ehem, 6-71
Bolivar, 8-79
Zoar, 3-82
Dover, 7-89
New Philadelphia, 4-93
New-Comers' Town, 22-115
Coshocton, 17-132
Irville, 26-158
Newark, 13-171
Hebron, 10-181
Licking Summit, 5-186
Lancaster Canaan, 11-197
Columbus, side cut, 18-215
Bloomfield, 8-223
Circleville, 9-232
Chillicothe, 23-255
Piketon, 25-280
Lucasville, 14-294
Portsmouth, (Ohio river,) 13-307

The most expeditious, pleasant and direct route for travellers to the
southern parts of Ohio and Indiana; to the Illinois river, as far north
as Peoria; to the Upper Mississippi, as Quincy, Rock Island, Galena and
Prairie du Chien; to Missouri; and to Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas,
Natches and New Orleans is one of the southern routes. There are, 1st,
from Philadelphia to Pittsburg by rail-roads and the Pennsylvania canal;
2nd, by Baltimore,--the Baltimore and Ohio rail-road,--and stages to
Wheeling; or, 3dly, for people living to the south of Washington, by
stage, via Charlottesville, Va., Staunton, the hot, warm, and white
sulphur springs, Lewisburg, Charlestown, to Guyandotte, from whence a
regular line of steamboats run 3 times a week to Cincinnati.
Intermediate routes from Washington city to Wheeling; or to Harper's
ferry, to Fredericksburg, and intersect the route through Virginia at
Charlottesville.

_From Philadelphia to Pittsburg, via rail-road
and canal._

Miles.
Columbia on the Susquehanna
river by
rail-road, daily, 81
By canal packets to
Bainbridge, 11-92
Middletown, 17-109
Harrisburg, 10-119
Juniata river, 15-134
Millerstown, 17-151
Mifflin, 17-168
Lewistown, 13-171
Waynesburg, 14-195
Hamiltonville, 11-206
Huntingdon, 7-213
Petersburg, 8-221
Alexandria, 23-244
Frankstown and
Hollidaysburgh, 3-247
From thence by