GENERAL POST-OFFICE, PBII.APEI.rHIA> Ma*CH 34, I7>'- TMOfOSAIS for tarrying «be Maib of die tJ««cd Sana, OB X the followiag po# roads in So«ih-C«roliiiJ ii»d Gr-orgii, will be received attbe Ptf-Ofu in CiuU/n, anul the firfl day of J—r*t rt. In Sootb*Ca«oi.i»a. 1. From $Uttp*rg to dark/—, once a week—The mail 10 leave Scatrlbure every Monday morning at nine o'clock, or fttftrr ■wife, <■ hair an boat after llie arrival of ibe northern mail; and arrin in CharieOon the next day at fo«r o'clock ta the iftrroooo. JUtmrme, to leave CHatleflon every Friday at three o'clock tntne lArmoM, Sfld arrive at Sweflwtg the next Sudiy, at viae in tie ■oniar. Fn> ■» Ctrritp* to Cttrgt-ittn, onee io two week»—Tlie MlukneChruoamffollin Tnefday, at five o'clock so the aftcnoOß forotheiwifc io one hoar afar the arrival of (be ■nil from Staufinrg) and arrive at Georgetown the next day, at Jam ra the ahrtdHt. Kdmng, to leave George-town the next nming at favo'tlock, and arrive at Chailefton the following day (Friday) at e£*f it* M>e «wn»n». 3. From CktrUjim to SmtmMti. once in t*o werks—The mill to leave Char lefton every other Friday, at nine o'clock in the morning, arrive at Savannah the neat Sunday, at leo o'clock nib forenoon. Btlrnnimg, to leave Savannah the fame day, at two o'clock iia the afternoon, M arrivt at Charleston the next TnrUay at Jtmr in ihe afternoon. /a Gioicm. 4. From Atgijlii" Wajhirgtm (In Wr!kf» eotmtj) thrnce round tv the Cteh Fa■ iof Ognhtc and Grm-gtr-S?tr» to At g¥» —once in two weeks. Tlie mail to leave AuguOa every o thrr Thurfdav, at four o'clock in the morning, arrrve at Wash ington the fame day, and complete the circuit on the th:rd day, grttin* back to Angofta bv fix o'clock in the evening of Saturday. 5. From Sardwui to Scn-tort Bridge and S** ; un. once in two wrtk*. The mail 10 leave Savannah every ottvr Fndav at one o'clock in the afternoon [or in on? hour after the arrival of the northern mair and arrive at Sonbury on the next day at noor. to leave Sortbury the next Monday at four o'clock in the morning, and arrive a: Savannah :he fame day, at fx in the afternoon. GENERAL POST-OFFICE, PhilADftLraiA, MARCH 30, 1794. PROPOSALS till be itceiTd at this Office until the firft day Jme aott,for carrfiog tbc Hiilt of the United Stales 00 the following post nwli: In N'o x t H-Cr. v oli ma, i' f i tu.oz.cen. i. From Htlifkx by ffmiagtmL, HtUptrrngk, aod Smltm to Sthf tmrj. Ikaadtolan Halifax every other Tbotfday at fair o'clock ia the noracag, deliver the mailt at all the from (brace to Satiibary at loch timet as flull be band mot be neicialla thefoblic ; and rctora with the mailt from all tbofe (a at to arrive at Halifax at fix o'clock in the eveaing of iha TorUay nest prccedmg the ThuHday when it it again to leave Halifax. 2- From Halifax, by B'untjril/e, Williamson and Baileys, to Ply mouth. The ma'l to leave Halifax every other Thursday ar toot o'clock in the morning, and arrive at Plymouth the next morning at eight o'clock ; leave Plymouth the fame day, and arrive it Halifax the day after, at fx in the evening. 3. From EdenUfr. bv // r tford, .\'ixoxtcn, Sawyer's Ferry, in Camden county, to ladiintou.it. in Currituck county- The mail to leave Edcntun every other Saturday at four o'clock in the morning, arrive at Indian-town that night, and re;urn to Edenton the next Monday at jtx in the evening. fn Vijcima. a. From Fredrnckfburr to Port Ro\j-\ Tappjt.jnnock, Vrbamc. thence acrof* the Rjppuaonnck to Northanbcrland Cvurt-Houfe. to Kinfale on Yeocomico, HjeJlaarfond Court- and Lced- Jlok*, to urg, one: d week. The mail to leave Tre derickiburg every Friday at five o'clock, in the morn!n;, ard making the tour above deferibed, return to Freder.ckfbargh cn the next Tburfday at nooi«. 5. From Alexandria to Wintkejler. once a week. The mail to leave Alexandria every Tburfday a: noop. and arrive at Winehef ter the next Saturdav, at five o'clock in the afternoon; 2nd re turning , to leave Winchefier every Mend av. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and reach Alexandria the next Wednesday, by Jiic in the afternoon. 6. From Wintfujler to Staunton, once a week. The mail to leave Wiocheftef every Mooday. at eleven o'clock :n the forenoon, and arrive atStafcntoo the next Wednesday by Jhe in the after noon ; and to leave Staonion every Ttiurfday at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, and arrive at Wine better the next Satur day bv five tit die afternoon. In Virginia, the Tekkitost Sooth tf ike Omo and Kehtuckiy. t. From Stnntmby Lexington, Tinca/Ue,, Men'gomery Court House, Wythe'Covrt Honfr, and Abir.gdon, to Hawkins Court Hcnfin tne Territory Sooth 0/ the R vcr OSio. once in two weeks. The nail to leave Staunton every other Thu»fday,at ten o'clock in tbe forenoon, an( j arrive at Hawkins Court House the next \VedneC (*.a- at five o'clock in tne afternoon ; and returning, to leave Haw- V ins Court House the next morning at five o'clock, and arrive a; Staunton the week following:, on Wednesday at noon. 8. Fmm Ei'xkins Court House to Dar.vilk in Kcntuckey, once in t-A-o weeks. The mail to leave Hawkins Court House every other Thursday, at fix o'clock in the morning, acd arrive at Danviile the next Tuesday at five o'clock in the afternoon ; and returning % ♦o Irate Danville ihe Friday following at f« o'clock in the morn ing, and arrive at Hawkins Court House the next Wednesday by noon. Note.—As the condition of tbe count/y between Hawkins Court House and Danville may render the regular carriage of the mail impracticable, the pcrfons who (ball offer to coniradt, will slate in their propofafs the times and manner in which they think the carriage of that mail most eligible and practicable, so that it be not oftener reran once in tzco vjtehfy nor }ess frequent than once in /wr wel/, aj'fer aifoch a degree of regularity is attainable aid fta»e tbe terms on which they will so carry it : or, if they th ok it practicable, to carry this mail regulaiiy once in two ■weeks Cooing and returning) or once in four weeks ; they will diftinfiiy Aalc the terrof on which they will carry it for one pe riod and for the ejther. In the Slate Delawap.i ar.dVi *ci kia. f) Fro-n W-.ln rgin by Stwcoftle, (artaril's Bridge and Duck- Creek t- Dr.tr, once a wi-ek. Ihe mail io leave Wilmington every Monday at three o'clock in the afternoon, and air *e at Do- Ter ~i Ttiefday by Jive in the afternoon— retiming, to leaTe Dover on Wednefdav by f.r: o'clock in the rwrmii;, and ariiveat Wil mington by fix in the evening, or bv nive o'clock on Thurfdav morning. From Dover to the L*fier* Skore of Virginia sn d Nvrfcii, cure in two weeks. The mad 10 leave Dover every o. ther M a: five o'clock ' n the morning, pass Dag/bctcuj/i, Stctv-KV. and Arxomac Court Houft, ana arrive at Kjitkamiton Comt HrivJ'e the following Saturday by five o'clock in the alter, noon, proceed across the ferrv to Noifolk the nr*t day, and r r l tern to Northampton Coort Hotife the followng Tuefdav, bv five o'clock in the afternoon ; leave Northampton Couit Motile on -doefdav at five o'clock in the morning, and atrive at Dover the rrxt Saturday bv f<"e in the evening. %-f J IV ' rr < ,r '' offering propolis for carr\ ing mail, w il] be plcafed to date the termj on which thev will carry it on-r in every xneek. /> UAITL4» tc. From Lef;--n (on the £aAcro "o - sad t-;^f bv is Jnry, to Smnc HiU,once a wrtit. The mail 10 leave EaJUo on Wtdscidiy, at eleven o'clock in :3e f*>fenooo, and amvelhe next day at Ii !I by tus ic iH; z'ui-ixm. P.cti'r --, lo leave Snow Hii! oo Fit Jay n-.or:i:c* at z, and arrive at Latbn on Saturdav i>v boo.;. XI. From **' 'lo lifter J&n- ! ' armgk* PipMaxoa, Port To btcco, Ai.'-'s Frepii Kcufyrrty Cfaptu*, and Leona* dtcu.r., orKea werk. The rr.au to leave Anoapottson Tuefcay, at fix o'clock sn the morr.in?, reach Pifcatawa that evening,and arrive at Leonard town 00 Wednesday evening, or by n»ne o'clock on Tharlday morning. Retmrmng, to leave Lecrard-towo on Thursday, at tkrez in the aftrmoon, and arrive at Annapolis 00 Saiuraay, at Jrce\n the afternoon. 19. From Ba/t mtrehv FreJ'iyck-tozm *n&SkarpfexTg,to Hater's tsrcn% and thence to Chamber once a week. Toe ma:l to leave Baltimore on Saturday, at three o'clock the afternoon, and arr-re at Cr2mberfbarg the next Monday byJcven in toe evening, or on Tu-fday by fcten in the morning. Returr.ins. to leave Chamberibtfg cn Wednesday morr.rng at five o'clock, acd ar rive a: Baltimore on Friday by four in tbe afternoon. Ju the States Ni w-J utiY^^.Viw-Voii. xj. From Philadelphia to Bifi.tr cm. once a week. The mail ro leave Philadelphia onThurfday by fix o'clock in the mora-.n*. and arrive at Bethlehem on Friday by nise in the morning. Return rug, to leave Bethlehem on Monday by fix in tbe morning, and arrive in Philadelphia by rize on Tuetday morning. 14. From Bethlehem to Reading, once a week. The mail to leave Bethlehem on Friday, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and arrive at Reading bv eight on Saturday morning. Returning, to leave Reading at nine o'cTock the fame morning, and arrive at Bethlehem by /even in the evening. 15. From Readrngby once a week. The mail to leave Read.ngcn Friday mornig bv fix o'clock, arrive at Carlisle the next day by fiven in tbe evening. Returzirg, to leave Carlisle on Monday morning at fix o'clock, and arrive at Harrif bor| by noon ; leave Ham (bar g the next Wednefdav bv fix o'clock in the morning, and arrive at Reading by Jix on Thursday even 1 nr. 16. From BetkJekem by Eiflcn snd Sujfex Ccirt Hcifc. to Go/ken, once a week. The ma:l to leave Bethkbcm every Friday at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and arrive at GoOitn by nine o'clock the next Monday roornine. Returning, to leave Golfcen the follow ing Wednefdav at fix o'clock in the morning, and arnve at Beth lehem by nine o'clock the next Fridav morning. 17. From Gtflun by Ward's Bridge and Kingjlwm to Rhineieck, once a*r* k. The mail to leave Go (hen on Wednesday morning, at fix o'clock, and arrive at Rhinebeck on Thqrfday forenoon by eleien. Returning, leave Rhinebeck the fame day by noon, and arrive at Gcfhen on Friday evening bv Jix. 18. From E\zaieth-lazvn or A'euari to 'forris-toan and SnJJex Crurt Keufe. once a week. The mail to leave Elizabeth-town or Newark on Wednefdav at noon, and arrive at Suflex Court House on Thvrfday by two o'clock in the afternoon. Returning, to leave SuTex Court on the ftme day at three in the afternoon, and arrive at Elizabeth-town or Newark, on Fr.dar, by fx in the eveninf. 19. From Woodbridge to Ambry, on Tuesday, ThurMay, and Saturday, or every day tn the week, Sunday excepted. The per fom disposed to contraQ for tbe carriage of this mail, to state the different terms on which they will thus carry it, three or Jix times a well. The hours of arrival and departure to correspond with the arrivals of th: - mail from Philadelphia at Woodbridge. 20. From Philadelphia, bv Seuen to Bridgelonil, once a week.— The roail to leave Philadelphia every Thursday at three o'clock in the afternoon, and arrive at Bridgetown on Saturday by Jeven in tie morning. Returning, to leave Bridgetown on Monday by four in »he afternoon, and arrive at Philadelphia on Wednesday by eght in the moroing. Im ike SlMiti tf Kiv-ToiiaA'tiitocT. «i. From Albany by SdunaSdfy to Cenmajorturrie, ooce a week. The mail to leave Albany every Thorlday at fix o'clock in tbe morn:ng, and arrive at Camujorharrie on Friday by tern in the forenoon ; leave Connajorharric the fame day at one in the after noon, and return to Albany the next day by five io the afternoon. 22 Frcm A!btm (by 7V«rand Lnifmgbmrg) to Bmitigton, Mat. chjler and Kutttni, once a week. The mail to leave Albafiy every Thai fday at si* o'clock in the morning, and arrive at Benmngtori the fame day at four is tbe afternoon; to leave Bennington on Sa tordav at fx in the morning, and proceed to Marichefter and Rut- I'nd : get back to Bennington the next Tnefday, and arrive at Albany by Wednesday noon. 23. From Rullari to BarKngln on Lake Champlain, onee in two weeks. Tbe mail to leave Rutland on every other Monday at fix o'clock in tbe tnoroiog, and arrive at Borliogaon oo Tuct day at noon: leave Burlington oo Wednesday at fx in the morn ing, and arrive at Rutland the next day by noon. , £3" Tte perfcro who. offer propobls fm the carriage of this mail, will be pica fed to state tbe terms on which they will carry it ffw; a ami. On Coknscticut River 24. From Springfield in Massachusetts, by XortLampto* to Brat tU'.vovgh in Vermont, once a week. The mail to ieave Spring field every Monday at one o'clo-k in the afternoon, and arrive at Braitleborough the next day at f.ve in tbe afternoon : Jeave Brat tleborough the next Saturday at noon,and arrive a: Springfield the next Monday by nine in the morning. 25- From by Chart' and TTitAJar, to Hinorer in New-Hampfnire, once a week.. The mail to ie.ve Brattiebo rou.h every Wednesday at five o'clock in the morning, and reach V.'indfor by five in the afternoon: leave it on Tharfday at one o'clock in the afternoon, and reach Hanover at fee : leave Hanc ver at fire o'clock on Friday mornine, and arrive at Brattlroo roufh hv eleven o'clock nn Saturday forenoon. 2* From Springjitli in Ma:Tichufett». bv SfdcktriJgr'o Ririrr. hook in the State ot New-York, once a week. The mail »o leave Springfield every Monday at noon, arrive at Stockbridge the next day bv noon, and at Kinderhook ou Wednefdav by noon : 10 !«ave Kinder nook on Thurfdav at noon, and return to Springfield by the next Monday at nine in the rooming. 27. From Hem-York to Hi'tfiri in the state of Connecticut, through White Plains, North-Castle, Salem, Poundndge, Ridgt field. DtuAmty, Newtown, New-Milford, Utchjuli, Harrington and raririr.ston, once a week. The mail to leave New. York on Thurfdav at lour o'clock in the afternoon, and arrive at Hartford by eight o'clock in the morning of the next Monday. Rctwving, to leave Hartford the fame Monday at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and arrive a: New-York by eight o'clock in the morning of the next Thurfdav. %* As it is fuppofrd that the pafiTng of ihe mail through fnme other towns, or part of this nppet route, from New-York to Hartford, mav be more er'enfivclv irfeful, ihe persons inclined to comraft for the carnage of it, will beplrafed to make two dift'ncl proDofals; one for the route above described ; the other with ftieh deviations as thev think will be mod ufelul to the inhabi tants ; bot in both cases to pass through Danhry and LitciifriJ. /» Massachoiittj aid Rhodi-Islam) 28. From Saltl to Gbucejler, twice a week. The mail to leave G'oucefter every Monday and Thursday morning at fix o'clock, and arrive at Salens by nine. Returning.' to leave Sttem every Wednesday and Saturday by two in the afternoon, and arrive at Glouceßer the fame day by Jive C-? It a runs oftener, or on any other dav*. be tween Sairrn and Gloncefter, any persons difoofed 10 contratt for tfre carriage of the mail, may conform their proposals to the ufua al days and hoursof the departure and ariiva! of the stage-waggon. 428 *9- fmiMstoMMibA.. (a *lu iMe Hi»j the Bw» w wtri they «iB any » f-4- » --rrir. dm trMtt nqtrkfUtietry '» Ac week, Saaday csorpa^; ih tworfdniiftaiwiwl f miiihnaii ■ftfcinMrfitf MicUatt Bfjimt and Vm. JO. Frop Strata every week, ctpied; boots of 4t|ailve aid lrmal to amfotm to Ue bemrs of the departare aad arrival of the ftage-waggna daily paftgg bavcca thole two pbcrt. 31. Jrom by to tmcr a week. IV mil 10 leave Boftoa on IWMsf by (m o'clotk m the mara sag, nxi tuitt at Bardbbk by live o'clock va the attrition on Friday. Ritmr*i*g y to leave BarnftaMe oa Monday by (am o'clock in the morn big, aad arrive at Boftoa oa Tucttay by Jie ia the afternoon. 32. F'om to Tiar/e*, one? a week. The mi !to Irjvp Bo.ion cn Tharfdav by fix o'clock in tbe marr az, and arrive at Taunton by two o'clock, in toe anern>on. ReUrtiag, 10 ]ea*e Ta joion on Tuefdav by 5* o'clock in the moi r lie, arnve at Boflon by fcur n the afternoon. 33- From Tsnntov* throng*. Wtrm and Brijo l , to A'mierf once a week. The ma-1 to leave Tzontoa on Thu.iday at tarce o'clock in the afternoon, and arrve at Newport on Fiiday bv noon. RrfirtiMg, to leave Newport on Moodzy by eight o'clock in the mornin?, and arrive at Tauaftoa by Jhe in the iftenoon. 34. From Taunt cn to Xroc-Zeajcri, once a week. The mail to leave TauiKon on Thursday at iGree o'clock in the afternoon, atd a-riveat New-Bed ford on Friday by noon. Returning to leave New-Bedfo'd on Mo»*iay oy nine o'clock in toe coii/ag. loj arrive at Taunton by f.zz in the aftemooo. 3j- Persons offering propoliU for uityia; (lie three U Bails (So. 3a, 33, 34,) will be pteafed 10 fat ihciaww which thrj %riil carrv the mail from throajb Tamxtn id Ktmfmt, jod the mail jtrov fajiwm ihroogfa to fid bldlo Boftaa at the timet abuitmimweJ. 36. From 10 Wtrc'.fitT, «nce a week. Ilenfm leave Pmijcwie on Wedoetday by fix o'clock w the aarang, •ad arrive at Worcefler by ftx in the crating. Hdwnatg,u love WorcciVr on Monday by fix in the morning, and arrive ait Ko vidence by Jut in the evening. In Niv-Rtimtti. 37. From Pcrtfacmtk by Lxeter to Coweerd. onee a week. The mail to leave Portsmouth every Monday morning at fix o'clock* arrive at Exetrr by nine; proceed to Concord, and return to Ports mouth bv Jire o'clock the oext Wrdnefday afternoon. The persons offering to eon?ra& for this road, are deGred also to (late the terms on which they will carry the mail from Exeter to Concord and back, once a week ; lea*:::* Exner every Monday at ten o'clock in the mornin?, reaching Concord then;xt day b\ noon, and re:urniag to Exeter on Wednesday by /» in the afternoon. 38. From Cor.rvd .'by »od O'JcrtT to iforrrrr, owe ia twoo weeks. The mail to ieave Concord every other Wrdnefday by fix o'clock in the morning, and arrive at Hanover the nex! day by five in the afternoon : to leave HanoveT on Friday at fix o'clock in the morning, and returning by the *«ra?t*id, arrive at Concord on Saturday bv fire in the afternoon. 39. For carrying th» mail from Omttri to Hnmer, by the route above deferibed, once in every week. 4C. For carrying the fame mail ffrom Concnrd to Hanover)bv the new road, both going and retarmg, once 10 every week, and on«-e in two weeks. f | # The terms for carrying the mail bctwtru Ontord and K»- nover, io the four different ways here mentioned t to be diftiadly ftatrd. As some of tnefe mails mar be conveniently cztncA in stage-waggons, persons inclined tocontreA will be pleafcd to state tbe terms on which they will so carnr any of them, as well as the terms on wh?ch thry will carry them on horseback. Note 1. If hereafter if should appear that any other times for the arrival and departure of tbe ma-ls woold be more convenient and nfeful than those above proposed, alterations may accordingly be made. 2. For every hoar's delav in arriving after the times prrfenbed in any contra&, the contractor to forfeit one dollar; and for the non-performance of a trip, double the sura which the vaioe ps one trip fliall bear to tbe value of the whole number of trip to be performed. 3. The contrafls to continue in force until the firft day cf June, 1794. TIMOTHY PICKERING, Pcf^afier.Gtrtrsl Publilbed this day, and to be fold by ROBERT CAMPBELL, . Book feller. No. 54, Second-street, South—and by all the priscipal Booksellers in Philadelphia-* Price fths of a Dollar, IFROCEEDINGS im thi HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES op the United States of AMERICA, Refpefting the CONTESTED ELECTION For the Eaftem Diftrid of the State of GEORGIA. CONTAINING the petition of General Jms 7«l/«,i|rami1 the election of General Anltosi Wayne, and the proceedings relative to the Resolutions direfiin* ihe mode of conducting the Trial; with a (ketch of the debate? from the commencement to the end of the business ; including the speeches of the panics, a (ketch of Mr. Lewis's defence, council for Geoeial \V ay»e, an the conc'uuing speech of General Jackfoa. for which he rccetv the applause of the auditors: also, the lubfequent proceedingsof the House refpefting his right to a feat afier tbe cLfiiou ot ihz fc-- ting member had been declared illegal. Together with a SUPPLEMENT. - r r Containing a summary of the pioceedings of the Let aioreo. Goorgia, relative to the Impeachment o? Judge Of " n frcm the papers sent under the seal of the State, and procaced m by Mr. Baldwin, which were reacted. ADVERTISEMENT. BY VIRTUE of an order from John Hoi'-ss, E 3 *-* 3 . Weat: erby and Benjamin Holmes, Efqrs. the Couftoi Common Picas tor the Coun:> of Salem, c-r us to make Sale ol lo much of the Lands ol Ben jam i > C R \ in the Township of Mamogton, in the Couotv of Salem a»orcia»o, as will defray the expences attending the diviion or pat.- , Lands held in common between Abraham Hewl i: s c *° Q ' aforeflid Beuj»!nto Cripps, agreeab v to an aCt of . •. ' c - In purfaance of the above order, w .11 be Sold by ?*>-•• c N ena "" a trad or piece of Land {or as much thereof as *'-i- "Jjj, . ' above expences) being part of the above, u'.uate aod fcojn e^* Lands of fob Shreeve, the aforefaid Abraham ' others, on seventh day 26th of May next, i;Q-- At tbe ° u of Henry Sparks, Inn-keeper in Salem afo*-*faid by WILLIAM GOODWIN',) JOHN" WI STAR rr.a £ Comrr-.uoner THOMAS CLEMENT, ) 2otk April, 1792 TREASURY DEPARTMENT, M**c« - XTOTtCtTiiTiciVu^'given, That the in-erect for the g^ rl ';' f\ endicsthi.dn-.anthe FUNDED bEßtoHkLn:trfSu"; Ibiidin? ..n the books of the Treasury, and of the Cotntn 'Ijoiirr ■• sot (h!< S-ate, will be paid a;the Bank of the Lmted .J ; Pr WANTED. Ihe Fir ft Volume of the Gaiitjs or >- United Statis—for vnsch Si x Dollars v. » cP e the tIJITOK. 4*.cp.
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