Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-10-18

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on Wright's Bridge, Al 90
Sept. "a. Paid j. Whisonant, for build
ing Kings Greek Bridge, Is 90
" Paid ]. R. Wallace for Sign
Board, | 90
l." &" Paid L. NJ. Grist, for printing
call for Commissioners, l 90
Amount paid out 73l so
Which deducted from ST., 1913 20
Leaves S1,O66 10
CONS on 1926 50 Reed. $24 II
73l so Paid out, IA SO SO "a
Balance in hands of Treasurer. 81, 027 SO
We have under contract the building of n new
bridge near VIM. C. Blacks, over Buffalo, and
one near the Old Furnace, over Kings Creek,
which will take all the funds in the hands of the
Treasurer. All of which is respectfully SUBJ
mitted.
A. E. HUTCHINSON, Chairman.
JOHN s. BRATTON, Secretary.
SAM'L. G.. BROWN, Treasurer.
In pursuance Of an Act of the Legislature,
passed in 1851 and 1852, requiring each Com
missioner of Roads to make q special report, and
embrace it in the general report to the Court, we
beg leave to report as follows
SAMUEL G.. BROWN:
Reports the following Roads in his Division
in the Western part of the District: Howells
Ferry Road from one mile West of Yorkville to
Howell's Ferry, fifteen miles; Smiths Ford
Road from Vim 3arry's to Smiths Ford, six
miles Quinn's Road from Dennis Crosby's to
Kings Greek Fridge, twelve miles; Shelby Read
from R. A. Blacks to Smiths Old Field, eight
miles New Shelby Road from 8. G. Wylie's to
White Oak Tree near Smyrna Church, six miles
ALL If which are in good condition and the
acquisitions of the law have been complied with
in regard to pointers and mile stones. All of
which is respectful submitted.
JOHN s. BRATTON:
Reports that be has under his jurisdiction the
following roads, situated in the Southern por.
ton of the District: the road known as the
Chester Road, commencing at the mile post
South Of 'Yorkville and extending to Chester
line, distance twelve miles; the Road known as
Sandy River Road, commencing at Guthriesville
on the Kings Mountain Rail Road and extend
ing to Chester line, distance six miles the Road
known as New Cut Road leading from McCon
n~ellsville on the Kings Mountain Road to A. F.
Loves, three and a half miles the New-Cut
Road leading to Blairsville, commencing half a
mile from McConnellsville where it intersects
the above New-Cut Road, and extending to Dit,
tvs old Plantation, q distance of three aud q half
miles; the Road known as Saluda Road, com.
mencing at Fishing Greek Bridge near Daniel
Williams aud extending to the Chester line, o
distance Of three miles. The above Roads are
all in good order; and the acquisitions of the
law have been complied with in relation to post
ing and pointing. All of which is respectfully
submitted.
WILLIAM ROBINSON:
Reports the following roads in his division:
Pinckney Road from one mile South of Yorkville
to Pinckney Ferry on Broad River; the road
known as the Hamilton Ford Road from A. F.
Loves to Hamilton's ford on Broad River; the
road known as Gill Road, from John Brison's to
Pinckney Road near Whites Store the Quinn's
Road from Samuel Blair's to Chester line Loves
Road from Turkey Greek Bridge to A. F. Loves
all of which are in good condition, with point
ers and mile stones as required.
STEPHEN P. SUTTON:
Reports the following roads in his division 4:
Harrisburg Road from DR.. Moore's to A. B.
Springs; Patton's Ferry Road to Fort Mills
Nation Ford Road to North Carolina line; Thoru's
Ferry Road to North Carolina line-which are
all in good order, with mile stones and pointers
as required.
F. H. BROWN:
Reports the following roads, under his juris-
diction: from Mrs. Watson's to Mrs. Bratton's
on Lincoln and Chester Road from Thorn's
Ferry on Catawba River to Poor House on the
York Road; from l mile post on Nation Ford
Road to Bigger's branch from forks Of the road
at Jno. W. Rawlinson's to the Saluda Road, all
being in good condition with pointers and mile
stones as required.
]. R. WALLACE:
Reports the following roads in his division
Armstrong; Ford Road from Yorkville to North
Carolina line, fourteen mi! es; Chesterville and
Lincolnton Road, from Mrs. Watson's to Mrs.
Hunters, four miles Charlotte Road from York
Vile to Wright's Ferry on Catuwba River, thir.
teen miles; from Charlotte Road to North Car
DINA line, six miles. The above roads are in
required.
CALVIN WHISONANT:
Reports the following roads in his division !:
Lincoln Road three miles from Yorkville to
North Carolina line Kings Mountain road from
l mile North of Yorkville to North Carolina
line; Hambright Road from the five mile post to
Kings Creek; Rutherford Road from l mile
North of Yorkville to Kings Creek; Shelby Road
from Rutherford Road to Kings Creek Chester
Roadfrom Smiths old field to Adair's Ferry Road;
Shelby Road from White Oak tree near Smyrna
Church, to Kings Greek Bridge.
WILLIAM H. CARROLL:
Reports the following roads in his division:
Hambright Road from Kings Creek to North
Carolina line Shelby Road from Kings Greek
to North Carolina line; Rutherford Road from
Kings Creek to North Carolina line; Chester
Road from Rutherford Road to Whisonants
on Kings Creek Old Chester Road from
Kings Greek Bridge to Rutherford Road, at n.
Houser's; Old Cherokee Ford Road from Broad
to North Carolina line; New Cherokee
Ford Road from old road near the River to North
line. The above named roads are In
good condition, with rock mile stones and point
ers as required.
To the Board of Commissioners Of Roads and
Bridges, of York District: l would report that
l have under my jurisdiction the following roads :
road east Of Yorkville, commencing at Wild
Cat Creek, known as the Nation Ford road, e1-
tending to the Nation Ford, a distance of seven
The road from J. B. Steele's, known as
the Landsford road, extending to the Chester
line, twelve miles in length. The road from
McFadden's old store to Cureton's Ferry, four
miles in length. Moore's Ferry to Fishing Greek
On Old Saluda road, fourteen miles. From Ma
Ford, by Springs Mill to Chester line, four
teen miles. Cross road from near Joseph
to Chester line, known as road from
to Landsford, six miles. The road
rom Patton's Ferry to Columbia road, four
miles; making in the aggregate sixty one miles.
The above roads are all in good order with sign
boards and mile stones all up.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
A. E. HUTCHINSON.
Oct. 18 AZ 1t
.OTICE.--Application will be made at
" the next Session Of the Legislature, for an