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Executive. *1 General Post Office EXECUTIVE. *1 GENERAL POS? OFFICE. P. Mast. Qen. Clks. kc. GENERAL POST OFFICE. Persons employed in the General Post Office, with the annual compensation ofeach> from the 1st day ofOcidber, 1829. NAMES AND OFFICES: POSTMASTER GENERAL. William T.Barry,.. ASSISTANT POSTMASTERS' GENERAL. Charles, K. Gardner,. S.elah R. Hobbie, .. CHIEF CLERK. Obadiab. B..Brown,........... CLERKS. Thomas B. Dyer,.:......, Joseph W. Haiid,. ; John Suter,.'.;; "... John McLeod, '....'. William G. Elliot, Michael T. Simpson,... Nicholas Tastet, David Saunders,... Rchard; Dement, Willing Blair, Thomas Arbuckle, Josiah f. Caldwell, "Joseph Haskell...... Samuel' Fitzhugh, William C.Ellison,.."... William Deming, Hyilliaift Cl'Lipscomb,. 'Thomas B; Addison,.:.'.' Matthias Ross, Davidj^oones, JfctitUy, Sinlpson,.....'.. A EXECUTIVE. GENERAL POST OFFICE. P Mast. Gen. Clks.kc. Compen­ NAMES AND OFFICES. sation &c. D. C. Grafton D. Hanson, 1000 00 Walter D. Addison,.. 1000 00 Andrew McD. Jackson,.... 1000 00 Arthur Nelson, 1000 00 John W. Overton, 1000 00 Henry S. Handy, Samuel Gwin, 1000 0® LemueLW. Ruggles, 1000 00 George S. Douglass, 1000 CO Preston S. Loughborough,. 1000 00 Francis G. Blackford, 1000 00 John G. Whitwell, 800 00 Thomas E. Waggoman,.... 800 0» John A Collins, Joseph Sherrill, 800 00 John F. Boone, 800 00 John G. Johnson, 800 0t John L. Storer, 800 0« William French, 800 09 James H. Doughty, 800 00 James Coolidge,., 800 00 Charles S. Williams, EdmundF. Brown, 800 00 Alexander H. Fitzhugh,.... 800 00 800 00 FOR OPENING DEAD LETTERS. 800 00 500 00 Charles Bell, 400 00 William Harvey,. 400 00 MESSENGER. Joseph Borrows, 700 0» ASSISTANT MESSENGERS.' Nathaniel Herbert,., 350 00 William Jackson,,.. 350 00 WATCHMEN. Charles Bell,. 204 00 R. Burch...... 204 00 EXECUTIVE. *3 GENERAL POST OFFICE. Postmasters— v. Section. NOTE;—In the following list, the names of Postmasters are such as were in office on the 1st October, 1829. The amount of compensation is taken for the year ending the 31st March, 1829. POST OFFICES. Names of Postmasters. Aaronsburgh, Pa. Adam Gentzal,, Abbot, ; Me. Robert Gower, Abbott's, O. Martin Richardson, discfd Abbottstown,.. Pa. Jacob Fahnestock,...... Abington, ;.; Ct. Elijah Griggs,... Abington, Ms, ElihuHobart,.,........,; Abington, Pa. Andrew B edford,.,....;, Absecombe,.. N. J.Joh n Salisbery, ... ..... 'Acasto, , N. Y. Reuben W. Moore,..;; Accord, N. Y.Lewi s D. Bevier,. -.; Achor,. ;'. o. Jacob Young, Acquackanock, .......N. J.Pete r Jackson* Acra, ,.... N. Y. Benedict W. Hazard,., Acton, Ms. Silas Jones, , Ackworth,....,iiw N. H. Samuel Slader,.. Adams, N. H. Daniel Pinkham,; ...... Adams,. , Ms. Peter Briggs,.. Adams, N. Y. Calvin Skinner, Adams, O. John Craig, Adams Basin, N, Y.Myro n Adams, Jr Adamsburgh, Pa William Black,...;...,.. Adamstown,. .Pa Henry Flickinger,...... Adamsville, Md, William Beam, Adams ville, N. Y, Calvin H. Swaine, Adamsville, Pa. Charles W. Porter, Addisori, N. Y. Lemuel B. Searles,.;... Addison, ; Vt. Gideon Seger, Jr Addison Point, Me. John B. Wass, Adelphia, o. George Will, Jr Adrian, Mich. T.Addiso n J. Comstock,.. Adrianer.. N. Y. Daniel D.Jones, Agawam, Ms. Asa B. Whitman, Agnews Mills, p . a JohnAgnew,.Solomon Van. Rensselear, . 2000 00 Akron, o. Woolsey Wells, Alabama, jf. Y.Benjami n Gumear,.... Alba, pa. Ira Wilsonj Albany, Me. Asa Cummings, Albany,., N. Y, 4* EXECUTIVE. GENERAL POST OFFICE. Postmatiirs-^N. Section. POST OFFICES. Names of Postmasters. Albany,.; V*. David Sexton,.. Albion,.,....! Me. J oel Willington, Albion,.................N.Y. Hugh McCurdy, Alburgh, ,Vt. Robert Ransom,. Aidfn,..,.,.;.;.,..,,.,,. .N.Y.Josep h Freeman, Alexander, , N. Y- Henry Hawkins,,.,,..... Alexander, ..... Q. Benjamin,M Parks,,.... Alexanders ville,. O John Hughes,,............ Alexandria,. Co. Daniel Bryan, Alexandria,,.. N.J. Paul H. M, Prevost,,., Alexandria., i John Porter, Alexandria, N.Y. Walter Bnggs,,,,,,.,.., Alford,.... ...... Ms.Danie l Barrett,.......... Alfred,...! .Vie. Jeremiah Goodwin,.... Alfred............ ,.N. Y. Samuel Russell,.,., AHamuchy,.. ,.N. J.Andre w B- Snyder,.,... Allegany Bridge, Pa. Nathaniel Dennis,...... Allen,............... ..-N.Y Elias Hull,,...,.;..;,.... Allen, Pa. Samuel Hoyer,....,.,,.. Allen's Fresh, Md.Wm . Matthews,,.,, Allen's Hill,...7 N.Y- Nathaniel Allen,. Allentown....... ,N. J, William Imlay,. Allentown,.... Pa. Henry Weaver,, Allenstown,.....,,.,. .N. H,Danie l Bachelder, Aliens ville, N.Y.Natha n Overton,....... Allensville, Pa. Christopher .Horrill,.. AH.oway,.....,..;.....N.Y. Henry Towar, Allowaystown, N, J. William W. Wood,,. Allstons,.,, Md. John H. Allston,, , Allum Bank, , Pa. Thomas Vickroy, Almond,.,,,.,,, N.Y, Joseph^ Covey,.,, Alna, Me, James L. Child, Alps,....:......:. &Y. Jonathan G, Tifft, Alstead, N,H, Jonas Newell,..,.,.., Alton,.....,.,.,. N.H, Joshua A. Varney,,,.., Amber,... N. Y, D^vidS. Van Rensselear, Amboy,..,..,..,, ,N. J Robert Arnold, Amenia, ..,,.,.. N. Y Thomas Payne,.,......,. -. Amenia Union, N, Y John J. Hollister,,,, Amesbury, Ms Jonathan Morrill,..,, Amesville, O, Robert Henry, EXECUTIVE. *5 GENERAL POST OFFICE. Postmasters—JV. Section. Compen­ POST OFFICES. Names of Postmasters. ' sation, &c. Amherst,................Ms. Hezelriah W. Strong,.... 454 37 Amherst, ..N. H. David Underbill,., 103 65 Amity, N.Y. Daniel Carpenter, 10 55 Amity, O. Peter Musser, ^.... 0 90 Amity, Pa. Zachariah Sharp, 21 06 Amoskeagr N. H. Oliver Deane, 39 71 Amsterdam, N.Y. John Jay Danforth, 144 61 Anaquasscook,..... ,N. Y. Andrew Thompson, 3 94 Ancram, N. Y,Isaa c B. Williams, 23 88 Andalusia, Pa Michael Jacoby, 42 80 Anderson, ,N. J Robert Dayton,... 6 43 Andersonboro, James R. Morrison, 6 24 Anderson's Store, O. John P Anderson, 1 67 Andes, ; N. Y. John Waterbery, 17 43 Andover, , .Ct. Leonard Hendee, 27 07 Andover,... Me. Silvanus Poor, 18 85 Andover, Ms. Nathaniel Swift,. 442 47 Andover,...., .....N. H.Samue l Butterfield, 30 27 Andover, ..-.» N.J Joseph Northrup, jr.... 6 70 Andover, N. Y, Thadeus Baker, 5 28 Andover, O, Epaphras Lyman, 13 95 Andover, Vt William Warner, 17 51 Angelica...... .N.Y SamuelS. Haight, 127 32 Angells Corners, N. Y Amasa An.gell, 1 89 Angola, N. Y, Jacob Taylor...... 0 96 Annapolis, Md, Jonas Green,..., 788 09 Annapolis, O. William Vantz, 27 44 Ann Arbour, Mic. T. John Allen, 80 05 Anson, Me. James Collins, 38 95 Antistown, Pa. John Bell, ., 7 82 Antrim, N. H George Duncan, 18 13 Antwerp,. N.Y', Samuel Randall,. 44 96 Annville, , Pa, John Killlnger, 44 27 Appling, N.Y, Eliphalet M. Howard,.. 9 84 Apollo, , Md, Kitts, 24 62 Apollo, Pa. John Wort, 19 34 Appleton, Mei Fergus McLean, 12 65 Apulia, N. Y, Elijah H. St. John, 20 OS Aquasco, ...Md John H. Thomas,....... 2 06 Arbela, ....Pai Christian Sherts, jr.... 67 28 Argyle, N. Y, Joseph Rouse,.. ......... 5 00 Arkport, N. Y, Christopher Hurlbert,. 6* EXECUTIVE. GENERAL POST OFFICE. Post Masters—JV. Section. POST OFFICES. Names of Postmasters. Arlington, Vt Cyrus B. Hills, Armagh, .._„.... Pa.Thoma s Stewart, Arney-Town, N.J. William Lawrie, Arthursburgh, N. Y John Arthur, , Asbury,., ...N. J Silas Dunham, Ashburnham,.. Ms, Samuel Barrett, ... A'hby,... Ms. Alexander T. Willard,.. Ashfield, Ms, Levi Cook, , Ashford...... Ct, Dyer Clark, , Ashland, O Prancis Graham,, Ashtabula,.. O. Matthew Hubbard, Asylum, Pa. Simon Stevens, Athens, Me. George Bixby,. Athens, N.Y. Castle Seeley Athens, O. John Perkins,., Athens, .Pa. Ebenezer Backus, , Athens,...., Vt James Bayley, Athol .-Ms. Clough R, Miles, Athol, .....N. Y,JohnM'Ewa n Atkinson, ........Me, Samuel C. Clark, Atkinson, ' Mic. T Samuel Atkinson, Atkinson, :..N. H Edmund Wright, Atsion, N. J.Samue l B. Finch, Attica, N. Y Gains B Rich, Attleboro,..., Ms. Israel Hatch, , Attleboro, Pa Aaron Tomlinson, Attlebury, N. Y, Gilbert Thome, Atwater, O. Caleb Atwater, Auburn,......, Mic. T.Johnso n Green, ,..,. Auburn, N. Y. George B. Throop, Alburn, ... O. David Smith, Augusta,. Me, Joseph Chandler, Augusta,. N. J.Joh n Gustin, Augusta,,,., N..Y. Winthrop H, Chandler,.. Augusta, , ...O. Joseph Fleming, Augusta, ,.., Pa. Samuel Bloom,.jr Auquebogae,, N. Y. Nathaniel Warner,........ Aurelius, .., ,\ Y. Henry Ramsay,. Auriesville,..., N. Y. John Hand,.... Aurora,.. ,.N. Y. Lazarus Ewer,..,., ,, Aurora, ,,,.... O. Hopson Hurd, ,,,, Aurora,, pa. Charles Hillegas, EXECUTIVE. *7 GENERAL POST OFFICE. Postmasters—JV. Section. POST OFFICES. Names of Postmaster. Au Sable, N.Y. Benjamin Wells, Au Sable Fork, N.Y Isaac Van Der.warker,.... Austerlitz, N. Y. Arnold H. Holdridge,. Austinburgh, O. Joab Austin, Avoca, N. Y.Jame s Silsbe, 2d AronAvon, N.Me Y.Curti. Elijahs ClarkHawley, , Aron, O Ebenezer Payne,. ., Aron Dale, Pa. Jacob Lindley, Bainbridge, N. Y. Moses G.Benjamin, Bainbridge, O William R. Southward,.. Bainbridge, Pa Robert S. Currey, Bakersfield, Vt. Henry Reynolds, Bakers Mills, O Jacob Baker, Bakerstown, Pa, James Jones, Bald Hill, Me. Samuel Cushman, Baldwin, Me, Robert Fitch, Baldwinsville, N.Y. Stephen W. Baldwin...... Ballston, N.Y. Joel Lee, Baltimore, Md. John S. Skinner, Baltimore, O. Samuel S. Busby, Bangor, Me. Mark Traftonv Bangor,... N. Y Wiu.G. White, Baptistown, N. J. John W. Snyder, Barganitown, N. J. Hosea Frambes, Baring, Me. William Vance, „ Barkhamstead,.. Ct Drayton Jones, Barnard, Vt. Edward Morris, Barnagat, N. J.Wm . D Oliphant, Barnestown, Md. Leonard Hayes Barnesville, O. William Philpot, Barnet, Vt. Elijah M. Davis, Barnstable, Ms. Matthew Cobb...... Barnstead, N. H. Noah Robinson, Barre, Ms. Parley Hammond,.... BarringtonBarre,... , N. YH. James Foster, Barrington.....Barre, . N.Vt
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