THIRTIETH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 175. 1848. 3l5 From Herbert’s post-office to Quitman, in said State. From Vicksburg, Warren county, Mississippi, via Warrenton, Willow Springs, Port Gibson, Oakland College, Rodney, and Church Hill, to Natchez, Mississippi, eighty-five miles. Maryland. —From Baltimore, via Cub Hill, Fork Meeting, to Maryland. Bellair. From Princess Anne, via Kingston, to Jeferson Corner, in Somerset count . Frclm Denton, Caroline county, via Greensborough, Bridgetown, Beaver Dams, Long March, to Sudlersville, in Queen Anne’s county. From Ellicott’s Mills to Rockville, Montgomery county, via Clarksville and Sandy Spring. Virginia. — From Blacksburgh, in the county of Montgomery, via Vifzlnis- Pepper’s Ferry, in said county, to Newbern, in the county of Pulaski. From Martinsville, in the county of Henry, via Rough and Ready, Prunty’s Union Furnace, Elamsville, and Rock Castle, in the county of Patrick, to Floyd Court-House. From Brooksville, in the county of Albemarle, via Greenfield, Tye River Mills and Roseland, in county of Nelson, to Rose Mills, in the county of Amherst. From Kingwood, in the county of Preston, to West Union in From New London, in Campbell county, via Wade’s, the Meadows, Halesford, and Taylor’s Store, to Rocky Mount, in the county of Franklin; and the turnpike road from the said town of New London to Rocky Mount, when completed, shall be, and the same is hereby declared to be, a post road, without regard to the intermediate points herein named, if the same shall not be upon the line of said road. From Rocky Mount, via Saunders’s Mill, Long Branch, and Canady’s Gap, to Floyd Court-House. From Fincastle, in the county of Botetourte, to Covington, in the county of Alleghany. From Mechanicsburg, in Giles county, to Perry’s Store, in the county of Tazewell. From Kenbawa to Logan Court-House, along the main State road, via John G. Jones’s, near the mouth of Hewettfs Creek, in the county of Boone. From the town of Moorlield, in Hardy county, via the South Fork of the South Branch of the Potomac River, to McDowell post-office, in the county of Highland. From Christianburg, in Montgomery county, via the Foundry, to Hillsville, in Carroll county. From the town of Huntersville, in the county of Pocahontas, to Huttonsville, in the county of Randolph, via Martin’s Bottom, Stony Creek, Old Field Fork of Elk River, Big Spring, and Mingo Flats; thence to the Valley River, and down that river to Huttonsville. From Free Port, in Wood, at the mouth of Goose Creek, to Ritchie Court-House. From Clintonville, in Greenbrier, via Nicholas Court—House and Pocahontas, to Randolph Court-House. From Gravel Spring to Woodstock. From Alexandria, via Drainsville, to Leesburg. North Carolina. —From Asheville, through Buncombe and Yancey NorthCarolina. counties, via Garrison’s, Gilbert’s, Bull Creek, Indian Gap, Double Springs, Gahagen’s, Big Laurel, (across the State line,) via Sulphur Springs, in Green county, (Tennessee,) and Love’s, to Limestone Spring, in said county. From Lexington, via Fulton, Mocksville, County Line, and Oak Forest, to Statesville; and that the route from Salem to Statesville be, and the same is hereby, discontinued.
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