To the honorable the Congress of thees united states
understanding that there is a petetion in circolation for the Discontin^in^g of Part of Rout No 1676 from [Pariss?] to Deer Creek and to the Establish a rout from mercer to Shugar Creek we your Petetioners Pray you will not make such alteration but will continue Rout no 1676 to Shugar Creek and Esstablish a rout from mercer [apast sawnigers?] to sandy Lake We your Petettioners Do Pray &c
Names | Names |
Isaac Perrine Contractor | J M Perrine P. M. |
Enoch Perrine Jr | John P. Vath P. M, |
John Perrine. | A. Montgomery P. M. |
Wm S Bailey | Wm. [R?]. Cooper P M |
A. T. Brown | |
Homer Baily | |
Wm Brown | |
George W Hooker | |
Caleb Kirk | |
C. H. [Walker?] | |
Albert Egbert | |
William Mears | |
Daniel Hills | |
[Hazard?] Farrow |
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citizens of Mercer Co Pennsylvania
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Remonstrance and petition relative to mail route from Mercer to Sandy Lake
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April 27 1848 Referred to the Committee on the Post Office & Post Roads.
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Refer to Com. on Post office & Post roads
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First Ast [PmG?]
It is a [region?] destitute of a mail route [direct?] from Mercer to Sandy Lake. Beyond there is a mail route now from Sandy Lake to Sugar
Creek.
S R HobbieFirst Ast [PmG?]
Handwritten Document Signed, 2 page(s), RG 233, Entry 367: Records of the U.S. House of Representatives, Thirtieth Congress, 1847-1849, Records of Legislative Proceedings, Petitions and Memorials, Resolutions of State Legislatures, and Related Documents Which Were Referred to Committees, 1847-1849, NAB,