DAILY EVENING ADVERTISER.
[No. 59 of Vol. VI
M A I L S of
ae United States.
PROPOSALS
Far carryirvg the mails of the United States
co following pod-roads,will be receiv
ed at the Genera', Poll-Office until
the last dby of August next
incluiivcly.
In the of Maine.
Mam post-road.
1. From Portfmouih in N^w.Hampfliire % by
York, Wells and liiddeford, to Portland in
Maine.
The mail to leaVe Portsmouth Tfoef
day and Friday, at one o* clock in the after
noon, and arrive at Portland on Wednesday
and Saiurday, by fix in the evening.
— to leave Portland every Monday
and Thursday, ot fix o r clock in the morning,
arid arrive at >tVi on Tuesday and Fri
day, bv ten in the forenoon.
2. Fiom Poruand, by North Yarmouth,
Bi Bath, Wiftfaffet, Newcastle,
b lebormjgh, Bristol. Waldoborongh, Warren,
and Camden, to Ducktrap.
The mail to leave Portland every Monday ;
morning, at fix o'clock, arrive a-: Wifclffet
on Tuesday, at and at Duck'.rap on j
ing, To leave D-irktVap ori ThundaV, at :rv-n
o 'clock in ihe morning, and arrive at Port
land t:>c n-xt Saturday, by fix in the evening.
3. Ffom Penobfcot, by Frankfort and Bel-'
t'aft, to Ducktrao
The mz»l ro leave Penobfcot every Wed
nesday, at seven o' clock in the morn ng,
arrive at Ducktrap by .five in the evening —
to leave Ducktrap on Thursday,
at seven o* clock in the morning, and at rive at „
Penobfcot bv five in the evening.
4. From Penobfcot, by Biuejull, Trenton,
Sullivan, Goldlbourough Machias, to
Paffamaquoddy.
The mail to leave Penobfcot eveiy other Fri
day, at fix o* clock in the morning, and at
five at PalTamoquoddy thq next Tuesday bv
no on. Returning, to leave Patfamaquoddy
on Wednesday by noon, and arrive at Penob-'
scot the next Saturday, by fix in the evening.
Cross Roads in Maine.
5. From Pottland, by New Gloucester,
Greene, Monmouth, WinthrOp and Hallo
wtll-court house, to Pittfton on Ihe river
Kennebeck.
The mail to leave Portland every Monday,
at fix o * clock fn the morning, and arrive at
on Tuesday evening by "fix. Retum
ingy to leaderPiitfton on Wednesday morn->
at fix o' clock, -*■ - — OT " roiitand on
evbr.far bv fix.
m Xew-Hampfhire and MafTachufetts.
6. From Boston, by Salem, Ipswich and
New >ury port, to Portsmouth—On the main
' poll .-nad.
Fo fix months, from May ift to Novem
ber ift thermal' to leave Boflon every Friday,;
Monday and Wednesday, at five o* clock in.
the morning, &c arrive at f'oufmouth the fame
days by fix in Returning^to leave
Porifmouth every Saturday, Tuesday and
Thursday, at five o' clock in tbe morning,,
and arrive at Boflon tke fame days, by fix
in the evening.
During the other fix months of the year ?
•he mail to leave Boflon every Saturday,
Tuesday and Thursday, at fix o' clock in
morning, and arrive at Portsmouth the 'amc
days, by seven in the evening.—'Returning.
to leav Porthnouth everv Monday, Wedoef
day and Friday, at fix o* clock in the morn
ing, and arrive at Boston the fame divs, by
iix in the evening.
7. From Boston, by Andover and Haver
hill in MafTachufetts, to Chester and Concord
New Hampfhife.
The mail to leave Boston every Wednesday.
at nine o' cloek in the morning, and arrive
at Concord on Tnurfday, by fix in the even
ing. Returning, to leave Concord on Friday,
at fix o* clock in the morning, and arrive ax
Boston the next Monday,--by five in the even
8. From Boston by Concord andLancafter,
or by Concord and Hampfnire, MafTachufetts,
to Keen, Walpole and Charleftown in New
Hamofhire.
The mail to leave Boston every Thursday,
at nine o'clock in the morning, and arrive at
Charleftown the next Saturday evening by fix
Returning, to leave Chaileftown the nex
Monday morning, by fix o'clock, and arrive
at Boston en Wednesday, by five in theeveu
ing.
Note. It being yet undecided which of
the two routes, above mentioned, from Bos
ton to Ke«n, will be the post road, it is de
sired that proposals for carrying the mail on
each of them, may be offered. The infor
mation expe&ed concerning them, before t||e
day for the coniraft, will, determine
which (hall be chosen.
In New Hampshire.
9. From Portsmouth by Exeter, Chester,
and Amherft to Keen.
Tne mail to leave Portsmouth every Wed
rtefdsy, at eight o'clock in the morning, and
air:v.; Xeen the next Friday evening, by fix
* —Returning, to leave Keen on Satur
• ' ing, at eight o' clock, and arrive at
th the next Tuesday evening by fix. .
I - om Concord, by Plymouth, to Ha
•crhill. 77
Ihe mail to leave Concord every Saturday, j
kv ' o'clock in the morning, and arrive at
«» v er!nJl the next Tuesday, by ten in the
■renoon. Returning, to leave Haverhill at
in the afternoon, and arrive at Concord
1 c next Thursday, by five in the evening,
i*- From Exeter to Hampton Falls. {
On the fame days on wkich the mail from
0 ton arrives at Hampton Falls, and as soon i
fh 'Vf rr ' vc, »'• to be cairied to Exeter : and j
uie txeter mail is to be carried to Hampton ]
» every inorning on which the fouihern ;
Pj-rv
mail leaves Portsmouth, and in time to go
with it to Boston.
In MafTachufeu*, Vermont aud New-Ham p
* 1 'i. from Sprfogfieiri, by Northampton,
Brattlcborough, Westminster,
Charleston and Windsor, to Hanovef.
The mail to leave Springfield every Tuesday
s and Friday, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon
arrive at Charleftown on Wednesday and Sa
turday in the evening, and at Hanover on
Thurldav and Monday by noon.— Returning
to leave Hanover every Tuesday and Friday
at eleven o* clock in the forenoon, arrive at
Charleftown in the evening, and at Sprin-
Jield the next Thursday nnd Monday at noon.
Nqte. If the stage waggons set up on this
1 road, should ply but once a week, then the
mail is to be carried only once a week ; and
on the day which shall correspond with the
regular pafTage of those waggon*.
ig. From Hanover to Haverhill and New
bury. The mail to leave Hanover every Tues
day, at fix o» clock in the morning, and arrive
at Newbury by fix in the evening. Returning, 1
to leave Newbury every Thu r sday, at fix o'-
clock in the morning, and arrive at Hanover
1 I v fix in the evening.
In New York, Conneftirut and MafTachufetts
On the main poft-io a d.
14. From New York, by Stafford, Nor.
walk, Fait field, Stratford, New Haven, Mid
dletown, Hartford, Springfield Brookfield
and Worcrfter to Boston.
For-fiA ......i»», fiuiii May ift to Novem
ber iftthe mail - TO leave New" Ycxk -rveiy
Monday, Wednesday a«d Friday, at one o'
cfock in the afternoon, and arrive at Hartford
on Tuefdayr Thursday and' Saturday, by nine'
o' clock in the evening : leave Hartford on
Wednesday, Friday and Monday, at three o'
clock in the morning, and arrive at Boston on
Thursday, Saturday and Tuesday by noon.—
Returning, to leave Boston every Friday, Mon-
and Wednesday at noon, and arrive at
Hartford on Saturday, Tuesday and Thursday
by nine to the evening : leave Hartford on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at three o'
clock in rhemorning, and arrive at New York
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdav, by ten'
in the forenoon-
During tbe other fix months of the year,
the mail to leave New York, every Monday,
Wednesday and at one o' clock in
the afternoon, arrive at Hartford on Wednes
day, Fiiday and Monday, by eleven in the
forenoon—leave Hartford at noon, and arrive
at Boston on Friday, Monday and Wednes
day by ten o* clock in tfie forenoon. Return-
to leave Boston every Friday, Monday
and Wednesday, at oneo' clock in the after
noon, arrive at Ha'tford on Mond ay, Wed- I
nefday and Friday, by eleven o'clock in the
Ha>'T"orO at nOoi), and arrive
at New York on Wednesday, Friday and
Monday, by ten in the forenoon.
Cross Roads.
In MafTachufrtti.
Ij. From Glouccfter to Salem and Boston.
From ihe middle of April lo the middle of
October, the mail to leave Gloucester every
Tuesday and Friday, ai seven o'clock in the
morning, and arrive at Boston by five in the
it ernoon :—From the middle of OSober to
ihe middle of April, to leave Gloucester and
arrive at Boston on ihe fame days, but one
hour later. Returning, to leave Boston every
Wednesday and Saiurday, at nine o'clock
in the morning, and arrive at Gloucester by
seven in the evening.
Note. Should this mail be carried in the
l»ge r aggpn plying between Gloucester and
i3cftou. jnd if from ihe middle of December
to i » r?iddlcof April, or in any part of that
time, this waggon {hould niake but one trip
m a week, the carriage ot the mail may con
form with the travelling of the waggon.
16. From Salem to Marblehead.
From May ift to November ift the mail to
leave Salem every Friday , Monday and Wed
nesday; as earfy as the fouihern mails which
lhall have arrived there from Boston can be
obtained, and be delivered at the poft-office
at Marblehead in at least one hour and a half
afterwards ; and waiting there three hours,
unless sooner discharged by the postmaster,
ihe mail is to return to Salem the fame days.
From November id to May ift, the mail is
10 goto and return from Marblehead, every
Saturday, Tuesday and Thursday, in the man.
ner above mentioned.
'7- From Salem to Boston—every, day on
which the stage usually plying between those
places shall pass from enr to the other, and at
(uch hours as shall correspond with the regu
lar departure and arrival of the stage.
18. From Boston, by Quincy, the North
Parifti in Hingham, Plymouth and Sandwich
to Bainftable and Yarmouth.
The mail to leave Boston every Thursday
morning, at seven o' clock, and arrive at Yar
mouth on Friday evening by fix. Returning.
to leave Yarmouth on Saturday morning, atTd
Barnftable on Tuesday morning, arrive at
Sandwich by ten in the forenoon, and Ist Bof
ton'on Wednefda>, by five in the evening.
19. From Sandwich to Falmouth, and
thence to Holmes's Hole and Edgartown
on Martha's Vineyard.
The mail to leave Sandwich every Fri
day afternoon at 2 o'clock (or as soon as
the mail from Boflon can be obtained Jand i
arrive at Falmouth in the evening: leave
Falmouth the next morning, and arrive at ,
Edgartown by eleven in the forenoon.—
Returning, to leave Edgartown by one o'-
clock in the afternoon, arrive at Falmouth ;
in the evening, and at Sandwich the next
Tuesday by ten in the forenoon. •
20. From Boflon to Taunton and New- (
Bedford.
The mail to leave Boston every Thurf- i
day morning at eight o'clock, arrive at ,
Taunton in the evening, and at New Bed- <
ford on Friday evening, by five o'clock.'— i
Returning, to leave New Bedford every i
Monday morning at fight o'clock, arrive i
at Taunton in the evening, and at Boston <
on Tuesday evening by five o'clock.
Monday, July 28, 1794.
> Note. Should this be carried in a
stage waggon, then as often as the wag
- gon pasTes the mail is to be carried ; the
days and hours of arrival and depai-ture to
' correspond with those regularly fixed for
' the arrival and departure of the'ftage wag
. goo. In any proposals which may be made
I by the proprietors of stage waggons, they
will fiate the days and hours of their de
i parture and arrival in conformity with
r which they wll carry the mail.
?i. From New Bedford to Nantucket.
1 The mail to be carried between tliefo
two places as oftenas a regular packet boat
lhall ply between them ; and at least once
. a week : the days and hours of depart
ure from and arrival at New Bedford to
correspond, in a convenient manner, with
the arrival arid departure of other mails at.
• and from that place—wind and weather
permitting.
In MafTachufetts an <l Rhode Iftand.
; 22. From New Bedford to Newport 1
The mail to leave New Bedford every 1
Friday, at seven o'clock in the morning,
and arrive at Newport by five in the even
mg. Returning, to leave Newport every
■ Saturday, at seven o'clock In the morning
and arrive at New Bedford by five in the
evening.
' From Taunton to Providence.
The mail to leave Tauntoti every Friday
at fix o'clock in tlif .)»<! arriv'
at Providence'By ten : Leave Providence
the fame day at one o'clock in the after
noon and return to Taunton by fix in the
evening.
24. From Taunton by Dighton and So
merset to Warren.
The mall to leave Taunton every Thurs
day, at fix o'clock in the morning, and ar
rive at Warren by ten : Leave Warren at
one o'clock in the afternoen, and' return to
Taunton by fix.
In Rhode Ifiand.
*5- From Newport, by Bristol and
AA arren, to Providence.
The mail to leave Newport every Thurs
day, at 7 o'clock in the morning, and ar
rive" at Providence by five iu the eveninr.
Leave Providence on Friday morning, at
7 o'clock, and arrive at Newport by five
in the evening.
26. From Newport by East Greenwich
to Providence.
. The mail to leave Newport every Tues
day, at seven o'clock in the morning, and
arrive at Providence by fix in the evening:
Leave Providence on Wednesday at fix
o'clock in the morning, aud arrive' at New
port in the evening by fix.
In Rhode Island and Connecticut.
From by Westerly and
Stonington Point, to New Loudon.
The mail to leave Newport every Tues
day, at seven o'clock in the morning, and
arrive at ew London on \Vednefday, by
one in the afternoon : Leave New London
dn Thutfday, at seven o'clock in the morn
ing, and return to Newport on Friday by
one in the afternoon.
In MafTachufetts, Rhode Island and Con
necticut.
28. From Boston, by Providence, Nor
wich, New London, Saybrook and Guil
ford to New Haven.
The mail to leave Boston every Satur
day, Tuesday and Thursday, at five o'-
clock in the morning, arrive at Providence
the fame days, by five In the afternoon, at
New London on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, by fix in the evening,and at New-
Haven on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day, by fix in the evening. Returning, to
to leave New Haven every Wednesday,
Friday and Monday, at five o'clock in the
morning, arrive at New London the fame
days, by fix in the evening—at Providence
on Thursday, Saturday and Tuesday, by
fix in the evenings-and at Boston on Fri
day, Monday and Wednesday, by five in
the evening.
In MafTachufetts and ConnefHcut.
29. From Boston, by Dedham, Men
don and Pomfret, to Hartford.
The mail to leave Boston every Monday
at seven o'clock in the morning, and ar
rive at Hartford the next Wednesday, by
five in the evening: Leave Hartford on
Thursday, at seven o'clock in the morn
ing and return to Boston thejoext Saturday
by five in the evening.—Or the mail may
leave Hartford every Monday morning,
arrive at Boston on Wednesday evening—
Leave Boston on Thursday morning, and
return to Hartford on Saturday evening :
the hours of departure and arrival to be
the fame as before.
In MafTachufetts and New York.
30. From Brookfield, I>y Northamp- i
ton, Pittsfield and New Lebanon, to Al
bany. '
The mail to Isave Brookfield and Albany
every Wednesday, Friday and Monday, '
at nine o' clock in the morning, meet and
be exchanged, and return to Brookfield i
and Albany the next Friday, Monday aud I
Wednesday by fix in the evening. Thus <
a mail will be carried from one place to the I
other in three days travelling. ;
Notp. Should a stage waggon ply be- <
tween Brookfield and Albany but twice,
ontout once a week, the mail is to be carri
ed no oftener than the waggon runs. If i
no stage waggon should ply on this road,
then the mail is to be carried but once a i
week; and to leave Brookfield every. Mon- I
day moniicg at fix e' clock, and arrive at, i
1 Albany the next Wednelday by fix in the
- evening ; leave Albany on Thursday
: morning at fix o' clock, and return to
1 Brookfield the next Saturday, by fix in
- the evening.
11. From Springfield, by Stockbridge,
■ to Kinderhook.
r The mail to leave Springfield every
Wednesday morning, at fix o'clock, and
1 arrive at Kinderhook on Thursday evening
by fix: Leave Kinderhook on Friday
morning, at fix o'clock, and return to
. Springfield on Saturday evening by fix.
In New-York and Connecticut,
t 32. From New-York, by Whiteplains,
Northcaftle, Salem, Poundridge, Ridge
field, Danbury, Newtown, New Milford,
Litchfield, Harrington and Farmington,
to Hartford.
The mail to leave New-York every
Thursday at four o'clock in the afternoon,
and arrive at Hartford the next Monday,
by eight o'clock in the morning : Leave
Hartford the fame day, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, and return to New-York
the next Thursday, by eight o'clock in the
morning.
1 23- From Hartford, by New-Hartford,
Norfolk, Canaan, Sheffield in Mafiachu
fetts,and Hillfdale. to the city of Hudson.
j 'l ii" mail to leave Hartford every MOll
- at eight o'clock In int morning, and
arrive »» Hudson the next Wednefda;-, by
ten o*clock in ihe forenoon : Leave Hud
son the fame day, at one o'clock in the
afternoon, an 4 return to Hartford the next
Friday by five in the evening.
In ConneClicut.
34. From Hartford, by Windham and
Lebanon, to Norwich ; ,or from Hartford
by Windhaih to Norwich.
The mail to leave Hartford every
Thursday, at fix o'clock in the morning,
and arrive at Norwich by fix in the even
ing : —Leave Norwich every Wednesday,
at fix o'clock,in the morning, and arrive
at Hartford by fix n the evening: Or
this mail may leave Hartford on Wednes
day mcrnir.g—arrive at Norwich in the
evening—and return to HartfordonThurf
day: the hours of arrival and departure
to be the fame as before.
3J. From Hartford, by Mlddletown,
Chatham ana Colcbefter, to New London.
The mail to leave Hartford every Tues
day, at one o'clock in the afternoon, and
arrive at New London on Wednesday, by
seven in the evening:—Leave New Lon
don every Thursday, at eleven o'clock in
the forfnocn, and return to Hartford on
Friday, t>y seven in the evening.
In and Vermont.
36. From Albany, by Lanfingburg,
Bennington and Mai.chefter, to Rutland
in Vermont. ,
The mail to leave Albany every Thurf-.
day, at fix o'clock in the morning—arrive
at Bennington in the evening by seven—
leave Bennington on Friday, at one in the
afternoon—and arrive at Rutland on Sa
turday,'by eight in the evening.—Return- ,
ing, to leave Rutland-every Mondav morn- ]
ing, at fix o'clock, and arrive at Albany
the next Wednesday, by seven in the even- <
in g- ' . J
In Vermont.
37. From Rutland by Midaletury and ;
Vergennes, to Burlington on Lake Cham- 1
plain.
The mail to leave Rutland every other
Monday, at fix o'clock in the morning, (
and arrive atßurlington the next Wednef- ]
day by noon. Returning, to leave Bur- \
lington the next day, at eight o'clock in
the morning, and arrive at Rutland the
next Saturday, by fix in the evening. 1
Note. At fouie seasons of the year (
(and perhaps during the whole year) it .
may be neceflary to carry a mail weekly •
between Rutland and Burlington: Person's
disposed to contract for this mail will [
therefore "state the terms on which they (
will carry it, not only once in two weeks, c
as above, but <uitckiy through the year: ;
and at how much a trip, or by the month ;
should it be required to be carried weekly
only during some months of the year, j
Theft will probably be the Winter months.
38. From Rutland to Windsor.
The.mail to leave Rutland every Mon- r
day at fix o'clock in the morning, and ar- c
riue at WinofWr the next day, by eleven [
in the forenoon:—Leave Windsor at two ,
in the afternoon, and return to Rutland a
on Wednesday, by fix in the evening.
In - New-York.
39. From New-York, by Peekfkill, r
Fifhkill, Poughkeepfie, Rhinebeck, Red- S
hook, Clermont, Hudson and Kinderhook i
to Albany. (
The mail to leave New-York every ']
Monday and Thursday, at four o'clock in 0
the afternoon, arrive at Poughkeepfie on
Tuesday and Friday evening, and at Alba- d
ny on Wednesday and Saturday, by seven c
in the evening.—Returning, to leave Al- I
bany every Tuesday and Friday, at four
o'clock in the morning—arrive at Fough- S
keepfie the fame days in the evening—and u
at New-York tbe next Thursday and Sun
day, by eight in the morning. 1
40. From Lanfingburg to Albany. a
The contractor for this mail is to carry d
it to Albany every Saturday, and return ti
to Lanfingburg the fame day, or on Sun- si
day morning, with the fouthernmail which \
fl.ali have arrived at Albany on Saturday.
Or the Saturday's fotthera. mail may be
[Whole No. 589.]
e carried from Albany to Lanfingburg, as
y soon as it can be obtained, and a mail re
o turned from Lanfingburg to Albany by
n five o'clock every Monday evening.
4i* From Albany, by Schenectady,
> Johnlton, & Connojoharrie, to Whites
town.
The mail to leave Albany every Thurs
day, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, arrive
? at Connojoharrie on Friday,by one o'cloclt
">' in the afternoon, and at Whiteftown on
0 Saturday, by fix in the evening :• —Retum-
>»3> to leave Whiteftown every Monday,
at 9 o'clock in the morning, arrive at Con
' nojoharrieon Tuesday, by ic in the fore
noon, and at Albany on Wedhefday, by
' j in the evening.
9 Kote. Should a line of ftige waggons
run twice a week cn this poll road, cr any
part of it from Albany upwards, and the
» proprietors become ctmtra&ors, then the
> mail is to be carried twice a week, and at
times correiponding with the regular run
-1 ning of the stage rtag^ons.
42. From Connojoharrie, through Cher*
ry Valley, to the Court House in Coopers
town, in the county of Otfego.
1 The mail to leave Connojoharrie every
Friday, at a o'clock in the - :v —r 1 m)ri
arrive at tut Toll-Office in Cooperftown
?•> e»iuroay, by i in the afternoon—Leave
Cooperftown every Friday, by j o'clock in
the moaning, and arrive at Connojoharrie
by I in the afternoon.
43- From Whiteftown to Kanandalgua,
once in two weeks.
The mail to leave WhiteftoAvn every
other Monday, at 8 o'clock in the morn
ing* and arrive at Kanandaigua the next
Thursday, by 2 in the afternoon: Leave
Kanandaigua every other Thursday, at 8
o c lock in the morning and arrive at
W hiteftown the next Sunday evening by 5.
In New-Jersey and New-York.
44. From Golhen, by Wardibridge, and
Ringfton, to Rhinebeck.
The mail to leave Gofhen every Wed
nesday, by 6 o'clock in the morning, and
arrive at Rhinebeck on Thuriday by 10 in
the forenoon :—Leave Rhinebeck at noon,
and return to Goihen on Friday evening
by 6.
45- From the City of New-York, by
Jamaifca, Queen's County Court House,
Jericho, Huntingdon, Winnaeomac, Smith
town, Coram, Suffolk County Court-
House, Scuthampfon, and Bridgehampton,
to Sagg Harbor.
The mail to leave Nefr-York every
Monday morning, at 7 o'clock, and ar
rive at Sagg 1 iarbor {he next Wednesday,
by 5 in the evening :--Leave Sagg Harbor
on Thursday, at 7 o'clock in the morning,
and return to New-York the next Saturday
by 5 in the evening.—Or this mail 'may
leave New-York every Thursday morning
—arrive at Sagg Harbor the next Saturday
evening'—Leave Sagg Harbor the next
Monday morning, and return to New
York on Wednesday evening: the hours
of departure and arrival to be the fame as
before.
46. From Eafton, in Pennsylvania, to
Suilex Court House in New-Jerley, 2nd
thence to Gcflien in the state of New-York.
The mail to leave Eafton every Friday,
at one o'clock in thQ afternoon,and arrive at
Gcflien the next Sunday, by 6 in the even
ing, or on Monday by 9 in the morning:
—Leave Gclhen every -Tuesday, at one
o'clock in the afternoon, and return to
Eafton the next Friday, by 10 in the fore
noon.
In New-Jersey.
47- From Newark, or Elizabethtown,
by Morriftcwn and Rockawav, to Sussex
Court House ; and thence bv Hacketftown
and Morriftown, to Elizalethtown or
Newark.
The mail to leave Newark, or Eliza
bethtow n, every Wednesday morning, at
6 o'clock, arrive at Sussex' Court House
on Thursday by 11 in the forenoon—leave
it at 1 in the afternoon, and return, by
Hacketftown and Morriftown, to Eliza
bethtowa or Newark, by 7 o'clock on
Friday evening.
48. From Woodbridge to Amboy.
The mail to leave Woodbridge every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 6'
o'clock in the morning, and arrive at Am
ho\ in an hour I—Stayl—Stay there two hours,
unless foonor tiifcharged by the Postmaster,
and in an hour after wards leturn to Eliza
bethtown.
49. From Trenton, by Allentown, Mon
mouth Court House, Shrewlbury and
Spottfwood, to Brunfwick; and from '
Brunfwick by Somerset CoOrt Houfe,Ncw-
C-ermanton, Pittfion and Fiemington, to
Trenton ; making, by estimate, a circuit
of 154 miles.
The mail to leave Trenton every Mon
day. at 7 o'clock in the morning, go the,
circuit, and return to Trenton the next
Friday.
to. From Philadelphia, by Woodbury,
Swedeibo rough and Salem, to Bridgetown,
in Weft New-Jersey. . .
The mail to leave Philadelphia every
Tr.urfda'y, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
and ,-rrive at Bridgetown the next Satur
day, by 2 in the aittrncon:—Leave Bridge
town every Monday, at 10 o'clock in the
fore neon, and ire ve at Philadelphia 011
cdnefday, by 9 o'clock in the morning*
In Pejinfyl\ apia,
jr. From Philadelphia to Bethlehem
and Eafton.