The annexed is a Draught of a part of Delaware County Pennsylvania, through which it is proposed to establish an additional Post Rout. The U.S. mail is at present carried twice a week on horse back, on the Westchester Road, from Philadelphia to the [President?], in Edgemont Township in Delaware county a distance of 15 miles and supplies 4 offices and returns the same day, by the same Rout. It is Respectfully suggested to establish a new return Rout, as laid down, in Red Ink, on the annexed Draught viz. From the President to Howelville 3 miles; from thence to the Rose Tree in Upper Providence Township 5 miles, at which place is a store, Tavern and small village; thence to Springfield meeting House, 3 miles, where there is a store in Harper Township, a Tavern and small village; thence to Lobb’s store and Kellysville a large village, and within one mile of 8 factories, a distance of 3 miles, in the Township of Upper Darby. There is at present no Post Office, in Upper Providence, Marple nor Upper Darby, and none nearer than between two and three miles of either of the proposed new offices, thence by the Delaware County Turnpike 6 miles to Philada The whole distance of return rout 20 miles; the road good and Bridges where ever it cross lays streams.