The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23
In Pennsylvania

From Alexandria through uoltidayaye-
burg, Beaula and Armagh to Greens
burgh from Pittsburgh through But
Ter and Mercer to Meedivillc FROM
Bedford by Berlin to Somerfett from
Chamberiburg through Straiburg and
FaunetibuEg to Huntingdon.
III New .Iertey.
From Ringoe'e tavern by Somcrfet Court
houte, Bound brook, Scotch plains and
Springfield to Newark and from RAN
way 10y Scotch plains to New-2rovi-
dence.
In New-York.
From kinsfon through CatfSill, Looner.
burg, and CoXiackie, to the city of Al
bany !; from Laniingburg, through
Schaghticoke, Eaton, Argyle, and Hart
ford, to Whitehall from Oweeo TO
Aurora from Unadilla to Cooperlfown
from the little falls on the Mohawk
river, to the academy in Fairfield-and
from Kinghon, by Delhi, to the poft CT
fee In Meredith From Walton to Je-
richo from the painted poft in the
fate of New York TO WilIiamfpcrt, in
the State of Pennsylvania the pot road
from Canandogna to Niagara fhall pats
by Buffalo Greek.
In Connecticut.
From Hartford, through Cranky and
Granville, TO Blanford, in fIaGIachu-
fetts; from New-Haven, through Ham
den, Chefh;re and South;ngton, TO
Pennington; andfron Hartford, through
Glaitenbury and Colchefter, to New
London.
In Mafachufetts.
Prom Shrewsbury, through Holden, Rut-
Pelham, and Amherit to Meth Hamp-
ton.
From Brunfwicll, by Litchfield and Hal
lowell, to Augufa from Wifcanett 10
Boothbay; and from Fryburgh, through
Conway, the notch OF the white noun
tain, Jefienon, Lancaaer, TO Guildhall
couTthoute in Vermont.
In New Hampth;re.
From Haverhill il AIaGachpfetts to pafs
through Salem TO Windham in New
Hampihire, from Atop to Conway
from Saliibury to Plymouth, alternately
on each hde of Merimack river from
Littleton to Guildhall court houfe, al
ternately on each iide OF Connecticut II
yer from Littleton to ST. Johnibury
and Danville in Vermont, to St. Adams
On Lake Champlain.
In Louiiana.
From MaGTac, on the Ohio river, to Cape
Girardeau, in L0uifana from thence
to New-Madrid from the faid Cape
Girardeau by St. Geneva to Kalkaikas,
in the Indiana territory and from Caho-
kia TO St. Louis, in Louihana; from
Natchez to Tombigby, and from Nat
chez TO New-Orleans.
Sec. s. Aaa BE- IL further e,GGeI, That
al letters, returns, and other papers, on
public feryice, ient by the mail TO or from
the offices of infpe6tor and p3y-n1a4er of
the army, fhall be received and conveyed
free Of poftages
Sec. 4. dad be II further ena6sd, That
whenever itihail be made to appear to the
fatiSfa6Gan ofthe poft-lnafter general, that
any road ehablilhed by this or any former
att, as pct road, is obftru6:ed by fences,
gates, or bars, other than thofe lawfully
uied on turnpike roads, TO collect their toll,
and not keep in good repair with proper
bridges and ferries, where the fame may be
neceiiary, It ihall be the duty of the pot
matter general 10 report the fame to corr
greis, with fGch information as can be OBJ
tanned, to enable congrefs to efablifl
iome other road intead of it in the fame
main direction.
Sec. 5. Hgd be Il further enadea, That
this act ;hall not be continued as to affect 70
any exiting contract fer carrying the mail.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker cffbs Ho4je Of Rebre)eHtatives.
JEGSE,FRANKLlN, Proficient
cff5e Senate, FRA temPOrs.
March IS, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON,
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