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From Amoo,bEmUJeo and Concord, toBiotham. From Crali MI1U to OtUReld. Frara tha Cr.it F.tli In Uarwlck. l lWrkk and South Barwkk. Elliott and IltUrr. to rortimocth, lo tbe auto of New Himpihirerr .From farU to Aoraita, jhroucYB Jck' Cald, th aouth part of Jfmfixtl, and the north part of Tyrneaod through Waoe and WaUbrop. . In Arw Uamtithirt. From Aodover and Crafioo turnpike, bf Andot er, D anbury Grafton, Orange, Canaan, and Lime, to Orford. From Dovert br Rocheater. Milton. WakeSeld. QaaiDe eaat of the Lake, and Eatootio Conway. - J From Newport,' by Credon and Gran-1 thf tft Iff hanoBi From New IjHwlcb through Pctera burgh to Hancock. a Vermont. From Manchcater, by Arlington,' to Cambridre, in New York. Faom St. AlUna, by. Sheldon, and Eootburrt to Berkihire. From Weal Pouhney, by Ilamptoo, to Fairhai.cn. . From Widdleburr, in vetrtiont, to Rnrlivtrf. I'.himna Paint. Lumber Point. and Moriab Poat Office, to EKwbethtowi in tbe ttata of New York. - jfrom Daritille.lhrooirh WaMen, Hard- wick, Greenaooroueh, Craftabury, Kelly u It, and MoBtgomeryi to Berkahlre. r . ' - L innneencui. . i Ppm MnkhririM.Mn' M.urKntttt. br the Preabmrian Mretin Houae. in the eecond aocietrrm-Woodatock, hi p..trn,M SAriiW. n A.Kfnrd. c hmiin. WinhamV Franklin, to Cbelaea LaruUne, la Vor.kh. Connectl, lit. TRat iBt mail frdm No'rVallrwIJriifct; nArt. thill n... f,m n.iinir,a Mill. through the village of Millriver, to the TilWe of F-irfield. In Connecticut. J MatMchuKtn. 7 From Botton. h. Bolton. Slerlintr. Princeton, Birre, Shuteabury, Leveret, - " l O ' aad Sunderland, to Bloody Brook. 1 From Worcette r, throu gb Bdyleatown, Sterling,' Lancaater, Harvard, Littleton, Wettford. Cbelmafbrd, to the Eatt Chelmtford Post Office, Massachusetts From Lancaiter, by SteTlingi Princeton, Hubbardttown, Peteraham, New Salem, - ' '' Jn AeW' York. . From Chittemogo to Fayettevillc. From - OxRrd, by ; McDonough and German, to Cinqinnatus. - From Schenectadyr by Alexander's Bridge, to Bailston. FjromihlAlbanyj an3 the Schenectady turnpike, by the Bailston tompile, to At- -exandev'a Bridge' i. : . From Mamakating, by ' Neveraink, Falls, to Colchestm v 'i ;:. From T h6 village, of JSeneca Falls, to the town of Romulus, 'in tbe "Tcoumy of From Syracuse toTully. ySJWf. t6.Rcl,6ald Springs nvm, jcsporance, by baton a uorners, Quaneaburg, and Minaville, to Amster- From Eaton's Corners, Duanesburg, Pnncetown, Rotterdatiu to Schenectady. aYeiulelUndJlonUKWdojGjeenfield ; r - and that the Post road 5" 'TT'? in Massachoset u Stafford, in Connec ct hr W,,m L,ndon four 'ornfr ticuubef discontinued. nd front ork post office, by Fowlers-. Tfota tM village ef 0fci, trough N.-itk, UfWblff, and Virgil, to ib tUUft of CVUar,Jd Cortland county. f rom WaUrtown, by Atm a.d MiniTi!U. to Sandy Deck, end from l.na lo ftlcblaod, Urdon Squirt, Co- Mtf, Mmrii vfWN M ' from Mke, If Ey, 14 China. -From Hamburg, fey Edco and Collins, to Psrrysburg. , , . - from- IVedo&Ja, If , Cm; ..Jn4 St ft Mom;, by Ciartndoa and Byron I Fenm C1nt fit ftarr-. From CauskDI, by Hunter, to Using- ton, Instead of going from U-ingtoo W Trim Nhttm Dinltl'i, l Riiui,p I Wilt Cnh Crtck RpkJ, bf John Cf to TflH. From Friiw lh South Brrh or V Unptat Crik ol th UtU rts, iw vrcnwB, ro I rUaJ- Trom UfudiHa, bj Culiford, to Nor- 1 I From OtKh bt UoUcin. to Girmin Trora tbt 1llag of Cencrt, la th crjntf of OotarK tbroogh Ibo villagt or 1twi. to tko Ul f Htwwk, oo tU Em cmt. ' . - . ' Prom Iht tinajo of Pn Tan, in If leountf o( laua, to tkt tiUart of TaUi ' through tbt town of NUdknt to Ruhi)l. . . From !Wdlcii to Italr j and thence throufh ibo aouth part of Itafjr , and the t of Jeruaalem, to Pen Yn From Elmlra.in New York, through ISouthport op Seelejr a Creek, through WelU and Jackaoo, to MaotId, In Penn I Ul"nla. Fm Danville, by Allen, to AnreBca. From Anrtlica, by OrenTUrf, Cane. Je JIumt Pike, and CaneaniUe-ccnua road, to Waraaw. - From Angelica loltchua. From Pultney by Jeruialem, to Pen y an Frota Clark ton, by way of Sweedeo Btnren, Leroy, and Covington From Centra Square to Otwego Falli rrom Locke, by Genoa, to King a Fer ry Poat Office. From Aurora to Holland, In the county of Erie. F,om PD4n yiUarii through Cull ' wih ip From Peekihill, by Somen and Salem, to RtdgefjeUI, Connecticut From Cheaterrby Craljnville, Otter kill, and IJitle Britain, to Montgomery. From Harperaheld, by Devanport, Mil fordiville, Lawrentville, Nobleifi'Je, and PHttGeld to New Berlin. From Vienna, in Phelpt, to Newark. From FnMrem'a Baiin to Penficld. -From Ilartland, by Somertet, to Kemp ville. " From Oneida Cattle, on the Seneca Turnpike th- moat: direct highway to iRomai tbooeo etont; tho atate roe and 5"'! P'M; ' h Pp't road leading fro U"ei Swlett a Harbor. ; ..utk., JlV.H, - Jrktnn - .nrt Sullivan. In Mint , r field, in Pennjylania From the meeting-houso in the town of uVby Norton milla, to the tillage of PiUirofd, in the county of Monroe. . Fom the tillage of Seneca Falh, to interaect the Genera and Newburgb tb pott pIHce of -RomulutJ Alio, from IxKkport, : by Tutcarora Indun VillaRe, to Manchetter, at the Ni agra Falla in New-York. L From BiahopV comert. In the town of Granille, to tho poat office in the town of Hartford ; and from thence to the post office in the village of Sandy Hill, in the state of New York. From Rochester, in the county of Mon roe, by the way of Webster's mills and the brick meeting house in Avon to Gen eseo, in too count y of Livingston. -. rrom Scottsville on tbe river road to Rochester, in the county of Monroe. vUl,.to Caledonia, Livingston county. "TrFTPrnzSaiavlaTljyayfrAlexandrir, Atdca and Tbompson'a mills, in Shel don, and to tbe Little Lake settlement in China, all in Gennessee county. From Covington, by way of Middleber- ry Artdemy, Warsaw, and Gainesville in Geonme ecFiVM.yl m AHeganr connty; ' From "New" Brunswick NeV'Jersiy'; by way of Somervilie, PlUckemin, Pea psrekj Chester, and HandJy,to Newtown, From Wellsborouifbr by Cowdersport and Smithport, to Warren. From Pennsborough, by Webster's, Hin5i,linrEdredano"Mean8Vil From Williamsport, up the Lycoming creek, through. Can ton, Troy, Columbia, wells, and Soathport,. to Llmyra, in New York. r ' From Tunlbaonock, tlrot,V WW bam, F'on, A'turfl, and lart, to fac'iin. 1 From MteimlUe, ep Todt emik, tWftW y.ia4 and FrankUd, u .pb CraAiltr, la Caatoa. " , rroa.lIlertu;g, by Darrysbt rg, ka Critatewn. . From Badford, by tbo way of Bocki towa and Ne wry, to CUlra Gap. From TrvmhowersvHlff Ir Spinoert town, Vpm HUhtit tod filUrrjpwo, to IraJoJi!i,lB Labi! Coontj. From Fraaklln to Warrea . ' From Columbia, by Marietta, to Mid- d lelOWWr - m...,0,m . ., ,. . . , . , . Froa Mount PUiunt, by DlDgma4'i Turnpike, to Lackawaiao, oa the Owrto ana Mil lord turnpike. From Eattoo. by Stockerjtorn, Roi common, and SnUcmiltof to Stroudi burg. From FogehvSfle, through KlelntvUle to Hamburg. From Bethlehem to Maocb Chunk. From Batlefont, by Karthans, Gillets, and Smithport, to IlamUtoo, la New York. From Jtffcrtoo, by CarnlcbacJlown aad Misotitown, to New Geneva. From Miytowa to Marietta, la Lancaa ter county. From Lbcnstrtrrf .tbroogb liorytto and Mount Pleasant, to Philliptburg. From Belmont, through Ifarmoiy, Ianesville, iodaor, and Colctville, to Bainhrldre. From Bioomtlurgtio Columbia coutty, by way of H thing Creek, to Coluaout, in i.uxeme county. From Allentowu, in tbo county of Le high, by the way of Krauss BriJe, Bai lie t'l, the Water Cap, and Leliirh-m, to Maucb Chunk, lo the county of Syrth- ampton. . From Onrigtburg, by aVchuylkill Ha ven, FnVetiburg, Pino ..Grove, and Stampstowa, to Jonestown. "rrtm iodimr to Bareettl, la Jefcrton county, and to discontinue the pott route between Indiana and Bedford. , In DtUntwt From Laurel, by Cannoosferry, North west Fork Bridge, and Hunting Creek, to Faaton. From Smyrna, In Kent county, Dela ware, to Churxb Hill, in Queen Ann'a coumr. in Marvlaad. via Millin?toB.riaie Head of LheKojrj to 3-dOlcri trots0", 1 .! - - -' It Maryland. From Newtown Trap, by Borkittsville and Crampton, to Sbarpaburt;. - From'the village of Harford, in Harford county, Maryland, by rriest rord, utt lingtoo, and Dublin, in said county, to Conewingo, in Cecil county, Maryland. rrom Conewingo,in Cecil county, Ma ryland, to Lancaster, in Pennsylvania. From Belle 'Air, In Harford county, Maryland, to Amos Carman's public houto, in aaid county . . "... Frotn-Cttmberlaiwir by Cfeeapwira to Western Port, and thence, to the Yough Green GUUaa, in Alkgaoy countjL . In Virginia. From Liberty, by Chambllv store, to Tavlors' atore : - From Middlebourne, by Salem, to Clarkeaburgr From Harrisonburg to Franklin. From Culpeper Court. House to Or ange Court Houaa. ""ronv Uagen'e atorrt ia Preslon coun ty, to Smithfield, on he Cumberland road. rrom Hagen a store, Crab Orchard, Kingwood, by Armstrong a cross roads, Martin's, Glady Creek; to Billsburg. " From Lewisburg, by Arankford, to Huntersville. From Monroe Court House, crossing New River at Henry Ballinger's 'erry, to John Pack'a. "rom Nicholas Court House to tbe mouth of Cauly river. . ;'..; From incattle, by . Newcastle, Giles Court House, Peterstown, Union, Sweet Springs, Price's, and Covington, to Fin easttor "rom Leeiville to Pittsylvania Ofd Court House. . From Petersburg, by Halifax Court lonseTmd Hagowd'aatortrto paoviJte- yfrotn Lovtngston, by Mill Grove, to Steele's tavern. .. 1.1 1 "" From Lexington, by. Pedlar Mills, to Lynchburg, and to return by Pedlar a Milla, the Narrows and the lerk-e of Jamea river, to Lexington. ' . ...--'' V,.. . m storm varvtutm from Asm Phffip Briuin1 Eastaloe b?t.ne Hirh Snoals.! tkte Rit ei Xtowte, I and Boonsford, to PcMeton Court Mouse, South Carolina. ; r - r " - - I a. f jpp ouik k. t;,ila Mat Irttn-aL Jr. From Ral.gh, bj little NaU JoneaS.to Iiirwotk!'" r1 -' From States ville, ' Iredell cduaty , to Wilkesborough, by Mo-tot Pisgah. From Raleigh, by ishdam. bWg-gs villc, and Mount Tirra, tot Roxboronsh. rem Llwolotoo.br Jacob yllanwl dir'a, P.rviattiiie, and Moore thorough, to Kie ri.: too, from EliiabetK, by Bsttf'a bHdro. uong crtat utUre, aad MUuw, tbcace Uih to Llluteth. ' ram Oailtw Court Itouae to M A tveritt's. from .Wajesboroagb to 5llbury, U Wl tarolina. Vrom Pittiborouh, by 'Jovpb J. Brtbk'a, William Liodley'a store. Jibu Caf4f, AirWJiM'e nore, Laog'a .ttoraJ lladav'a milla, Malta s store, to Greens Uxotrh. mm Charlotte, by Hopewell Church, to Sestty's Fori. rrom Salem, bv Clcreonstowa. to Mocksville. rom Ralcfrb.by SmlihBiM. NVimei- borough, Spring Bank, Spring Hill, Hook- Irrton, Klruoo.to Nevbern. Fnn Murfreeaborough lo Windsor. 7 i ietm44 mtrt wtr (iIoaa Ware. T DmrtStts China McrcbaMtt, CmMry lorkrran. and dWra la VUmwn. n,QQ trots Apothecuries' VLIsj lir 000 da. Patent Medicine do. IOoO da Cologne water bottles 1 1200 do. Muttard and Catcnne bottles j 7000 do tea Quart botttra 3000 do. half gatkm do. 3000 do. Watliintton and Ear'e pint fltk I 3ooo do. U Favctte and Ear,! do. do. i 1000 do. Drott attd Franklin do. do. t 3000 do. Ship Franklin and Agricul. do. 5000 do. attortH itt ke. do. 0OO do. common riMcd do. ; 4000 do. Eagle, Cornucopli, he half pints ; 4 S00 do- Jart, attortcd, all sites ; 5000 do. druygitta, snd confeciioners show Unties 50UO do. druggists' packing bottlet, attort. sites J tOOO do. acid 'bottles, erro. atoppera t 2000 do. tincture bottles, attorned aiacai 5000 do. mineral oiler bottlrt 6000 do. snuff bottlet j JOJO do. demijohns, differ ent sizes.. WJth a vanety of oVr Clt tTa'ff-II of lih U manuficturad at lle nuTJt!p1i!a and Ken- iin-tun C'mi rrtorir, and in quality and work. manabip , conwiierrd enual, and m mint of the articles, anperior to r.n'i.h manufaeture. Jot tale by T. W. UYOTT, C? 3 or 4 firH-rt vial blower, oil mert with eomtsM employment and good wages hy applying aa above. Editora throtitoMt the United States who Proposals 10 R pubOiIuar a paper at YorkUV, South. CaroLna, to be entitled tbe EJX CYCLOP EDM, by MTtr.E ft JOS! A If HARRIS. The Aa'iana department of the Rnetclope. dla, will be conducted ay intra! Literary mnd SdenHJe GentUmn. The foltoa in 111 Be the JjvWoni of (he En doped! a. folitifi i Arricuhnre j literature and Science j lUlipon and Moral i Portraitures of eminent character, and F.Hajr, on life and man ner, orlfrnut and trtrctedi Rtimnwrr of Newj FoetrvT rirctiotU lnd Appointment) eitlt, tnlll- Xmry, liierar', medical and religiouii Advcr. tiKincntt. The PUiic of the F.nryclop-rtja win be A a melt but repectfl ditcua-ioni of all Impor tant juetion may find a place in iu columns. Krhptn til liave a delence, wlitch 0l Ui. pleaie no one, who lor e the BibU. Ia ill lit- eiary ana .laem yic Department, it wui end- vour not to tote sight of the imprwvemtnti of the are. .IfHenhwrt will occupy a conaklerable portion of the work. Tbe .rtr'ai lit wHI be, generally, fimitcd to Literatim, and. rn 1 ha F.ncyciope,na wiu hi nubTTfieil one a week. In long primer type, on ne Koyl paper, and will contain 6 parri octaro. I liut each ubicriber will hare annually, a volume contain ing 8W pare. Earb number will be folded, atitchid and covered. An Index will accompa ny me lait number of every volume. The tern will be Four Dollars per annum, payable in advance. Notea not at par in their repec' tle State t, will not be received in payment, ex- cpt at their depreciated value. $y Persons who may have charge of aub nmrtioir pnnem will pleateretaln the paper. and furward the names of subscribe.! aa suoa a they are obtained.- . . . r., a All comruunicatinntto be addrewed, " Ed. itors Encyclopedia," Yorkville, 9. C. Xeic Leather and flood Shoes ! EUKNF.ZER DICKSON begs leare again to a-k the attention of the public tohia Shop.! He haa juit received a supply of the fiTTal! Leather irom Philadelphia j which he U prepared to make up into 1 1 ' Boots and Shoes, of tho moat durable kind and newest ityb. All persons who want Boots and Shoes, cither coarae or fine, may reat amured that they can huve the done it triv ihtr; Wm icathera JsyjPjrlltssVaH.I JwWrtr ' anv thine in North-Car shoei made as neat and ele- gnnt; and more dnraMe, lima any in tne atores. Pmkr jnv most rrHtrid ajknowkdgincnt to be .rMibi'ic'fbr tVcTihjrriinirpportth.7lre hkTMrtoi c n rtteJ and ill alwayi be equally thankful for future favora, either in the way of UhanMu! jor future lavorn, eunr in m Lev wofk; payment far old work. .WJiry,2, 1821; pdtSepttO .SheilT!, Deeds, I "JOR Ijrtl sold bv order of writ of venditioni fxponftt, fo gale at the printing-office. . Mir JVOMMW. TcsterJay mort.jug, 0n wtithtrbf jnj rniU and jlitanf huairtdi of our maids an4 matruot, )run buck a eoJ stead tax!csnaa wife at a early hoar wiJii Cal way over iSej Mill Daae. Nic, and &mkI -Dfltu DrtJgv, or promenadtng ht Mall, NVt tJeatrt to ire morawjr Valla U come more fatblonaUe it our mI . dcos covet snuaj hcahh and rot thesis, tiity shaalJ rlae wiUs iKe- luk, " aod promenade ao hour or tr befurtt brtalfaat' tbrjr have BothUf; W fell' at that tiitva froam Italy bachcbrig who. a eneraliy apcaliur. inmt til) eieht or nine o'clock, " sveather fair or foul.' Ifoittn Cm. Cat, TUB .Otr.MtCJ. Amoef the pleating evidence! of the rapid progress of the useful arte, in the United States, which are Con tiaually falling in our wajr, we have now the pleasure to announce to our readers, that a gentleman of oar ac quaintancr, who has long been ergsa ged in the enlerprite, has complctrly succeeded it) producing eupcrio quslitjr of that most useful and Impor ts at article, CAST-STEEL Ilia is made by a new procrta, on princi ple discovered by our friend, and at a much cheaper rate, than by any pro case hiihtrto known. A specimen of this steel, of a quality certainly aa good aa any ever imported, ia now in our possession, and we learn that the rights of the discoverer are duly secured. Like every other new thing, it must struggle awhile, probably, with difficulties, especially at the inventor baa not the capital necessary to put the ay item into actual and extensive , operation. There can be no doubt, howeverthat this will sooWbe'dboey ' or that it it capable of producing such a supply of steel from our own ores, as to put an effectual stop to all impor tationa. We hazard nothing in say ingthat the gentleman who hat eflVcta cd this grand discovery, the result of many years' study and experimenting, atw aw aaaoA lWawawas fC i 1 s a tr a) emoiumeots from bis labours, i his is as It should be, and we rejoice at the result. " " NoahU Adv. zxoExurrr or tore. The following ingenious contrivance? wss adopted by a couple of lovers, oot long since. The young lady was of highly respectable family, and having; - formed an attachment contrary to the inclination and intention of her father, the lovers were at a loss how to carry on their correspondence i at length ai ded by- the fwer-e- hair-dresser, do unusual agent of Cupid, they adopted the following mode of communicating by letter, and escaping-the vigilant ye of the" watchful parent; and siocu lar as it may appear, the old gentle man a wig was made the medium of carrying her letters. Attached to his wig he wore a bag this the young la dy used to take off every night when he called for his night-cap, -and here she never fAild tt'rbiiref; wfircri hsd been previously deposited thereby the hair dresser, and which the father had carried about all day. She had thus alwaya time to peruse her letter, and replace it with aa answer, which was in due course taken by the barber on the following morning, and deliver ed to the lover. This course of corres pondence enabled them to arrange and effect an elopement, - and . they were some " time since married -at Gretna - GrecnOo adoptedthe old proverb, "What can't be cured must be endured The lady was pardoned for her indiscretion, and are now living happily with the lady's parentsj-and tho-wig isnow-frestr sod as a sacred. relic. London paper. row a awppa (.) patta. Several mad foxes have been seen in and about this town within a few days past. One of them entered thciiog- . since, and bit two of his swine one of them has been7 killed, as it had all the symptoms of madnessthe Other if tittvr itr srrrrHarstte-.-- 5eonaft?r the fox left the; pen, he was allied by -a neighbour of C'a, not, however, on ttll he-had bitten the neighbour dog . which has since been killed. It is sup posed by some that foxes run mad af ter a particular pgr. . Ah ! 1 .1 3 4 t1 t '5 4; t' f 1 -.ttaMaW'. I:
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