The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-05-22 00:00:00, page 1

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Report ot the “ruplees of the Pilsatagua
Mifiomary Soiic:y ot the anhuai Ddeesing,
May 3, 1840 ;- ¥ ' - il
The Trultces of the Pifcataqua Miflionary
woociety Bave the picafure 5! meeting their
Brethren onthe sixth anaiverfarycnd laying
be&x:c ‘them the foliowiny repiec : :
.« Au performiing'the dytics of cheir appaats
“ment the falbyedts e frultees have chseas’
~voured tocontule-He interclts of the Sociedyy:
& gromote. thie, o zat objek of its infisgtion,
Through'the Gith <y of abiawniug characs
tera, fochras thicy . opofed the cxpetations
of the fogicty. p Wth¢ fltwation of the peoe
pie among Aot “they were By laboty
demaede, they 250 toawere ahie to procare
.. bat four months fgrvice the jalt Jogr | §he
Reveredd Natharise Porter, wWhom chey Had
faead faithiul, et orons, and VEry avippa
ble the year befois, was induced 1o (w 1
shem withyhislavordoe that peror™ HWEH
preheadifet S il vwa exporicude faal
AN Db f&tmébgs» wowHs eG U B e L
lesextended, & diffulcd,and moreltime tpent
with particular churcihes and societies, nis
labors were more confiacd to tie vacancies
in the middie of the Siate, which from va’
rious canfcs have been less visited by Whf.
fionaries fromother Sociaties, than vican
cies more remote By his returns it appears
Sthat his labors have been acceptabic and
ufefui, as they have been prudent and inde
fatigable His journal is ready to be com
municated to you ; from- which it_appears,
that your Miflionary has traveiled- more
than five hundred miles, and preactied be
tween fevensy and eighty fermouns, adminis
tered the ordinances of the goipel,vifited the
sick and the dyng; attended fungrals, aflited
in {eitling difficulires amoang chriftian breth
ren, vilited schools. and c¢xhorted. with
success, the intlc baads of brethren (whose
~ficuation rendered it praclicable) to meet
together on the fubath, to read aad pray -
and ftic up one anatber’s minds by way of
remembrance. :
How much good to the honor and inter
eit of the Redeemei’s kingdom and the fouls
of men may de¢ thereluit of theie diverlifi
€d labors we know not : but if any {zint
be comforted, or any finnér converted we
fhali dever have occasion to repent of the
influcnce which our charity or exertign has
haa n the dclirable event, ;
The tra&s and pamphiets, which werse
eomnnted to the Mitlionary for giftribuiien,
were grateluily recaved,and we hope wi
be profitabiy used :
Peemit nsrofoggef to the Society, wheth
er, as we find it dufficuir toprocure so much
miflionary fruiceas we with}t wouldmot pro.
- mote tae pious and benevolent iateation of
the Society to {penda greater proportion of
their appropriations in. the diftabption of
books, and. particulary of the Holy Scrip-
The Treasurer being abilent, we are not
able to'exhivit a particular Ratement of che
tunds. Theappropriatrons of the last yeac
not havieg been alt cxpended,” we preiume
there way be an equal appropriation the
present year. : e
. We hope we have reason to be thankful
/ that God has inclined his people to eftablith
such an inftitwtion m this vicinity ~We
_have reason tu believe that it has coatribut
%‘its aid %o the cause of truth and even
pelical piety, and that it has afforded relics
"”ﬁ»._many pious and inguiring minds =~ We
have realon to pray that God would give us
more aca.l;mi{‘gigagcducfs in this'fervice ; —
for sthe fpiritaal dangers and neceflitics of
our feliow fignuers and feilow citizens are
aot diminithed ' :
Pated, to be presented to the Society.
~ JOSEPH BUCKMINISTER, Sec'vy
The Pijcatequa IMifionary Society"met in.
“this town on the 2d init The fé“owiug of=-
ficers were ele@ed for the ensuing year ;
Houn. DAVID SEWALL, Prefidest. -
Rev. JOSEPH BUCKMINISLTER b p. . .
W 3, o 8 g : Sﬂ.‘ref&zr’].‘l‘ '
~+ Rev. Huntington Porter, ;
" - Jacob Abbet, ik
. “Jonathaa Freoch, T
;. +=Nathan Parker, and Pl
- Amos Tappan, Truflees, =
. 'The Mifionary Sctmon, by Rev. Mr.
‘PorTER, was appropriate and impressive,
A collection was madc, at the close of their
‘excercife to aid thi benevolent defiyns of -
the Soeicty. . o> :
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
- "C&?frﬁ}tfo'llér:; Office, April 27 fz’z,‘, 181 o.
. Sik—~lt has been represented to
“~this department that at some custom
~houles a pradtice prevails of permit.
“ting the consignees of merchandiie to
_enter it with certz'a discounts "takg'.n('
off in this A.céu_mgy. This pracice is
~ not warranted by law : and might, if
permitted, lead to' consequences in
jarios to the revenue, and jto mer
chants at'thofe ports where the prac
;’tiéé'klact-n“o’tj’fi&ain- It is an. objedt
of P,;,’ggrx;,;;m-pomncc to ‘eﬂgbgfl} ‘
-and maintain uniform rules by which
-the officers of the customs are to be
“governed in their official duties ; and.
imore especially with refpedt to the
_principlé upon which the f!’»"’ﬂ"’ff@
Gnies s o be ascertained. o foniis
< therefore, you will permit no allow
“ance whatever for discounts, unle(s
they be a@ually and positively made
90 it thee of she invoieeby tosxm,
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“ter 5 and you are not to regard such.
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performed by the consignees in this.
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‘{}rggland’to the U. States with falfe in- |
“oices, by which the coufignaes é'n'-"I
ter them, and hold the merchandizs;
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. per’s order : thit after entry, an order
<lB (¥livered trom the shipper by some
- Oug who is not. obliged to render an
account; and who has the genuine in
varces and by these codniivances and
901'7‘3-5(‘3"5, she revenue is defraunded,
o dste€t aid prevent such fraudulent
“ ond collusive pradliges, the f:cretary
S ianmptroller of the treufury com:
5. e the opinion, that you wiii be
Juiied 1 opemog and examindy all
P liges whiteves; containiv s mer
Sopfibize fom ronge United %' stes g
4\l‘ PR Seere s s Wil AT adt
"“&I’c‘ OW i TN ey P EORI e
commend it accordingly: ‘
It is at all times cefizable to give
every facilify to trade and commerce
which is€onfiffent with the security
of the reventie. With this view, a
conftiu®ion the moit liheral which
the colieétion law would warrant,and
which indeed seems to militate against
the letter of the law, has bzen adopted
for the comvenicnce of the merchant
with refpe& to debeatnres. Thecon-
Rruion alluded to, is this. That
" the right to the “debenture commen
ced on the completion of the entry for
the exportation of the mierchandize
Buat this conftruétion did pot author.
_ife the delivery of the debsarture un
til after the clearance and departure’
of the veflel. -To entitle the exporter
to the debenture, the law requires that
the goods shall be exported within 12
mouths after importation. You will
not therefore, in any case, dehver the
debenture -until after clearance and
departure of the veflel and that de
parture should be prompt,and without
delay. ‘The practice lately adopted
by some mérchants of detaining théir
vefl:ls in harbor, andid some instances
for a considerable time after the cx
pitation of the year within which the
exportation thoul< be made,is not war
ranted by law.—~lt affords an oppor
tunity to violate the law by relanding
the gonds and difpoling of them in the
country, which thereis tos much re.-
son to balieve has been doge in many
inflances. Thele evasions aad mfrac:
tions of the law have influenced this
department to diretha rigorous execu.
| tion of its provifinns relative to expor ..
taticns of merchandize under titie of
drawback. ZAnd I have to inform
you that it is the inflreftion of the
secretary of the treasury, that in all
cases which firall hereafcer occur, you
are not to deliver a debenture -or de.
beaturzs until the vefle!, in which the
“merchandize is about t 0 be exported
for benefit of drawback. thali have ob
tained a clearance and departed for
~ the port in twelve months- after .the
importation of the merchandize, to be
computed from the date of the entry
of such merchandize.
I embrace this opportunity to in
form you that the circuit court of the
- United States for the diltri¢t of Mury
land, decided at a f{effion held in No
" vember last, that round copper boles
~ or bars,are not'fubjeét to duty. You
~ will, of course, eancel all bonds (if
any) which have beeny taken for duries
accruing on thisarticle ; and you will
-~ also refund all monies (if any ) receiv
¢d on this account, which have not
‘been a&tually paid into the bank to the
“credit of the treasurer ofthe US. . ¢
o+ am, fir, refpe@fully, your obedient
v oferygoty - O G DUVALL
. Jounn Steev, Bfg. Coll:clor.
- Philadslpbia. ol )
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- In Sunbury, (Penn.) Mr. George Lange;
- He hung himfelf on an iron barin a room of
“the goal, to ‘which he had just been commit
" ted by fenténce of Court to be confined four
vedhs, for ebtt:x‘,'ﬂ}% counterfeit bills- on the
Farmer and Mechanicks bank ; Thus (fays
a Philadelphia paper) gt{el'ab{y perithed,
from his inordinate thirst of gain'a man
‘rich and in maoy particuiars refpectablic in
{ociety sober, indultrious, a&ive ' and we
- believe thisioffence excepted honest, though
hard.—-In Marblehcad, 2 daughter ofa Mrs.
- Jones aged 6 years ; ‘barat to death while
~ her motherwas ablent at anight meeting
2. O t(htﬁmmrxb{ra iremendous tornados
+ accampanied with a deluge of rain, spread
the most diftrefling devaitation over a large
-~ tra of territory in the upper part of the
slate of Georgia.' Many of the belt planta
~ tions were rendered unfit for cuitivatien, -
~ houfes;fences aud flock swept away of de
firoyed=~whole forclls laid_proftrate=-usd
-some of the-finclk highlands in the fate pre
~Aents nothing but a fecac of ruin, 1 1
. Moxin~-No man heastily hates him, at_
“ whom'he canlaugh, .o - .
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“Laws of thestl. States, .
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<A BY AUTHBRITY,
Ar alt to eftablith/Polt Roads.
B s nafded by the Srr?f’:‘éﬁ::;ri House of Repre
-4 hgiq!iv:: of thy Uniis kiies of Ameiica in
Coz gi%is affemnbled, T‘III&'IC!I??{;{: iowing Le of
tal:lithe.d. 29 Polt Roads &, (
SIN THE DISTRIGENE BAINE
v Trom Pordmouth }'fi?j\ Kittery, York,
Wells] Arandgh. dedcf«":ﬁ’ht'), Scarbora’,
Zape Elizabeth, Portlaztﬁ,f%'.-j"dififemth. North
¥ acmouth, Freeport, Bouti wick, Bath Wool
wich, Wifcafler, New C.tle, Waldaboro’s-.
Warren, Camden, Ciniaz I’s:‘-(‘0!:1@?, |
Mortlipore, Belfaft, I’:bf'ﬁf{ff, Backfiown,
Criand, Trenton, Sulli: yusdenben, Harring
tom, Addison Jonc:, Moygids, Dtaneyfville
and Schodic, to Cilais Lﬁ? :
il e pyrr b v YBe S Dok~
tysfalls to Arundclor Kennebunk
From Portlatd, by Gorham, Buxtop, Lim
cuick, Limington, Cornith, Parfonfield, New
-field, Shap.eigh, Lebanon Berwick, Sanford,
Alfred, Waterboro® & Philipfburg to Buxton.
From Portland, by Saccarappee, Gorham,
Standith, Fhntftown, Hiram and Brow# nficid,
to Fryburg :
From Portland, by Windham, Raymond,
Bridgetown. Lovell, Waterford, Norway,
Paris, Bucklield, Sumaer, Hartford, Liver
more, Turner Poland, New Gloucester and
_Hcbron-academy, to Paris.
y-u-From P«Urtiand,by Palmnuth‘Gray, New
Gloucelter, Lewiftown Green. Monmouth,
- Winibrop, “ugufta S:dvey, Ware ¢ lle, Fair
~field & Cavaan, toNorridgewock and Anson.
- From Brunswick by Tepfham, Bowdoin
- kam, Gareiver and Hallowe!l, to Augusta
From Gardiner, by Pittlown and Dref
' den, to Wifcafler. X
. From Angufta, by Redficld, Moent Vernon,
- Cheller and New Sharon, to Farmingtoa:
; From 'Augufta, by Vaffatbore!, Winslow,
- Ciinton. Fairfax, Uaity and Coilegetown, to
E Hampden ,
~ From WifeafTet, hy Ldgecomb, to Bootlibay.
% From Wifcaflet by New Miliord, Jeffcr
fon, Paicrmo and Moatville, to Belfalt.
| From Buck{town, by - Frankfort, Hamp
~ deca and Baagor, to Nos 1, 7th Range, and
thence by Orrnington, to Buckftown.
~~ From Buckitown by Penorfcot, Caftine,
- Sedgwick and Bive Hiil, to Buckftown, and
from Caftine to Linvolnville | -
- From Suliivanito Goldiborough,
~ From Denncyville to Eaftport.
- IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
From Saiifbuiy Ms. by Seabrock and
Hampton, to Parifmouth, ; :
From Porti'nxvifz, by Purham and North
wood te Concor 'y : 3
- From Portimouth by Exeter and Kings
ton. to Haverhill Ms, : :
o Fremy Portfmowh, by Ixecter: Chester,
Lon opderry Mc#imack, Amherfl Peteils
bgrough Marlbore’ and Keecne to Walpole
{From Haverhill Ms by Chelter, Concord,
:;{’fnpki‘umn_chmi_};er&lxmp"er,tu(.’bn-/eﬁon
FromHaverhiil Ms by Salem toWindham
From Tynbore’Ms. by Dunitable, Am.
‘hert Frarn;tﬁowa.’;Waﬂaiugton and Clare-~
mont. te Windlor Ve =7 {
From Portfmounth by Nottipaham. Ep.
fom, Pe b oke, Concord, Safif&n-v, Ando
ver, Wilmot, Enfield, Lebanon, Hanover,
Lime. Orford, Picemont, Ha erhill, Bath,
‘Littleton, Dalton, Lancaster, Cockburn,
Colebrook and Stuart, to Norfolk Vt. _
From Hanoverywy Canaan and Groton,
to Piymputh EPgc e ; |
From Salisbury, by Andover, New Cheflter
and Biridgewater, 1o Piymouth, thence by
Holdernefs, New Hampton aud Sanboraten
‘ t())Salilbury; : >
. _From Newburyport Ms. by Exeter, New
Market, Durham; Dover and Barrington,
- to Gilmanton ’
= From Portsmouth -by Dover, Rochefler,
- Middleton Ofiipee, Moultonbore’, Centre-
Harbor, Plymonth and Haverhill, to New
bur)',aan“Ptymuga by New Hampton,
Meredith. Gimanton, Nottinghans and Dur
~’ham to Portfipantl. '
¢+ From Fryburgh Me¢, by Conway, Bartlet,
- Rofebrook and Jifferfon, to Lancafler |
From Winchendon My, by Fizwilliam
~ and Keene, to- Bratileborongh Ve,
From Warwick Ms, by Winchester and
Ahinfdale, to Braitleborough V.
. From Afbby Ms: by New Ipswich and
Jaffiey, to Matlborough ' gy
_ “IN VERMONT ik
~ From Lanfingburg N' Y, by Bennington,
. Shafifbury. Arlingten Men« hefter, Ruttand,
- Pittsford, Bugtiben; Leicefler, Satifbury,Mid.
* dlebury, New Haven. Viergenacs, Ferridburg,
. Charletie, Shelburn, Burlington. Colchefter,
- Milten,. %m‘g’ia‘ ﬂ% Si. Aibans. to Highgate,
- From William{ton Ms.. by Pownall, to '
Benpingsong 50 LT bt
- From Brattlzborough by ,Marl'a.or\o;:gh,[
Wilmington and Woodford to Bennington.
- Fromßutland, by Clarendon,Shicwibucy,
Piymouth Readisg & Wind(lor tocwﬁs
- From Ruiland. by Caftietown, Fairhaven;
~ Benson, Orwell, Shareham and Addison to
N o ot e
- From ’Mid&l_e.bémy, hy ﬁcW‘Havthonk‘-‘ ;
ton. Hynefburg, Williton, Jericho, Essex,
Weftford, Fairfax, Fairficld and Sheldon, to
Huntfburg, theoce by Berkshire, Enofbarg,
" Bakersfield, Cambridge, Udderhill. Rich.
~mond Huntington. Starkfboro’ Aißriftol,
10 Middlebary, and from thence o} Poult
ney, | e
" Fram Burascdftowa, Vs by Hinsdale,
_Brattiehor. M*’“g*“ﬁ"wﬁ?ﬂw "
- Chatlefton, Wethersfie'd, Wiadfor Harford,
Norwich, Thesford, Faiclcc Bradford, New. -
bury Ryegaté Baract, Litcleton Concord
“and Lunentiurg, to Guildball
. From . Walpole, N, He by Bellow.£alls, -
* and Shrewibury t M@ Lo SO
bl Ao R o v h iRSOW fßy B Dl AB T B T
Reyalton, Randolph, Williamften, Cerlin,
Montpelicr, NMiadlcfex \Vaterhury,ﬁblum,
Frictio and Williton 19 Burlirgton, and
from theice to Grand Ife.
From Royalton, by Taabridge, Verfhire
apd-Catinth, to Newbury,
~ Fron, Newbary by Coringh,Wafhington
and Barrc. to Beclia. 7
From: Ryegate, by Peacliam,/ Danviile,
Wiiceloek Shefield, Glover, Barton Brown
uigion and Salem, to Rerhy. &
. From Lancaster, ¥ H. by Lunenburg,
St, J()lmfbuj‘y, Daavilie, Walden, Tarwicl;.
Wonlcot, Hydefpark. johnfon and Fietcher
‘to St. Albaos, . ‘ \
* IN MASSACHUSETTS.
From® Sufficid, Ct ‘by Springficld, Wil
brabam, Palmer Weflern, Brookfield Spen
cer, Leicester, Woreefler, Shrewfbury Nosth
hero’. Marllmro', ‘Suabury. \Vaicrtown, |
Cambridge, Bofion, Charléftown, Ma'dcen,
Eynn, Salem, Beyeely, Wenbam, Hamiiton,
Ep:fwich,rßowk-y-a,gdiﬂgwburyport, to Sal
iagmrv, . LR ‘
Yrom Sufic Id.,'h,; E%”W A O oanthrgmrrye
ton, Narh%ampmn_ Hatfield, Whaticy Dyeer
ficld and rec;n!]cld,tyßci‘x}ard{%-xax‘,',n o
Fram' Salisbury, €0 by Shcficld Great
Barrington, Stockbridee, Lenox,-Pittsfield,
Lanciboro’ and Willtam{ton, to Greenficid
From Cznaan, Ct Ly Sheflicid, to Igre
mont. :
From Colcbrock, Ct by Sonthfield, San
disfield Lec, Lenox and Hancock, to New-
I.etangn, N. Y. - ; :
Frem Spriugfield, by Stockbridge and
Welt Stockbridge, to Albany. N Y.
From Granby, by Granyille, Blandfora
and Chcfler, to Middleficld.
From Brookficld by Ware, Belchertown,
Hadley, Northampton, Chefterfictd, Worth
ington, Patridgeficld, Dalton, Pittsficld and
Huancock, to New Lebanon
From Strafford, Ct to Brockficld or Wor
cester, and thence by Framingham, to Bos
ton, -
From, Woreefler, by Holden, Rutland,
Barre and Peterfham, tolAthol.,
From Ratland, by Husbbardftown and
Templeton, to Winchendon :
From Rutland, by Greenwich, Hardwich
Peibam, Amberfi and Hadley. to Northamp
ton, and thenee by South Hadley 10, Spring:
ficld.
Frem Boston, by Dedham, Walpole, Fox
boreugh and Attieborongh to Previdence,
R. L 2%
From Boflon, by the Newburyport rurn
piketo N: whurypost.
From Dedham, by Medficld, Mcdway,
Beilingham, Milford, Me ndon,Usbridgeand
Douglass, to Thompson Ct.
From Boston, by Miiton, Canten, Laflon,
Taunton, Berkley and Freetown to New-
Bcd_fdrd." L b
Frem Bofion, Ly Dorchefler, Quircy,
Draintree, H"c:yn'out/), Ha;:'cp;'r, Pen
broke, King flony. Flymonth, Sardwich,
Barwflable; XV mwsurh, Lennsi. Birews-
Jter, Harawvich, Chathim, Orleans, Fafl
ham, Welifloct afid Truror to Province.
lon. ' :
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tucket. Ve :
From Falmouth to Edgartoan.
- F'rom Sandawich.by Warcham, Rachefler,
Neavbedford and D2ortmouth, ts Wefipsrt.
Lrom Weymouth, by Hingham, Cokaffot,
Scituate, Marfbficld and Duxbury, to
Kingisow, 7" L
. From Weymouth, by A%ington, Bridge
water, Rayzbam, Taunton, Digtton,
Somerset and Swwanzey, to Warren, R 1
Lrrom B flun; by Concord, Stow, Bolton.
Lancafler, Leowinfier, Wefiminfler, Tem
p/eton,Gerry,ﬁi/Ja/ & Urange to W aravick.
- From Concord, by Littlitcn, Groton
and Townsend, to Afbty. ,
From Concord, by Fitzawilliam, N.H.
‘Bo Bratil:borough, ¥t B
From Boflon, by Medford, Woturn,
Dillerica and Chelmsford, ta Tyngshoro’.
From Weburn, by “ndsver, to Flaverhill.
From Billerica, by Patuck:t Bridge,
Dracut, Pelham, N. H. and Windham,
to Londonderry. ‘
From Salem to Marblehead. ..
Froiz Salzm by Manchefier, t:Glecefler.
- From Salem, by Danversy, Topufild,
Boxford and Bradford, to Haverbul.
© Erom Neawburyport to Haverhill.
From Trop, by Freetown,. Berklcyy
Ay Faanton: 7 i i ST s
. From Plymoath, by Taunton, to Prov
aee, BT r o s e
~ Brom Framingham, by Suthborouph,
| lf’fﬁboro’,Gra{tau,é‘u;tan,(/:\ﬁudlg
and Wosdflock. to 4fbford. in Gonecticut.
& lIN RHODE ISLAND. - " ©
- From Plainfieldy Ct by Scituate and
Progidence, to Smithfizdd. = . ¢
Erom. Providence by Barriugton,
Warren and Brifiol, to Newport. |~
From Providence, by Fatucket, Eaff
Greenwich, Wickford and Luttle Refi,
to. T owerhill or South-Kingston,
~ Fram Newport, by Tiverton, to Wefl
. From Newport, by Towerhill .and by
the court byufe in South Kingstom Charles-
Eon and Weflry to Simingten, Gt~
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From Souh Kgaton, by Richond,
Hopkinton, North Stonington-and Pref
tsm, 10 Norawich, Co- /- i& T
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Faven, Wallingford, Beviin. Wether 1 f-ld,
Hartford and Windpor. to Suffield
From Norwaik by Reading, Danbury,
Brootfiliy, Kent &5 .‘.s’_l}arizza‘fw,ta;‘Sa.’j/Zmry.
From Bridgpers, by Trumbu'l, K iston,
Funtington and Newion, ts Breokfi-Id,.
From Nemwhrven, by Derby, Southbury,
Weodbury, Bethlehom,- Litehfield and
Gofben, to Can'am. - . :
From Neavhven, Ey lVaa_dl'(idge, WVas
terbury, Watertoivn, J atebfield. Cornaval
and Sharon, to Poughkespfre, N Ko ong
From Newhoven, by Clebire and
Southington. to Farmingten, '
From . Neawkaven by Durham -and
Middltoavn, to Wethersfield. i
From Neawbaven, Ly Branfovd, Guile
ford, Killingavorih, Saybyark, "Lymey
Neav London, Chelsea and 7mitt’j-'city, '
to Plainfold. - : P
o e Sl ocd Ly Del gdu 0, SHed.
&;%%%?’3% iﬂgﬁm,
Lo Middletoun. ..~ - X *
- From Stonington, by New [ ondon,
Menroitle, Colchsfier, Glaflentury, Hart-
Sordy, Wintonbury, Cantony, New Hart
fordy, Winchefler and Norfolk, ts Canaan,
\ From Norawich, by Canterburs and
Brecilyn, to Pomfret. :
FromHartfird by Simfßary,to Granrby.
From Neny Hartford, ly Hartland,
10 Golebreok e '
Lrom Hartford, by East Hartford,
Oxford, Hebron, Lebarnen and Norwich,
to Chelsea, Ly
Frowe Bartfird, by Coventry, Wind.
ham and Canterbury, to Plaizfield
From Hartford, by Telland, 1o Staf
ford. > ;
Erom East Hartford, by Eaff Wind
sor. to *pi'ingﬁez'd, Ms. iR
Erom Danbury to Ridgefield, .
IN NEW YORK f
From Jersey asty, by Neaw Zork, Hars
lazm and New Rachelle, to Rye 2
From New York cily, by Brocklyn,
Famaica, Hempflzad, Merrick, .outh
Usfler Doy, Sauth Hantington. Iflip,
Patchogue, Fireplace, Morriches, Wef3.
hampton, Seuthampton and Bridgebamp
ton, to Sag harbor. . ; ,
From Famaica, by Queen’s ¢ } Oys
ter Bay, Huntington,Dixhill;,§ mithtoavn,
Setalken, Erookhaven and Riverhead io
South Feld. ey
From New York, by King foridge,
Tonkersy, Greenfburgs. Mount Pleasant,
Peckfkilly, Tilbhitl, Egnkcpﬁe,ﬂ?&tg/&urg,
Riincbeck. Kedbook, Claremonts, Hadfern,
Kinder ook, Albany, Scéen’eﬁad_y, Amfiere
dam, Triplhill, Palatine; Littie Falls,
Herkimer, Utica, Newffartford, Wefi
moreland, Oneida, Sullivan, Cam/éraga,
Manliusy Onondaga, Marcellus, Skape.
atales, Aurelius, Cayuga, Genrva, Cun.
adorquey Blocmfield, dvon, Southampton,
- Batavia, Newy <mflerdam and Leavise
tvwn to Loung flown or Niagara. -
From New Rochelle by Whiteplains,
Salem, Ridgefield Ct. Soush Eafi, Pat
terson and Fauling to Doyer, el
From Rarmapo awcrks 1 Neawburg,
Lrom Neaw Antsim by Monroe. Chef
tery Gofhen, Wallkill, Montgemery. Shavws.
angunk, New- Palrz, King flon, Sarga
erties, Catfhill, Lun:nbu- o, Coclackie,
Coyemans., Bethlchem, 41 aryy Troy,
ng/ﬁxburg, Waterford, S:tilwate, Sar
| ataga,\-Nort/mmkr_land, Fort Miller,
Sandy £ill, Rueérfburyy Fort George,
) Thurman, Chefler, Sacaroon lake, Eliz
\abeth, Willfporo®, Peru and Platifburg,
o Champlain town, =
- From Haméurg,,N T & Waravick,
Fhrida, Gq/}za‘fz, Listtl: Britain, Neaw
Windjor, Neawkerg and Fifbkill landing
JOFYPRRL L
- From Danbury, Ct. by Fifbkill land
| ing and Neawburg to Chenangy Point. Rt
From Rbinebert, 'ﬁ),,Kizrgﬁo_n, Shan
decan, Middletown, Delbi, Walton. Sid
ney, Jericho bridge, Oncquago, Binghatir-
Aon. Union, Omwzygo, dthens, Pa. Chea
3 mng,; Elmira, Gl eal flaty, Painted Pops,
Batk, Canefleo, Ark Port, Danville,
Withawfourg and Genefeo to duon,
FromDelhito Bleredith,
. From Welibore’, Pa. by Lindfleytoann
e e P s NS O TR L
-~ From Hudson, %..,L“;‘.’i‘"”h.’gi Catse
kill, Cairo, Daurham, Broavl;E lenbcimy
Stamford, - Harperifild, Koriavr; bty
Wit Poashin, Dnsily g e
- From Erie, Pa by Cafeda; Catarag.
gus and Pl crck to New dmfleriiam.
it B s v
lum ta Geneva, et e o e
. From Elmira by Catheringfionwn, Hec-.
tory Ovid, Lancafler and. Romulus to.
Showeda, R e B
. From Quegs by Cantines, Ithica,
OR iy t e e IR Ge iy
Saiman creck, Milion, urora, Copiga
‘and Calen't; Great Spdus. - "
~ From Hhica by Upglnto Vvids~~
New Hariford, b 5 Dtiea, )