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208 MISCELLANEOUS. Sept 208 MISCELLANEOUS. Sept. JVl IPCELLANEOUS Secretary for signing land patents. KEEPERS OF ARCHIVES. Names; Where employed. Salary: St. Augustine, E. Florida. 500 00 Pensacola, West Florida.. 500 00 SECRETARY FOR SIGNING LAND; PATENTS. Abraham Van Buren.....,. • Washington , ...... 1500 00 1837. EXECUTIVE. *1 POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Officers, clerks, cf-c., employed in the Post Office Department, with the annual compensation of eacK. Names and Offices. Where Employed. Where Born. Compen­ sation- Dol.cts. POSTMASTER GENERAL. Amos Kendall .. Washington. Mass 6000 00 ASSISTANT POSTMA'STERS GENERAL. S'. R.Hobbie .do. New York .-2500 00 Robert Johnston. .do. Penn . 7 ...250 0 00 Daniel Coleman. .do. N. Carolina. 2500 00 CHIEF CLERK. John Marron -dot Ireland 2000 00 PRINCIPAL CLERKS. William H. Dundas. • do, Virginia. 1600 00 E. L.Childs • do. Mass.... 1600 00 Joseph Perry -do. ..do... 1600 00 TOPOGRAPHER. Henry A. Burr.. .'do. Connecticut 1600 00 CLERKS. Thomas B. Addison ....do.. Maryland.. 1400 00 William I. Cowan. ....do.. N. Carolina 1400 00 Armin Bolles ....do., Conn'...... 1400 00 Frederick L. Grammer. — do., Maryland., 1400 00 A. N. Zevely ....do. N.Carolina. 1400 00 Samuel Kendall, Jr .,..do. Mass 1400 00 Thomas B. Reily ....do. Dist. Col. 1400 00 David Smith ....do. N. Hamp .. 1400 00 Cranstown Laurie. .-..do. Dist. Col....14,0 0 00 Alexander Dimitry ....do. Louisiana.. 1400 00 John Smith ....do. Maryland.. 1400 00 Nicholas Halter do. Switzerland 1400 00 Robert A. Lacey ; ...- do. Virginia... 1200 00 Allan Macrae ....do. do 1200 00 John Barcroft... /...do. Ireland .... 1200 00 *1 2* EXECUTIVE. Sept. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT— Clerks—Messengers, fc. Names and Offices. Where Employed. Where Born. ComPen- - sation. Dol. cts. Joseph.H. Wheat Washington. Maryland. 1200 00 John Hunter .......do.... Virginia.. 1200 00 Matthias Ross........ .do.... N. Jersey . 1200 00 James Gooch........ do...'. Mass.' 1200 00 James H. Marr...... -do. Maryland. 1200 00 James Lawrensou...: .do. England.. 1200 00 Jesse E. Dow .do. Connecticut 1200 00 N. C. Towle .do. N. Hamp . 1200 00 George A. Bohrer -do. Dist. Col.. 1200 00 .do. Josiah Dent ...... Maryland'. 1200 00 -do. Robert K. Scott. Penn 1200 00 .'do. John Ferguson—-. Ohio 1200 00 .do. James Caden ... Ireland ... 1200 00" • do. W. D.Addison...,,.. Maryland. 1200 00 .do. William Tanner. Kentucky. 1200 00 .do. Alexander Kyle...\. Ireland .... 1200 00^ .do. Drake Hobbie....... Connecticut 1000 00 <do. Henry Johnson Maryland.. 1000,00 -do. James Owner, Jr Penn . ... 1000 00 -do. v George M. Kendall... Mass . .1,...100 0 00 .do. J. T/Edelen Maryland.. 1000 00 .do. D. D. T. Leech • do. New York. 1000 00 Chester A. Colt .do. Penn...... 1000 00 Thomas J. Williams. .do. Dist. Col...100 0 00 E. B. Sullivan. Penn 1000 00 MESSENGER. Patrick Sweney • do. Maryland. *900 00 ASSISTANT MESSENGERS. Joshua Piles .do. ..do,... *420 00 Nathaniel Herbert. .do. Dist. Col... *420 00 Richard Burnett.. .do. Maryland. 420 00 WATCHMEN. James Dodds • do. England 300 00 Benjamin F. Duvall. • do.. Maryland.. 300 00 LABORER. Jeremiah Hutchinson... .do. Dist. Col... 240 00 ' Including additional per centage, authorized by appropriation act March. 1837. EXECUTIVE. *3 POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT — Maine. Names and Offices. Where Employed. Where Born. Compen­ sation. Dol.cts. SPECIAL AGENTS. N. W. Section..Pen n 1600 00 John A. Webber. N. E.. -do.... 1600 00 Southern do....Maryland. 1600 00 John S. Loughborough... Kentucky.. 1600 00 S. W: do MAINE. Post Offices. Postniasters. Abbot J. P.Moore ..,......,/ Acton J. Brackett Acton Corner. Stephen Merrill Addison Point Holmes Nash Albany H. Cummings Albion John Wellington, Alexander Jesse Stephenson , Alfred J. Goodwin Alna E. J. Ford Amherst John B. Foster Andover ....... J. F. Bragg, Jr ,.. Anson.. .• James Collins...'. ... Appleton George Pease, 1 quar. Argyle Henry Campbell Athens D. P. Palmer :.. Atkinson Daniel Chase Augusta Wm. Woart, Jr Aurora David Silsby .... Avon .' James E. Batqs...... Bangor MarkTrafton. .. Bar Harbor... J. A. Hotchkiss.. Baring Matthew Fowler. Barnard Stephen Palmer.-. Bath Thomas Eaton... Belfast H.O. Alden Belgrade Wm. Rogers Belgrade Mills Joseph Chandler. Belmont William Rust Bethel R. A. Chapman.'. Bingham L. G. Fletcher... Black's James Black,.... 4* EXECUTIVE: Sept. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT —Maine, Compen- Post Offices. Postmasters. I sation. Dol.cts. Blanchard Thomas Davee, 3 quar.. 9 80 Bloomfiield Joseph Locke 92 43 Blue Hjlls Jonah Holt 121 04 Bblester's Mills. Isaae Bolester ...., 10 59 Booth Bay Marshal Smith. :•. m 76 Bowdoin ' Moses Starbird;...:.... 18 08 Bowdoihham... Josiah Morrow , 156 61 Bbydstown..... Ebenezer Ewer 8" 49' Bradford M., Seavev ....".. 39-35 Brewer E. H.Burr 84 91 Brewer Village. Benjamin Goodwin... .', 34 85 Bridgeton N. S. Littlefield. 73 92 Brighton Bristol Jesse.L. Lane 12 61 Bristol. Mills....,, Arnold Blaney 43 52 Brooks.......< Janfes Varney 50 32 Brookviile Phinehas Ashman 43 36 Brownfield....... John R.; Redman Brownfield Centre. Joseph Howard Brown's Corner.... Benjamin Brown, 2 quar., Brownsville. James Gilman Brunswick Joseph McLellan S. F.Brown ^ Buckfield ..... r Bucksport, Sewell Lake . ... Burnham... / D. O. Williams. Buriiham Village. Eben Sawyer. Buxton. - Amos Spafford . , Buxton Centre....-. J. C. Lewis i Calais Joseph Whitney... Cambridge David Bailey Camden , John Eager Canaan Wentworth Tuttle. Canton...'. Gideon Ellis Cape Neddick.. Samuel Adams. ... Carmel William Emery Carratuck Joseph Spalding... Carthage Gideon Powers Castine. H. Williams ,. Centre Lebanon.. Janles Weston Centre Lincoln. Francis Fletcher..; Centre Minot.... John Clark Centre Montville Stephen,Packard. Centre Sidney... Jonathan Bean Chandlervllle — Moses Frost Eben Massy 1837. E.XECUTIVE. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT — Maine. Post Offices. Postmasters. Compen­ sation. Dol.cts. Charleston .. Duston Page 36 40 Charlotte Eben Fisher.... 6 64 Chesteryille J. D. Prescott. 27 22 China...... Benjamin Libbey. 171 72 Clinton. Matthias Weeks.... 41 69 62 08 Columbia .7 G. W, Ruggles 12 42 ConcorCooperd John Crosby, Jr 26 32 John Cooper Cooper's Mills 7,21 Simepn Foster.-. Corinna 32'61' James Gray, 2 quar. Corinna Centre 9 9;> James Hawes Corinth.. 18 32 Luther Harmer Cornish ». 13 20 Nelson Wheeler Cornishville 29 58 Simeon Pease Coraville. .21 95 John Jameson Cumberland 38 77 William S. Fulsom. Cumberland Centre. 27 3L William Buxton Cushing 15 13 Reuben Ridout, Jr.. CutleDamariseotlr a •Mills• . David Gorharn 36 '54 Darius Norton Danville.., N. L. Ingersoll ., 81 59 James Elliott....... Dead River Samuel Wyman, 1 quar. 18 7-2 Dearborn Peaslee Morrill.....:. 01 Deer isle. Pearl Spafford 5 17 Denmark. Samuel Gibson-. 30 00 Dennysville .. / John Kilby 34 38 Dexter., G.M.Burleigh -'54 85 Dixfield Samuel- Morrill m 53 Dixmont Jesse Robinson - 51 71 Dorer A. S. Patten..,.-......7 99 45- Dresden Thomas Johnson 5i 2;; Dresden Mills John Chism . 49 2f5 Dunn's Corners Peter Dunn 30 (53 5 38 Durham ; Ward Bbnney > 28 48 DuttoEast Baldwinn . JElish. Chadburne..a Gibbs'. 5 54 EasDyer't Bethel..s River . BTimoth. W: Plumey Carter r 5 31 East Brewer.. Jonathan Fogg.. 32 17 East Clinton.. Israel Owen 9 7.'! East Corinth . D. A. Grove.... 8 58 John Ewer. .... 5 75 44 79 €* EXECUTIVE. Sept. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT— Maine. Post Offices. East Dixfield G. R. Randall ....* East Elliott James Goodwin East Greene John CLuimby .. East.Harrington,.... Temple Coffin East Hebron •..'. J. Hutchinson, Jr. 3 quar.. East Knox SethWebb East Livermore...f . F. F. Haines East Machias. John C. Talbot..x East Madison : A. P. Merrill East Mercer John Hussey—,, East Monmouth David White - East Moun^ Vernon. G.Wing East New-Portland.. S. M. Ingalls J. M. Dennis . East North Port Nathan Walker East Orrington Henry Brown East Oxford..'. Warren Ware.-. East Pittston E. R. Holmes... ............ East Pond..., Cyrus Raulet. .. Eastport Wales Gould -.....,.. East Raymond L.F.Wheeler.... East Redfield, C.W.Starbird. ......... East Rumford Abijah upham, Jr East St. Albans. A. Bolster East Sangeryille Nathan Douglass East Standish Benjamin Lane East Sumner B. Chadburne East Thomasion Bethnel Cary East Trenton........ John Spaffor.d East Turner.. ". Robert Berry. East Vassalboro' Alden blossom........... East Wilron Amos Stickney East Winthron Gould Perham Eden * Horace Parlin Edgecomb L. J. Thomas -Eddington W. Cunningham Elliott .' J. Chamberiaine Elliottsville Wm. Fogg Ellsworth .. J. T.Thombs Embden J. A.Wood Embden Centre W C. McFarden Emery's Mills Enfield. Elias Sally Etna John Trafton..- Exeter Theodore Taylor D. F. Crabtree John Shaw 1837. EXECUTIVE. *7 POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.7- Maine. Post Offices. Postmasters. Fairfield Eben Lawrence Fairfield Corners. Nathan Fowler Falmouth Ephraim Brown ) J oseph Cooley \ p armington Joseph Johnson '. Farm-ington Falls. A. B.-Caswell... , Fayette !... DanieUudkins Fireside Charles Stinson,. 2 quar..:. Foxcroffc,..... R. K.. Rice.. Frankfort Arch. Jones..7 \ Frankfort Mills. Moses Sweet \ John Wiswall............ Freedom....... J. Bellows J Freeman B. S..Foster.. : - \ Freeport Thomas Allen Friendship Seth Bailey, Jr Cornelius Bradford Fryeburgh Judah Dana \ Fryeburgh Centre. E. L. Osgood $ Moses Chandler Gardiner William Palmer.../,;,'... Garland Nehemiah Bartlett Georgetown... AllenCary, Jr. :,.... Gilead Thomas Peabody. .. .7 Gilman's Mills-. S.M: Smith. Gaff's Corners. James Goff, Jr '. Gorham.. Alexander McLelJan.... > J.C.Irish $' Gouldsboro — E. W. Taft Gray. M. Humphreys Great Works. Bradley Blackmail Greene Luther-Robbins Greenville— J.
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