 1 j! J*
iHird.-.
fi-id and
lie to G
JIT
u ey. l. h.
i'Viifn j
^Killl ïown, p
ra
r. <i. rr
tuuT B î
b ir'g, e:
die: I
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v»Hv, i Jar (ion
' U It'll J
Olir
'.a g c. h. to i
li.c.
From Ilaidenburg by Yellow Banks,
U. S. Saline, In. 1'. to
Hendersonlon,
Shawne Town, II. T. aud to Livingston
c. h.
From Russelville hv Christian c- h. Ed
dy ville and Livingston c. h. to Smiihfield,
F'rom Stanford by Pulaski c. h. Wayne,
c. h. Cumberland and Adair, to Greens
burg. _ __
From Lexington by Wineueter and
71/ount Sterling to Estill, c. h.
• From Muhlenburg c. h. to Hopkins c. h.
by 7/arpshurg to Henderson.
In North Carolina.
From Warrenton by Looisburg, Raleigh
Averyshoro', Favetteville, Lumherton aud
Nolands to Barefields s. c.
From .îuffolk. Va. hy Gates, c. h. Eden
tnn, Lees mills, Plymouth, Washington,
NrwUurn, Sansboro', aud Wilmington to
Smithville.
From He nay c. h. Va. to Germanton.
From Greensville, Va. by Scull Camp,
Mount Airy and Bethanin, to Salem.
From Warrenton by VVilliamsboro', Ox
ford, Person, c. h. Leesburg, Caswell, c. h.
Lenox Castle, Rockingham, c. h. and Ger
maoton to Salem.
From Oxford to Hillsboro'.
From Raleigh by Nuthall's store to On
ford.
F rom Raleigh hy Chapel Hill,Hillsboro,'
Allemance, Greensboro', Salem, 7/unls
ville, 7/oustonville, Statesvilie, Islartd ford,
Morgentown and Ashvillc, to the Warm
Springs, and from Ashville to Haywood
c. h.
From Hillsboro by Mount Tirzah, Per
son, c. Ii. Williarnsville and the Red House,
to Halifax, c. h. Va.
From //nntville oy Rockford Hampton
ville and VVilkershoro' and ro Ash c. h.
From Salem, by Lexington, Salisbury
and Concord,to Charlotte.
F'rom Chnrlottee to Statesville.
From Raleigh by Pittsboro', Randolph,
c. h. Salisbury. Beattysford, Grahams,
Lincolnton ar.d Rutberfordton to Spartan 3 -
burg s. c.
From 7'uycville by Moore c. h. Wad
dels-ferry 'i'ysnn's store, Linly's store, and
Hillsboro' !>y Jones lurry to Pitttsbora', and
thence by Haywood, to Fayetteville.
From Fayetteville by Rockingham,
Wsdesboro', Springville, and Tindcliisville
to Salisbury.
From Fayetteville by Laurel Hill to Win
fielsville s. c.
From Warrenton hy Jone's store, 7/alli
tax. Northampton c. h. Murfreesborough,
Winton, Coleraine, Windsor, Edenton,
//ilHf'MO, ljl'iuwWtli, Csviiitl«»,
c. h. Indiantc,wr.,G'urritunk c.h. Tuns creek
to North West /fridge, Va.
/Vom Elizabeth to New Lebanon.
From Warrenton by Ransom's bridge,
Stih's store, Nash c. h. I'arborough, (,'
reen
ville, Washington, Bail», Woodstock and
Germanton to Lake Landing on Mattamus
keet.
From II ail fax ! ;v Enfield, Mount Pros
pect to I'arborough.
From Raleigh to Nash c. h.
From 7/alifax by Scotland A'eck, 7/amil
ton, Williamsion, Jamestown, l'rymouth
and Washington c. h. to A'cunperroug,
From Raleigh by Srnithfitld, Waynesbo
ro', Kingston and Netvbern to Lcaumont.
i
I From Kingston to Snow-hill.
7'rom jFatetteville bv Sampson c. h Du-
plin c. h. and South Washington to Wil
mington.
From Fayetteville by Elizabethtown to
Wilmington.
7'rom Elisabethtown to March Castle.
!.. Tene -im.,.
r Ll Icp.ncSSCL
,, ror ! > . , liln R ton ' Va ' lï >' Ælountsville,
"ohsviIr-, Iiogeisville, Whitesides, Been's,
S'auon. Rutledge, Knoxville, Campbell,
Meredith, Kingston, Hartleys. Alexanders,
W ime Plains, Carthage, Dixons springs,
Cairo, Gallatin, 1 len'dcrsonville, Franklin
am! Columbia to tile Big Spring.
-tVom TJlountsville by Joneshorough,
Greene ville, Che k's Cross Roads and Dan
dri.Igc to Knoxville.
From Joneshorough by Elizabethtown
to
Aslie c. h. N. C.
1 rom the Warm Springs, A r . C. by New
p-"t, Sev.efville. Knoxville, Clinton aud
Ci: it wood to Pulaski, K.
From Ac tv port by Chcehs Cross Roads,
Bteii's .Station, Tazewell and l'owell's Val
ley to Cumberland Gap.
Front Knoxville bv Maysville. Telico,
Amoy River, vbinstown, Turkeytowny.icar
dir junction oi Roods and Talipoose rivers,
ovmg the head of the Alibama river to 7'ort
Sti-ddert on the Mohile river M. T.
/ torn Carthage to Lebanon.
I rom Cartilage to Fort Blount.
From Nashville |>y Charlotte, Hickman
c. h. and 7/mnphreys c. h. to Chai lotte,
sclvdi'^K *' ;lshv * lls: b >' Springfield to Rus
. Front Springhvld hy Port Royal, Clarks
vll ' <: 3 »d 1 aimsra to Stev.-ai
• J
• end from
'hence to Fdd\ ville, K.
From Kioß%u>n by Rvaï. I*. Steil..«« r. b.
Warrenton and Jefferson to Nmdivilk.
From Wavnc c. I. K. by Overton c. b.
and White Piam to White r. h
From Columbia bv Shelbyviile, Winches
ter, r a v«ttev.lle, Ilusuville M. 1 . and Fu
laski to Columbia.
From .Öiedsoe c. h. to Franklin c.h.
In South Carolina.
From .Caresfield hjr Portslern-, China
Grove, Charleston. Jacksonhoro', Pocotali
go and Coosawhatcha to Savanna Ga.
From Greenville by Pickensville, Pendle
ton c. h. and Hâttensford to Ccrnesville Ga.
From Wirifieidsvilie by Ciieraw c. la.
Camden, Columbia, Edgefield c. h. and
Cambelltown to Augusta Ga.
From Lire fie Ids by .Var ion c.h. Ilesboro'
Bitheasville and L/arlcy ville to /»arefitlds.
From Ports ferry to Conway b.rough.
From Wadesborough, A. C. by .Siieeds"
borough, Chatham, Cheratv c. h. and Dar
lington c.h. to Porta ferry on I.ynch's creek
From Charleston by d/onksCorner.James
ville, Stateshurg, Camden, Chesnut ferrv.
Peas' store, Rocky Mount, Lunsford and
Alexanders to Charlotte, to return hy Cairo
and Lancaster to Camden.
From Columbia hy A/iersville, States
burg, A'umptcrvilic, Salem, Kingstree, Indi
an Town and Willtown to China Grove.
Prom Columbia by Winnsborough,Ches
ter c. h. York c. h. Fiukncyville, Union,
Meansville and Spartanburg to Greensville
From Columbia by Monticelli, Hender
sons, O' Neals, the Keys, Cross Anchor
and Shakesfords to Greenville, return bv
■S'tonesville, Young's store, ShufRstcwn,
Huntingtcn, Poplar Grove and -Springfield
to Columbia.
From Charleston by Dorchester,ot.Gcor
ges. Orangeburg, Columbia, Nevvburv c. h.
Relfast, Laurens c. h. Fork Shoal, Green,
ville, Reedsville and Clavtonviiie, to Ash
ville, N. C. to retnrn by Murray'sville to
Greenville.
From Greenville return by Thumbhng
.S'hoal and Laurens c. h. to Columbia.
From Edgefield c. h. by Long Miers,
Wiliington, Vienna and Andersvilie, to
Pennington c. h.
From Jacksonhoro' by Barnwell c. h. and
Campbelltown, to Augusta Ga.
From l'ocotaligo to /feaufort.
F'rom Charlottee n. c. to York c. h.
F rom Petersburg Ga. to Vienna.
In Georgia.
From A'evanna by /fry an c. h. Riceboro'.
M' Intosh c. h- Darien and /irunswiik to
Su M ary's.
From -dugustn, by Lincolnton, Peters
burg and rlffierton to Franklin c. h.
From Augusta by Columbia c. h. Wash
ington, Lexington, Athens,
Watkinsville
and Clarksboro' to Jefferson.
From Augusta hv Columbia c. h.
War
renton, Sparta, A/illedgeville, Jones c. h.
to Hawkins on the Gakmulgee
!1( J
river,
from thence to Coweta.
From 71/illedgvillc by Putnam c. h. and
Watkinsville to Athens.
From Darien hy Jone's to Mlddledge
ville.
From Morgan c. h. to Randolph, c. h.
From Milledgeville to Saundersvihe.
•From Augusta hy Waynesboro', j.ouis
ville, Louisville, Georgctotvn, Warrenton,
Povvelton and Greensboro', to Washing!
on
From Augusta by Jacksonhoro'to Savan
nah.
F'rom Riceboro' to Sunbury.
In Mississipi
From the Big Spring, by Rear Creek,
MMntoshviUe, Walnut Hill, St. Albans,
Grintistoneford, Port Gibson, Greenville.
Washington, Natchez, /illiss' R-ny and
Lolius Heights, to Pinkneyst ille.
From M' Intoshviilc or White Oak Creek
by Fort St. Stevens, to Fort Stoddert.
7'rom Coweta, by Tuckabacliy, I'ensaw
and Fort Stoddert, to Pascdigoofa river.
In Orleans Territory.
From Pinkneysvillc by Baton Kong».,
. Ab
hcville, La Guurchc or Houma;, St.k ha;
and New-Orleans to Balize.
From La Fourche by Point Coupee, Oo
eloosa and Rapid to Nachitocbez.
7'tom Pascagoola to New Oil
cans.
See.-2. And be it further enacted, T hat
from and after the first day of June next
all post roads heretofore established hv ail
act of Congress of the United States, shall
be, and the same are hereby discontinued :
Provdetl, That, nothing herein contained
shall he constructed so as to affect auv ex
isting contracts.
J. Ii. \ annum,
Speaker oi t.iic Hoiise of Representatives.
John Gailîartî,
President of the ilen-a
I-LI tCTHpOie.
April 25,, 1810.
Approved.
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT
Fur the rtlief r.f F. l; j.- u n(
R E „" enacted by the Senate and J/cur;c ef
1-3 Aefrcsentatrers of th,- i ' ni ted States of
Am.: mit. at -- a -1 na, i,,
V-cm.try »1 i!.c fe.t'.iuj U nuihm «-Red
L
Enfant,
'*">d d'li-c-d to pay l
in the treasury r>t.t
o„t ol any motv.-y
otherwise nppiopm ed, the tutn of »ix hun.
<lre<l and sixty six da«»« : '" d two third,
with legal interest (rom the hist day u f
March, one thousand seven hundred and
ninetv-two it' a compensation ior his scr*
vices in laying out the plan of the City of
Washington.
J. B. Varnum,
Speaker of tire House of Ilrprcscnlatlves.
John ( .3 a* Hard,
President of the Senate, pro tens.
May 1, 1810.
Approved.
JAMES MARION.
Xï)e civette.
Wilmington, May 2:3, 18 10.
Up to the Hub
i*
again :
All the fine-spue theories, all the wiic-diawn
deductions of our federal and JJritidi prints,have
now vanished 1—the truth is out, and the whole
faction are in the suds 1—h he ' amicable elispo
sition'ofG. Britain, to highly chaunlcd, and so
positively asserted hy hcr m nions, her servile dc
fenders—the base, degenerate /tsiuilo Americans,
is now pioved to be all delusion—all deception—
a ti-sue of that depravity, intrigue, duplicity and
meanness which has marked her diplomatic con
duct towards ns evet since her retention of the
Western Po-ts after tlt-y were solemnly surren
dered iitj treaty !
If ever a poor humiliated nation, on its tier,ti
ed knee', received disgrace adding iiieuit to in
jury, it was wii-ii our government accredited
Jackson, who was sent by G. Biitain for the
purpose of' carding the President in the very
capitol! — /' i if ever an affrighted and supcrstitl
wretcl numbly begged sonic " gobbling
dam.,M" to /i. it was when a pusillanimous
Cong'esc, ii vested the power in a President pos
se-dug ratlirr an indecisive temper, to order
Lckv-ti out ot the country. The admitiinistra
- smirklm-tl— .lackst
laugUeù —issued his
ir.stttions to ronsuls, and took up a smg rcsi
V oik, where lie forms a kind ot
drncc in N
or key-stoue, to the whole fabric of
arch
Mrj i.-:n.
To follow the British faction thro'
ail their
n ung and intrigue, would be
rerent t
a task
which we have not now either leisure or inclina- |
tion to undertake.
Three months have
no w
nearly transpired, f inoc their papers, both on r/i,. 1
and ttic ot/ur side of the Atlantic, have been I
the American public with stories of the I
amusir:
(Ihpoxi/iuii of their government towards I
omu ri/tu
-hr U. S.
Welle,!y was to do wonders—and |
I Pu knry, among die British et
d-gnl/icrt ; .v,
'US
ev»n e w iled to -..y more on the subject of that
am.raàlv disposi'iun, than
comported with tue
pcrtilnt delicacy of lus [diplomatie]
Illation.
If
vveej jli tins fuss a
ting cut of a I
r. a
dispo-id,,,, oil the part of G. Biitain, Lr a fair. |
lionor.iVi • and amicable adjustment o
our dif
fcrcnccs with her, we should hignly a
sources lioi
whence it or ! rl rated : B;
we
cannot cotitrivipidte d;.-i
in any other point of ■
view than flicar
Ilediunti ring tridx, ■
ng
'
of wli - Mr. Pink.:.
! the pliant tool of I
! f t ,v : :
ami as republicans;
ans
tve mo-t dee: 'oily i-•.t. j- our protest.
Instead of tli-t
ne-d'ie disposition" e? the I
part of Welle-,
V,. tTuinpete-l hy 'vlr. Pink.-icv, I
a coajid, ulial IvitcT to ilie sccrc!
in
:ry
wc U'kI our minister, pro confer-o. talk
g :n the I
most humble and persuasive srvle to the British I
no at last, comic si ends
secretary, v.
to ask* him I
to commit his
opinions to wiiting. This was I
done
and (J1 dr
lug truth 1
the minister
:
of tire L-niteil St etes ol America, *
a great, fiec
powcifiil, ar.d iii<le]>endent
nation
trudge.! to I
Downing street, and most submissively laid Ills
minute and te,
cuts comrnnnir ation at the fo
' I
stool of the Briti-h
secretary ! and after wait!
1!»
vl. TWELVE I
on'y rJ'T'VO MONTHS
days.^3
was iioncicd bv
f.c followir-an.
swer.
Lord Vv cllesly to M
• Pin
}'• I
I- oirciON Ot-Ficx,
1
arch 1 v, I j
SIR,
Tl' e Kttcr which I had the !
lor.cr to ;
ceive from you under date of the
d of Jauuarv, ■
together with the additional
. paragraph received ■
on the
ii January, has beer, laid before f t
king.
The several conférer
ui'.ii I hive he'd ■
c-s
with you
respectin^ the tui,su<tions to whi
your Idler refer«, inve, I Must satisfied
yuii,ii.e'f ■
it is,the sincere
desire of his
roujcMy's e.jverr*- ■
ment, on the present occ
•'sif'ii, to avoid any dis- B
russioit whidi r
iiulK ohMriut the renewal «t I
amicable in term
ir»e between the two countries*
The cori
ondtn
between Mr. Jcck-un
and Mr,
( m T *i lias lieell suhn
ils '.I to h.s n. ■
je-t' 's con side/ation.