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1835. EXECUTIVE. *L POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT 1835. EXECUTIVE. *l POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Persons employed in the General Post Office, with the annual compensation of each. Where Compen­ Names. Offices. Born. sation. Dol. cts. Amos Kendall..., Postmaster General.... Mass. 6000 00 Charles K. Gardner Ass't P. M. Gen. 1st Div. N. Jersey250 0 00 SelahR. Hobbie.. Ass't P. M. Gen. 2d Div. N. York. 2500 00 P. S. Loughborough Chief Clerk Kentucky 1700 00 Robert Johnson. ., Accountant, 3d Division Penn 1400 00 CLERKS. Thomas B. Dyer... Principal Book Keeper Maryland 1400 00 Joseph W. Hand... Solicitor Conn 1400 00 John Suter Principal Pay Clerk. Maryland 1400 00 John McLeod Register's Office Scotland. 1200 00 William G. Eliot.. .Chie f Examiner Mass 1200 00 Michael T. Simpson Sup't Dead Letter OfficePen n 1200 00 David Saunders Chief Register Virginia.. 1200 00 Arthur Nelson Principal Clerk, N. Div.Marylan d 1200 00 Richard Dement Second Book Keeper.. do.. 1200 00 Josiah F.Caldwell.. Register's Office N. Jersey 1200 00 George L. Douglass Principal Clerk, S. Div.Kentucky -1200 00 Nicholas Tastet Bank Accountant Spain. 1200 00 Thomas Arbuckle.. Register's Office Ireland 1100 00 Samuel Fitzhugh.., do Maryland 1000 00 Wm. C,Lipscomb. do : for) Virginia. 1000 00 Thos. B. Addison. f Record Clerk con-> Maryland 1000 00 < routes and v....) Matthias Ross f. tracts, N. Div, N. Jersey1000 00 David Koones Dead Letter Office Maryland 1000 00 Presley Simpson... Examiner's Office Virginia- 1000 00 Grafton D. Hanson. Solicitor's Office.. Maryland 1000 00 Walter D. Addison. Recorder, Div. of Acc'ts do... 1000 00 F. G. Blackford .... Recorder, C. Ck's OfficeN . York 1000 00 JohnG. Whitwell- Route Book, S. Division Mass.... 1000 00 John F. Boone Solicitor's Office Maryland 1000 00 Edmund F. Brown.. Third Book Keeper. N. Jersey 1000 00 Chas. S. Williams..Divisio n of Accounts. N. York. 1000 00 Robert A. Lacy Recorder of App'ts S. D.Virginia. 100 0 00 ( Recorder of Trans-) John A. Webber... \ portation S. Div. S.do.... 1000 00 ' Corresponding Clk. i for North Eastern > John Marron. Georgia'..1000 00 Pest Offices ) 1* jj Correspondent of { \ Appointm'ts S. D. $ 2* EXECUTIVE. Sept. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT — Clerks. Where Compen­ Names. Offices. Born. sation. Dol. cts. C Correspondent of Wm. H. Dundas. < Transportation Virginia.. 1000 00 £ S. Division i Corresponding Cl;*k l EbenL. Childs. ) for Mid. Section N. Hamp, 1000 00 £ Transportation.. George Plitt Office Mail Depredati'ns Penn 1000 00 Wm. J. Bronaugh Examiner's Office. ... Virginia. 1000 00 Thomas A. Scott. Pay Office... Maryland 1000 00 Joseph Carter Chief Clerk's Office.. Virginia- 1000 00 Joseph Perry Division of Accounts, Mass.., 1000 00 John H. Waggaman Examiner's Office Virginia.. 900 00 James H. Doughty Register's Office Dis. Col 900 00 James Coolidge — Fourth Book Keeper. Maryland 900 00 John Taylor. f Clerk for Miscel- Ireland, •? laneous duties, N. Est wick Evans... ( Division N. Hamp. Dead Letter Office. .., Nicholas Halter., ^Register Clerk of Switz'd.. 1 arrivals and de- £ partures, N. D... Allan Macrae. ! Corresponding Cl'k Virginia. for Mid. Section Joseph Borrows.... Post Offices ) Penn William French... Post Office Blanks. N. Hamp C. H. W. Wharton Examiner's Office Maryland Lemuel J. MiddletonDivisio n of Accoimts.. Dis. Col.. Alex. H. Fitzhugh Examiner's Office. .. ....do... Livy McLean Blair Register's Office Ohio James H. Marr Examiner's Office... Maryland J. A. M. Duncanson Letter Book Clerk. .. Dis. Col.. Frederick Baldwin.Examiner' s Office. .. Conn.. C Record Clerk for Lewis H. France...1 Post Offices, N. Maryland William Ingle f Division Penn ... Joseph Reynolds.... Pay Office .. do.. .. Benjamin E. Payne. Examiner's Office. .. Virginia, Charles B. Brown... Pay Office N. Jersey Perrin Washington. Register's Office. — .. Virginia.. William Henry Examiner's Office... Penn Lewis Welsh Solicitor's Office -do.... John Evans Examiner's Office. .. N. Hamp. Drake Hobbie... ... .do Conn A. G. Meriwether.. .do Virginia.. William W. Payne. .do ...do.... • do Pay Office 1835. EXECUTIVE. *3 POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT — Clerks, Messengers, q-c. Where Compeu - Names. Offices. Born. sation. Dol. cts. Jefferson Sessford., Examiner's Office Dis. Col, 800 00 John Barcroft do Ireland . 800 00 Robert S. Wharton do Tenn... 800 00 John Thaw , Division of Accounts.. Dis. Col..80 0 00 James Lawrenson. Examiner's Office England.. 800 00 John P. Wheeler. Fifth Book Keeper Dis. Col, 800 00 Lansing Tooker Pay Office N. York 800 00 C Correspondent of) . A. N. Zevely 800 00 < appointments, S. > N. Car.. Charles Plitt , t Division ) 800 00 Jonathan Guest..... Pay Office Penn ... 800 00 Samuel A. Houston Office Mail Depredati'ns • • do 800 00 W. S. Darrell Division of Accounts.. - do 800 00 John Hunter Examiner's Office Virginia.. 800 00 James M\ Hanson.. Record'r, C. Clk's Office - . do 800 00 Cranston Laurie Register's Office do 800 00 Alfred Tyler Recorder, S. Division.. Dis. Col 800 00 F. L. Grammer Division of Accounts.. Virginia. 800 00 Joseph H. Wheat ... Letter Book Clerk. Maryland 800 00 James Owner, jr Recorder, S. Division.. .-.do 800 00 Solicitor's Office Penn Alexander Kyle C Paper Warehouse ) Ireland...600 00 < and Superinten- > E. Lehmanowsky. ..Register' s Office. Poland... ( dent of Building, ) 600 00 Henry Johnson Dead Letter Office. Maryland 600 00 Chester Bailey do. Conn. 600 00 William Harvey... do England..: 500 00 D. H. Burr. Topographer Conn 1000 00 MESSENGERS. Thomas Williams. Messenger.-. , Dis. Col.. 700 00 William W. Cox. Assistant Messenger.., Maryland 400 00 P. Sweeney .do do .do.. 350 00 Nathaniel Herbert., .do ... —. do .do. .. 350 O0 LABORERS. Jere. Hutchinson...Labore r , Maryland 240 00 Joshua Piles., . I do I.... do. 240 00 4* EXECUTIVE. Sept. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT— Canada—Maine. Post Offices. Postmasters CANADA. Kingston John Macauly Montreal "| Niagara.. | Prescott )• Thomas A. Stayner Clueenstown Stamstead J George F. Campbell Saint Andrews MAINE. Abbott , Jefferson P. Moore. Acton , Jotham Brackett.... Acton Corner.. Samuel C. Adams... Addison Point. Holmes Nash Albany Asa Cummings Albion John Wellington.... Alexander Jesse Stephenson.... Alfred Jeremiah Goodwin.. Alna Elisha J. Ford Amherst , Asa Foster Andover , James F. Bragg, Jr.. Anson James Collins Appleton George Pease Argyle Henry Campbell.... Athens Henry W. Priest. .. Atkinson John C. Brown Augusta Joseph Chandler Aurora Robert W. Wood... Avon David Silsby Elijah Clarke Baldwin Richard Fitch Bangor Mark Trafton Baring Mathias Vickery Barnard Stephen Palmer Bath Thomas Eaton Belfast Hiram C. Alden Belgrade William Rogers Belgrade Mills Joseph Chandler Belmont David Goddard Bethel O'Neil M. Robinson Bingham Levi G. Fletcher 1835. EXECUTIVE. *5 POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT—Maine. Post Offices. Postmasters. Black's James Black Blanchard, Thomas Davee Bloomfield Joseph Locke Blue Hill... Jonah Holt. ,...,,, Bolster's Mills.... Isaac Bolster Booth Bay , Marshall Smith Bowdoin Moses Starberd. ... Bowdoinham Josiah Merrow Boydstown Stephen Dexter Bradford Marcian Seavey... Bremin Francis Cork Brewer Jonathan Burr Brewer Village Edward H. Burr... Bridgeton , Benjamin Goodwin. Brighton N. S. Littlefield.... Bristol , Jesse L.Lane Aaron Blaney Bristol Mills Arnold Blaney Brooks James Varney . Brooksville , Phinehas Ashmun. Brownfield Manning Ellis Brownfield Centre Joseph Howard. ... Browns, Corners.. James Steel Brownsville Benjamin Brown. Brunswick James Gilman Buckfield Joseph McLellan.. Bucksport Samuel F. Brown.. Burnham Sewal Lake Buxton David O. Williams. Buxton Centre Amos Spafford Calais JonaJosephh C.Lewis Whetneg. ... Cambridge David Bailey Camden John Eager Canaan Wentworth Tuttle.. Canada Line Elisha Hilton Canton Gideon Ellis Caratunk Joseph Spalding Carmel William Emory Cape Neddick Samuel Adams Carthage Gideon Powers Castine Hezekiah Williams. Centre Lebanon... James Weston Centre Minot Oliver Pollard Centre Montville. Jonathan Bean Centre Sidney Moses Frost 6* EXECUTIVE. Sept. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT — Maine. Post Offices. Chandlerville Ebenezer Hussey... Charleston Duston Page ....... Charlotte : Ebenezer Fisher.... Chesterville Tobias Moore China Beryam Libby. Clinton < Johnson Lunt Israel Herring...... Columbia '..... George W. Ruggles. Concord Jonathan Crosby, Jr. Cooper John Cooper Coopers Mills — James Gray Corrinna James Hawes Corinth < Elijah Skinner Cornish Charles C. P. Smith. Cornishville Simeon Pease. Cornville—.'. John Jameson Cumberland Thomas Smith Cumberland Centre William Baxton. —. Cushing Reuben Redoubt, Jr. Cutler.... — Darus Norton... James Elliot, Albert Smith. Damariscotta Mills < David Gorham Danville. N. L. Ingersoll Dead River Samuel Wyman Dearborn — . Peaslee Morrill Deer Isle.. Pearl Spafford Denmark Samuel Gibson '. Denneysville John Kilby; Dexter G. M.Burleigh Dixfield Henry Farwell Dixmont Samuel Morrill Dover F. A. Butman Dresden Abraham S. Patten Dresden Mills Thomas Johnson Dunns Corners John Chism .. Durham Peter Dunn Dutton Aaron Turner Dyers River ElishaGibbs Benjamin W. Plummer. East Baldwin Joshua Chadbourn. East Bethel Timothy Carter East Brewer Jonathan Fogg East Corinth David A. Gove East Dexfield Joshua Dunn | 13 77 1835. EXE CUTIVE. *7 POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT—Maine. Post Offices. Postmasters. East Elliot 5 James Raitt James Goodwin East Greene John Gluimby East Harrington Temple Coffin ^.. .. East Howland - Josiah Fowle East Knox SethWebb. East Livermore Francis F. Haines East Machias JohnC. Talbot East Madison Robert Morrison East Mercer Lemuel O. Wood East Milo Daniel Dennett EastMinot Martin Leavitt East
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