DUKE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY Treasure 'Room Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2016 with funding from Duke University Libraries https://archive.org/details/merchantstravellOOshor THE MERCHANTS AMD TRAVELLER'S (jmasp&sma* PUBLISHED BY THOMAS SHORE , POST-MASTER, PETERSBURG, VA, I FROM THE PETERSBURG REPUBLICAN PRESS, E. PESCTJD, PRINTER, 1819 : m ■ J ^3 ft} 1 ? I H - I o. n - 5- - CONTENTS. ■'} Page General Post-Office, - - 1 Table of the Post-Office Esta-) <- blishme.it, - - - 5 .Product of the Post-Office, Pe-) e tersburg, - - - $ Explanation to Arrivals Mails, ... Pates of Postage, Inland Postage to Europe, - Captains of Steam-Boats and ? Si age- Drivers, . - 5 Merchants' Accounts, Remarks, .... Bequest to Members of Congress, Office Hours, - - . . Se Costage in England, Liverpool Packets, Ship Passengers, ... Pendleton’s Tobacco Charges, ■ Vah e of Foreign Coins, - - U. Slates and Foreign Cur-1 rencies, f Perpetual Almanac, General Government, Consuls and Commercial Agents, Diplomatic Department, - • Ministers of Foreign Powers, Officers of the Mint, Officers of the Customs of the ) United States, - - 3 Tariff, .... Duty on Medicinal Dn/gs, An Addition ofluper cent. Custom House Fees, ■480 Page. Tonnage Duty, - - - 42 Allowance for Draft, - - 42 Ditto Tare, - - - . 43 Ditto Leakage and Breakage, - 43 Form of Entry of Merchandize, 44 Invoices, - - - - 44 Discounts, - - - .45 Fishenes, - - , - .45 Hines, = - . . . 45 Credits, .... 47 Copper Rods, Bolts and Spikes, 48 Manifests to be Deposited, - 49 Form of Manifest, - - - 49 Consular Notice, Liverpool, - 50 Form of Manifest tinder this Notice, ... 3 Coasting Trade, Change of Papers, Change of Masters r. An Act concerning Navigation, Paienls . .... 10 Army Register, ... 17 Pay of the Army, - - 1 7'Navy Register, ... 21. Marine Corps, ... 21 \Pay of the .\ avy, - - - . 22' Exhibit of Force and Names') 24 1 of Ships, - - - S Manner in which Vessels shall ) be called, - - - \ . Marine Offices, - . , Invalid Pensioners, A Tuble showing the Amount ) °f Pa !h & c - - - 3 25 50 ■ 51 51 52 52 53 57 80 83 91 92 93 95 95 97 99 IV A otice to JYavy Pensioners, Law on Pensioners, Manner of Proceeding to ob- ^ tain Pensions, - - S Form of Judge's Certificate, Power of Attorney, Stage and Steam-Boat Fare, ■ DISTANCES. From Maine to Georgia, From Richmond to Knoxville, From Lewisburg, Va. to Lex-1 ington, Ky. - - \ W ashington City, to the Warm, Hot, Sulphur id Sweet Sprgs 5 Washington City, to Bedfor d \ Springs and Pittsburg, P, Pittsburg to Maysville, Ky. Maysville to Lexington, Ky. ^ by Cincinnati, O 5 Maysville to Lexington and 0 Louisville, by stage direct, $ Lexington to Louisville, by Georgetown, JVashington City to Lexing- ton, Ky. ... Raleigh to Knoxville, by Warm £ Springs, Buncombe, - <> Raleigh to Knoxville, by Ab - } ingloji, \ Knoxville to A ashville, ■ \ ashville to Huntsville , . Nashville to Augusta, - . Petersburg to . the Western Country, on the mainJYash- C ville road , - ) Page. | Page. 99 1 South- West Point to Frankfort, 119 100 Frankfort to Chidicothe, - 120 Frankfort to South- West Point, 120 Petersburg to Sweet-Springs, 120 101 Richmond to the Springs, - 121 101 Staunton to the Springs, - 121 103 Explanation to Diagram, • 122 Abingdon to' Nashville, T. - 123 107 Ditto to Lexington, - - 123 114 Ditto to Cumberland Gap, - 124 U . Ditto to Jonesborough, - 124 Baltimore to Abingdon, - 124 Ug 1 Washington to Abingdon, - 125 I Abingdon to Knoxville, - 125 ^^ Knoxville to Huntsville, - 125 Huntsville to Florence, - 125 H_ Blk. H arriot- to St. Stephens, St. Stephens to Pensacola, H_ Pensacola to Mobile, Mobile to A 'ew- Orleans, New-Orleuns to Alexandria, - Alexandria to A ew- Orleans, Petersbtirg to Tarboro', N C. Consular notice, Portugal, St. Louis Land Agency, Arrangement of Alails, DISTANCES OMITTED. Petersburg to Fort Stoddart, Fort Stoddart to A ew- Orleans, Nashville to Matches Lexington, K. to St. Louis, - Table of Post- Offices in the £7-~i nited States, J 11 7 117 118 118 118 118 118 119 126 126 126 126 126 127 127 127 128 131 152 152 152 152 157 TO THE PUBLIC. THE COMPANION is p eseniecl to the public -without a comment. The English language furnishes an author -with abundant epithets -with -which to dress his offspring , in ushering it into existence. It was never expected, that the COMPANION would astonish the world ; it contains a simple detail of useful matter , known but no! in the possession of all. Should it disappoint the expectation of its fiends, the author promises to do better in the next pub- lication he throws himself upon their indulgence It is due to those gentlemen who contributed so largely in procuring ma - terialsfor the COMP ANION, to say, that their co-operation was yeildetl with the greatest pleasure. The author is particularly indebted to Mr. Abraham Bradley Lindsley, of the Genera! Post-Office, and recently appointed agent for that department in the state of Illinois, who politely furnished him with a manuscript of the Post-Offices, established subsequent to the 1st of January I ast. The Army and J\f tivy Lists were obtained through the instrumentality of the same gentleman. • In obligation has been contracted with Dr. Calvin Jones of Raleigh, and Mr. Archibald Moore, of this place ; to whose politeness the author is indebted for several of the routes to the western country, taken during their visits to that section of the United States. It is expected that no material change will take place in the arrival and departure of mails, id c. for three years at least. This expectati on is indulg- ed with the greater confidence, when it is recollected, that no alteration of any consequence has taken place for the last seven years If, however, one should occur, the public will be advised of it through the newspapers, when those in- terested can take an opportunity of noting it on the margin. The remarks on Invoices, Discounts, Fisheii.es, TVines, Credits, and Copper Rods, are extracted from the Comptroller’s Circular to Collectors, of a recent date. If a moderate degree of success should attend this attempt, the COMPA- NION will be continued every one or two years, with considerable improve- ment. It is proposed that the next publication shall embrace all the stages in the United States ; so that a traveller can be informed, by reference to the COMPANION, -whether a stage runs between any two given points. It is well known, that he is, at present, frequently at a loss upon this subject. ' ERRATA Page 6 — For “ all persons ,” read “ Members of Congress ” Page 1 7— In the Almanac, for was” in two p aces, read *' is.” Page 19 — Salaries op Judges of the Supreme Court, for “ g4000 read « g450U,” P ge 20 — /’or “ Deneal,” read *• Erhoaid J. Lee.” Page 50 — for “ Master,” read ‘ Atale.” Page 100 for form of “ Oath,” read “ Declaration.” F ge 103— Inset i Seven years. 23,965 53| 23,900 41 | 28,699 63 J §135,745 87£ — 80080 — EXPLANATION. Su. Sunday. Th. Thursday. M. Monday. F. Friday. Tu. W. Tuesday. Wednesday, Sa. Saturday. 4 RATES OF POSTAGE. Miles. Any distance not exceeding 30 Over 30, and not exceeding 80 Over 80, and not exceeding 150 Over 150, and not exceding 400 Over 400, For single letters, composed of one piece of paper. Cents, 6 10 12 $ 18 i 25 Double letters, or those composed oftwo pieces of paper, are charged with double those rates. Triple letters, with triple those rates. Quadruple letters, or letters composed of 4 pieces of paper, with Quadruple those rates, provided they weigh one ounce; otherwise, with triple postage. Even packet weighing one ounce or more, is to be charged with single postage for each quarter of an ounce. -oeeeo- JYE WS-PAPERS. Each paper carried not over 100 miles Over 100 miles But if carried to any Post-office in th State in which printed, whatever be the distance, - lie rate is -eooeo- MA GAZIJYES AND PAMPHLETS, Carried not over 50 miles, per sheet. Over 50, and not over 100 miles, Over 100 miles Cents. 1 1 } 1 H 2 -csoco- FREE LETTERS. Letters to and from Post -Masters, exceeding half an ounce in weight - will be rated with postage — the excess only subject to postage. Letters to and from Members of Congress exceeding two ounces in weight, will also be rated with postage — the excess in this case onh' subject to postage. 5 LVLAJYD POSTAGE TO EUROPE. The Inland postage upon letters for Europe, or any place out of tile "United States, must be paidbeiore the letters leave my office. - 99999 - CAPTAIJYS OF STEAM-BOATS AMD STAGE DRIVERS. It is made the duty of every Master or Manager of any Steam boat Packet, or other vessel, on reaching any port where a Post-Office is j established, to deliver within three hours after his arrival, if in the day, and within two hours after the next sunrise, if in the night, all letters brought by him, or in his care, or within his power, to the Post-Master ; for every failure to do so, a penalty of 30 dollars is incurred. This law ■will be rigidly enforced. Stage drivers are not permitted to carry let- ters from one place to another, where Post offices are established. — S©9>95 9>— No deduction of posta e will be allowe 1, unless the letters are opened in my presence, or in the presence of my assistants. Newspaper postage paid one quarter in advance. Box 25 cents per quarter in advance. - 99999 - MER CHAMTS AC CO UMTS. For the accommodation of the merchants of Petersburg, quarterly ac- counts are, and will be opened. At the expiration of each quarter, 5 j per centum will be added to the amount of postages, which is consi- dered sufficient to cover all losses that may accrue ; the collections will be made from the 1st to the 4th days, succeeding the termination of the quarter ; those who do not discharge their several debts within this , period, will be regarded as delinquents, their accounts instantly stopt, and a civil process instituted. The necessity of this course will be ap- parent, when it is recollected that the Department issue their Drafts at or about this time. All accounts which do not exceed §5 per quarter, will be discontinued. - 9099 ) 0 - REMARKS. Every 10 minutes start being an object of much importance, the 1 public are informed, that if the Southern Stage should arrive at any. 6 period between the hours of 7 and 9, P. M. the Northern Staple will be dispatched as soon thereafter as possible. I beg- leave to call their at- tention particularly to this arrangement, as an apology (if an apology be necessary) for closing the Northern mail at so early an hour : If however, the Southern Stage do not make its appearance before 8, P. M. then the closing of the Northern mail will be suspended until 8, P. M. of course all letters casually dropt in after 7, will go off. To be still more explicit, at the hour of 7, P. M.the letters are taken from the letter I’ox, stamped and entered in the way bill ; I am then prepared for the arri- val of the Southern Stage — if it be before 8, P. M. the Northern mail is dispatched without examining the letter box a second time. If it be e- layed until 8, at that hour then 1 perform a similar routine of stamping and marking, and all letters found in the letter box are mailed. BEQUEST TO MEMBERS OF COXGRESS. My office is designated by the Post Master General as a distributing office for the State of North Carolina. All persons are respect- fully requested to address their constituents one day in antici- pation of the day' on which the mails are to leave Petersburg. — A letter put into the Post office at Washington City' on Monday at 1 o’clock, P. M. ought, if the mail be not impeded in its progress, to reach Petersburg on Tuesday, 111, P. M. If this letter should not leave mv office immediately, with the pending mail, it would seem to afford just cause of complaint against me, upon a superficial glance only, at the Table of arrangement. But it should be recollected, that all packages addressed to North Carolina State, are opened by me, and a separate and distinct mail made up, with a new bill for each respective office in the State, perhaps one ortwo hundred ; all tills is to be performed, in addi- tion to distributing and assorting the Grand Northern Mail of Lettcre and Papers, other than those for North Carolina. In the interim be- tween the arrival of the Northern, and the departure of the Southern Stage ; if the Northern be delayed one hour, which is frequently the case during the session of Congress, it being in the winter season of the year, it is impossible to unmail and rc-mail in time for the pending mail. It requires two hours at mid-night for the ordinary business of distribu- ting ; and when Congress meets, the mail is consequently considerably- increased. In lieu then of depositing letters in the office at \\ ashing' n on Monday', it would be well to do so on Sunday, and adopting th s ar- rangement as to any other day in the weck.cn which the ditt rem mu: Is leave mv office. By this means, a kind of guarantee is afforded, that letters will arrive in any part of North Carolina on a given day . 7 OFFICE HOURS. The office will be opened 30 minutes after sunrise every day in the week, Sundays excepted, and close at 8, P. M. On Sundays it will open at the same time, and will be kept open one hour and a half — in the evening open at 6, and close at 8, P. M. THOMAS SHORE, P. M, Post-Office, Petersburg, 1st April, 1819. -5BS59- (F> It was originally designed that the arrivals and departures of mails from Petersburg, should follow office hours, but owing to the de- lay in receiving returns from Richmond and Alexandria, this object is defeated. It will be found immediately preceding' the general table of Post Offices. —©«©©©— SEA POSTAGE IN ENGLAND. The Editors of the New-York Gazette, having received the following J letter from a friend in Liverpool, feel gratified in having it in their pow- ; er to benefit those who are constantly writing to their correspondents! in England. Liverpool, 14th January, 1819. Messrs Lang, Turner & Co. S\ exr- Voi le, Gentlemen — Knowing jour anxiety to do all in your power to I promote the interests of your commercial friends, I take leave to sug-| gest the propriety of your making public for their information, the fact that by our Post office laws, “■ Owners or consignees of goods arrivingin vessels from foreign parts, are entitled to receive their letters free of sea postage, prowded they do not in the whole exceed six ounces ini weight, and that the persons to whom they are addressed be described 1 as owners or consignees in the address or superscription” — as follows. Messrs. Cropper, Benson St Co. Consignees of goods per Pacific, Liverpool. But if letters are addressed as under — Messrs. Cropper, Benson St Co. Liverpool. Consignees per Pacific, The postage will not be allowed. 8 As letters are more frequently directed the latter way, and are corse- quently charged with the postage, you will be doing a general service, not only to publish this yourselves, but to request your brother editors throughout the union to give it ail the publicity possible. — — LIVERPOOL PACKETS. In order to furnish more certain conveyance for Goods and Passen- gers, between New-Yorkand Liverpool, the owners of American ships AMITY, ALBION, CO Lit ILK, and .JAMES MONROE, have underta- ken to establish, between the two ports, a regular succession of vessels, to sail from New A ork on the 10th, and from Liverpool on the 1st of every month, throughout the year. These ships were all recently built in New-York of the best materials, and are coppered and copper fastened : they are very fast sailers, and their accommodations for Passengers are uncommonh extensive and commodious: their commanders are men of great experience and acti- vity, and goods shipped in them are insured at the lowest rales. The price of passage to England in t he Cabin is now lixed at forty gui- neas ) for which sum passengers are provided with beds and bedding, wine, and stores of every description. These several recommendations, and the dependence which may be placed upon the periods of their departure, afford, it is thought, to these conveyances, advantages of considerable importance, both to pas- sengers, and to the shippers of goods. For further •••articular?, apply on board, to ISAAC WRIGHT & SON, or to Francis Thompson. — S9555 — Sl/rP PASSENGERS. An act regulating passenger ships and vessels, (passed 3d March 1819.) 15U dollars forfeit for every passenger over and above two for every five tons, custom-house measurement, exclusive of the usual com- plement of seamen. If the number exceeds two for every five urns, by twentv, the vessel is forfeited. Sixty gallons of water, one hundred pounds of salted provisions, or.e gallon of vinegar, and one hundred pounds of wholesome ship bread, for every passenger to Europe; and in like proportion for shorter or longer voyages. If short allowance, the master and owner, severally, to pay three dollars a day to every pas-i n- g'er, &c. A list of passengers from a foreign port to he delivered to the Collector, who is to return copies to the Secretary of Shite, by whom statements are to be laid before Congress every session. 9 PEJ\'DLETO.'\ , S tobacco A TABLE, shewing 1 the exports of Tobacco, from the United States, and current prices of Virginia Tobacco from 1800 to 1818, in- clusively. CO o lihds. exported to w 2 > M 3 *d r "d 3 CT 2 CO P- O 1 6 J 0 78,680 7,798 143 1301 1 13,758 35,256 5,006 1852 77,721 29,938 16,216 18o5 ; 6,291 57,829 9.815 18:4 83,343 24,700 14,623 1805 1,152 18,196 12,135 1806 33,186 26,272 9,182 1807 62,282 28,047 2,876 I 80 S Embgo. — 18. .9 53,021 8,965 none 1810 84.134 24,067 none 1811 35,828 20,342 569 1812 War - - - 1813 do - - - 1814 do - 1815: 85,19 - - - 1816 69,721 - - - 1817 ! 64,891 1 5,858 9,892 1818| 84,3.07 28,436 6,569 Prs. in Liverpool in October. charges. The exports of Tobacco fiom the United States, in the years ending 30 th Sept. 1817, and 1318, Leaf. Stmd. 3 to 7d 2* 6 33 64 84 74 5i 64 9 JL 63 3 64 3 7 ni 15$ 6 14 2 7 2 8 o O 10 5 2o 24 48 8 164 0^ AO 5 9 64 lO 5 to 9d 5 44 54 6 " 6 6 6 14 164 12 14 42 48 It? 164 9 13 Si 1 1 124 i]L For the 11 years preceding the war o; 1812, (including the year 1808) the average annua] expert was 74.567 hlids. the average price in Liverpool for leaf 34 a 7d. in London 4 a 74:1. per ih. Fertile four years since the war, the average annual expert lias been 67, 037 hiuls. and prices in England as well .s ■- tiler markets have been unset' ltd and ex tremely fluctuating ; owing to the iuterru|. tion occasioned by the war to the reg ii- course of trade, a deranged state of the cur rencyof Europe and this country, and othe 1 causes which time only will correct. The trade in these four years has consequent!) been hazardous. ■were : Years 1817 CO CO Fr. New lihds lihds l Hampshire, 26 12 Vermont 22 3 [Massachu- ! setts 3,600 3,416 Rhod. Islnd. 995 2 b 2 Connect. 76 23 New York 9,921 7,764 Pennsvlva- ma 3,050 2,269 Maryland S,988 12,681 1 District of Columb. 1,987 2,813 Virginia 16,979 24,736 N. Caro. 1,349 1,235 S. Caro. 1,323 1,973 Georgia 2,304 3,o70 Louisiana 14,451 24, 13o Michigan None. 2 64,891 84,337 rortig. -.tan & Berwick 15,853 28.486 Scotland 663 1,9 7 Ireland 1,983 3,097 Guernsey, ■lersev, Sark and Alderney 0 64 Mohan ! 10,8u3 22,293 :anse tow ns & part of Germany 5,707 9,173 Fr. ports on the Atlan- tic 8,927 6,096 Do uo Me- di terra- nean 137 373 Years 1817- 1818. Years 1817 — —1818. Spa. ports on the hhds hhds hhds hhds Atlantic 2,915 1,430 Mayti 0 95 Spa. ports on the W. Indies generally 1,207 444 .Mediterranean 137 376 British Am. colonies 134 167 Gibraltar 6,807 5,965 Floridas 53 31 Italy 868 376 Dutch East Indies 7 0 Portugal, Fayal, &. British do 0 36 other Azores 341 80 Asia 22 0 Russia 49 91 Bourbon & Mauritius 59 0 Sweden 449 874 Europe generally 536 171 Denmark &. Norway 539 521 Africa do 213 151 Turkey, Levant and N'. IV. Coast of Am 84 30 Egypt 28 95 reneriffe & other British West Indies 1,229 549 Canaries 192 195 Dutch West India Honduras, &c. 34 21 & Am. colonies 454 171 Cape Verds 145 32 French do & do 1,424 271 Brazil 37 63 Spanish do & do 841 318 Trieste 0 8 Danish West Indies 880 151 Madeira 183 0 Swedish do 113 6 — — 64,891 84,337 COSM) EASED VIEW. To F.ng. Ireland, Scotland, ci?c. Gibraltar 10,200 7,921 (as detailed West Indies, Dutch , abovel 18,454 33,501 Spanish ' French Holland, Hansetowns Amer. Colonies 6,206 2,042 and Germany 16.510 o i^56o All other parts 3,629 2,839 France 9,892 2,8;J9 — Spain, Portugal & 64,891 84,3o7 The Stock of Tobacco remaining on hand in the Lnited Kingdom of Grcat- Britain and Ireland, -uias.... On the 1st Jan. 1816. 1st Jan. 1817. In London, - - - 6614 974J Liverpool, - - 6259 4954 Scotland & Ireland, 4JO0 3000 1st Jan. 1813. 1st Dec. 1818. 6000 14,559 508 7 9467 Sj'JO 50 j0 General Stock,hhds 16, S73 17,6°4 14, .87 *29,0 16 * This quantity had been smartly increased \ the 1st Jan l l.\ by arrivals in Dec. as trill appear by refere nce to the following si -.dement ci shipments from Virginia, from 1st Oct. loio, to 31st Jan. 1619. 11 TOBACCO SHIPPED FROM YIKGI5TA. From 1st Oc.t 1817, From 1st Oct 1818, Loading to 3dth Sept. 1818. to 31st Jan. 1819. Feb. 18i9. Vests. Hi Ids. Vests. lihds- Vests. Hhds To London, - - - - 19 7309 10 4324 2 750 Liverpool, - - - - 22 7130 5 1179 1 850 Falmouth, (orders) - 14 3871 7 1455 1 300 Glasgow, 1 217 1 260 0 Leith, ------ 2 756 0 0 0 Bristol, ------ 1 276 2 480 0 Dublin, ----- 4 820 1 196 0 Continent of Europe, and other parts, - - 17 4357 0 0 1 50 — ■ — 81 24,636 26 8594 5 1450 Bv official returns from all the tobacco inspections in Virginia, it ap- pears that there were delivered at the inspections in the year ending on the 30th Sept. 1817, 32,217 hhds. And in the year ending on the 30th Sept. 1818, - 36,818 In the official /Jar pose of the French empire, made Feb. 25, 1813, it is said — “ Formerly it was not permitted to cultivate tobacco, except in particular places in a few provinces. At this time 30,000 acres of land are specially appropriated to the cultivation of tobacco, and produce 30,000,000 of pounds.” The value of this staple article with us, depends, at all times, upon the price it will command in the foreign markets to which we export it, and the charges incident to its transportation and sale. Of these prices, we are, in general, pretty correctly informed ; but it is believed, that many persons very much deceive themselves in estimating their nett va- lie to us. With those who engage in the tobacco trade, it is certainly very important to avoid such errors. Let us then endeavor to estimate, with all possible accuracy, the nett valve to us of prices in London and Liverpool, being the two principal markets for tobacco in England, to which the principal exports of Virginia tobacco are made. Before we proceed in our estimates, we will, in order to shorten the process, settle some preliminaries The charges upon tobacco which come within the scope of our esti- mates, may be classed under two heads ; one charges per hogshead — and the other chaiges per centum upon the value or price obtained. The charges per hogshead may be considered as un.formlv the same, whate- ver may be the price obtained. ’ The nett proceeds of a hogshead of to- bacco sold at any given price, being ascertained by a full anddetailed state- ment, it s clearly perceived that the nett proceeds of the same hogs- head sold at any other price, would Only vary from the nett proceeds as- certained on the g’ive,i price, by the eiijferencc ffe.'iveeu the t-wo prices re- 12 ducecl by the amount of charges per centum on that difference of price. It will be perceived, by, the detailed estimates which follow, that the per cen- tum charges are in all 9 per cent in London, and 7 per cent, in Liverpool. Proforma Account Sale of one Hogshead of Virginia Tobacco sold in Lorulcr: — payable per cash at two months from date of sale. One hogshead Virginia Tobacco, per manifest, 1350 lbs. Actual loss in weight, (averaging 4 per cent.) 54 1296 fShrinkings, - - - 30 1266 | Drafts, .... 8 I 1258 Allowances per custom. ) Trett, 41bsprl041bs. 48 | Nett, - - - 1210 a 6d. £ 30 5 0 j Discount 2 per ct. 0 12 1 (_Ship’ngchgs. pr hhd. - 3 7 0 15 8 £29 9 4 CHAH52S IN' LONDON. TFreight 60s. primage 5 per ct. & pierage 3s 6d. £3 3 3 Prem. on =g24, at 2) per cent. - 0 12 0 Com. per ct. on do. and policy, 0 4 0 0 16 0 Entry and petty charges per hhd. -026 Landing, wharfage and housing, 0 16 Weighing and sampling, - -- -- -- 020 Cooperage, - -- _- -042 Warehouse rent, 020 Brokerage, - - - j 0 10 0 Com. includingrisk of debt on £29 9 4, at 4 pr ct.l 3 7 6 5 0 Nett proceeds in Ldndon, ^23 4 3 Exchange at par, ---------- 7 14 9 1-3 £3j 19 11 1-3 Virginia currency, Equal to * - • S 103 IS 'IS CHARGES 1ST RTCHMOKB. Opening 1 &. coopering, 75 cts. duty 75 cts. pr lihd.gl 50 Storage 75 cts. drayage 50 cents, wharfage 10 cts. 1 35 Lighterage (from 100 to 125 cts) hills of lading,Scc. 1 14 4 00 Nett proceeds in Richmond, §99 18 (J^j §99 18 is equal to §7 34 2-3 per hundred on 135o lbs. Suppose the price varied Id per lb. in London ? We ascertain the dif- ference it will make in the nett proceeds, thus : 1210 lbs tobacco, a Id. is •» 1210d Deduct pr centum charges, am. to 9 per cent. - 108 9-10 Sterling, 1101 1-10 Exchange at par, 367 1468 1-10 or §20 40 §20 40 for 1350 lbs. manifest -weight , is §1 52 per hundred [t, there- fore appears, that as the price of Tobacco is varied Id. per lb. in Lon- don, it varies the nett value in Richmond of §1 52 per hundred. Proforma Jlccovnt Sale of onehhcl Virginia Tobacco in Liverpool. One hhd. Virginia Tobacco, per manifest, - 1350 lbs. Actual loss (say 4 per cent.) ------ 54 1296 Allowance, - -.-20 Nett, 1376 a 6d, ^3118 CHARGES. Freight 55s. primage, 5 pr ct. 2s 9d. - - - - 2 17 9 Prm. on ^26, at 24 per cent. - - - 0 13 0 Com. ^ per cent, and policv, - - - - 0 4 5 0 17 5 Landing charges, 11s Id. fire insurance, lOd. - - 0 11 11 Com. including brokerage and risk of debt, on ^ J 31 18, at 4 per cent. 156 £5 12 7 Nett proceeds in Liverpool, ^26 5 5 Exchange at par, 8 15 1 Virginia currency, - -- -- -- - 35 00 6 14 Equal to ^ - 116 74 Deduct on charges in Richmond, per hhd 4 09 Nett proceeds in Richmond, - . . - - - gll2 7 4 cc? S 112 74 is equal to gS 35 per hundred on 1350 lbs. Suppose the pr.ce varied Id per lb. in Liverpool ? We ascertain the dif- ference it makes in the nett proceeds, thus : 1,276 lbs. Tobacco, a Id, is - l,276d. Deduct per centum charge — 7 per cent S9 1-3 Sterling, 1,186 2-3 Exchange at par, 395 1-3 l,582d. or g 21 97 g21 97 for 1,350 lbs. manifest -weight , is g 1 60 per hundred. It therefore appears, that as the price for Tobacco, is varied Id. per lb. in Liverpool, it varies the nett value to us in Richmond, gl 63 per hundred. From the preceding calculations, founded upon the customary char- ges and allowances, and which it isbelicved will be found entirely cor- ■rect, a Table of Prices may be framed, shewing die nett value in Rich- mond, of any series of prices in London and Liverpool, taking the cal- culations upon 6d. per lb. for either place, as the basis upon which to raise or reduce the nett value, and as you raise or lower the pr.ee in London Id, per lb. raise or lower the nett value in Richmond SI 52 per h. ndred, and so in proportion for a greater or less variate n of price : o 1 serve the same rule for Liverpool prices, with this difference only, that a variation of Id. per lb. in Liverpool, s equal to gl 63 in Ricli- mond. We will only submit the following short TABLE OF PRiCES. In London. In Richmond. In Liverpool. In Richmond. 4d. is equal to s 4- 31 4 is equal to 6 59 5 5 83 5 6 72 6 >- 7 35 6 8 35 7 8 87 7 9 98 8 10 39 8 11 61 9 11 61 9 13 24 10 13 43 10 14 87 11 14 95 11 16 50 12 16 47 12 18 13 It is to be remarked upon the difference between London and Liver- pool in the nett value offfie same price, that there is generallv a ddfer- ar.ee in price in favor of London about equal to the difference in charges 15 against it, and that consequently it requires in general better Tobacco to command any given pr'ce in Liverpool than in London. If this was not the case, the London markets would have been abandoned for the Liver- pool market by shippers. London however, has from its local situation, advantages over Liverpool in the Tobacco trade sufficient to maintain this difference in the value of the article. The preceding estimates are made upon a hogshead welghinghere 1350 lbs. which is ai o tthe ave- rage weight. It is evident however, that if we take a hogshead weigh- ing more or less, the result u ould be proportionahly varied also. Thus it mav be shewn that if the hi gshead weighs 1 00 Its. n ore than this ave- rage weight, the nett proceeds of a sale of it at 6d. in London, would be 19 cents per hundred more than we have estimated the nett \ aloe of that price would be ; and at lod. it would be 23 cents more; and so for a greatei or less variation in weight, according to price ; which shews the importance of shippers being particularly attentive to weights. The es- timate, however, upon the average weight is the fair and correct one and furnishes the proper guide. The dealers in the ar 'cle here, ought of course to reduce the nett va- lue iu Richmond, as given in the above Table of prices, by the amount of profit, they are fairly entitled to receive for the advance of their capital, say twelve months, and the trouble, expense and risk of their trade. 11 hat per centum ought, in prospective calculations, to be allowed upon capital embarked in this trade, is for the experienced in such business to sav, and for those who engage in the trade to determine for themselves. RICHMOND, February 20th, 1819. \VM. G. PENDLETON. — — VALUE OF FOREIGN COINS, IX THE MO A EY OF THE U AIT ED STATES. S cts. m. Sixteenth of a Dollar, 0 06 Half a Pistareen, - 0 10 0 Real plate of Spain, - 0 10 9 An English Sixpence, .... - 0 11 1 F.ightli of a Dollar, - - - - . 0 12 5 The Livre Tournois of France, - 0 18 5 The Franc of France, 0 IS 7%} A Pistareen, - - 0 20 0 At, English Shilling, ----- - 0 22 2 Quarter of a Dollar, - - 0 25 0 The Mark Banco of Hamburg, 0 S3 O The Florin or Guilder of the United Netherlands, 0 40 0 A halt' Dollar, - 0 50 0 The Rupee, cfEengal, - 0 50 u 16 Tli e Rix Dollar, of Denmark, The Rix Dollar, of S weden, A Spanish Dollar, The Ruble of Russia, Crowns of England and France, The Millrea of Portugal, The Tale, of China, The Pagoda, of India, A French Pistole, A Spanish Pistole, T he pound, of Ireland, The pound Sterling, of Great Britain, A French Guinea, An English Guinea, A Moidore, ... Half Johannas, - A Doubloon, - A Johannas, - - 1 00 ti 1 00 0 - 1 00 0 1 00 0 - 1110 1 24 0 - 1 48 0 1 84 0 3 66 7 - 3 77 3 4 10 0 - 4 44 0 4 60 0 4 66 7 6 00 8 8 00 0 14 93 3 16 00 0 — — UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN CURRENCIES. Rules for reducing the currencies of the different states into each other, and sterling into currency. To reduce the currencies of New-Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode- Island, Connecticut and Virginia, into those of New-York and North- Carnlina, to the given sum add one third thereof. To reduce Pennsylvania, New-Jersey, Delaware and Maryland, to the given sum, add one fourth thereof. OX THE COXTRAItr, To reduce New-York and North-Garolina, into New-Hampshire, Mas- sachusetts, Rhode-lsland, Connecticut and Virginia, from the given sum deduct one fourth thereof. To reduce Pennsylvania, New-Jersey, Delaware and Maryland, from the given sum deduct one sixteenth thereof. To reduce into South-Carolina and Georgia, to the given sum add one sixteenth, and take one half of the whole. To reduce Pennsylvania, New-Jersey, Delaware and Marvland into New- Hampshire, Massachusetts. Rhode-lsland, Connecticut and Virginia, from the given sum deduct one fifth thereof. To reduce into New-York and North Carolina, to the sum given add one fifteenth thereof. To reduce into South-Carolina and Georgia, multiply by 3 and l-9lh, and divide the prouuct by 5 ; or multiply by 28 and divide by 45. 17 To reduce South-Carolina and Georgia into New-Hampshire Massachu- setts, Uhode-isiand, Connecticut and Virginia, to the given sum add 2-iths thereof. To reduce into Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland, mul- tiply the given sum by 45 and divide by 28. To reduce into New-York and North Carolina, from the given sum de- duct l-7th and double the remainder. To reduce British sterling into Virginia currency, to the given sum add 1-od thereof. OX THE CONTRARY. To reduce Virginia currency into sterling, deduct l-4th thereof. -S3S03- A PERPETUAL ALMANAC. Feb. March Nov. Feb Aug. May. Jan. Oct. Jan. April July Sept. Dec- a> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 | li 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2., 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 EXPLANATION. | As Monday is the day ;set against 1819, Monday is found under each 17th, 24th, 1819 — Monday, 1826 20 — Wednesday , 27 21 — Thursday, 28 — Saturday, 22 — Friday, 29 — Sunday, 23 — Saturday, 30 — Monday, 24 — Monday, 31 — Tuesday, 25 — Tuesday, ad infinitum. 16th, 23d, and 30th — then if Monday be the 9th, Tuesday was the 10th & Wednesday is the 11th ; to find on what day of the week June came in, we look for June and discover that Monday was the 7th, 14th, 21st, and 28th j then if Monday be the 7th, Tuesday was the 1st day of June. -05098- Wednesday, and 31st of May, and Thursday, so on through the table. To find on what day of the week the 11th of Aug. 1819, is, we look ior the month, and fin that Monday was the 2d, 9th, GENERAL GOFER AMENT. Salary I Salary. lames Monroe, President, §25,odi Jersey. Wm. S. Pennington, Judge Jos. M. M’llvane, Attorney Oliver W . Ogden, Marshal, Robert Boggs, Clerk Fees, &.c. For the Eastern District of Pennsyl- vania. Richard Peters, Judge 1600 Chs. J. Ingersoll, Attorney Fees,&.c. John Smith, Marshal 1600 Fees, Jkc. 1200 2u0 200 Michael M’Clary, Marshal 20l)'David Caldwell, Clerk Jonathan Steele, Clerk Fees, &c. For the TV estern District of Pennsyl- For Massachusetts. vania John Davis, Judge 1600 J. H. Walker, Judge George Blake, Attorney Fees, Sec. Andrew Stewart, Attorney James Prince, Marshal Wm. S. Shaw, Clerk For Ithucle Island. David Howell, Judge Asher Robbins, Attorney Ebenezer Dexter, Marshal Wm. B. Irish, Marshal , Clerk For Delaware. 1000 John Fisher, Judge £0u Geo. Read, jr. Attorney 200 James Brobson, Marshal Edmund T. Ellery, Clerk, Fees, &c. A. Johns, Clerk For Vermont. For Maryland. Elijah Paine, Judge 800 James Houston, Judge Titus Hutchinson. Attorney 200 Elias Glenn, Attorney David Robinson, Marshal 200 Paul Bentalou, Marshal Cephas Smith, Clerk, Fees, &c. Philip Moore, Clerk For Connecticut. Pierpoint Edwards, Judge 1000 Hezekiah Huntington, Attor ney 200 Robert Fairchild, Marshal Henry Edwards, Clerk Fees, &c. 1200 200 Fees, &.c. 1600 Fees, &c. For Virginia. St. Geo. Tucker, Judge (Eastern District.) John G. Jackson, (Western District) 1800 1600 :G Salaries. Robert Stanard, Attorney 2ou (^'.usifern Dist.) Jacob Buson Attorney (West. Bist.) Andrew Moore, Marshal, Fees, fkc. Richard Jeffries, Clerk ForJ\orth Carolina. Henry Potter, Judge 1500 Robert H. Jones, Attorney 200 Beverly Daniel, Marshal. V» m. H. Haywood, Clerk Fees, &c. For South Carolina. John Drayton, Judge 180b Thomas Parker, Attorney Fees, ike. At ojion A. Waring, .Marshal James Jervav, Clerk For Georgia. William Stevens, Judge 1500 R did. \N . Habersham, Atrny. 2d John H. Morel, Marshal Fees, &c John H. Bullock, Clerk For Kentucky. Robert Trimble, Judge 1500 Robert Wickliffe, Attorney 200 John T Mason, Marshal 2Uu John H. Hanna, Clerk Fees, ike For Tennessee , East ami U est. John M’Nairy, Judge 150t John M. Campbell, Attorney 200 John E. Beck, do. 20o Charles J. Porter, Marshal 200 John Childers, do. 200 Robert M, Gavock, Clerk Fees* &. c. For O/Jo. Cl aries W. Bird, Judge 1000 John C. Wright, Attorney 200 •John Hamm, Marshal 2Gi Humphrey Fullerton, Clk. Fecs,&c. For Louisiana Dominic Hall, Judge 300* John Dick, Attorney 6o ?•; du el 1 tyt.okis. Marshal 2. Sand. II. Harper, Clerk, l ees, cGe IjOO 2o0 2j0 2000 2000 Salaries. For Indiana. Nathl. Pope, .iu -ge I homas 11. Blake, Attorney John Vawter, Marshal For the Circuit Court of the United States, in the District of Columbia. Win. Crunch, Chief Justice 22u0 Buckner '1 hruston. Associ- ate Judge James S. Morsell, .Associ- ate Judge Walter Jones, Attorney Fees, &.c- Washington Boyd, Marshal William Brent, Clerk George Dcneale, do For the District of Columbia. Wm. Crunch, sole Judge George Deneale, Clerk JUDICIARY OF TUF. UNITED STATES IV THE TERRITORIAL GoVEKSALEATS. For Missouri. Silas Bent, Judge 1200 J. B. C. Lucas, do. 12od \\ m. Spngg, do. 12 j0 George Bullitt, do. 12oO Robert Wash, Attorney 250 Henry Dodge, Marshal 2.X) For Illinois. Jesse B. 1 homas, Judge 1200 Alexander Stewart, do. 12od T homas Towles, do. 12u0 Wm. Mears, Attorney 250 Philip Fanch, Marshal 2u0 For Michigan. A. B. Woodward, Judge 1200 Solomon Silbv, Attorney 250 r homas Rowland, Marshal 20> .Irkansa v> Territory. Genl. Miller, Governor Tobert Crittenden, Secv. Andrew Sci.tt, Judge, .lie lama Territory. Go; i, Ay . AN t:|.< r, Ji.t v 21 Diplomatic department. Salaries Richard Rush, to G. Britain, $9000 Albert Gallatin, France, 9000 Geo. Washington Campbell, to St. Petersburg, 9000 .Tohn Graham, Rio Janeiro 9000 Jonathan Russell. Sweden, 9000 John Forsyth, Spain, 9000 Appleton, Charge de Affairs, Rio Janeiro. CONSULS AND COMMERCIAL AGENTS Of the United States, May 1, 1819. Great Britain and Ireland. Hamburg, Bremen, Embden, Franconia, London, Liverpool, Bristol, Plymouth, Falmouth, Thomas Aspinwall James Maury'-. Herman Visger. Nathl. G. Ingram, jr. Robert W. Fox. Kingston upon Hull, William Davy. Cowes, 2. Leith, 3. Dublin, Cork, Belfast, 4. Gibraltar, Isle ot France, Turks Island, Bermuda, Thomas Auldjo. Joel Hart. Thomas English. Jacob Mark. James Luke. Bernard Henry. Martin Bickham. Thomas Winns. *W R Higinbothom Batavia, Paris, Bordeaux, Marseilles, Nantes, La Rochelle, L’Orient, | Malaga, ’Alicante, |St. Lucar, Bilboa, Russia. St. Petersburg, AbrahamP. Gibson. ; Barcelona, Riga, Moses M. Russell. jValencia, Sweden and Norway. Stockholm, David Irskine. Gothenburg, C. A. Murray 2. Christiansand, Peter Isaacson. 3. St. Bartholomews, Jos Ficklin Denmark. Copenhagen, John Rainals, 2. 1. St. Cruz, Robert Jaques. I. St. Thomas, * Nathan Levy Germany. Stettin, &.c. Jno. M. Forbes, (C. Genji Porto Rico, Edward Wyer. Frcdk. Wichelhausen. William Clark. Philip Mark. Netherlands. Amsterdam Alexander M’Rae. Rotterdam, George ,Toy r . Antwerp, David Parish. Ostend, Emanuel Wambersic. 2 I. St. Eustatia, William Gamble. I.Curracoa, Cortland Parker. *Abrm. E. Soesman. France. Isaac Cox Barnet. Daniel Strobel. Stephen Cathalan, Henry Wilson. Robert Sterry. Edward Church. Havre d’Grace, Reuben G Beasley. Calais, Thomas Johnson. 2.1 Guadaloupe, Philip DePcyster. I. Matinique, Silas Moreau. Portugal and Brazil. Lisbon, Israel P. Hutchinson. Rio de Janeiro, Henry Hill. Maranhao, Jose dos Santos Monteiro 3. 1 Madeira, John H. March. Fayal, John B. Dabney. C. Verde Islds Sami. Hodges, jr. Spain. John M. Hall. Richard M’Call. Obediah Rich. George G. Barrell. Robert Montgomery. Richard S Hackley. Fr’sco Xavier de Falo 2. 1. Teneriffe, John O’Sullivan. I. Manilla, Andrew Stuart. Monte Video, William G. Miller. La Guayra, Robert K. Lowry. Havana, *Geo. P. Stevenson. St. Jago de Cuba, ‘John Mason •John M. Baker. :Cadiz, Tuscany, Sardinia , Austria. Leghorn, Thomas Appleton. 2. Genoa, James Schee. Nice, Victor A. Sasserno. 3. Trieste, Francis Adams. Two Sicilies. Naples, Alexander Hammett. Palermo, Henry Preble. Messina, John Broadbent. Barbary States. Algiers, Wm. Shaler, (C. Gen.' Tunis, Townshend Stith. Tripoli, Thomas D. Anderson. Tangier, James Simpson. China. Canton, Benjamin C. Wilcocks. Note — Agents for Commerce and Seamen arc distinguished by an as- terisk. MINISTERS, &c. OF FOREIGN' POJFERS, IX THE EXITED STATES. From France. llis Excellency M. Hyde de Neuville, Envoy Extraordinary, and Minis- ter Plenipotentiary, from France to the United States of America. Mr. Both, Secretary of Legation. Mr. Bourguenev, attached to the Legation. Mr. Petrv, Consul General, ad interim, to the U. States, at Philadelphia. Mr. Berard, eleve Vice Consul, Philadelphia. Mr. De Valnais, Consul, Boston. Mr. Le Conipte D’Espinville, Consul, New York. Mr. Angelucci, Consul, Baltimore. Mr. Couteaux, Vice Consul, Norfolk. Mr. Le Marquis de Forgeres, Consul, Charleston. Mr. Buchet de Martigny, Agent of the Consulate, Charleston. Mr. Le Loup, Vice Consul, ad interim. Savannah. Mr. Guillemin, Consul, ad interim, New Orleans. From Great Britain. No Public Minister, Mr. Bagot having returned to England. Gibbs Crawford Antrobus, Esq. Secretary of Legation. William Henry Hughes, Private Secretary. Vnthony St. John Baker. Esq. Consul General. James Baker, Esq. Secretary. .Tames Buchanan, Esq. Consul for the state and city of New York. William Dawson, Esq. Consul for Maryland, Baltimore. William Gray, Esq Consul for Virginia, Norfolk. Benj. Moodie, Esq. Consul for N. &. S. Carolina, and Georgia, Charleston. John Davidson, Esq. Consul for Louisiana, New Orleans. William S. Skinner, Esq. acting- Vice Consul, Boston. John Bernard Gilpin, Esq. acting Vice Consul, Newport, li. I. Gilbert Robinson, Esq. do. Philadelphia. James Patton, Esq. do. Alexandria, D. G'. James Wallace, Esq. do. Savannah. Donald M’Intosh, Esq. Consul, New Hampshire and Maine. F, om Russia. M. Poletica, Envoy Extraordinary, and Minister Plenipotentiary. Theodore Ivanoff, Counsellor of Legation. George Ellisen, Secretary of Legation. Nicholas Kosloff, Consul General, Philadelphia. Alexy Eustaphieve, Consul, Boston. T. Swift, Vice Consul, Alexandria. T G. Bogert, Vice Consul, New York. Benj. Chew, Vice Consul, New Orleans. Edward J. Coale, Agent, Baltimore. Fortescue Whittle, Agent, Norfolk. John Prince, Agent, Salem. Ebenezer Mayo, Agent, Portland. Samuel Snow, Agent, Providence. From the Netherlands. The Viscount de Quabeck, Charge d’ Affaires, P. G. Lechleitner, Consul, Philadelphia. From Spain. No Public Minister, Don Onis having returned to Spain. Don Bartolome Ronquenet, Consul, Philadelphia, Don Thomas Stoughton, Consul, New York. Don Juan Stoughton, Consul for New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Con- necticut, Vermont and Rhode Island, Boston. Don Pablo Chacon, Vice Consul, Alexandria, D. C. Don Juan B. Carnabau, Consul, Baltimore. Don Antonio Argotte Vilalobos, Consul for Virginia and Kentucky Don Diego Murphy, Consul, New Orleans. Don Felipe Fatio, Consul, Louisiana, Don Carolus Mulvi, Vice Consul, Savannah. From Portugal. M. Correa de Se Serra, Minister Plenipotentiary of his Majesty, King of Portugal, Brazil and Algarves, Philadelphia. Joseph Rudemaker, Consul General, Philadelphia. Symon S. Goodwvn, Consul, Boston. Joaquin Jose Vasques, jr. Consul, New York. Robert Barry, Consul, Baltimore. Robert Dickson, Consul, Norfolk. Louis Deblois, Consul. Washington City. Joao P, Colhorda, Consul, Washington, N. C. 24 Carlos Mnlvev, Consul, Charleston. From Denmark. P. Pedersen, Minister Resident from the Court of Denmark, ana Consul General, Philadelphia. John Bohlen, Vice Consul, Philadelphia. George Hammeken, Consul, New York. Charles VV. Green, Vice Consul, Boston. Frederick William Brune, Vice Consul, Baltimore Jonathan Swift, Vice Consul, Alexandria. Moses Myers, Vice Consul, Norfolk. Joseph Winthrop, Vice Consul, Charleston, S. C. Richard Relf, Vice Consul, New Orleans. From Sweden and Norway. Ills Excellency M. de Kantzow, Minister Resident. Henry Gahn, acting Consul General, New York. H. Aguilon, Consul, Baltimore. Bernard Dahlgren, Afice Consul, Philadelphia. S. Blagge, Commercial Agent, Boston H. Rogers, jr. do. Providence, R. I. J. Swift, do. Alexandria, 1). C. John Myers, do. Norfolk. J. B. Cunningham, do. Washington, N. C. Edmund Bridge, jr. do. Wilmington, N. C. Joseph M inthrop, do. Charleston, S. C. Wm. Taylor, do. Savannah. R. 1). Shepherd, do. New Orleans. From Prussia. Frederick Greulm, Minister Resident. -9t509S- OFFICERS OF THE J//A 7. Residence, Salary. Robert Patterson, director, Phialdelphia )0 Janies Rush, treasurer • - IJjO Adam F.ckfeldt, chief coiner - - . 1500 Joseph Richardson, assaver • . 1510 Joseph Cloud, melter and refiner - - - 1500 Robert Scott, engraver ... 1200 George Ehrenzeller, clerk ... 700 John Reich, assistant engraver ... 6 : >0 William Stern, door keeper and watch . - . 462 V M’ Minn, carpenter and adjuster ... . 452 Philip Summers, Melter . ... 462 John Mann, annealer - . 38 ? John Schreiner, pressman ... 4i)0 Thomas Gray do - 362 - ~S3se9- OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS IN THE UNITED STATES Paris, Collectors. Surveyors. Portsmouth* Timothy Upham, James Ladd, White Mountains, Epli. H. Mahurin, Alburg, James Fisk, L JMumphreymagog, Roger Enos, Newburyport, Ipswich, Joseph Marquand, Asa Andrews, John Kittredge, Wm. Cross, Gloucester, Ebenezer Dale. Beverly FJ Salem,* M illiam R. Lee, ^Jonathan Smith, £ John Sanders. Marblehead* Joseph Wilson, Joshua Prentis. Boston* IJ. A. S. Dearborn, Elbridge Gerry. Plymouth, Henry Warren, Barnstable Isaiah L. Green, Nantucket, Martin T. Morton, Eilgartown, Thomas Cooke, jun. .A ew Bedford,* John Hawes, Til don, Nathaniel Williams. York, Jeremiah Bradbury, Saco,* Daniel Granger, Portland,* Isaac llslv James Cf Jewitt, Bath, Augusta, ^ J. Wingate, Jun. ^ iSaac Carter. Wiscasset, Francis Cook, Penobscot, Bangor, ^Josiah Hook, Frenchman's Bay, Edwtl. S. Jarvis, Esq. Machias, Jeremiah O’Brien, P.issamun noddy, Stephen Thacker, TTaldoborovgh , Thomasto-on, Denny M’Cobb, Hezekiah Prince Kennebunk, Joseph Storer, Be fast. Daniel Lane, Joseph Carr. Newport,* William Ellery, John Slocum. North Kingston, a Wm. Hammond, East Greenwich, . - Thomas Arnold. Warren, , j - i Nathaniel Fiuhps 26 Ports. Bristol ,* Paxvcatuck river. Providence, Patuxet, Tiverton, New London, Stonington, New Haven, Middletown, Fairfield, Hartford, Saybrook, - ‘ Sag Harbor, NewYork* & Albany, Hudson, Os-.oegatchie, Champlain, Oswego, Niagara, Bnffaloe Creek, Genesee, Sack. Harbor, Cape St. Vincent, Perth Amboy, Burlington, Bridgetown, Great Vgg Harb'r. Little Egg Harbr’. .'Wry B itnsiuick, Jersey, Philadelphia, Presque Isle, Wilmington ,* D. Baltimore,* To XV71 Creek, Chester, Oxford & Easton, Vienna, Snow hill, Annapolis, Nottingham, Collectors. Chas. Collins, jun. Thomas Coles, Thomas H. Cushing', Abraham Bishop, Alexander Wolcott, Walter Bradley, Henry P. Dering, David Gelston, Reuben Moores, Alexander Richards, Peter Sailly, Nathan Sage, Robert Flemming, Oliver Forward, Jesse Hawley, Henry Leavenworth, John B. Esselstyne John Brewster, Lemuel Howell, Jas. D. Westcott, Gideon Leeds, Silas Crane, John Steele Thomas Forster, Allen M’Lane, Jas. H. M’Cullcch, James Clavpoole John Willis, John Ennalls, Lemuel P. Spence, John Randall. Henry Boswell, ‘Surveyors. Samuel Bosworth, Sylvester Gavet. John B. Barton. Joseph Aborne. Thomas Durfee. Oliver Champlain. Elijah Palmer. William Munson. W. V an Deursen. Solomon Porter. George Wolcott. Joseph Swift. John Vernon,jr. Isaac Dayton. Henry Coffin. Thomas Hance. Jas. Glenworth. William Lowry. Charles Chilton. Benja. Wilmot, 2 : Ports. Llewellingburg, Nanjemoy, St. jlary’s, JYId. Havre de Grace, Georgetown, 1). C, Alexandria, Hampton, Norfolk*, Suffolk, SmithJLeld, Petersburg, Richmond, City Point, Yorktmm, West Point, & Cumberland, East River, Rappahannock, 'j Urbunna, Port Royal, > Fredericksburg, j Cartels Creek, J Charlestown, V. Yeocomico, Dumfries, Folly Landing, Cherry Stone, South Qytay, Wilmington, JY. C. Swansborongh, II inton, Windsor, Shewarkey, Hertford, Js ixonton, Jndiantown, Currituck Inlet, Pasquotank, A'ewbiggen Creek, Tombstone, Murfreesborongh , JY ruibern, Beaufort, JY. C. Washington ,* Collectors. Athan. Fenwick, John Barnes, Charles Simms, David Brodie, Chales K. Mallory, Joseph Jones, James Gibbon, T. Nelson, jun, J. B. Roberts, George W. Banks, John S. Tapscott, W. A. Linton, Parker Barnes, Nath’l Holland, 'Willis W. Parker, Robert Cochran, Francis Hawks, James Manney, Thos. H, blount, i Surveyors Lewis Ford. Win. D. Harrison. Robert Chesley. Brath. Dangerfield. Copeland Parker. Joseph Prentiss. Robert Butler. John H. Peterson, ^Eugene Sullivan. William White. r I Henry Muse. <■ William Gray. | Adam Cook. \_Ez. G. Shearman. Jacob Decamps. Thos, Callender. Peterson Guriev. Win. H. Ruffin.' Henry Hunter. Josiali Townsend. Samuel Matthews. Thos. C. Ferebee. John B. Jones. David Richardson. T. L. Shannonhouse- Jehu Nichols. James Morgan. 28 Ports. Edenton,* P’ymoitih, Carnlen* Ocracoke , Charleston * Georgetown * S. C. Beaufort, S. C. Savannah* Snnbury,* Darien, St. Mary’s, G. Hardwick, Louisville, Limestone, Cuyahoga, Miami, Sandusky, Marietta, Cincinnati, .Massac, Natchez, Ne-o Orleans, 5 B 'you St. John, $ Tec he, Mobile', Detroit, Collectors. Samuel Tredwell, Levi Fagan, Enoch Sawyer, Thos. S. Singleton, Simeon Theus, Thos. Chapman, William Joyner, Archibald S. Bullock, James Holmes, W. J. WIntosh, Archibald Clark, Alesr. Netberclift. A. W. Walworth, Almon Gibbs, Peter P. Ferry, Beverly Chew, Surveyor i. Thos. H. Jervey. Thomas Bourkc. M’Queen M'Intosh. Richard Ferguson. Charles Pelham. Henry P. Wilcox John Andrews. Gideon D. Cobb. W. H Beaumont. AVm. Emmcrson. Louis Blanc. Adden Lewis. Wm. Woodbridge, A fi chili machinac, Adam D. Stewart. Note. — The orts which have asterisks affixed, lhus(*), are those at 'which vessels from the Cape of Good Hope, or any place beyond, are admitted to make entrv. NAVAL OFFICERS. Portsmouth , Frjah Hall. — Ne-ubttryport, Daniel Sweet. — Salem, Henry F.’-is -Boston Thomas Melvil'e - Newport, Walter Nichols — Prarvi- tl . Samuel Brown — New Yo -k, John Ferguson. — Philadelphia, Sam). 1 ; . — Baltimore William B: Barney. — Yorfolkj Phih ■ — ff't r" . John D. ‘ones -C irlcston. TIvutias Waring. — Savannah, Alexander irvine. — Acw Orleans, Edwin Lorrani. Of Goods, Wares , and Merchandize, imported into the United States after the 1st day of At ay, 1819. ARTICLES. Ad valorem or Imported in Specif c. Am. ves. ( A. Ale, Beer and Porter, in bottles, Di to, imported otherwise than in per gallon, 15 16 4 bottles. ditto. 10 11 Arabic Gum, per ct. ad val. 7h & i Almonds, pe. lb. 3 3 j-10 Alum, Animals imported for breed, per cwt. free 2j0 220 Arms, fire -ltd side. per ct. ad val. 20 22 Artificial flowers, ditto. 30 33 Anchors, or parts thereof, Antimony, regulus ot Articles composed wholly or chiefly of gold, silver, pear s, and precious stones, laces, iu- cei i shawls, or shades of thread per lb. tree 9 2 i-5 or silk, B Bark ofCork tree unmanufactur’d Barilla, per ct. ad. val. free free n Bottles, black quart glass, per gross, 144 158 2-5 Brass wire, Brimstone, per ct. ad val. tiee 20 22 Bristles, per lb. 3 3 3-10 Boots. per pair 150 165 Bootees, or laced boots. -r. ct. ad val. 30 Books, blanks and parchment. Ditto, printed, not being free b\ ditto 30 53 law, ditto. 15 164 Brushes, per ct. ad val. 30 Bonnets, hats, and caps, Burtons, button moulds, and buc- ditto. 30 53 kies, Burr stones, unwrought, ditto • rree 20 22 B. os manufactures, •Brown Russ;?, sheetings not ex- j, erct. ad val, 20 33 30 ARTICLES. Ad valorem or Imported in Specific. Am. vex. Fur vets. ceeding 52 archeens in each piece, ^er piece. 160 176 Brads, sprig’s, and tacks, not ex- ceeding 16 oz. per m. per m. 5 5 4 Ditto above 16 oz. per m„ per lb. 4 4 -5 Butter, C. Cables, and tarred cordage, per ct. ad val. 15 16 i ;er lb. 3 3 3-10 Cabinet wares and manufactures of wood. uer ct. ad val. 30 C* O oo Capers, ditto. 30 33 Canes, whips, and walking sticks ditto. 30 no OJ Candles of tallow, per lb. n O 3 3 10 Dnto of wax or spermaceti, ditto. 6 6 3-5 Cannon, musket, fire, & side arms, per ct. ad val. 20 22 Caps, bonnets, anti hats, ditto. 30 33 Cassia, Chinese, per lb. 6 6 3-5 Carriages, or parts thereof. per ct. ad val. 30 33 Cheese, per lb. 9 |9 9-10 Cinnamon and cloves, ditto. 25 \ 12 7 A Cloves and cinnamon, ditto. 25 27 f China, earthen and stone wares, per ct. ad val. 20 22 Chocolate, per lb. 3 3 3-10 Clay, unwrought. Clothing readymade. free per ct. ad val. 30 no JO Coal, heaped. per bushel, 5 5 4 Cocoa, per lb. 2 2 1-5 Coffee, ditto. 5 5 4 Copper for Mint, Copper, brass and pewter, old, free ditto. Copper or brass in pigs, bars, or plates for ships. Cotton, ditto, per lb 3 3 3-10 Colton stockings, per ct. ad val. 20 22 Cotton manufactures of all des- cription, or of which it is the material of caief value ditto. 20 22 Cotton twist, ditto. 25 27 4 Cotton yarn. ditto. 25 27 * SI ARTICLES. Jld valorem or Imported in Specific. Am. ves For. ves. Cotton thread. per ct. adval. 25 27 4 Cotton cloth, or cloths of which cotton is the material of chief value, (except nankeens im- ported direct from China) the original cost of which, at the place whence imported, with the addition of 20 per cent, if imported from the Cape ol Good Hope, or from places be- yond it, and ten per cent, from any other place ; shall be less than 25 cents per square yard, shall with such addition be tak- en and deemed to have cost 25 cen‘s per square yard, and shall be charged with duty accord- ingly, ditto. 25 27 1- Cotton twist, cotton varn and cot- ton, is. cotton thread, unbleach- ed and uncolored, the original cost of which shall be less than 60 cents per lb. shall be deem- ed and taken to have cost 60 cents per lb. and shall be char- ged with duty accordingly. ditto.- 25 27 i Cotton Yarn, bleached or colored, the original cost of which shall have been less than75 cents per lb. shall be deemed and taken to have cost 75 cents per lb. and shall be charged with duty accordingly. ditto. 25 27 i Copper rods, bolts, spikes and nails. per lb. 4 4 2-5 Cigars, per m. 250 275 Candy, sugar, Clayed, white, and powdered per lb. 12 13 1-5 sugar, per lb. 4 4 2-5 Children’s shoes and slippers, per pair. 15 16 1-2 Copperas, per cwt. 1U0 110 32 ARTICLES, Ad valorem or liTiJOl i cr i _ , Specific. Am. ves. ! For ves . Copper manufactures, Cordage, untarred, yarn, twine per ct. ad val. 25 27 1-2 pack thread, and seine twine. Cosmetics, washes, balsams, an per lb. 4 4 2-5 perfumes, per ct. ad val. 30 Currants, per lb. O Cutlery, Composition, bolts, rods, spikes >er ct. ad val. 20 22 and nails, Cloth, hempen and sail, (excep' Russia and German linen, Rus- per lb. 4 4 2-5 sia and Holland duck,) per ct. ad val. 20 22 Castings, iron, D. Drugs, dying and materials for composing dyes not subject to per cwt. 75 82 1-2 other rates of duties, Duck, Holland, not exceeding 52 per ct. ad val. 7 1-2 8 1-4 archeens each piece. Duck, Russia, not exceeding 52 per piece. 250 275 archeens each piece. Duck, ravens, not exceeding 52 ditto. 200 220 archeens each piece, E. ditto. 125 137 1-2 Earthen and stone ware. per ct. ad val. 20 2b Embroidery and epaulets, F. ditto. r,e 8 1-4 Tans and featiiers, ditto. 30 Tigs, per lb. 3 3 310 Fi - i, dried, foreign caught, per quintal, 100 110 D uo mackarel. per barrel. 150 165 Dit f o salmon, ditto. 200 210 D'tto all oth.er pickled, Floor cloths, painted, and matt si ditto 100 110 of grass or Hags, Frames or sticks for umbrellas per ct. ad val. 30 O -■> OJ and parasols, ditto. Furs, undressed, free, r> 1 30 v)J GT A japanned wares. oe ; ct. ad val. 20 9 2 Glue* lev ib. 5. 5 1-2 ARTICLES. Ad valorem Imported in. or Specific. Am. ves. For. ves. Glass, window, not above 8 by 10 per 100 square feet, 250 275 Do. not above 10 by 12, ditto 275 302 A Do. above 10 by 12, ditto 235 357 -iy Giass, black quart bottles. per gross. 144 158 2-5 Do. cut, ;>cr ct. ad val. 30 33 Manufactures, other than above . ditto 20 22 Gold and silver watches. ditto n 8 i Gold and silver coin, and bullion. Ditto lace embroidery and epuu- free lets, Gold leaf, and all other articles not free and not subject per ct. al val. 7} o y. to any other rate of duty. Goods, wares, and merchandise, not herein otherwise particular- ditto 15 16 | ly enumerated and described. ditto 15 16 i Gum Arabic, ditto 7 i a i Gum Senegal, ditto 7 h 8 i Gun powder. per lb. 8 s i Ginger, per ct. ad val. 15 16 A Grass, matts of, H. Hempen cloth (see cloth) ditto 30 33 Hemp, per cwt. 150 165 Hoops, sheet and rods, iron in. ditto 250 275 Hyson tea, from Canton, Hats of wool, fur, leather, chip or per lb. 40 56 silk. per ct. ad val. 30 33 Harness, ditto 30 33 Head dresses, ornaments for. ditto 30 33 Hangings, paper. Hides, raw, and skins, Holland duck, not exceeding 52 ditto free 30 53 archeens each piece, I & J. per piece. 250 i7S Jewelry, per ct. ad val. n 8 £ Japanned wares. ditto 20 C\ct Indigo, per lb. 15 16 A Instruments* Ifree D i : l ~ *.|m t - l m 34 ARTICLES. did Valorem or in ported in Specific. Jim. ves. lor. Tea.. Iron and steel wire, not exceed - ing No 18, per lb. 5 5 i? Ditto, over No. 1 8, Ditto, in bars and bolts, manufac- ditto. 9 9 1-10 tured without rolling, Ditto, in bars and bolts when ma per cwt. 75 82 i nufactured bv rolling, ditto 1 50 165 Ditto, in sheets, rods, or hoops, ditto 250 275 55 Imperial tea from Canton, per lb. 50 Iron in pigs, per cwt. 50 55 Iron castings, L. ditio To 82 i Lace of gold and silver. Lace, lace veils, shawls, and per ct. ad vat 7 i 3 i shades, of thread or silk, ditto 7 h 8 J- Lapis Calaminaris, Lead, manufactures of all articles from, or of which it is the ma- free terial of chief value. Leather, and all manufactures thereof, or of which it is the ditto 20 22 material of chief value, ditto 30 Lead in pigs, bars, and sheets, per lb. 1 1 1-10 Lead manufactured into shot, Lead, red and white, dry or ditto 2 2 1-5 ground in oil, Lisbon >11063, ditto o 3 3-10 per gallon. 50 55 Loaf sugar, per lb. 12 13 2-10 Looking glasses, p;r ct ad val. 20 22 Lump sugar, M. per lb. 10 11 Madeira M ines, per gallon. 100 no Mace, Manufactured tobacco, other than per lb. 100 110 snuff and cigars, Materials for composing dyes not] ditto 10 li subject to other rates of duty, 1 Manufactures of copper, or of| which copper is the material ofj per ct. ad val. 7 i Si chief value, Manufactures ofbrasss, iron, steel ditto 25 97 ± .id Valorem or ARTICLES. Specific. .dm. ves. i For. res pewter, lead, tin, or of which either of them is the material of chief value, and not otherwise enumerated, sad irons included. ditto 20 90 Matts of gTass or flag's, ditto 30 33 Manufactures of wool, (see wool- len, Sec ) Ditto of cotton, (see cotton, &c.) Ditto of wood, ditto 30 33 Millinery of all sorts, d'tto 30 33 Molasses, per gallon, 5 5 4 Moulds, button. per ct. ad val. 20 22 M>. stard, ditto 30 33 Merchandise not herein enume- rated, "V per ct. ad val. 15 16 i Nankeens, ditto 25 27 4 Needles, ditto 20 22 “ Nitre, ditto 7 i 8 i Nails, copper. per lb. 4 4 2-5 Ditto, composition, ditto 4 4 2-5 Ditto, iron. ditto 4 4 2-5 Nutmegs, ditto 60 66 0 . Ochre, dry. ditto 1 1 1-10 Ditto in oil, ditto 1 4 1 65-10 Oil, spermaceti, of foreign fishing, per gallon. 25 27 4 Do. whale and other fish oil of do ditto 15 15 4 Ditto olive, in casks, ditto 25 27 4 Ditto salad, per ct. ad val. 30 33 Olives, ditto 30 33 Ornament for head dresses. ditto 30 33 Oporto wine, P. per gallon, 5Q 35 Paste work, Pearls of all kinds, set or not set. per ct. ad val. 7 4 8 i- ditto 7 4 8 i Precious stones ofall kinds, do. do. ditto 7 i 8 4 Paris white. per lb. 1 1 1-10 Packthread, ditto l 4 2-5 Pep er, Philosophical apparatus. ditto 8 8 4-5 free 1 r* So AimCLES, Ad valorem or lr. ported m Specific. Am. vet. For. ves. Pimento, ditto 6 6 3-5 Plaster of Paris, Playing- cards. free per pack 30 33 Visiting-cards, do 30 33 Plums, per lb. 3 3 3-10 Prunes, Porter and ale in bottles, ditto 3 3 3-10 per galllon. 15 16 i Ditto, otherwise than in bottles, ditto 10 11 Printing types, Pewter manufactures, per ct. ad val. 20 22 ditto 20 22 Pins, ditto 20 22 Plated, silver, saddlery, coach and harness furniture. ditto 25 2r i Plants, Plated ware other than above, free per ct. ad val. 20 22 Prussian blue, ditto 20 22 Porcelain, Parasols, of whatever materials. ditto 20 22 ditto 30 33 Ditto, stick or frames for, ditto 30 33 Perfumery, ditto 30 33 Painted floor cloths. ditto 30 • 33 Pickles, ditto 30 33 Paper of every description. ditto 30 33 -Paste board, ditto 30 33 Paper hangings, ditto 30 33 Parchment, ditto 30 33 Preserves and sweet meats, ditto 30 33 Pigs, iron, cwt. 50 55 R. Rags, Red lead, dry or in oil, free per lb. 3 3 3-10 Raisins, Muscatel, ditto 3 3 5-10 Do. in jars, ditto 3 3 5-10 Do. in boxes, ditto 3 3 3-13 Raisins, all other kinds of. ditto O 2 1-5 Rhenish wines, per gallon. 100 110 Rod, (see copper, composition iron,) Russia, (see duck,) Ravens, (see duck,) 37 ARTICLES. Ad valorem or Imported in Specific. Am. ties. For. ves S. Senegal gum. per ct. ad val. 7 1-2 8 1-4 Salt petre, Sail cloth (see cloth) ditto 7 1-2 8 1-4 Salt, per bn. of 56 lb. 20 22 Silver manufactures. per ct. ad val. 7 1-2 8 1-4 Stones-, precious, set or not set, ditto ■7 1-2 8 1-4 Do. Bristol, ditto 7 1-2 8 1-4. Shawls, lace, of thread or silk, ditto 7 1-2 8 1-4- Shades, lace, of do. do. ditto 7 1-2 8 1-4 Stockings, of wool or cotton, ditto 20 22 Do. of silk, ditto 15 16 1-2 Sail cloth, (see cloth) Silks, except bonnets or ready made clothes. ditto 15 16 12 Side arms, ditto 20 22 Silk hats or caps, ditto . 30 33 Sallad oil. ditto 30 33 Saddles Sticks, or frames for umbrellas or ditto 3 J 33 parasols. ditto 30 33 Sticks, walking, ditto 33 33 Segars, per m. 250 275 Steel,. per cwt. 100 no Stone ware, per ct. advai. 20 22 Stuff goods, Spirits from grain, ditto 15 161-2 1st proof, per gallon. 42 46 2-1U 2d do. ditto 45 49 1-2 3d do. ditto 43 52 4-5 4th do. ditto 52 57 1-5 5th do. ditto 60 66 above 5th do. Spirits from other materials than ditto 75 821-2 grain, 1st proof. ditto 38 41 4-5 2d do. ditto 38 414-5 3d do. ditto 42 461-5 4th do. ditto 48 52 4-5 5th do. ditto 57 627-10 above 5th do . ditto 70 77 ARTICLES. .id valorem or Imported in Specific. jim . ves. F or. vesi Shots or slippers of silk. per pair, 30 33 of leather. ditto 25 271-2 for children, ditto 15 lo 1-2 Silver plated saddlerv, and coach and harness furniture. per ct. ad val. 25 271-2 Spikes of iron. per lb. 3 5 3-10 of copper, ditto 4 4 2-5 of composition, ditto -1 4 2-5 Sprigs, brads and tacks, not ex- c ceding 16 02 . per m. per m. 5 5 1-2 Do. exceeding do. do. per lb. 4 ,2-5 Soap, ditto 3 3 3 10 Slu.t of lead, ditto 2 2 1-5 Sugar, brown, ditto 3 3 3-10 v. hite, ciaved, or powdered, ditto 4 4 2-5 Sugar, lump. ditto 10 11 loaf, ditto 12 15 1-5 cantlv, ditto 12 13 1-5 Snuff, ditto 12 13 1-5 Sicily wines, per gallon 50 DO Souchong tea, front China, per lit. 25 - r 1-2 Seines, ditto 4 4 2-5 Sheets, iron in. per cwt. 250 275 lead in, iper lb. 1 1 1-11 Spermaceti oil, Sheeting, Russia, brown, not ex- : per gallon. 25 27 1-2 ceeding52archeens each piece, per piece. Ditto, white, not exceeding 52 ar- 160 176 cheeits each piece. Sulphur, T. Tarred cordage. ditto i re e 250 275 per lb. 3 3 3-10 Tallow ditto a 1 1-10 '['allow candles, Teas from China, ditto 3 o 3-10 Dohea. ditto 12 13 2-10 Souchong*, and other black. Imperial, gunpowder, an ditto 25 27 1-2 tlomee. ditto 50 30 Hi son and Young TJvson, 1 ditto 40 44 Hyson skin and other green ; ditto 23 -’j fc-10 ARTICLES. Ad valorem or Specific. Imported in .im. ves. 1 For. ves. Teas from anv other place than China, Bohea, per lb. 1-4 15 2-5 Tools of trade of persons arriving in the United States, free, Trees, ditto. Teas'from any other place than China, Souchong and other black, per’lb. 34 o7 2-5 imperial, gunpowder, and Gomee, ditto. ■58 "4 4-5 Hvson and Young Hvson, ditto. ;.6 61 3 5 Hvson skin and other green. ditto. 38 41-4-p Tobacco, manufactured other than snuff and segars. ditto. 10 11 T wines. ditto. 4 4 2-5 Types for printing. per ct. ad val. 20 22 Tin manufactures. ditto. 20 22 Tin in sheets, ditto. 15 IS 1-2 Tin in pigs and bars, .’ree. Twist, (see cotton manufactures) Tacks, brads, and sprigs, not ex ceeding 16 oz. per m. per m. 5 5 1-2 Do. above 16 oz, per m. per lb. 4 4 2-5 Teutenague, or spelta. tree. U. S; V. Veils, lace of thread or silk. per ct. ad vel. 7 1-2 8 1-4 Umbrellas, ditto. 30 33 Vellum, ditto. 30 33 Untarred cordage. per lb. 4 4 2-5 Vinegar, per ct. ad vel. 15 16 1-3 Valentias andtoilenctis, ditto. 20 22 V. Watches, all kinds of, and parts of, ditto. 7 1-2 3 1-4 Wares, all kinds of gilt, ditto. 20 22 Wares, japanned. ditto. 20 22 Washes, ditto. 30 33 Wafers, ditto. 30 33 Wares, cabinet, ditto. 30 33 Walking sticks. ditto. 30 3.8 Wares, China, ditco. >29 >22 40 ARTICLES. Ad Valorum or Imported in Specific. Am. xes. For. ves 'Wares, earthen, per ct. ad val. 20 22 stone. ditto 20 22 glass, cut, ditto 30 33 do. not cut. ditto 20 22 Wax candles. perlb. 6 6 3-5 Whiting, ditto 1 1 1-10 White, Paris, ditto 1 1 1-10 White lead, dry or ground in oil. ditto 3 3 3-10 White, claved, or powdered sugar, ditto 4 4 2-5 Whips, per ct. ad val. 30 33 Woollen manufactures of all des- criptions, or of which wool is the materia! of chief value, ex- cept blankets, woollen rugs, woollen stockings, and worsted and stuff goods. ditto 20 22 Wood, all manufactures of ditto 30 "Woods, all dye,& unmanufactured, White Russia sheeting - , not cx- ceeding52archeens each piece. free per piece, 250 275 W ines, Madeira, Burgundy, Cham- paign, Rhenish and Tokay, per gallon. 100 110 Do Sherry and St. Lucar, ditto 60 66 Do. Lisbon, Oporto, and other Por- tugal wines, and ti.ose of Sicilv, ditto 50 55 Do Teneriffe, Faya], and other wines of the Western Islands, ditto 40 44 Do. on other w ines not enumerat- ed, when imported in bottles oi cases, ditto 30 33 Ail other wines, when imported otherwise than in cases or bot- tles, ditto ;i5 161-2 Wire, iron or steel, not exceeding No. IS. per lb. 5 51-2 Do. above No IS. ditto. 9 9 9.10 Do. brass. Y. Yarn, (sec cotton manufactures.' Z. Zinc. per ct. ad val. 20 QQ [free i 41 (Tj= The duty on Medical Drugs, is 15 per cent, ad valorem : on Drugs for Dying, and materials for composing Dyes, not subject to other rates of duty, 71 per cent, ad valorem : Chalk 15 percent. Whiting and Pa- ris White 1 cent, per lb. Alum 2 dolls, per cut. — Indigo 15 cents per lb. Antimony, Breziletjo, Brimstone, Fustic, Logwood and. Nicaragua wood, are free. An addition of 10 per cent, is exacted on all Goods, Wares and Merchandize when imported in foreign vessels, except in British vessels from Great Britain and Dutch Vessels from the Netherlands, with mer- chandize, &.c. of Britain and the J\~etherlands only ; also, merchandize in Bremen, Hamburg, Prussian and Swedish vessels, which now enjoy by treaty a like privilege. All articles subject to duty imported into the United States, not having been landed more than one year, are al- lowed a drawback of the duties, (except foreign dried and pickled fish, and other salt provisions, fish oil or playing cards,) subject to a deduc- tion of 24 per cent, except spirits, which is 2 cents per gal. upon the quantity, and o per cent, on the amount of the duties. — 9o;as- CUSTOM-IIOUSE FEES. COASTING ACT. REGISTERING ACT. a a -nr Asuni XG VESSELS. els. cis . From 5 tons and under 20 tons 50 Of 100 tons and under per ton 100 20 70 75 Above 100 200 150 70 100 100 Ail above 200 200 100 and upwards 150 GRAFTING PAPERS* cts. cts. Licence tinder 20 tons, inclu- ] Register including bond 225 ding bonds, 25 1 From 20 & under 100 50 100 & upwards. 100 Enrollment including bond 75 Record, 225 ENPORSATIOX. cts. cts. On a Licence, 20 On a Register, 100 All enrollment. 20 Record 109 Certifying in rn.fe.sl and granting permit to proceed from District >o District, receiving certified do. and granting do. on arrival of such ses.e'. each. For Lieenced } un ler TO tor.s, 25 | vesssels, $ above 50 5J | For registered vessels 150 Receiving Manifest and £ Foreign < to proceed from district to cts. Granting permit to 5 Vessels, f district, 2 j0 To unload on arrival in one district from another, 201- Entry and clearance of $ny vessel of 100 tons and upwards, do. do. do under 100 tons 1 ' » Permit to land goods, ~i> Pond taken officially. Permit to land goods for exportation entitled to drawback. 'Official certificate on Debenture, Making Post entry, - -0 If!! of Health, Other official document, Register excepted. TOWAGE DUTY. On American vessels, G cents per ton — on British, D dc'i, T . cm - Hamburg, Prussian and Swedish vessels from their possessions in F. . rope, G cents per ton — On vessels of the same powers from other places, and all other foreign vessels, from Ports where Americans are permit- ted to trade, 1 dollar per ton — Do. where American vessels are inter- dicted, 2 dollars arid 50 cents per ton. ALLOIVA.XCES FOE DRAFT. EXTRACT FJtOM COLLECTION LAW. And be it further enacted, That the following allowances shall h made for the drafts and tare of the articles subject to duty, by weigi; . on the importation and exportation thereof, that is to say — For draft o . anv quantity of one hundred weight, or one hundred and twelve poun Is, one pound — on any quantity above one and not exceeding two I n - dreo weight, two pounds — oil anv quantity above two, and not exceed- ing three hundred weight, three pounds — on any quantity above three , and not exceeding ten hundred weight, four pounds — on any quantit; above ten, and not exceeding eighteen linn ’red weight, s.-v o pounds — on any quantity above eighteen hundred weight, nine pou t is. 4 FOB TARE, For tare on every whole chest of Boheatea, seventy pounds ; on ev- •’try half chest, thirty six pounds ; on every quarter chest, twenty pourms ; on every chest of hyson or other green teas, the gross weight of wh ch shall be seventy pounds, or upwards, twenty pounds ; on every box of •other tea, not less than fifty, or more than seventy pounds, gross, eigh- teen pounds ; if eighty pounds gross, twenty pounds ; and from eighty pounds gross and upwards, twenty two pounds; which tares shall in- clude rope, canvas and other coverings, on all other boxes of tea, ac- cording to the invoice or actual weight thereof ; on coffee in bags, two per cent ; in bales three per cent ; in casks twelve per cent : on sugar other than loaf sugar in casks, twelve per cent ; in boxes, fifteen per cent ; in bags or mats, five per cent ; on cocoa in casks, ten per cent ; in bags, one .per cent ; on pimento in casks, sixteen percent; in bag's, three percent; on cheese in hampers or baskets, ten percent ; in box- es, twenty per cent ; on candles, in boxes, eight per cent ; on choco- late, in boxes, ten per cent ; on cotton, in bales, two per cent ; in se- roons, six per cent ; on glauber salts in casks, eight per cent ; on indi- go in barrels, twelve per cent; in other casks fifteen per cent ; in se- roons, ten per cent; in bags or mats, three per cent, on nails in casks, ■eight per cent ; on pepper in casks, twelve per cent ; in bales, five per •cent ; in bags, two per cent ; sugar candy in boxes, ten per cent ; se- garsin casks or boxes, eighteen per cent ; soap - in boxes, ten per cent ; shot in casks, three per cent ; twine in casks, twelve per cent ; in bales, three percent ; on all other goods according to the invoice thereof, or actual weight — Provided ahvays, That where the original invoices 01 any of tiie said articles are produced, at the time of making entry for such articles, and tile tare or tares appear therein, it shall be lawful for the collector and naval officer, where there is one, if they see fit, with the consent of the importer or importers, consignee or consignees, to esti- mate the said tare or tares, according to such inv >ice, but if not deter- mined at the time of entry, the tare or tares as above shall be granted •and allowed, ALLOWS CE FOB LEAKAGE AXD BREAKAGE. And b'e'tt further enacted, That there be an allowance of two per cent for leakage on the quantity which shall appear by the gauge to be ccn tained in any cask of liquors, subject to duty by T the gallon ; and ten pel cent, on all beer, aie and porter in bottles, and five per cent on ail o ther liquors in bottles, tc be deducted from the invoice quantity, in liei or breakage, or it shall he lawful to compute the duties on the actus quantity to be ascertained by tale at tile option of the importer, to b; made at the time of entry. 44 .5 b S-g-? £■£■$* lip 1 1 s- 5 Isl?= = e - re " 3 - * J% 'i s- ;gl^ I §••:«? 54 ? 2 .o f s , » 3 S.C- i “ O 5 . 9*5 9 - - m< ) S- S S 5" S' " 5“ s "3 ; 3 '|s»®-g ! 5 ^a £ e Mai'ks. Numbers inclusive ~I|1P s •“ 2 £ II IIU o’ 2/~- % ~ S “ .2 o o ' s -X o = 2 a pH ’ — o 5 c £ 3 =_ 2 _ ? §.•- = ~ o 5 2 o’ = 0 ? £>7 gi 5 2 3 < 3 & 3 < mu 2 - 7-2 ° I * h - i ? 3 — I Prl ■ 3 E. o = 1 ?Li : 5 2 "* 2'— ■ I r fa-IZ-i ! “: 9.1 = = p k to.- - ^ r‘H ! 2 i -1 ?.l: 2 ! s ” o a °f g ! Sv.-S (x; 2 . > 1.3*1 ?= ra r" 1 charges not isubj. to duty total amount I per invoice. , : CO E.A TRY OF MERC HAN DI/.E, imported by in the Master, from thin day of- 45 DISCOUNTS.* No discounts will be allowed at the Custom House, unless the impor- ters expressly state on oath or affirmation that they were actually cud bona fide allowed to the owner or owners of the goods, in payment made fertile same, before their shipment. Wines may be transported coast wise from the public warehouses, | in one district, to those in another district, without loss of debenture. FISHERIES. The rates of allowances to be granted to vessels qualified for carrying ■ on the Bank and other Cod fisheries are changed ; the form and regula- tions tinder pre-existing laws are still to be observed, with exception of vessels above 30 tons, which are entitled to 50 cts per ton, alt ho* they may have been employed only three and a half months at least in the preceding fishing season. — ©SO©©— WINES. According to the terms of the law, wines, or distilled spirits, to be entitled to drawback, must be deposited in such public, or other store- houses, as may be agreed upon between the importer and surveyor, and 1 on making the deposit, a bond is to be given, without surety, for double ; the amount of duties on the wines, or distilled spirits, with condition for the payment of said duties, whether on wines or distilled spirits, it a twelve calendar months, from the date of such bond. To obtain a permit for the removal of wines or distilled spirits, it is required that the importer, or his assignee, shall previously give bond, with one or more surety or sureties, to the satisfaction of the collector, in double the amount of the duties upon the wines or spirits, in each case to be delivered, with condition for the payment of the duties, at the J same credits, to be computed from the date of the permit, as -would have been ! allowed on bonds for the same articles if they had not been deposited under the prolusions of that act : “ Provided, That the time to be allowed for the payment of the duties upon any wines or spirits so delivered, or for any * This instruction to Collectors is suspended in its operation until after the 1st day of Sept, next, with the express understanding however, that in no case are discounts of any kind whatever to be allowed to an > extent which would reduce the price of the goods below their true va- lue, in their actual state of manufacture, at the place from which the'! same were imported. 46 part of such duties, shall not be such as to extend the credit beyond thg term of twelve calendar months, originally allowed, upon depositing 1 such wines and spirits.” It has been contended by some importers that, according to the pre- ceding regulations they are entitled to the credits specified in the 6lh section of the act, from the date of permit, granted for the removal of the wines or distilled spirits. To exemplify the construction thus contended for. it will be supposed that distilled spirits imported from any other place than Europe and foreign places, or islands, situated on the eastern shores of America, north of the equator, or in its adjacent seas, bays andgulphs, are deposi- ted in the public stores on the 1st of .Tan nary, 1820, anil a permit for their removal is obtained on the 1st of April following. Bv the con- struction in question, the bonds' to be given, would be payable on the 1st of December 1820, and 1st of February, and 1st of October, 1821 ; whereas the original bend given at the time of the deposit of the spirits, would have been payable on the 1st of January 1821, consequently, the credit, for a part of the duties, would, by such construction, be exten- ded beyond the term of twelve calendar months, originally allowed. It is difficult to reconcile the inconsistency which seems to exist be- tween that part of the 2d section, which sa\ s that bonds are to be given with sureties, at the same credits, to be computed from the date of the p nmt, as would have been allowed on bonds for the same articles, if they had not been deposited under the provisions of the act and the res' rictive clause in the proviso immediately following, which lias been already quoted. But taking that proviso in connection with otl er parts of the act, and particularly the 3d section thereof, in these words, “ that if the duties on any wines or spirits deposited under the provisions of the act shall not have been paid, or secured to be paid, in the manner described in tlie foregoing section, within the term of twelve calendar months, j 'em the time of their importation, it shall be the duty of the collector to cause so much of the wines or spirits, as may be necessary, to be sold, &c. re- taining the sum necessary for the payment of the duties which have not been secured or paid,” the inference appears to be irresistible, that it was the intention of the Legislature that, in no case of a deposit of wines or distilled spirits, should the terms of credit for the duties, or any part of the duties 'hereon, be extended bevond the twelve calendar month, originally allowed and such lias beer, the construction which has heretofore been given to the law by the Treasury Department. It results that bonds given with surety, can be made payable_/!w the dn of the permit, only ill tile case of wines or distilled spirits imported from any foreign places or islands, situated on the eastern shores of America, north of the equator, &c. and application for their removal be made at any time within dime montbsafer their havingbieen deposited ; beca ise in suen ease the bonds, with surety, map be made payable at 6 and 9 fnonths, from the date of the permit, without extending the term of credir for any part of the duties, beyond the twelve calendar months, original- ly allowed. But if on such importations, application for a permit be not made, un- til more than three months from the time of the deposit of the wines or distilled spirits shall have elapsed, the bonds cannot run the usual time of 6 and Smooths, from the date of the perm.it, as in such case, such time would extend the terms of credit on a part of the duties, beyond the twelve calendar months originally allowed. In all cases of importations of wines, or distilled spirits, from any' o- ther port or place, than a foreign place, or island situated on the eas- tern shores of America, north of the equator, &c. and a deposit takes place, if anytime elapse after such deposit before the application for the permit for a removal be made, one, and sometimes more than one, of the bonds cannot run the usual time, as by such course the terms of credit for a part of the duties would also be extended beyond the twelve calendar months originally allowed. Under those circumstances, the most favorable arrangement is lo he made with the importers, which tile nature of each case will admit of, keeping in view the general principle that, in no instance, are the terms, of credit for any part of the duties on wines or distilled spirits, deposit- ed, to be xtended beyond the twelve calendar months, originally allowed. It will not escape notice that the effect of r his construction will be ro restrict the terms of credit, on the last instalment ot the duties on distilled spirits deposited, which may be imported from any other place than Eu- rope, and the foreign places or is ands, situated on the eastern shore of America, north of the equator, &c. to twelve months — whereas, if no de- posit had taken place, the terms of er rdit on such instalment, v. ould, ac- cording to the 6th section of the act, have been eighteen months With a full knowledge of that effect, it is not perceived that, from the whole contex f of the law, which forcible manifests the intention of the Legislature to have been to make such restriction, that any other con- struction, than that adopted by the department, can be supported. CREDITS. Some doubts having been expressed as to the terms of credit to which goods imported from the West Indies are now entitled, it is observed . that the West Indies are considered as being comprehended in the fo- reign places, or islands, situated on the eastern shore of America, north of the equator, and in its adjacent seas, bays and gulphs ; and, therefore, goods imported from the West Indies, are entitled to a credit ,of six and nine months, with the exception of salt. The terms of credit on salt, are fixed at nine months, by the act of I 20th July, 1313, without regard to the place of importation. 48 It will be perceived that the 6th section of the act providing for life deposit of wines, &.c v makes no provision for the terms oi credit to lie allowed on goods imported from Europe. The. regular >•» >s in the 62d section of the collection law of 1799, in relation to the '..Tins of credit on goods thus imported, are therefore, still to govern ; as well with respect to the terms of credit to be allowed on wines and teas, im- ported from any other place than foreign places, or Islands situated cn the eastern shores of America, north of tiie equator, Ac. It may be proper here to remark, that no part of the act providing "or the deposit of wines, &c. being considered applicable to the districts on the northern and northwestern boundaries of the United States . toe preceding observations, respecting that act, are not to be tinders ood as being intended for the collectors of those districts, who are to be go- verned by the provisions of the 62d section of the collection law o 17.19, in fixing the terms of credit for the duties on all goods imported into their districts, with the exception of salt, the terms of credit to-be allow- ed on which article has already been state 1. COPPER RODS, BOLTS JXD SPIKES. By the existing laws, copper rod?, bolts, spikes or nails, are liable to r duty of four cents per pound; and copper in pigs, oars or plates, su.ted to the sheething of ships, is exempted from duty. What are sometimes termed round copper bars, anl are generally used for the fastening of a vessel, are considered as com ng under toe classification of “copper rods, bolts, &c.” and, therefore, liable to a du- ty of four cents per lb. There is some ambiguity in that part of the act of the 27th of April, 1816, exempting from duty, “ copper and brass in pigs, bars or plates, suited to the sheething of ships.” The only rational construction which can be g-ven to the words, “ suited to the sheething of ships,” is, that they relate, exclusively, to copper in plates, or, in other words, sheets. According to this view of the subject, copper n plates, suited t - the sheething of ships, (what should be so considered, was defined in a cir- cular from the Treasury Department of the 23d of .lanuari . 1818,) and copper and brass in pigs or bars, only, are to be exempted from duty, independent of old copper and brass, fit only to be re-manuractured. It is understood, that, but few importations are made, of copper or brass, in pigs or bars. Tlie form in which these metals come in their cru le state from the fur- nace . is called “ .ngs.” By the bars, here meant, is to be understood, a solid mass of copper 49 or brass, somewhat more reSned than in a state of pig's, and hammered, i out in an oblong- or other form, and not fit for use, until manufactured in- to some other shape or foi-m. Articles manufactured from copper, or of which copper is the mate- rial of chief value, are subject to an ad valorem duty of twenty-five per ' cent, by the a' t of the 20th April, 1813. All other descriptions of copper, except those already particularly | mentioned, are to be considered as a non-enumerated article, and liable j to an ad valorem duty of fifteen per cent. A few of the descriptions of copper, which are to be considered in the ; light of non-enumerated articles. 1. Copper bottoms, cut round, ancj copper bottoms raised at the edge. 2. Copper in plates of sheets, weighing more than thirty-four ounces per square foot, commonly called Braziers copper. - 80000 - MANIFEST TO BE DEPOSITED. It is made the duty of all masters of vessels, arriving from a foreign port bound to the following ports of delivery in the United States, to deliver a manifest, &c. and take an officer on board, viz. if bound to any district in Connecticut, through or by the way of Sandy Hook, shall, be- fore they pass by the port of New York, and immediately after their ar- rival, deposit a manifest with the collector for the district of New York — if to Hudson, at New York also — If to Burlington, at Philadelphia — if ; to Nottingham, at Town Creek — if to Tappahannock, at Urbanna — if to > the district of Petersburg and Richmond, at Hampton or Norfolk, and if to South Quay, at Edenton, under a penalty of §500. FORM OF MANIFEST. Report and Manifest of the cargo laden on board of the whereof is master, which cargo was taken on board at burthen tons, built at in the state of and owned by Merchants, at as per register granted at * the — day of and bound for -p 'Numbers S .inch isive la i 1 Packages and contents By whom shipped T o whom con-1 signed or if to order 1 Place of consignees residence Port of destina- tion E 50 CONSULAR NOTICE, To those who may be interested in the shipments of Tobacco, from the United States to England. In the title of the manifest, should be inserted the number of hogsheads or packages on board, in words at full, where laden, name ar.d surname of the master, name of the vessel, port where owned, her built, tonnage, whence from, whither hound, number of men navigated by, and tnat 3-4tbs of them are American citizens. Then should follow in distinct and separate columns, the mark, num- ber, tare, and nett weight of each hogshead or package, with the names of the shippers and consignees. The oath of the master to the truth of the manifest must be endorsed thereon, respecting the name of the vessel, where ow ned, w here laden, the whole number of hogheads or packages taken on board, and declare that the mark, number and net weight of each hogshead or package are correct. The oath is to be made before the British Consul, if any at the port or near it ; if none, then before the chief officer or magistrate ot the place, in which latter case, there must be furnished a certificate from s me person duly authorised, stating that there was no British Consul at that time either at or near that port. In two instances, the oaths to the manifests have not been admitted, because the words qualified to were used instead of sworn to. The most exact adherence to the foregoing is particularly recommen- ded by Mr. James Maury, United States consul at Liverpool. FORM OF . MANIFEST . A Manifest of (here write the number of hhds. or packages in full,) hogheads of tobacco, (cotton, flour and staves, as the case may be,) la- den on board the ship (here insert the name,) whereof is master, burthen per register (here write the number of tons,) owned in the port of navigated by men, the master and o-4ths are A- mc rican citizens, and bound from for Marks Nos. Tare Nett By whom shipped To whom consigned Port of lading OATH . — I Master of the ship of do swear, that the foregoing manifest contains a just and true account of the numbers, tare and nett weight of c‘- r spec’, i vglmgshcad of tobacco, as t: e same was taken down by me (or master) before it was stowed a". :" : andtu - 5 1 ther, that It contains a full and true account of all the tobacco (and other things) laden on board the ship — with the marks, numbers, tare and nett weight, being iu all (here write the number of hhds. in full) hogsheads. Sworn to before me, (Colector of the Port if no British officer.) 5 —©©©©© — COASTING TRADE , IMFORMAJTT TO MASTERS OP VESSELS, An Act passed the 2d March, 1819, divides the sea coast and naviga- ble rivers into two great districts : the first to include all the districts on the sea coast and navigable rivers, between the eastern limits of the United States and southern limits of Georgia ; the second to include all the districts on the sea coasts and navigable rivers between the river Perdido and the western limits of the United States. A vessel may trade from district to district in the same great district, or from a dis- trict in a state in one to a district in an adjoining state in another great district, without clearing out, provided her cargo does not amount to the following scale : Distilled spirits in casks exceeding 500 gallops do. do. do. do. do. 250 do. 100 dozen 3000 lbs. 500 do. 1000 do. Wine do. Do. in bottles Sugar in casks or boxes Tea in chests or boxes Coffee in casks or bags Foreign merchandize in packages, as imported, exceeding in value g400, or merchandize consisting of such other foreign articles, whose : aggregate value exceeds §800, if it should, then she clears out. In going from a district in a state in one great district, to a district in a state other than an adjoining state in another great district, she must clear out with cargo or in ballast In all cases, in going from one to another district, the master must 1 have a manifest on board., signed by himself, to shew to an officer when he shall come on board. CHANGE OF PAPERS. Whenever any ship or vessel is sold, in whole or in part, the paper must immediately be changed — a Ucer.ee xs only valid 12 months. 52 CJ7JJ\ GE OF MASTERS. Wien any change of Masters of licensed, enrolled or registered ves- sels takes place, a report must be made immediately to the officers of the customs, who are bound to endorse such change on the papers. CERTIFICATES. Merchants are frequently subjected to inconvenience in many dis- tricts, from not having the certificates of wines, teas, &c.it is recommen- ded that in all cases, in carrying wines, &c. out of one into any other district, that the masters furnish themselves with the proper certifi- cates. -OtSOSO- XV ACT CONCERNING NAVIGATION. BE it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That from and after the thirti- eth of September next, the ports of the United States shall be and re- main closed against every vessel owned wholly oi in part by a subject or subjects of his Britannic Majesty, coming or arriving from any port or place in a colony or territory of his Britannic Majesty, that .s or shall be, by the ordinary 7 laws of navigation and trade, closed against vessels owned by citizens of the United ; and such vessel, that in the course of the voyage, shall have touched at, or cleared out from any port or place in a colony or territory of Great Britain, which shall cr may be, by the ordinary laws of navigation and trade aforesaid, opened to vessels owned by citizens of the United States, shall, nevertheless, be deemed to have come from the port or place in the colony or territory of Great Britain, closed as aforesaid, against vessels owned by citizens of the U nited States, from v Inch such vessel cleared out and sailed before touching at and clearing out from an intermediate and open port or place as a- foresaid ; and every such vessel, so excluded from the ports of the Uni- ted States, that shall enter or attempt to enter the same in violation of this act, shall, w ith her tackle, apparel, and furniture, together with the cargo on board such vessel, be forfeited to the United States. Sect. 2. And be it further enacted, That from and after the aforesaid thirtieth of September next, the ow ner, consignee, cr agent of every 7 vessel, ow ned wholly or in part, by a subject or subjects of his Britannic Majesty, which shall have been duly entered in any port of the United States, and on board of which shall have been there laden for exporta- tion any urde'e or articles of the grow th, produce, or manufacture of the l idled Strtcs, ether than provisions and sea stores necessary for the voyage, shall, before such vessel shall have been cleared out’.vard at the custom house, give bond in a sum double the value of such articles, with one or more sureties, to the satisfaction of the collector, that the article or articles so laden on board such vessel for exportation, shall be; landed in some port or place other than a port or place in a colony or territory of his Britannic Majesty, which by the ordinary laws of naviga- tion and trade, is closed against vessels owned by citizens of the United States ; and any such vessel that shall sail or attempt to sail from any part of the United States, without having complied with the provision aforesaid, by giving bond as aforesaid, shall, with her tackle, apparel, and furniture, together with the article or articles aforesaid, laden >n board the same, as aforesaid, be forfeited to the United States: Provi- ded, always, that nothing in this act contained shall be so deemed or construed, as to violate any provision of the convention to regulate commerce between the territories of the United States, and of his Bri- tannic Majesty. Signed od July 1815. “ Every inventor, before he presents his petition to the secretary of Tate, signifying his desire of obtaining a patent, shall pay into the treasury of the United States thirty dollars, for which he will be furnish- ed with duplicate receipts, one of which he shall deliver to the secreta- ry of state, when he presents his petition; and the money thus paid shall be in full for the sundry services to be performed in the office of the secretary of state, consequent to such petition. This petition must be addressed to the secretary of state, and may be in the following or jn a similar style : To the lion. — secretary of state of the United States. -The petition of A. B. of , in the county of , and state of — , respectfully represents: That your petitioner has invented a new and useful improvement [“or art, machine, manufacture or composition of matter, or any new and useful improvement in any art, machine, manufacture, or comp os i ° tion of matter”] in not known or used before his invention, the advantages of which he is desirous of securing to himself and his le- gal representatives ; he therefore prays that letters patent of the Uni- . ted States may be issued, granting unto your petitioner, his heirs, ad-' ministrators, or assigns, the full and exclusive right of making, construe* , -os-sas' PATEXTS, MODE OF APPLICATION, 54 ting, using, and vending to others to be used, his said improvement (art, invention, machine, manufacture or composition of matter, Uc.) a- greeablv to the acts of congress in such case made and provided ; your -petitioner having paid thirty dollars into the treasury of the United States, and complied with the other provisions of the said acts The zpeajlcation or description cf the machine, art, discovery, or in- vention, must be given in clear and specific terms, designating it from all other inventions, and describing the whole in such a manner as to com- prehend not only the form and construction, if a machine, but also the mode of using the same ; and if it be only an improvement on a certain machine already invented by the applicant or onyother, it ought to be so mentioned or described ; and as this specification, description, or schedule, enters into, and forms part of the patent, it must be without any references to a model or drawing, and must be signed by the ap- plicant or applicants, before two witnesses. It is material that this he in good language, and correctly w ritten, as it is transcribed into the pa- tent, and the original papers will be deposited in an office, that will hand them down to posterity ; by which the honor of the country is con- cerned in this attention. The modest inventor will, no doubt, exclude those panegyrics on the excellence of his invention or discovery, which abounds sometimes in the productions of the inferior genius, but which ought not to enter into the patent. The following, or a similar oath or affirmation, taken (before a judge of any of the courts, or a justice of the peace, or any person q taii -d to administer an oath) by the applicant or applicants, must be subjoined the specification, if citizens of the United States ; On this of ,181 .before the subscriber, a justice of the peace, in and for the said county, personally appeared the aforesaid A. B., and made solemn oath (or affirmation) according to law, that he verily believes himself to be the true and original inventor or discove- rer of the art, [here mention the same title as in the petition] above spe- cified and described, for (mention here tire object or intention) , and that he is a citizen of the United States. If not a citizen (orcit Zefis) the following addition must be made to A. B. FORM. ******* j us t. Peace. 35 the declaration, “ that he verily believes himself to be the true and or- dinal inventor or discoverer of that art, &c. And that the same hath not , to the best of his or her knowledge, or belief been known or used, either in this or any foreign country. “ Also that he (or she) hath resided in the United States two years and upwards.” It is not necessary that the time of residence should immediately pre- cede the application. If an inventor or discoverer should die intestate, before an application be made for a patent, his legal representatives may apply for the patent, in trust for the heirs at law ; otherwise in trust for the devisees. The specification must be accompanied by a good drawing, in per- spective, of the whole machine or apparatus, “ where the nature of the case admits of drawings, or \fith specimens of the ingredients, and of the composition of matter, sufficient in quantity for the purpose of ex- periment, where the composition is of matter.” “And such inventor shall moreover, deliver a model of his machine, provided the secretary shall deem such model to be necessary.” It is requisisite, in giving a drawing of the machine, to give also sectional drawings of the interi- or when the machine be complex ; and every drawing should be accom- panied with explanatory references. If the machine is complex, a mo- del will likewise be necessary, not only to explain and render it com- prehensible to a common capacity, but also to prevent infringements of rights ; for many will plead ignorance of drawings, who cannot avoid conviction by wheels and pinions. The drawings ought not to excede a quarto size, and if confined to octavo they would be still better, where it can be done conveniently and distinctly. Many of the drawings in this office are executed in a very handsome style, and do much credit to the gentlemen whose names arc ascertain- ed. If the artists would always sign them, with their directions, infor- mation might be given to the applicants for patents, where to apply for drawings. The papers must all be sent directed to the superintendent of the Patent Office, under cover to the secretary of state, which course ren- ders them free of postage ; but, if models be sent, their freight or car- riage hither, must be paid, and, before packing them, the name or names of the inventor or inventors should be written thereon, with the name of the machine, and the date ; for sometimes, on receiving them, it is difficult know to whom they appertain. The congress being impressed with a high sense of the value of the inventions of our citizens, have purchased an elegant and extensive buil- ding, wherein preparations are made for the accommodation of a very numerous collection of machines illustrative of the ingenuity displayed ; and this Museum of the Arts, it is presumed, will stimulate ingenious tosend the models of their machines and inventions in a style that wfii rather honor than discredit themselves and our country. Copy-rights of books, prints, charts, maps, Sec. are secured “ bv de- positing- before publication, a printed-copy of the title of such" map, chart, book, or books, in the clerk’s office of the district court, where v the author or proprietor shall reside, who will record the same ; and * the author or proprietor shall within two months from the date of the record, cause a copy of the said record to be published in one or more of the newspapers printed in the United States, for the space of four weeks. And within six months of publishing the map, chart, book, or books, the author or proprietor shall deliver, or cause to be delivered, to the secretary of state, a copy of the same and, when deposited and entered in the patent otfice, a certificate will be returned of its being received. This will secure the sole right of publication for fourteen years, to the author or proprietor, if a citizen of the United States, or resident therein. “ And if, at the expiration of. the term, the author or authors, or proprietors, or any of them, be living and a citizen or citizens of the United S at or residents therein, the same exclusive right shall be continued to li or them, his or their executors, administrators, or assigns, for the f • er term of fourteen years : provided, he or they shall cause the title t er - of to be recorded and published in the above manner, within six mont'is before the expiration of the first term offourteen years aforesaid.” In se- curing designs for paper baggings and ornaments for rooms, &c, a spe- cimen of each should be deposited in the clerk’soffice where the inven- tor resides, u r ho will describe, in writing, all the ornaments, and the co- lors used in each, so as to designate them, with the changes that are pro- posed to be used in changing the ground and general tint. Let each paper, thus described, be numbered, 1, 2, 3, &.c.and after entering them in the clerk’s office, and publishing them as directed, let a specimen of each be sent to the honorable the secretary of state, or through him to the person who directs the patent office, with correspondent descrip- tions and numbers ; and a certificate of such a deposit will complete th requisitions of the law in securing the exclusive right to each original production of genius. Wll. TUOUXTOX. 57 CORRECTED ARMY REGISTER, ron :.:at, 18l9i GENERAL STAFF. J\'ames and Rank. Date of ap- pointment. Brevet& for mev com- missions. Remarks ; Jacob Brown, maj. q;en. 24 Jan 14 Divsn of the N Andrew Jackson, do 1 May do of the S Alexander Macomb, brig. gen. 24 Jan 11 Sept 14 M (j bvt Detroit, N D Edmund P. Gaines, do. 9 Mar 14 Aug 14 M G bvt Augusta, S D Winfield Scott, do. 9 do 25 July 14 M G bvt New York, " D Eleazer \V. Riplev, do. 15 Apr 25 July 14 1! G bvt N. Orleans S D Daniel Parker, adj & ins gen 22 Ncv Er Gen Washington Thos.S. Jesup, qr. mv sren. 8 May 13 do Washington Robert Butler, adj. gen. 5 Mar 14 Colcnei bvt S Division It. Jones, do. 10 Aug 18 do N Division Arthur P. Haj'ne, ins. gen 12 Apr 14 do S Division John E. Wool, do. 29 do 16 do N Division Chas. J. Nourse, ass adj gen 14 Sept 14 Major bvt General Scott R. M. Kirby, do 29 Apr 16 do Gen. Macomb Perrin Willis, do 3 Apr 17 do Gen. Ripley James M. Glassed, do 22 May 18 do Gen. Gaines John M. Davis, ass ins o:en 1 Oct 14 do Gen. Gaines Francis S. Belton, do IS do do Gen. Scott Wm. .Vl’Donald, do 29 Apr 16 do Gen. Riplev John Biddle, do 19 June 17 do Gen. Macomb Wm i.innard, dp qr ms gen 12 May 13 do N. Davison M.Jo Tvlas&n do 13 Feb. 18 do S. Davison Hny Stanton, assder) arms gen 13 do Capt bvt A. W. Hamilton, do 13 do do George Bender, do 18 Apr 18 do Richard J. Easter, do 18 do do William A Barron, do 18 do do Arch Daragh, do 18 do do Joel Spencer, do ‘IS do do T. S. Rogers, as dp qr ms genjlS June 18 V JYames aucl Rank. Date of ap- pointment . Brevet and former com- missions. Remark':. Tlios.F. Hunt, as dp qr ms gn 16 June 18 Trueman Cross, do 18 Hezekiah Johnson, do 16 do 18 James C. Pickett, do 16 do 18 John Jones, do 26 Aug 4 18 James Green, do 1 1 Sept 18 James M’Gunnegle, do 25 do 18 R. M. Harrison, do 3 Mar 19 Sam. A. Storrow, Judge Adv. 9 Julv 16 N Division stock! ey D. Hays, do 10 Sept 18 3 Division JMedical Department. Joseph Lovell, sur gen 18 Apr 18 Washington I obias Watkins, ass sur gen 18 do N Division James C. Bronaugh, do 18 do S Division George VV. Maupin, post sur 5 Nov 02 Norfolk, Va Joseph Goodhue, do 8 Feb 03 Portsmouth James H. Sargeant, do 6 Mar 06 Marblehead William T. Davidson, do 13 June 08 Fort Boyer Cor. Cunningham, do 15 Oct 10 New London Ct W illiam Ballard, do 24 .Mar 12 Castine, Me "W illiam Turner, do 29 Sep 13 Newport R I Hanson Catlett, do 18 Feb Pittsburg John H. Sackett, do 22 Mar Harbor NY S. A. Walsh, do 9 Aug. West Point Noster Swift, do 18 Feb 14 Harbor N Y John Trevett, do 8 Apr 14 German Senter, do 9 July Natchitoches W illiam N. Mercer, do 22 Nov New Orleans T. I. C. Monroe, do 29 Apr 16 Arsenal near Bit Samuel B. Smith, do 12 Nov Philadelphia Jnbez W. Heustis, do 12 Nov 17 Fort Gadsden Mordecai Hale, do 13 Feb 18 Arsenal N Y James Mann, do 18 Apr Boston Benj. Waterhouse, do 18 do AslChralestown Sylvester Day, do 18 do Fort Mifflin "VV. H. Buckner, do 18 do Ft Johnson S C J. Wallace, do 18 do Annapolis William Stewart, - do | IS do Fort M ? Henry 59 A r ames and Rank. Date of ap- pointment. Remarks. William P. Marshall, post surer), 13 do 18 Amelia Island, Joseph Eaton, do 18 do Portland, Me B Delevan, do 18 do Fort Shelby Bobert Archer, do 13 do Norfolk, Va Thomas Russell, do 18 do Belle Point MT George C Clitherall, do 18 do Fort Johnson, N C W. J. Clark, do 18 do Fort Osage Squire Lea, do 15 .May Fort St. Philip Robert C. Walmsey do 10 Aug Josiah Everett, do 10 do Forfolk Va Joseph P. Russell, do 10 do Machinac Richard Weigh tman. do 31 do Amelia Island Samuel C. Muir, do 28 Sep Fort Armstrong Wm. Sterne, do 26 Oct Fort Washington Wm. H. Pierson, do i4Nov Wm. H. Livingston, do 3 Feb 19 Ers. Le Baron, apothecary gen. 11 June 13 New York Ghris. Backus, asst, apothecary 12 Aug 14 S Division James Cutbush, do 12 do N Division Purchasing Department. Callender Irvine, comms. gen. 8 Aug 12 Office Philadelphia John M’Kinney, deputy comms. 25 Apr 12 Southern division Darby Noon, do l5July 15 Northern division R Irvine, asst. com. of issues Detroit James E Herron, do Sacket’s Harbor Maurice Prevos!, do New Orleans Joseph W. Finder, do Savannah Edwin Starke, do Norfolk Eh B. Clemson, do St Louis Archd. Steel, military store kor. Philadelphia Samuel Devans, do Charlestown Mass John Fellows, do New York Jonathan Snowden, do West Point Thomas Martin, do Newport Ky Robert Wilson, do Charleston S C John Chaffee, do Springfield Mass James Gibson, do .Pittsburg George Hacfcett, do luuriisle 60 Acmes and Ranh. Jaeint I, aval, do .t. Whistler, do D. Hopkins, do Janies Ward, do William M’Guire, do A. Giles, do Thos. Harrison, do Herman A. Fay, do Hugh M’Call do Silas Halsey, do Peter Faulkner, do Wm. Paine, do Thomas Hempstead, do Mangle M. Quackenbos, do John Rogers, do Allas Lacock, do Samuel Eakin, do Richard Oldham, do Pay Department. Robert Brent, paymaster gen. For Regimental and Battalion Pa\ masters see the several re- g Oct 18 Paymaster (35 J\ umes and Rank. ' Brevets and former com- KEGT.OF LIGHT ARTIL. Paymaster. €hs. B. Tallmadge 27 Mar 18 Surgeon. Lev.Dunhum 12Dec08 Surgeon's Male. Clis. Mc’Crudy 3 Feb 19 CORPS OF ARTILLERY. Lieutenant Colonels. G. E. Mitchell 3 Mar 13 James House 3 do Wm. Lindsay 12 mar 13 Wm. Macrea 19 Apr 14 Majors. Jas. B. Many 5 May 13 J. Hindman 26 June Jas Bankhead 15 Aug. Jno. B. Walbach 25 Apr 18 Captains. ' MosesSweetSO June 07 Wm. Wilson 3 May 08 E. Humphreys 9 Jan C'9 JVames and Rank. Jas. Reed J. B Crane 12 Mar 12 6 July 12 Roger Jones 6 do S. B. Archer 6 do S. Donoho 6 do Th. Biddle, jr. 6 do Th. Sotockton 10 Sep Win. Gates 3 Mar 13 A. C. W. Fanning 13 Mar J. M. O’Connor 13 do J. Roach, jr. 13 Apr 1 B N D col J. F. Heileman 5 May bvt5viav,14 S. Churchill 15 Aug 4B N D B. K. Pierce 1 Oct 4 11 5 D G F. Peters 21 Feb 14 2 B S D bvt M. M Payne 2 Mar 10 luly 12;Eth. A. Allen 25 July Breve. ■ e ad forme- com- missions. jM. P. Lomax 17 Nov 14 jMilo Mason 17 May 16 3 B S D -John Farley 19.)une 17 3 B N D col Wm Read 28 Sep bvt 17 m.15 L. Brown 28 do 1 B S D 'Luther Scott 24 Nov 2 B N Dlt cl bvtlMayl5J. Erving, jr 25 Apr 18 A. L. Sands 17 Sept Th. J. Beall 26 Sept 3 B S Dmaj’Richd. A. Zantzinger bvt 30 .1.17, 12 Dec 18. 2 B S D I 3 i> •’ DmajjW.R. Duncan 31 do byt26 Dcl4 3 B N D 2 B N D'naj bvtl3ixc.-. 13 3 B N D it cl bvt 17 sep 14 4 B S D maj bvt 27 Apr : j 1 B S D 3BNB \:aj bvt 15 A.'g 14 4 B N D maj bvt 15 Apr 14 1BND 4 B S D maj bvtl5Aug 14 1 B S D 4I1ND 1BND 2 B N D 1BND !4 P. S D 1 B S D 2 3 S D 2 B S D 1 B S D 1 BND 4BND 4 BND 4B S Dbvt20 Feb 15 2BND 3 B S D 2 BND bvt 17 Mar 14 3 B N D bvt 15 A.ig- 14 2 B SD 66 J\am s and Rank. tlrevets anti former com- missions. Names and Rank. Brevets and former com- missions. First Lieutenants. I. L. Gardner 20 Apr. 2 B S D Chester Root 13 mar 15 3 B N D cpt T. 1. Harrison 20 do 2 B S D bvt 11 Sep G. W. Gardiner 20 do 4B N D 14 aid to M C. S. Merchant 20 do 2BND G Macomb Nath. G. Dana 20 do 2 B N D adj Gus. Loomis 5 May 2 B N D John Monroe 2J do 3BSD .T. Mountford 20 do 2 B S I) capt J. S. Allanson 20 do 2 B N I) bvtll Sepl4 L. G. DeRussy 20 aprlB 4 B N D F. Whiting 20 June 2 B N D qr Thos. Childs 20 do 4BN D master Jac. Schmuck 20 do 3 B S I) bvt G. Dearborn 1 Oct 1 B N I) adjt 25 Juiv, 14 Felix Ansart 1 do 3BND Chas. Mellon 20 do 1 B N I) Til. C. Legate 29 do 1BND qr John S. Pierce 20 do 1 B N D master. Allen Lowd 20 do 1END S. Armstrong 9 Mar 14 4 BN D G. S. Wilkins 20 do 1 B N D Rt. M’Clelland 1 May 2 B S D J. Ripley 20 do 3 B S D qr S. Spotts 22 do 3 B S D cpt Master bvt 8 Jan 15 Tim. Green 20 do 1 B N D adjutant Isaac E. Craig 20 do 3 B S D L. Whiting 14 June 3BSD aid to C. M. Thruston 20 do 3 B N D adj gen Ripley H W. Fitzhugh 20 do 3 B N D qr W. H.Nicoll 22 do 4BSD master George D. Snyder 3BND bvt J. Davis 20 do 4 B N D 30 Aug 16 25 June 14 E. Humphrey 20 do l B S D JEneas M'Kay 1 Dec 1BND bvt D. S. Andrews 20 do 3BND 12 Mar 13 N. G. W ilkinson 20 do 2 B S D Rich. Bachc 15 June 17 3 B N D bvt | 17 Apr 13 Elisha Brimhall20 do 2 B SD bvtl Sep 14 qr. M. S. Massey 5 Aug 17 4 B S D qr H. H. Minton 20 do master master 4 B S D T. W. Denton 28 Sep 1 B S D bvt Hugh K. Mead 20 do 3 B S D Wm. M’Clintock 30 June, 14 H. M. Simons 20 do 1 B S D 29 Sep 4 B S D J. S. Abeel 20 do 2 B N Dbvtl J,. H. Oss ood 30 do 2 B N 1) Oct 14 P. Melendv 24 Oct 4 B N D W. T. Willard 20 do 4 B S D Jos. P. Taylor 24 Nov 4 B S D bvt 15 July, 14 R. H.Lee 20 do 18 3 B S D bvt 17 Sep 14 Robert Beall 20 Mar 18 1 B S D Jesse M'ilvane 20 do 2 B S D John A Dix 23 Mar 4 B N 11 W. L. Booth 25 do 1 B S D aid to Gen. Brown. | Ths. J. Baird 2 Junetl B g D 6 ; Names and Rank. Brevets and former com- missions. Aames and Rank. iirevets and former com missions. J. Parkhurst 1 July 4 B S D adji oam. M’Kenz'e. R L. Armstrong 2 do 3BND 24 July 18 1 B S D G. W. Gardinier 31 Aug 1 B S D qr. master Giles Porter 24 do George W Corprew 4 B N D B. S. A. Lowe 17 Sep. 4B S D 24 do 3 B S D Patrick Galt 26 do 1 B S D fohn J. Jackson Upton S. Frazer 2J Oct 2 B S D 24 do 2 B S D II. W. Griswold 12 Dec 4BN D Edw. Harding 2-t do 1 B N D Jus Monroe 31 do 3BND aid Joseph Dangerfield to gen Scotf 24 do IBS D Second Lieutenants. loseph Strong 24 do George Webb 24 do 4BND 4 B N D R. C. Brent 13 May 17 2 B N D ieorge Leib 31 do 1 B N D A. F. Cochrane 5 Aug 3 B S D hs S. Lloyd 31 Aug 4 B S D Thos. W. Lendrum. James Green 11 Sep 2BNDAD 28 Sept 3 B N D adj QM G Jas. Spencer 28 do 4 B N D •Vm. B. Adams I. A. Adams 29 do 2 B S D 31 Oct 1 B N D Wm. M. Graham 30 do 4 B S D John P. Dielerich J. D. Graham 14 Oct 2 B S D 31 do 4 B N D Chs. Despinville 24 do 2 B N D Joel Spencer 3 Mar 19 4 B S D John C. Kirk 31 do 1 B S D Jos. Hopkins 3 do 3 B N D J. R. Vinton 31 do 1 BS D Abr.C.Towler 3 do 3BND R. B. Lee 24 Nov 3BND David Van Ness F. L. Griffith 9 Dec IBS D adj 3 do 2 B N D E. Lambert 1 Mar 18 3 B S D John B. Morgan \V. G. M’Neill 1 do C. M. Eakin 20 do 1BND 2 B S D 3 do 1 B S D I. M. Washington 20 do 1 B 8 D qr master Battalion Paymasters. M. A. Patrick 23 do 2 B N D Sat. Clark 29 Anr 16 Edwark Polk 2 Apr 2 B S D J. Woodruff 29 do John Gassaway 20 do 1 B N D David Gvvynn 29 do W Wright 20 do 1 B N D D.S.To\vnsend29 do Constantin Pierce 20 do 2BND Leroy Opie 29 do J. M. Hanson 21 Apr 18 1BND Carv Nicholas 17Feb 17 Samuel Smith 24 July 4 B N D Simeon Knight 16 May Sami Ringgold 24 do Joseph Chambers 3 B N D Richard Flatt 21 Nov 24 do 3 B S D 68 Names and dank. FIRST JSTANTRV Colonel Danl. Bissell 1.5 Aug; 12 Lieutenant Colonel. John M’Kealj jr 24 Feb 18 NTajor. R. TYhartenby 30 Apr 17 3 gen bvt 9 14 Col be\t 25 July 14 Bvt IMay 14 Captains. John Jones 29 July 13 Hen. Chotard 9 Oct Wm. Laval 15 Feb 14 Jos. J. Miles 11 Mar TV. Christian 31 Mav 14 TV. C. Beard 1 do 17 Richard K.Call 1 Juh 18 R. L. Coomb 7 Jan 19 First Lieutenants. Wm. Gibbs 11 Mar 14 Capt bvt 23 Dec 14 T. S. Rogers 31 Oct 16 A D Q MG TV. V. Cobbs 15 Apr 17j Trueman Cross 2 Jan 18 A.D.Q M. G. ,'as. Scallan 31 do ^Adjutant Wm. H. Ker 31 Mar Garston Bowel? 3 July itrevets and former com- missions. ADQMG Maj brvt 23 Dec 14 Maj brevt 7 Nov 14 Brvt 20 Aug 14 Brevt 7 Nov 14 Names mid Rank. I iSfete’ nd f i m i r com- missions. George C. Spencer 1 Oct TV. Seaton 1 Jan 19 TV C Harrison 7 do Second Lieutenants. J ,-bial Brooks 13Feb 18 TV . R Jouett 19 do A B. Gairard 18 Apr John Pratt 24 July David S. Barnhain 17 Oct Sami. L. Isett 20 do Thos. Barker 3 Feb 19i Elijah Davis 3 do Bradford Bradly 3 Mar Alfred Mitchell 3 do Geo. TV. Templeman 17 do Paymaster. Danl. Randall 21 July 18 Surgeon. B. F. Harney 17 Aug 14 Surgeon’s 71 [ate. TV.M. Rivers 10 Aug 18 C. H. Finlay 10 do SECOND ISTAXTRr. Colonel. Hugh Brady 6 Julv 12 Qr master Names and Rank. Brevets and former com- missions. Names and Rank. Brevets ana former com- missions. Lieutenant Colonel. Ninian Pinkney Seth Johnson 20 Aug Joshua B. Brant 1 Oct 1st It bvt 17 15 Apr 14 Major. John Clitz 19 do Henry Smith 17 June 16 Sep 14 Qr master Adjutant Enos Cutler 10 Feb 18 Bvt 1 May 14 Rd. Douglass 14 July 17 M. F. Van De Venter Captains. Robt. Gray 6 July 12 Maj brevt 15 22 July AYm. M’Curdv Grav 19 Feb 18 Jno. L. Elbert 18 Apr Stephen AY. Kerney Aug 13 E. Sumner S Mar 19 1 Apr 13 Hen. Shell 21 Mar 14 Alex. R. Thompson 1 May AY. J. Worth 19 Aug Hen. Whiting 1 Sep Maj brevt 25 J uly 14 Paymaster. J.AV. Albright 9 July 16 Surgeon. Newan S. Clark 1 Oct James Bailey 17 June 16 Brvt 2 7 Alar AY. A''. Wheaton 4 Sep 16 AY Browning 1 Nov 17 14 Bvt31 Octl4 Surgeon's Mates. First Lieutenants. AV. Hoffman 11 Nov 13 B. A. Boynton 25 do OwenRansom 19 April Jas. young 30 June AVm. G. Belknap 19 Aug S. B. Griswold 1 Sep AYalter Bicker, jr. 1 Sep John AA'ood 1 Jan 17 R. M. Harrison 1 Nov 17 ADQMG S.H.LittlejohnS Apr 13 Lyman Foot 10 Aug 18 THIRD ISTAJTTItr. Colonel. J. L. Smith 10 Feb 18 Lieutenant Colonel. AVmLavvrence 8 May 18 Brvt 15Sep Second Lierctenants. Elisha Clark 25 July 14 14 70 Names and Hank. Maj brevt 9 Aug 12 Maj brvt 15 Aug 14 Maj brevt 9 Aug 12 Major. Z. Taylor 15 May 14 Bvt 5 Sep 12 Captains. Danl. Baker 12 Mar 12 John T. Chunn 6 July Chs. Larrabee 12 Sep Wm. Whistler 31 Dec Jlez. Bratllet 19 Apr 14 G. II. Grosvenor 21 do George Gray 1“ Sep John Green 25 do John Garland 7 May 17 Chs. L. Cass 31 Dec 18 First Lieutenants. .T. Culbertson 1 Oct 13 Danl. Curtis 15 Apr 14 Asher Philips 17Mayl6 Paymaster John B. Clark 7 do 17 Ed. F, Brooks 1 June Adw Lewis 10 Feb 18 James Dean 31 Oct H. Brunot 31 Dec E. Hopkins 31 Dec Second Lieutenants. Britton Evans 30 Augl6 Geo. W. Stall 4 Sep 17 Peter W. Grayson 13 Feb 18 Abraham Musser 13 Apr '! revets and former com- missions Names and Rank. Brevets and former com- missions. Horace Webster 24 July 18 Henry H.Loring 24 do Chs. Harrison 26 Oct .) ohn Peacock 4 Dec Sand. W. Hunt. 3 Feb 19 Peter T. January 3 Mar 19 Surgeon. Wm. S. Madison 5 Oct 16 Surgeon's Elates. J. Ponte C. Macmahon 21 Nov 1 Wm. S. Comstock 21 Apr 18 FOURTH IXFAN'TRT Colonel. Wm. King 21 Feb 14 lneutenani Colonel. Duncan L. Clinch 4 Aug 13 Major. Jas. Dickins 8 May IS Captains. A. Cummings 1 Nov 11 bvt. 15 Mav 14 71 J\'ames and Rank. Ji revets and\ former com- missions. J\ ames and Rank. Brevets ■ nd forme}' com- missions. John A. Burd 6 July 12 Maj brvt 31 G. IV. Melvin 24 Aug- Oct 14 Jas. II. Hook 20 May 13 Jas. H. Gale 31 July 17 James M. Glassell A A G 10 Feb 18 Francis L. Dade 24 Feb Philip Waster 8 May 18 Jos. Shomo 1 Mar 19 First Lieutenants. Hen. Wilson 31 Dec 16 R. M. Sands 12 Mar 17 Adjutant F. W. Brady 31 July H. R. Dulany 10 Feb 18 Adjutant Wm Camp, jr 24 do Wm Lear 24 do W. C.N. Armistead 24 do Q. B. Heronimus 8 May 18 Thos Williamson 8 Jan 19 John Hull 1 Mar 19 R. B. A, Tate 3 Mar 19 Paymaster, J. B. Hogan 25 Sep 17 Surgeon. M. H. Elliott 31 Oct 17 Surgeon’s Elates. R. M. Ball 17 Feb 17 R. Randall 10 Aug l8 FIFTH I3TAXTRY. Colonel. James Miller 9 Mar 14 Lieutenant Colonel. Henry Leavenworth 10 Feb 18 Secotul Lieutenants. .Major. Wm H. Barclay- 18 Apr 18 Lee Slaughter 18 do 18 Edw. Alexander 22 May Tlios. Johnson 16 June Leonard O. Brooke 24 July Wm. Turner 17 Sep Jos. B. Shaw 12 Nov WE H. Mann 3 Feb 19 P. Muhlenburg 24 Feb 18 Captains. Josiah H. Vosc 6 July 12 S. Burbank 13 Mar 13 Geo. Bender 13 May M. Marston 26 June B gen bv2o| J uly 14 Col brvt 25 July 11 Brvt 1 May 14 Maj brevt - Aug 14 Maj brvt 2.J July 14 A D <4 M ( Maj. bvt ll Aug, I S JVames and Rank. Brevets asid former com- missions. Names and Rank. Brevets a/d former com- missions. W. I.. Foster 15 Oct Peter Pelham 28 Feb 14 .T Fowle, jr. 10 June David Perry 1 Sep James Pratt 30 do H. VV lilting- 3 Mar 17 First Lieutenants. Geo. Goodingl 5 Feb 12 Bevt 17 Mar 14 Capt bvt 15 Surgeon’s Mate. R. M Byrne 6 Nov 17 Chs. Mendenhall 10 Aug 18 SIXTH ISFAXTIIY. Colonel. J. Plympton 31 July 13 June 14 Hen. Atkinson Otis Fisher 20 do 14 Qr master 15 Apr 14 Jos. Gleason 25 do Capt brvt 15 B. F. Lamed 4 Aug'. Aug- 14 Capt brvt 15 Augl4Pay- master. Lieutenant Colonel. J. Snelling 21 Feb 14 lit A M’Cabe 16 Oct 16 Brevt 1 May Nathan Clark 3 Mar 17 14 Major. Edmd. Kirby 1 May Aid to gcnl. Gad Humphreys Bvt 18 Apr T. Hunt 1 July 1!. H. Hammon 11 Nov 18 Brown. Q,r master 31 Mar 17 Captains. Turner Crooker 14 Maj brevt 4 Second Lieutenants. 6 July 12 W. S. Foster 13 Mar 13 July 14 Maj brvt 15 P. R. Green 1 Oct 14 John M’Cartnev Th. M.Read 16 Apr John Bliss 13 May Aug 14 16 July 16 Win. Downey 3 Sep BenjAVatson 15 Aug 13 Maj brvt 25 July 14 E.K.Barnum 11 June 17 Dan. Ketchum Maj brvt 25 S. S Stacy 22July 30 Sep July 14 IV. G. Camp 13 Feb 18 Henrv Wilkins IS Apr Th Hamilton 21 Feb 14 Elijah Boardman Henry fyiles 24- July . IV. G. Oliver 12 Nov 1 Surgeon. ol Mar 17 By tl Aug 13 Wm. Haile 14 May 18 First Lieutenants. Ewd. Purcell Jl July 18 'Ephm.Sliaylorlo Augl 3 Adjutant 73 ^ Names and Rank. Brevets and former com- missions. Names ami Rank. Brevets nd former com- missions. J. P. Livingston Capt. brevet SEVENTH INFANTRY. 16 Dec 13 25 July 14 Alphonso Wetmore Colonel. 9 July 14 Paymaster. Tli. Stamford 1 Sep Bav. Brearley bvt 12 Mar J. Clark, jr ldo 30 Apr 17 13 Beiafayette Wilcox 2 Oct Lieutenant Colonel. John Ellison 31 Mar 17 Sami. Keeler, jr M. Arbuckle 9 Mar 14 14 Mav 18 Hazen Bedel 19 Oct 18 Major. Second Lieutenants. John Nicks 1 June 16 bvt 9 Oct 13 Jas. M’llvain 19 July 14 Captains. Benj. Pitch 25 do Jacob Brown 1 Sep Qr. master D. E. Twiggs 6 July 12 Mai. bvt 21 John Mansfield Geo. Vashion29Nov 13 Sep 14 30 do Elijah Montgomery Hen. Taylor 17 Feb 17 1 Mav 14 Maj bvt 8 Salmon C. Palmer J. S. Allison 25 June Jail 15 16 June Geo. Birch 31 Aug 16 C. F. _L. Dui'and .1. li. Corbalv 18 Sep. bvt 28 June 13 Feb 18 tV. Bee, jr. 30 Apr 17 14 W. A. Mix 13 do Jos. J. Clinch 31 May Ciias. Burbridge T. Biackston 31 do. 16 June 18 F. S. Gray 1 June 17 VVm.C. Given 4 Dec 18 First Lieutenants. Surgeon. Micajah Crupper T. G. Mower 15 Oct 16 30 June 14 G. Leftwich 30 Apr 17 Adjutant, Lewis Lawsh e 30 do Surgeon's .Mate. Benj. R. Christian 30 Apr W. H. Nicoll 19 Feb 17 iDanl. E. Bunch 7 1 .me! Aid to e’en Henrv Stevenson iRobt. Lvman 1.3 Feb 18 Gaines. 13 Nov. 18 fecii 1. Easter 13 do I A D 0, M Cv 74 J\ curies and Rank. Brevets and former com- missions. Names and Rank. Brevets and former com- missions. Jas. M’Lean 2 7 Mar Geo. Murdoch 31 Jan 19 Qr, Master Lieutenant Colonel. G. M. Brooke Col bvt 17 H. Berryman 31 Dec 18 1 Mar 19 Sep 14 Second Lieutenants. H. S. Mallory 13 Feb 18 Wm. D. Hopkins 24 Mar A. M. Houston 24 do Thos. C. Wilhight IS Apr Major. JohnN. McIntosh 1 Mar 19 Captains. J. Dorman 9 Nov 11 Maj bvt 28 B. Vincent 18 do Wm. N. Bronaugh White Youngs 6 July 12 June 14 Maj bvt 11 18 do W. Davenport 28 Sep Sep 14 R. D. Davis 18 do Richard Wash 18 do Willis Foulk 20 June 13 L. Austin 21 Apr 14 Maj bvt 5 It H. Branch 3 Feb 19 S. Chambliss 3 Mar 19 Lewis B. Willis 1 Jun 16 July 14 bvt 3 1. In 14 Paymaster. David Riddle 3 Dec 16 R. B Hyde 31 Oct 18 Maj. bvt 17 Sep 14 T. R. Broon 13 Feb IS R. Humphreys '24 Dec 18 Surgeon. Ths. Lawson 21 May 13 Surgeon Is Mate. N. Young 1 Jan 19 First Lieutenants. George Kennerlv 15' Jan 17 c r 3 4* * VI V R. M. Coleman 10 Aug 16 Benj. King 14 Oct 18 EIGHTH INTAJtTET. Colonel. Sami. Riddle 13 Aug John Maul 20 do R B. Mason 25 Sep Stephen H. Webb 13 Feb 16 Ethan A. Hitchcock 31 Oct It Jer. Yancey 1 Dec It it, C. Nicholas 4 Sep 1 V Whatley 24 Dec 1 G. V. Allen 1 Jan IS i Names and Rank . Second Lieutenants. John Page 13 Feb 18 Oor. Gates 13 do J. Wheelock 13 do J. Pliilbrick 21 Apr 18 Titus T. Jameson 31 July 18 John Krems 4 Dec E. Webb 3 Feb 19 F. Lazarus 3 Feb 19 Paymaster. Thomas Wright * Surgeon. E. II. Bell 18 Apr 18 Surgeon’s .Mates. E. C. Carter 15 Mar 19 Ayres P. Morrill 19 Mar 19 RIFLE REGLME5T. Colonel. Talbot Chambers 10 Nov 18 Lieutenant Colonel. Willoughby Morgan 10 Nov 18 Jllajor. W. Bradford 10 Nov 18 Brevets and former com missions. bvt20augl4 Names aud Rank. 13 revets avid former com- missions. Captains. Tos.Selden 6 July 12 W. Martin 17 Mar 14 Matthew J. Magee 10 Feb 15 J. H. Ballard 22 Apr 17 Lewellen Hickman 15 Feb IS Stoughton Gantt 15 Apr J. M’Gunnegle 12 July 18 Wm. Armstrong 31 July 18 Bennet Riley 6 Aug Jas. S. Gray 10 Nov First Lieutenants. T F Smith 22 Apr 17 T. F. Hunt 1 July W. S. Blair 15 do John Gantt 5 Apr 18 Gab. Field 15 do John Clark 12 July 18 C. Pentland 31 do Thos. W. Kavanaugh 10 Nov L. Palmer 10 do Thos. Martin 15 Dec 18 Second Lieutenants. David H. Campbell 18 Apr 13 Martin Scott 18 do Fhos. Mahon 22 July ?. Samuel Shannon 10 Sep John J. H. Lewis 12 Nov Lt col bvt 1 May 15 A D Q M G A D Q M G Adjutant 76 JVames aud Rank. Names and Rank. Gideon Lowe 3 February 19 Surgeon. Daniel Keith 3 February 19 Win. D. McCray 3 Febry. 19 lohn Gale 18 April 18 .1. Edmundson 22 March 19 Surgeon s Male. Paymaster. P. D. Meloan Id Aug IS John Hall 18 April 18 Orromel Johnston 3 March 19 LINEAL RANK. COLONELS. G. M. Brooke 8 inf C bvt Moses Porter 1 art B G bvt MAJORS. Hi gh Brady 2 inf Daniel Bissell 1 inf B G bvt Abraham Eustis 1 art L C bvt Wi liam King 4 inf James H. Many art James Miller 5 infB G bvt I Hindman art C. bvt Henry Atkinson 6 inf James Bankhead art R. C. Nicholas 8 inf Z. Taylor 3 inf bvt David Brcarley 7 inf bvt John Nicks 7 infbvt Joseph L. Smith 3 inf Gad Humphreys 6 inf bvt T. Chambers rifle Richard Whartonby 1 inf bvt E. Cutler 2 inf bvt LIEUT. COLONELS. P. Muhlenberg 5 infbvt John B. Walbach art L C bvt. John Tb Fenwick 1 art C bvt James Dinkins 4 infbvt Geo. E. Mitchell art C bvt Wm. Bradford rifle bvt James House art J. M’lntosh 8 inf Wm. Lindsay art Duncan L. Clinch 4 inf CAPTAINS. ,T Snelling 6 inf Matthew Arbuckle 7 inf Moses Sweet art M bvt Ninian Pinkney Wm. Macrea Ilf irv Leavenworth ,T. D’Xeal, jr William Lawrence W. Morgan 2 inf William Wilson art art bvt Enoch Humphreys art M bvt 5 inf C bvt Alexander Cummings 4 inf 1 infC bvt! James Dorman 8 inf >1 bvt 3 infbvt Daniel Baker 3 inf M bvt ritii 'James Reed art 7 Andrew M’Dowell Robert Gray Luther Leonard J B Crane R. Jones Alexander S. Brooks Nathan Towson S. B. Archer Sanders Doncho Thomas Biddle, jr. Josiah H. Vose Samuel D. Harris John A. Burd Joseph Selden Turner Crooker David E. Twiggs Vv lute Youngs John T. Chnnn George W. Melvin Thomas Stockton C. Lsrrabee "William Davenport "William Whistler William Gates A 0. W. Fanning John M. O’Connor William S. Foster S Burbank Stephen W. Kearney J Roach, jr Thomas M. Read, jr J. F. Heileman George Bender John Bliss James H. Hook Willis Foulk M Marston John Jones J- L. Eastman S Churchill Benjamin Watson Daniel Ketchum B. K. Pierce H. Chotard 1 art V. . L. Foster 5 inf 2 inf M bvt George Vashion 7 inf 1 art H. K. Craig 1 art art M bvt William Laval 1 int M bvt art L C bvt Thomas Hamilton 6 inf 1 art M bvt George P Peters art 1 art L C bvt Peter Pelham 5 inf art M bvt M. M Payne art art J. J. Miles 1 inf art M bvt W. Martin rifle 5 inf M bvt Henry Shell 2 inf 1 art LO bvt H. Bradley 3 inf 4-infM bvt L. Aust'n S inf M bvt rifle L C bvt G. H. Grosvenor 3 inf 6 inf M bvt Elijah Montgomery 7 inf M bvt 7 inf M bvt Alex. R T hompson 2 int 8 inf M bvt William Christian 1 inf 3 inf M bvt J. Fowle, jr. 5 inf 4 inf J S Allison 7 inf art M bvt E. A. Allen art 3 inf M bvt W. J. Worth 2 inf M bvt 8 inf Henry Whiting 2 inf 3 inf David Perry 5 inf art George Gray 3 inf art M bvt John ( ireen 3 inf art James 7 3 ratt 5 inf 6 inf M bvt Newman S. Clarke 2 inf 5 inf M bvt John R. Bell 1 art 2 inf M P. Lomax art art M. J. Magee rifle ’ 6 inf Milo Mason art art Lewis B. Willis 8 inf 5 inf James Bailey 2 inf 6 inf George Birch 7 inf 4 inf John R. Corbaly 7 inf 8 inf David Riddle 8 inf M bv£ 5 inf M bvt Wm F. Hobart 1 art 1 inf George N Morris 1 art 1 art Henry Whiting 5 inf art Elijah Boardman 6 inf 6 inf M bvt James H. Ballard rifle 6 inf M bvt William Bee, jr. 7 inf art William C Beard 1 inf 1 inf f.lbvt John Garland 3 inf i 78 Joseph J. Clinch 7 inf Wm. Haile 6 inf Thomas Blackstone 7 inf Richard K. Call 1 inf F. S. Gray 7 inf Jas. M’Gunnegle rifle John Farley art Wm. Armstrong rifle James 11. Gale 4 inf Bennet Riley rifle Thomas Wright 8 inf Ab. L. Sands art William M. Read art Thomas J. Beall art Lowndes Brown art R. B. Hvde 8 nf William Browning 2 inf Jas. S Grav rifle Luther Scott art R. A. Zantzinger art Jas. M. Classell 4 inf R Humphreys 8 inf Lewellen Hickman rifle W. R. Duncan art F. L. Dade 4 inf C. L. Cass 3 inf Stoughton Gantt rifle N Young 8 inf J. Erving art R. L. Coomb 1 inf Philip Wager 4 inf Joseph Shomo 4 inf — 53093 - The following list of Cadets is attached to the Army Register, con- formably to a regulation, for the government of the Military Academy, requiring the names of the most distinguished Cadets, not exceeding five in each class, to be reported, for this purpose, at each annual exa- mination. REPORTED AT THE EXAMINATION IN JUNE 1818. NAMES. Studies in which each Cadet par- ticularly excels. Richard Balafield, Andrew Talcott, Samuel S. Smith, Horace Webster, Samuel Ringgold, first class . Engineer and Drawing. Mathematics and Philosophy. Do. do. Do. do. Military Art and Drawing. 79 NAMES. Studies in which each Cadet par- ticularly excels. SECOND CLASS. Wilson M. C. Fairfax, William A. Eliason, Aaron K. Woolley, Frederick A. Underhill, Edwai-d Mansfield, Philosophy and Drawing. Do. do. Philosophy’. Do. Do. THIRD CLASS. Henry Brewerton, Robert S. Brooke, William H. Bell, Thomas E. Sudler, John L’Engle, Mathems, and French Language. Do. do. Do. do. Do. do. Mathematics. FOURTH CLASS. Stephen Tuttle, Andrew Donelson, Alvin Edson, Joshua Baker, John C. Holland, Mathems. and French Language, Do. do. Do. do. Do. do. Do. do, -soooo- DIVISIONS AND DEPARTMENTS OF THE ARMY. The Northern Division comprises Jive Military Departments , to wit : No. 1. New York, above the Highlands, and Vermont No. 2. New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut. No. 3. New York, below the Highlands, and New Jersey, excepting’ that which furnishes the first division of militia No. 4. Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, and that part of New Jersey', Ohio, Indiana, and the territory of Michigan, and by a line drawn from the south end of lake Michigan to the mouth of Rock River, on the Mississippi, to include all posiethat are, or may be established north of such line, on both sides of the Mis- 80 Slssippi, embracing ail the waters of that river above Hock Hi. ver. 'The Southern Division comprises four . Military Departments, to ~n>it No. 6. Virginia, North Carolina, and the District of Columbia. N n . 7. South Carolina and Georgia. No. 8. Louisiana, Mississippi, and the Alabama Territory. No. 9. Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois and the territory of Missouri. -SOOC5- PAY, &c. OF THE ARMY. Pay pe month. No. ra- tions pr day. Remarks 8200 15 24 In addition to Day kc. as sbltn. in line 104 12 20 Do. do do V Kank and pay of b g 90 6 ( } 75 f 6 3 1 Colonel 'j 60 4 J Major l 40 3 * !> Captain {} 50 4 75 6 40 0 40 2 20 2 16 2 90 6 75 5 6j 4 Id Rank or Grade. Major general - Aid decamp to major general - Brigadier general Aid de camp to brigadier general Adjutant and inspector general Adjutant general Inspector general Quartermaster general - Assistant adjutant general Assistant inspector general Depute quartermaster general Topographical engineer Assistant do do Asst, deputy quartermaster general Judge advocate Chaplain Hospital Surgeon - Hospital surgeon’s mate Post surgeon Hospital steward Ward master Colonel of Ordnance Lieutenant colonel of do Major of do. ... Captain of do. 81 Bank or grade. Pay per JV'o. ra- tlonspr month day First Lieutenant of do Second Lieutenant of do Third Lieutenant of do Colonel - ... Lieutenant Colonel Major ... Captain - - First Lieutenant - - - Second Lieutenant Second Lieut as conductor of artil Third Lieutenant Adjutant (regiment and battalion) Quartermaster (do) Paymaster (regiment and battalion) Kegimcntal surgeon Regimental surgeon’s mate Sergeant major Quartermaster sergeant Principal musician Sergeant - - - Corporal ... ;33 1-3; 33 1-3 30 75 60 50 40 30 25 10 23 10 10 50 45 30 9 9 8 8 7 O 3 3 6 5 4 3 3 4 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I i J Musician - Art ificer of light artillery Private . - Principal waggon master- Assistant waggon master Principal forage master Assistant forage master Principal barrack master Deputy barrack master Master armorer ... 31 ister carriage maker Master black Smith Armorer . . . . Carriage maker Blacksmith - . . Artificer ... Laborer - - - . Commissary general of purchases 6 10 5 40 30 40 30 40 30 30 30 30 16 16 16 13 9 - K i i f i i ! i i i j Binaries. Of engineers, light artillery, artillery, inftry. &. riflemen. Of the quartermas- ter general’s de- partment. Of the ordnance de- partment. S 3 ,000 82 Rank or grade. Jr ay per month. JVo. ra- tions fir day. Remarks. Deputy commissary g 2000 Assistant commissary of issues 1300 Salary not to exceed Military storekeeper c. the pay & emolu- J ment of a capt.of inf Apothecary general 1,800 per annnum. Assistant Apothecary 1'he pay & emolu- ments of a regimen- MILITARY ACADEMY. tal surgeon’s mate. Professor of natural and experimen- The pav & emolu- tal philosophy ments of lieut. col. of engineers. Assistant ditto ... Do do captain Professor of mathematics - Do do major Assistant do do - Do do captain Professor of engineering’ Do do major Assistant do do - Do do captain Teacher ov French language Do do captain Teacher of drawing Do do captain Master of the sword 262-3 2 Cadet 16 2 Names. Grade. State or countr where bom. OFFICERS OF THE MILITARY ACADEMY. Jared Mansfield Professor nat. & exper. phil. Connecticut David B. Douglas Assistant do New .terse v Andrew Ellicott Professor mathematics Pennsylvania. Claude Crozet - A ssistant do Prof, of engineering France Samuel Walsh Surgeon New York Claudius Berare Chaplain Teacher French language. T ranee C. E. Zoeller Teacher of drawing Germany P ere Thomas Sword master Switzerland 83 Whenever it shall be found expedient to employ the army at work in fortifications or surveys, in cutting roads, and other constant labor, if no'- less than ten days, the non-commissioned officers, musicians, ar.d j privates so employed, shall be allowed 25 cents, an extr gill of \\h : s- key or spirit each per day while so employed — approved March 2, 1819. — ©©©©©— REGISTER OF THE JYA VY OF THE £TJV FTEI) states. CAPTAINS. Alexander Murray, John Rogers, James Barron, William Bainbridge, Hugh G. Campbell, Stephen Decatur, Thomas Tingey, Charles Stew- art, Isaac Hull, Isaac Chauncey, lohn Shaw, John H. Dent, David Por- ter, John Cassin, Samuel Evans, Jacob Jones, Charles Morris, Arthur Sincla r, Oliver H. Perry, 'I'homas Macdonough, Lewis Warrington, Jo- seph Bainbridge, William M Crane, James T. Leonard, James Bid.d'e, Charles G. Ridgeley, Robert T. Spence, Daniel J'. Patterson, Samuel Angus, Melancthon T. Woolsey, John Orde Creighton, Edward Trench- ard, John Downes, John D. Henley, Jesse D Elliott. —©©©©©— MASTERS COMMAND AMT. Robert Henley, Stephen Cassin, Daniel S. Dexter, James Renshaw, David. Deacon, Louis Alexis, Michael B Carroll, Sidney Smith, Thomas Brown, Nathaniel Haraden, Samuel Woodhouse, Charles C. B. Thomp- son, Alexander S. Wadsworth, George W. Rodgers, George C. Read, Henry E Ballard, William Carter, jun. Joseph J Nicholson, John H. Elton, Edmund P. Kennedy Alexander J. Dallas, John B. Nicholson, Beekman V. Hoffman, Jesse Wilkins n. —©©»©©— LIETJTENAJ\TS. Francis J. Mitchell, George Merrill, Joseph Nicholson, John Petti- grew, Wolcott Chauncey, George Budd, Thomas A. C. Jones, Joseph S. Macpherson, John Porter, William Finch, William B. Shuhrick. Hen- ry Wells, Benjamin W. Booth, Alexander Claxton, Charles W Morgan, Samuel P. Macomber, Raymond H. J. Perrv, Lawrence Kearner, William H Vt atson, Thomas Hendry, jun. Foxhall A. Parker, Edward R. M’Call, Daniel Turner, William II. Allen, David Conner, John Gallagher, Tuo • 84 mas IT. Stevens, Henry S Newcomb, James P, Oc-Uers, William XL Hunter, John 1). Sir.at, John Packet', V. illiam H Cocke, Mat. thsw C. Petty, Charles W. Skinner, Joseph XX’ragg, Samuel XV. Adams, John li. Madison, Dugomier Taylor, George Pearce, Freder ck W Smith, Nathaniel IT Nicholson, Otho Norris, John T Newton, P. A. I. P. Jones, Samuel Henley, A. H. M Conklin, Joseph Smith, J^awrence Rousseau, George XV. Stnrer, Joseph Cassin, Robert M Rose, Beverley Kennon, Edmund Shubrick, Charles A. Budd. Francis H. Gre- gory, John M. Maury, Benjamin Coopt r, Philip I’. Yoorhees, llenry Gilliam, John H. Clack, William D. Salter, William A Spencer. Wil- liam L. Gordon, David Geisinger, John Percival, James Katnage, XX il- liam V. Taylor, Mervide B. Mix, Thomas M Newell, Charles S. M’Cau- ley, John H. Bell, Dulanv Forrest, Bladen Dulanv, Francis B. Gamble, Richard Daslue'), John Tayloe, George B. M’Culloch, Robert Spetlden, Thomas T. XV ebb, Walter G. Anderson, Stephen r 'hamplin, Charles T. Stallings. James M’Gowan, XX’ m. Lowe, F.lie A. F. Vallette, John H Au- lick, Silas Duncan, Thomas S Cunningham, Isaac M’Keever, Robert F. Stockton, Nathaniel L Montgomery, Walter N. Monteath, Silas H. Strrhgham, George W. Vancleve, Paul Zanizinger, Charles E. Cn. why, XX ilhum Laughton, Nelson XX’ebster, XX illiam A C. Farragut, Richard G. Edwards, XX’illiam Mervine, William K. Latimer, Isaac Ma> o, Thomas Crabb, Edward B. Babbitt, Geo r ge Hamersley, Thomas Payne, jun. John Hill, jun. James Armstrong, Joseph Smott, Robert B. Rand' dpi), XX il- liam Berry Samuel L. Brecse. John Evans, Benjamin Page, jun. John T. Ritchie, John A. XVish, John Gwinn, XX’illiam A. Weaver, Thomas XX'. XX'yman, James L. Xlorris, John A. Benches, Andrew Fitzhugh, William M. Caldwell John K. Carter, Jr seph Cross, Abraham S. Ten Eick, Thomas Hamersley, John XX’hite XX illiam M. Robins, Robert Field, Hirant Paulding, Enoch Lowe, Jonathan D. XX’illiamsoi , Charles L. Springer, Charles Boar man, XX illiam 1. Belt, XViUiam Boeruin, Thos. H. Bovvyer, Charles H. Caldwell Thomas A. Conover, Archibald S. Campbell, Nathaniel Carter, jun Alexander Eskridge, French Forrest, Edgar Freeman, Edward Greenwell, Charles Gaunt, John II. Graham, George W. Isaacs, Enoch H Jones, XX’illiam Jamesson, Charles Lace\ , John C. Long, XX’illiam E. M’Kenney, William J. M’Cluney, James Ni- cholson, XViUiam XX’. Ramsay, James XX’. H Rav, Ebenezer Ridgeway, Clement XX’. Stevens, Robert E. Searcey, Thomas A. Tippett, James B. Taylor, XX illiam Taylor, Ralph X’oorhccs, Charles L Williamson, Henry R. Warner, Henry Ward, DriahP. Lev , James Trant, XV alter Abbot, Joel Abbot Samuel XX'. Adams, John A Cocke, James F Curtis, John L. Cummings, Samuel XX’ Downing, Pelcg I\. Dunham, John M. Dale, Samuel A. Eakin, Frederick S. Gibbon, Henry Gray, James Goodrum, R chard S Hunter, XViUiam Inman, John H. lee, James E. Legare, George M'Cauiey, XX’illiaru H. Mott, Archibald M'Neal, John B. Montgo- mery, James E. M’Donald, James A. Perly, Hugh Nelson Page, Richard. 85 M. Potter, Nathaniel A. Prentiss, Charles C. Russell, Lewis E. Simonds, Horace B. Sawyer, Cornelius K. Stribhlmg, Joshua R Sands, ''ilium Temple, Josiah Tatnall, Albert G. Wall, Ephraim D. Whitlock, James M. K. M’lntosh, William J. M. M’Cluney, Allen, R. W. Criffin. -0SQ05- SURGEONS. Edward Cutbush, Peter St. Medard, Samuel R. Marshall, Lewis Heer- man, Joseph G. T. Hunt, Jonathan Cowdery, Samuel D. Heap, Robert I,. Thorn, Samuel R. Trevett, jun William P. G. llarton, George Logan, Amos A Evans, Robert S. Kearney, James Page, jun. John D. M’Rey- nolds, Thomas Harris, William Turk, Hyde Ray, William Baldwin, Wal- ter W. Buchanan, E. L. Lawton, Charles Cotton, Gerald Dayers, William Caton, jun. Robert 15. Barton, Benjamin P. Kissam, John A Kearney, Richard Ci Edgar, Bailey Washington, George T. Kenn on, W alter W. New, Samuel Horsley, Robert C. Randolph, Charles B Hamilton, Usher Parsons, William Swift, Josephus M. S O’Conway, Richard K. Hoffman, Thomas B. Salter, William Barnwell, jun. Wm. C Whittelsey, Peter Christie, Charles M.- Reese, Samuel Jackson, Andrew B. Cook, John H. Gordon, Leonard Osborne, Thomas Williamson, John DLx, John Cadle. Silas D. Wiclfes, George S. Sprocton. —©©©©©— SURGEONS' MATES. John Harrison, Gustavus R. Brown, Manuel Philips, William Belt, John I). Armstrong’, James C. Garrison, Samuel M. Kissam, Benjamin Austin, jun. Leuco Mitchell, Wilmot F. Rogers, John C. Richardson, -John W. Peaco, Alexander M. Montgomery, Oliver Le Chevalier, Wm. Butler, jr. John II. Steele, Francis Gevrish, Edward Woodward, Ben- jamin A. Welles, Frederick P. Markham, Wm. D. Conway, Robert C. Wardle, James Norris, Thomas C. Gardner, Benajah Tickner, Charles Chase, Thomas W. Wiesenthal, George B Doane, Nathaniel W. Miller, William Birchmore, David II. Frazer, John S. Wiley, James R. Boyce. —©©©©©— PURSERS. Isaac Garreston, Clement S. Hunt, Gwinn Harris, John H. Carr, Na- thaniel Lyde, Samuel Robertson, Samuel Hambleton, Robert C. Ludlow, Thomas 1. Chew, Thomas Shields, Richard C. Archer, Lewis Deblois, 86 George S. Wise, Francis A. Thornton, James M. Halsev, Edward Fitz- gerald, Alexander P. Darraugh, Edward W. Turner, Henry Dens.on, Wm. S. Rogers, John R. Shaw, Samuel P Tood, George Beale, jun. James H. Clark, William P Zantzinger, Joseph North, Joseph Y\ ilson, jun. Thomas Waine, Joseph B. Wilkinson, Benjamin F Bourne, William Sinclair, Matthew C. Atwood, John N. Todd, Timothy Winn, William M. Sands, Joseph H. Terry, Thomas Breese, Gardner Thomas, Ashton Y. Humphreys, John De Bree, Charles O Handy, Joseph H. Causten, Sdas Butler, Joseph Cassin, Thomas Burrowes, John B. Fanning. -OSt599- CHJUPLMAS. Andrew Hunter, David P. Adams, John Cook, Cheever Felch, Charles Folsom, A. C. Nathaniel Andrews, John Ireland. — 99909 — (in the remainder of the list the rank AS WELL AS TnE NAME IS ALPHABETICAL. MIDSHIPMEN. Albert A. Alexander, Joseph H. Ashbridge, Henry A. Adams, Alex- ander M’Kim Andrew, Robert Arn.istead, Nathaniel Alexander, Wil- liam M. Armstrong, Thomas C. Abbott, Roderick R. Adams, George A- dams, John B. Abercrombie, Thomas S. Brown. James A. I) Bro . ry Samuel Barron, Horatio Beatty, Yorick Baker, Charles II. Bell, Elipha- let Bali, Abraham Bigelow, William Boden, Russel Baldwin, Henry Bruce, John Bubier, Edmund Byrne, John D Bird, Timothy G Ben- ham, Cyrus A. Branch, Benjamin Bartholomew, John P. Babbiclge, James S Boughan. Franklin Buchanan, Arthur Bainbridge, John M. Boardley, Joseph Bowman, Lvttleton M. Booth, A. R Bogardus, Ben- jamin F Bachie, Oscar Bullus, R. S.' Bullus, George S Blake, Joshua Barney, jun Gersham J. Van Brent, Joseph R. Blake, Theodorus Bailey, jun. John S. Chauncey, Lodowick Crary. Josephs. Cornwall, Lachlan A. I. Cuthbert, Enos R Childs, John P. Cambreleng, James Conner, James AI Cults, Thomas B. Curtis, Edward \\ . Carpenter, Benjamin Carpinter, John M. Channing, Augustus Cutts, Robert Carson, David Conynghani, Joshua W. Cochran, Joseph S. Cannon, Robert B. Cun- ningham, Joseph Cutts, jun. James S. oxe, Richard Cochrane, J m Cremer, William E. Cambridge, Jacob Crowninshield, James H Clinton, Wm. Campbell,. tames E. Calhoun, Samuel B. Cocke, John T. \V. H. Dayton, James W. Delany, Maximilian De Vaux, John Dennis, jun. Tlio- 87 - mas W. Daily, Charles P. Derby, Daniels. De Saussure, Thomas O. Da- vis, Mahlon \I. Downing, Richard Dominick, Samuel Dusenberry, Chas. Dana, George D. Dods, G. De Castera Davezac, Hugh Dulanv, Henry Dyson, Thomas Dornin, Samuel F. Dupont, Henry J. Dickinson, Augus- tus C Douglass, Oscar Davis, Marmaduke Dore, jun. Albert C. Downes, Gabriel E. De Saussure, Edwin Esses, Frank Ellery, Charles Ellery', Christopher T. Emmet, Frederick Engle, Henrv Etting Henry Eagle, jr. David G. Farragut, Thomas VV. Freelon, Thomas E. Finnemore, James M Freeman, Benjamin Follet, Robert Y. Fairlie, William Foster, Geo. B. Forrester, Peterson Goodwin, Lewis M. Goklsborough, Jacob Gil- meyer, Thomas Greeves, jun. Daniel Goodwin, Benjamin S. Grimke, Willis M. Green, Thomas R. Gerry, William H. Gardner, Thomas H. Gedney, Timothy Gay, James T. Gerry, William Green, William M. Glendy, Walter Gardner, Alexander G. Gordon, Thomas P. Harrison, Benjamin Harrison, Joseph L. Harper, Moses H. Hunter, Levi M. Harby, Joseph L. C. Hardy, Edward W. Hamilton, James Hodges, Joseph Hull Thomas B. Handy, John F. Howell, George N. Hollins, Thomas Hayes, John Ileth, William H. Homer, Samuel Morton, Harry D. Hunter, Wil- liam S. Harvey, John Hunt, John L. Harris, William S. Hairis. U ill. m L. Howard, Hubbard H. Hobbs, Alexander Hosack, Abraham Hosack, Lucius C Heylin, John E. Heron, Peyton T. Henly, Patricius Hepburn, Andrew A. Harwood, Robert Harris, jun. Stern' Humphreys, Duncan N. Ingraham, Israel Israel, Oscar Irving, George Izard, James T Jackson, Joseph R, Jarvis, Richard A. Jones, Frederick Jarret, Walter F. Jones, Joshua H. Justin, Edward S. Johnson, Zachariah F. Johnson, R. W. Jones, Adam S. Kuhn, John Kelly, James I). Knight, Matthew Keogh, William H. Kennon, Stephen B. Kingston, John M. Luckett, James H. Ludlow, Thomas I. Leib, John Loveday, Samuel W. Le Comte, George II. Leverett, Edward A. Lansing, James R. Lyman, Stephen B, Las- salle, Charles Lowndes, Christopher Lowndes, John H. Little, Andrew K. Long, John M’Caw, Charles W. Minton, Wm. M’Clean, Richard Mackall, David Mitchell, Daniel H. Mackey, John Marston, jr. Joseph Moorhead, David W. M’Rorie, Daniel S. il’Cauley, Sharp D. Moore, Michael Mahony, Joseph Matt i son, William W. M’Kean, IVm. M’Kenzie, William A. M’lntosh, Nicholas Marchand, Joseph Myers, Samuel Mer- cer, Robert F. Martin, Robert Marshall, Alexander M. Murray, Oliver H. Middleton, George A. Magruder, James P. M’Call, Humphrey II. Morris, Edward Y. Marshall, John G. Melish, Charles V. Morris, Alex- ander M’Mull, John Marshall, Robert H. Nichols, Walter Newcomb, Zachariah W. Nixon, Henry C. Newton, Wm. . Nicholson, Wm. D, Nevnian, Joseph B Nones, William B. Nicholson, John S. Nicholas, Jo- seph M. Nicholson, Augustus A. Nicholson, James L. Lowland, Patrick H. Overton, William Pottenger, Garret J. Pendergrast, Thomas Petti- grew, Charles T. Platt, Edward Price, Samuel B. Phelps, John E. Pren- tiss, Jott S. Paine, Thomas Patten, William Pollard, John F. Pelot, A!-! 88 exander B. Pinkham, Richard S. Pinckney, David FI. Porter, Richard Pickett, John At. Palmer, " illiam H. Potter, Robert Potter, George P. Pearson, AVilliam H. Pennock, Edward Pinkney, John Pope, Isaac E. Perkins, AA 'illiam P. Piercy, Edv ard Preble, A', illiam AV. Page, Le in M. Powell, John M. Patterson, AVilliam Pierson, Reuben R. Pinkham, Samuel Kenshaw, Edmund M. Russell, Henry Randall, Samuel Rogers, AA illiam T. Rogers, Wm Rice, Robert Ritchie, Solomon Rutter, Victor M Randolph, John Rudd, At illiam Roane, Herman Rutgers, \V AV. Rittenhouse, Edward C Rutledge, John Reed, jun.. Psac H. Rand, Bur- well S. Randolph, Thomas M Randolph, Pierre C. Rion, Peter B Ran- dolph, John M. Rinker, Richard Stewart, John L. Saunders, Augustus Swartwout, AVilliam Steele, Otho Stallings, Hugh C. Sweeney, John Sullivan, JohnB. Shute, AA’illiam Skiddv, John Swartwout, Matthew AV. Stout, John Stevenson, David li. Stewart, Robert M. Summers, William F. Shields, Irvine Shubrick, Joshua B. Stearns, Egbert Sbaler, Jonathan AAV Sherburne, Roger C. Shaw, Merit Scott, G. W. Somerville, Francis Sanderson, Jesse Smith, I'. AA . C. Storv, Henry D. Scott, V, illiam D. Shalcr, John H. Smith, Alexander Slidell, George S. Smith, George Shute, Joseph G. Smith, Thomas O. Selfridge, AVilliam Shaw, George AA . Simms, Ira Titus, Nehemiah Tilton, John S. Townsend, John P. Tuttle, Henry E. Turner, John Tompkins, Thomas B. Tilden, Benia- min Tallmadge, jun. William G. B. Taylor, Alexander Thompson, Kich- ard Taylor, John L. Thomas, Alexander Thompson, Frederick A'arnum, James K. A allette, Daniel R. Walker, James Williams, Stephen B. AVilson, AA' S. I. Washington, William C. AVetmore, Clement S. At hit- tington, Frederick Wolbert, Pardon M. At hippie. Will. am S. A’- alker, Oliver AV. Wood, Erasmus AVilkins, Thomas A'. \\ ilson, George T. tt ea- ver, James P. At ilson, Charles F. At inn, Mason Wilson, Charles AA dues, jun. Oliver S. Wolcott, Holla Weems, AVilliam G. At oolsey, John Jay Young. appointed tince January 1S19. Thomas M. Buchanan, Thomas O. BrufT. Edward Boutwell, Ro- bert B. Coffin, Charles E. Cutts, Charles At . Gay, Jam.es Glynn, Svlva- nus Gordon, James Hamilton, Alexander H. Hopkinson, John C. Jones, Charles H. Jackson, Charles H A. H. Kennedy, 1 homas King, lohn C. Luke, Thomas H. Newtnani Edwin B. Newton, Hugh A'. Purviance, Henry Pinkney, Alexander F. Porter, Richard S Platt, Cadwalader Ringgold, Charles H. Sharr, Albert G. Slaughter, Robert Steed, Isaac S. Sterrett, Griffin Tompkins, Isaac Telfair, John At . West, James E. AVright, Dudley Walker. 89 SAILING MASTERS. Edward Barry, Eli Brown, Abraham B. Uloodgood, Cornelius Bennet, Salvadore Catalano, James B. Cooper, A. L John Cloug'h, Alexander Cunningham, John Carlton, Peter Carson, Briscoe S. Doxy, Martnaduke Dove, Daniel Dobbins, J. II Dill, George F. De La Roche, Shubael Downes, John Drew, Andrew Dorgan, Francis H. Ellison, James Fergu- son, William Foster, acting, Augustus Ford, Samuel R Gerry, Thomas Godtres, George A. Hallowed, Samuel C. Dixon, Henry D. Hill, Daniel .Tones, William Johnson, W illiam Knight, Simon Kingston, Robert Knox, Sylvester Kemper, John Kitts, Jarilts Loomis, Alexis Luckett, Joseph ; Lindsay, G illiam Lee, Samuel P. Cliamberfain, William Landen, Jacob ' Mull, Francis Mallaby, YV illiam T. Malbone, Philfp S. Meyer, William Miller, Edwards Mount, John Nantz, Thomas Nichols, David Phipps, Lewis B. Page, James B. Potts, William TV. Polk, Thomas Pollock, John Quinn, Edward Rumtiey, Samuel Rinker, Thomas Rutter, John Robin- son, Joseph Stevens, Thomas TV. Story, Wm. W. Slieed, Nathaniel Stoodly, D. S. Stcllwagen, James Spilman, Joseph Taylor, Robert S. Tatem, James Terry, Henry Tew, sen. John M. Kidd, James Tewksbu- ry, V. illiam Vaughn, Charles F. Woldo, Joseph Williston, Nahum War- ren, Henry Worthington, Cssar R. Wilson, James B. Wright, Edward L. Young, George fcJlrick. j: OATS H'A INS. James Banks, William Brown, John Bligh, James Culbertson, Ste- phen G. Clark, Westly Cunningham, John Dawson, Benjamin Evans, David Eaton, William Henry, William Keith. Edward Linscot, John Lon- guil. John M’Cloud, Colin M’Clnud, Ji.hn M’Fate, John M’Nally, John Robeson, Thomas R. Smith, Abraham Walton, John Woods. — GUANERS, CARPENTERS, &c. John Baker, Thomas Barry, James Bogman, Antonio Correia, James Cosgrate, Robert Conklin, John Lord, Matthew Rogers, John Johnson, George Jackson. — ©©©e©— CARPENTERS. Breasted Barnes, Peter Demeritt, Baruch Evans, Zacheus K. Fuller, j Robert Fell, John Gedney, Samuel F. Holback, David Horrsman, Sam- ! tie! Humphreys, \» illiam Robertson, James Stephens, James Stevens, j Richard Thomas. 90 SAIL MAKERS. John L. Brown, William Baldwin, S. B. Banister, Amos Cutter, Wil- liam Landen, John Spier. — — MASTERS' MATES. James Bell, John Fair, James Foster, Benjamin Kirby, Robert Long Elias Taylor. — ©■SOO©— J\AVY AGENTS. Portland , John L. Stayer. —Portsmouth, Henry S. Langdon. — Rostov,, Amos Binney. — .Veto London, Joseph Hull. — JYeoo-York, John Bull is — Philadelphia, George Harrison. - Baltimore, James Beatty. — Annapolis, John Randall. — Norfolk, Miles King. — Charleston, John Robertson. — Savannah, Archibald S. Bullock. — Kentucky, James Morrison. — .A ew- Orleans, I. K. Smith. — Newport, fit. I.J Constant Taber — Hartford, C Con.J John Morgan. — Wilmington, N. C.J Joshua Potts. — .A ewbern, Jeremiah Brown. — Nett > Castle, J. S. Riddle. — London, Baring, Brothers, Si Co. Bankers of United States. — Barcelona, Richard M’Call. A commission is allowed 1o navy agents not exceeding one per cent, upon their disbursements Their whole annual emoluments are limited by law to S2,(J0U, without any allowance for clerk hire, porters, office rent, stationary, or any thing else. Every charge must be paid out of their commissions. Naval Store-keepers.. Next)- York, J ohn P Decatur. — .Veto- Orleans, Samuel T. Anderson. — Portsmouth, (~.Y. H. J Tunis Craven. — Gosport, fVa.J Thomas Dolton. — Washington City, Edward W. Duvall. — Charlestown, fAlass.J Caleb Gibbs. — Philadelphia, Robert Kennedy. Naval Constructors. Washington City, William Doughty, Henry Eckford. Inspector and Measurer of Timber. James Carberrv, .... Was lington City. 91 NAVY YARDS. At Washington. Thomas Tingey, captain commandant and navy agent Stephen Cassin, master commandant. James Owner, head carpenter. Jolm Davis, of Abel, plumber and blacksmith. William Sandford, head sailmaker. At Philadelphia. Alexander Murray, captain commandant. At Norfolk. John Cassin, captain commandant. At New- York. Samuel Evans, captain commandant. At Charlestown, A/nss. Isaac Hull, captain commandant. -oeseo- MARINE CORPS. PAT OP OFFICERS AS ESTABLISHED BT LAW. Forage Utiions pr. GRADE. month. per month. ay at 25 cents Lieutenant Colonel Commandant S12 12 Captains ... 40 3 ’First Lieutenants - - 30 - 3 Second Lieutenants 25 - 2 Ad jutant Pay and Qr. Masters each extra 10 6 - Lieutenant Colonel Commanding . — Anthony Gale. Captains. — Arch. Henderson, b. m. R. tVainwright, b. m. William An- derson, S Miller, b. m. & adj. J. M. Gamble, b. m ■ Alfred Grayson, q. m. William Strong. First Lieutenants. — F. B Bellevue, Lyman Kellogg, Samuel E. Watson, William L Brow ill ow, Thomas W. Legge, V'. H. Freeman, Joseph X,. Kuhn, Henry Olcott, Charles 11. Broom, Benjamin ilichardson, Francis 92 B. White, William Nicoll, Charles Lord, Levi Twiggs, John Harris, Samuel B. Johnson, Thomas A. Linton, Richard Auchmutv, James L de- li n, Christopher Ford, James I Mills, ParkG. Howie, George B. English, Richard D Green. Second Lieutenants. — Robert M. Desha, pai master, Henry F,. DA, F. - win B. Mewton, Elijah J. Weed, Charles L. Porter, Joseph C H . Henry W. Gardner, William Dulany, Thomas S. English. James M’Sher- ry Clements. — A Table of the Pay and Subsistence of the Officers of the Xavy. Jiank or station. Captain of a vessel of 32 or more Guns, Captain of a vessel of 20 and under 32, Master Commandant, - Lieut Commandant - Lieutenant, Chaplain, Surgeon, Surgeon’s Mate, Sailing Master, Purser, Boatswain, Gunner, Sail Maker, Carpenter, Midshipmen, Master’s Mate, Captain’s Clerk, - Boatswain’s Mate, Cockswain, \i omr.n of gun room, - Quarter Gunner, Carpenter’s Mate, Armourer, Steward, C< o >er, Master at Arms, - Cook, - 2 5 r* §• § 100 8 75 6 60 5 50 4 40 3 40 2 50 2 S'O 2 40 2 40 O 20 2 20 2 20 2 20 i 19 i 20 i 25 i 19 i IS i 18 i IS i 19 i 18 i IS i IS i 18 i IS i 93 Exhibit, showing the names and force of the vessels of the J\ avy of the United States, also, when and where built, purchased or captured, and their present stale and condition. A'ames and force. When built IfTiere built. State and Condition, 1 Alert, store ship Cap'ured. In service Asp 1815 Do Block ship On the stks N. Orleans Constitution, 44 1797 Boston Hull in good order ; re- quires new boats aud some spars and sads. Columbia 1819 Washingtn Constellation, 36 Baltimore In service in Meditern. Congress, 36 - Ports. N.H. In service Chippewa, rate 74 On stocks Sackts. bar. Confiance, 32 Capt’dl814 Hull in good order, wants a few spars Cvane, 24 - - 1815 Requiresextensive reps. Detroit, 13 1813 Sunk Despatch, 2 Purchased In service Erie, 18 1813 Balti more Do Mediterranean Entei prise, bomb 1797 do In service JEtna ... 1818 Purchased Eagle, 12 1814 ergennes, In good order, wanting \ 1 . asprjtsail yard Franklin, 74 - 1815 Phdadelph In service Fulton 1st, steam frigate New-York In ordinary Firebrand, schr. 6 - Purchased In service Guerriere, 44, 1814 Phdadelph Hull in good order. wants a few spars and cables General Pike, 24 - 1813 Sackts. bar Ghent - - 18 15 Erie, Penn. Hornet, - - 1805 Baltimore Hornet, schr. 1813 Purchased In service Independence, 74 - 1814 ■ i >ston la good order Java, 44 - - Baltimore 1 acquires e xtensive reps. Jefferson, 18 Sackts. har.i in good order 94 Mimes and force. Jones, 18 Louisiana Lawrence, 20 - Lynx, 5 Linnet, 16 Lady of the Lake, 1 Macedonian, 36 Mohawk, 32 Madison, 18 - New Orleans, rate 74 Niagara, 18 Nonsuch, 6 - Ontario, 18 Oneida, Plattsburg, rate 74 - Peacock, 18 - Prometheus, 12 Porcupine, 1 Queen Charlotte, 14 Ranger Raven Superior, 44 - Saratoga, 22 - Svlph, 16 Saranac, 16 - Spark, 12 Spitfire, bomb Surprise, 6 Ticondc-roga, 14 Tickler, small arms - Torpedo, mute United States, 44 - Vesuvius* bomb Vengeance, do Washington, 74 When buih. Where built. Slate and condition. do Do 1812 Purchased 1813 Erie, Penn. Sunk 1814 Washington} in service capt’d 1814 In good order 1813 Sackts. har. In good order capt’d 1812 Hull in good order 1814 Sackts. har. In good order 1813 do do On stocks I Sackts. har. 1813 Erie, Penu Receiving vessel 1812jPurchased. In service 1813'Raltimore. do 1809 Sackts. har Much decayed On stocks do 1813 New-York. In service Mediterran. 1814 Purchased In service 1813 Erie, Penn. In good order capt’d 1813 Sunk :purchs.lo’4 1813 Much decayed 1?14 Sackts. har. - Vergennes, Yt. In good order 1813 Sackts. har 1815 | Hartford, ct In service 'purchs.1814 Do Mediterranean 1815 Condemned 1814 1812 Sunk 1797 Philadelph In service, Mediterran. Condemned Unfit for service 1816 portsm.x.u In service, Mediterran. 95 GUN BOATS. .it Charleston, S. C No. 10, dismantled — in ordinary ; requires some repairs. 158, do do in good order, but requires caulking 168, 6 nine pound carronade — in good order, but will shortly require coppering. At Washington. — No. 67, yard tender At New-Ybrk. — No. 8, [2) requires extensive repairs At hoi-folk. No. 72 no armamei t ; hulls perfectly sound ; 76 3 without masts, Uc. 72 coppered, 76 not coppered At Baltimore. 14 barges, in ordinary. At J\ exvport. No. 95, in ordinary . At Whitehall. 6 galleys, in good order. At Sackett's Harbor. -15 gun boats, in good order. At New Orleans. o gun boats. Bull dog, felucca. 2 barges 7 2 launches 5 -8C959- NAMES OF UNITED STATES SHIPS. 1. Resolution declaring the manner in which the vessels composing the Navy of the United States shall be named. [House, 3d March, lot 9.] [To be named by the Secretary of the Navy, under the direction of the President — first class, after the States of the Union : second ci.iss, after the rivers : third class, after the principal cities and towns. No two vessels to bear the same name.] -©0005- MAR1NE OFFICES. Petersburg, Va. The Petersburg Marine Insurance company was incorporated on the 21st January, 1818, and is now in a very flourishing condition, and pro- mises to rival any institution of the kind in the countr) , tor its capital — it is under the management of 15 directors, a President and Secretary. Al : hough the Capital may amount to S45..,U0U in shares oi j eae.j, making 22,500 shares, yet the company was authorised to go into opera- 96 tion as soon as 5000 shaTes were subscribed for ; 15,000 shares are no 1 taken up, on each of -which §5 has been paid, making the present real capital of the company §75,000, a sum amply sufficient at this time. As no losses of any consequence have accrued to the institution, no de- mand lias been made upon the share holders, for any further portion of their subscription. The directors are chosen by the Stock Holders on the 1st May in each t ear The following' gentlemen were appointed 1st May last, viz : William Prentis, President and Director, §6uQ John V. Willcox, Wnv Bowden, | J. F. May, Nathaniel Friend, John Osborne, John Hinton, William Colquhoun, ( Thomas Beniiett, j Wm. Gumming, Robert Walker Wm. B. Harwood, Stephen Townes, A1 .'Sander Cunningham, | W m. It. Johnson. J Drury Burge, Secretary DIRECTORS 1350 AVERAGE RATES OF INSURANCE. To Great Rritain Hamburg and Bremen From 1J to 2$ West Indies New Orleans Z o 2$ 3 - 1 £ 2A Coasting voyages CHARLESTON , 5. C. Paul Trapier, President Alexander Robinson, Director Oliver Fuller, Inspector 2000 15u0 1000 AVERAGE RATES OF INSURANCE. 1^ to 2 per cent F.uropean voyages, 1 1J '-V, s* Indies. 3J 1|- Coastwise. 97 7 had same idea of presenting to the public an abstract view of laws on insurance, with decisions, 5tc. but for the intricacy of the subject and the nice distinctions that are involved — I hate declined it. t'. .. n any difficulty occurs, the parties interested will always resort to profes- sional men for advice. — ©©© ©©— INVALID PENSIONERS. WAR DEPARTMENT, PENSION OFFICE, MARCH 23, 1819. An Act of Congress of the third of the present month, requires that an examination shall be had biennially of all Invalid Pensioners of the United States, except where the pension shall have been originally gran- ted for a total disability, in consequence of the loss of a limb, or other cause which cannot either in whole or in part be removed — excepting also, those invalid pensioners of the revolution, who have, since the passage of the law of the 18th of March, 1818, availed themselves of the provisions of that act. Notice is therefore given, that the subjoined blank form of a certifi- cate for the examining physicians or surgeons, is hereby directed to be observed in all cases embraced by the law of the 3d instant. The annexed table, showing the amount of pay for each grade of pen- sion rs, according to the ratio of disability, will enable the examining physicians or surgeons to ascertain, by referring to the certificate of pension, the degree of disability for which the pension was originally granted. Approved, J. C. CALHOUN, Secretary of war. We the subscribers, practising physicians (or surgeons, as the case maybe) of the town (county or city j of do hereby certify, that, after a careful examination in the case of who is now on the Pension Roll of the State of we are of opinion that his disability does (still, or not, as the case may be) continue. (Here describe it.) And further, that the degree of disability under which he labors at present, is (one-half, one-third, as the ease may he) being 'here state the degree or insert the word no*) less than the original degree of disa- bility for which he was placed on the pension roll. Sworn and subscribed to before me > this day of . A. B. y I certify that the deponents are ere-? dible persons. 5 H 98 AS ACT REGCLATIXG THE FAT3TEXTS TO IXVAT.ID PEXSIOTEItS, He it enacted by the Senate and House of Jiepresentatives of the United State# of America in Congress assembled. That, in all cases of application for the payment of pensions to invalids, under the several laws of Con- gress granting pensions to invalids, the affidavit of two surgeons or phy- sicians, whose credibility as such shall be certified by the magistrate bef. e whom the affidavit is made, stating the continuance of the disa- bil for which the pension was originally granted, (describing it,) and the rate of such disability at the time of making the affidavit, shall ac- company the application of the first payment which shall fall due after the fourth day of March next, & at the end of every two years thereafter ; and if, in case of continued disability, it shall be stated at a rate below that for which the pension was originally granted, the applicant shall only be paid at the rate stated in the affidavit : Provided, That where the pension shall have been originally granted for a total disabilitv, in consequence of the loss of a limb, or other cause which cannot either in whole or in part be removed, the above affidavit shall not be necessary to e ntitle the applicant to payment : And provided also. That this act shall not extend to the invalids of the revolution, who have been, or shall be, placed on the pension list, pursuant to an act of Congress, entitled “ An act to provide for certain persons engaged in the land and naval service of the United States, in the revolutionary war,” approved the eighteenth day of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighteen. II. CLAY, Speaker of the House of Representatives, JAS. HARBOUR, President of the Senate, pro tempore, .MarchS, 1819 — Approved. •TAMES MONROE." 99 o ' - r. * 6 o- : n n < i 2 - r* - o o ”’ A- ^ 55' o n> £. o 5 3 w -— • sr o c£ £ 5 ET. ^ O » 02 ~ — o O '; *t £■ & Z 5 o ■=,' 5 2 . O. if. 2 ■ 2 erg o ^ Ej O 3 * c/i k « — CB3 3 n c/i S 3 “ CS K, O & S I : j g o g * C 53 J I C ? s 0 1 5a Co =■8 ^ B 0~ 3 . E- m Q ^ C /3 TJ C ° h2 O C O - C. c c : o C- . r-t- o 31 o *< 3 OOC^HH 1 c vi 00 O G3 Ot ^ ^ to oo do Ot O '< 1 “ M (O - CO Ot o C 03 c 33 C O C Ol C 00 o c to l~* do do 2- w ic ./■' C- ~3 0) — c X o O ^ 2 - - -• o' ^ ^ £ p "5 Ot OC H* cO V r\ 0*3 . 00 do oo 03 ^ S O C ^ o* OiCOJ^C CG3CMCC to 7* do do 1 09 H > 00 ^ Ci 0 Z CO oo 3 fO 03 Ol Ci N O aT li Oj C Ol Oi o 3 .crq H- to p do do ) ^ Or* 3 O OO 26 Oi 00 H ^ £. m o o c 2 n>>- *-j cc O 5» P.* = T 1VT/F. shewing the amount of pav frr wc/i srarib o/* pensioners, according to the ratio of disability. 100 EXTRACT FROM THE LAW 6x PENSIONERS. The second Section o f the act, passed the I8t/i March, 1818. “ And be it further enacted. That to entitle anv person to the provi- sions nfthis act, he shall make a declaration under oath or affirmation, before the district judge ofthe United States of the district, or before any judge or court of record, ofthe county, state, or territory, in -which the applicant shall reside, setting forth, if he belonged to the army, the company, regiment and line, to which lie belonged ; the time he enter- ed the service, and the time and manner of leaving the service ; and in case he belonged to the Navy, a like declaration, setting forth the name ofthe vessel, and particular service in which he was employed, and the time and manner ofleaving the service, and shall offer such other evi- dence as may be in his power ; & on its appearing to the satisfaction ofthe said judge that the applicant served in the revolutionary war as afore- said, against the common enemy, he shall certify and transmit the testi- mony in the case, and the proceedings had thereunto, to the Secretary' ofthe Department of War, whose duty it shall be, if satisfied the appli- cant comes under the provisions of this act, to place such officer, musi- cian, mariner, marine, or soldier on the pension list ofthe U. States, to be paid in the same manner as pensions to invalids, who have been pla- ced on the pension list are now paid, and under such restrictions and re- gulations in all respects as are prescribed by law.” * • MANNER of PRO CEE DIX G, On application to be enrolled as a Pensioner under the above cct. Fobm of the oath. TO WIT. Judicial Circuit of this day of per- sonally appeared before me [Judges name insert] one of the judg- es of the general court, and judge ofthe Judicial Circuit aforesaid, [applicants name insert] and in pursuance of an “ Act ofCongressto pro- vide for certain persons engaged in the land and naval service of the l - nited States, in the Revolutionary war,” and in order to obtain the as- sistance thereby offered to Revolutionary officers, and soldiers, in redu- ced circumstances, made oath, that during the year he entered captain company, number in the continental Re- giment [here insert Virginia or other state] line, then commanded by Colonel — — and that lie served years, and was discharged on the day of that lie has received no pension or other boun- ty from government, and that from his reduced circumstances ill life, he stands in need of assistance from liis country for support [here insert any thing that may appear to be pertinent] and further he saith not — Sworn to before me the day and year first above written. lot FORM OF JUDGE’S CERTIFICATE. I — Judge of the judicial circuit of and one of the judges of the general Court aforesaid, do certify that it appears to my satisfaction that named in the first part of the above affidavit, did serve in the revolutionary war, as stated in his declaration, sworn to before me, on the day and year aforesaid, against the common enemy, and further that it appears equally satisfactory to me, that he is in a state of poverty, and stands in need of the assistance of his country for support, and I now transmit the proceedings and testimony taken and la\:l before me, to tire secretary of the Department of War, pursuant to the directions of the said act of Congress. Given under my hand and seal, this * — day of SEAL. The discharge from the commanding officer must be sent to the war office with the above. FORM OF POWER OF ATTORNEY TO RE CEIVE A PEXSIOA . TO WIT : this day appeared before me a justice of the peace for the aforesaid &. made oath, that he is the same to which the original certificate in his possession was given, of which the following is a true copy. “ WAR DEPARTMENT. “REVOLUTIONARY CLAIM. I certify that in conformity with the law of the United States of the 18th March, 1818, a soldier in the army of the Revolution is in- scribed on the pension list roll of the Virginia agency, at the rate of per month. Giyen at the War Office, of the United States this the (Signed) J. C. CALHOUN, SeFnj at TVav. 102 That he served in the that he noV resides in the Given under my hand and seal, this the day of Signed Aldnm. Seal. I of the and state of do make, constitute and appoint of the and state aforesaid, my true and lawful attorney', forme, and in my name, to receive of agent :or the paying pensions of the United States, in my pension as a pen- sioner of said state, from the day of to the day of "H'itness where of I have hereunto set my hand and seal, this day of Signed and delivered £ in presence of 3 Signed - - - - SEAL. TO TFTT : this day appeared before me a magistrate for the aforesaid, and acknowledged the within letter of attorney to be his act and deed. Given under my hand this day of Signed SEAL. TO WIT : to whom the within power of attorney is granted, this day appeared before me an alderman for the afore said, and made oath that the said power is not given by reason of any transfer, mortgage, or sale of the pension or any part thereof for his o\\ n use, and that the pension so to be received, is for the sole use and benefit of the within named pensioner. Given under niy hand the Signed SEAL. 103 STAGE AND STEAM BOAT FADE, PAiir, FROM PETERSBURG TO BOSTON. Jb co &\ j* d 4 4 a -2 § e> © g * STAGE. -5 O q O Petersburg to Rich- — STEAVt BOAT. — — mond, 24 2 50' Philadelphia, 2 50 2825 To Hanover c. h. 10 2 25 4 75 Trenton. 31 3 50 3175 White Chimnies, 9 1 25 6 Princeton, 10 1 25 33 Bowling green, 14 1 507 50 Brunswick, 16 2 35 Veilsborough, 8 1 ,8 50 Newark, 23 2 25 3725 Fredericks!) u rg. 13 1 5010 New York, P 1 38 Potomack creek. 12 1 75 1175 New Haven, 77 5 #50 4 J 50 4450 STEAM BOAT. 1 New London, 53 49 Washington city, £ including supper 5 5 1675 Boston, middle line (The same via Pro- 94 3 57 STAGE. vidence) Baltimore, 39 4 ,2075 STEAM BOAT. STEAM BOAT. 1 New York to New French Town, 3 50 2425 London, STAGE. Norwich, i 9 New Castle, 16 i 50 2575 STAGE. Boston, 7 16 , * Travellers leave Richmond on any clay in the week in the morning-, and next day reach Baltimore by noon, 33 hours from Richmond. jLeaves Frederickburg every day, except Sundays, at 5 p. :>t. leach steam boat at 7 p. m. and arrive at Washington next morning by 4 o’giock. DAILY STAGE FROM PETERSBTRG TO ST. MARY’S. 1 4 s ^ g 1 | - J 2 ; 4 ! -a 4 FromPetersburgto ■n qb q o q sj q o Dunn’s 28 2 80 Louis'ourg, 25 3 11 Gholson’s, 25 2 20 5 Raleigh, 32 3 14 Warrrenton, 30 3 8 Fayetteville,* 6U 6 20 * The Wilmington coach leaves Fayetteville every Monday and Thurs- day, distance 85 miles, fare 8 dollars. A steam boat'plies between Fay- etteville and Wilmington, once a week and back again — fare 8 dollars. 104 *•] |i * 1 O- c 1 1 5) C ■N George Town, 13414 34 miles, stage fare South Santee, 16 1 10 dolls, way pas- 32 Mile House, 10 •-<*} sengers 10 cents AVappetaw, ir 4031 5 per mile. Mr. Pleasants, 15 kO Augusta to Stevens 12 Charleston, 3 J Cobbing, 15 I Pccataligo, 62 6 46314 Warrenton, 16 \ Coosawhatchie, 15 2 50 4881 J Powelton, 12 > Savannah, 35 4 52814 Sparta, 14 i Darien, 63 6 538 lj Milledgeville, 23 J St. Mary’.s, r& 8 66814 F’om Augusta to — Athens 96 miles, 92 From Feyetteville to stage fare 11 dolls. Jlvgusia. way passengers 10 STAGE. cents per mile. Fayetteville toNew Augusta to Colum- Garden, 20 bia c. h 22 Laurel Hill, 30 Wrightsborough, 15 1 Marlborough, 26 Washington, 18 V Norwood’s, 18 <14 Lexington, 25 1 Tiller’s Ferry, 21 Athens, 16 J Camden, 20 From Augusta to — Columbia, 36 Franklin c.h Geo. 96 Kdgfield, 53 >10 24 Ill miles, no stage Augusta, 25 Augusta to Lincoln- From Augusta to ton. 41 Savannah, 125 mis Goshen, 6 stage fare § 12 — Petersburg, 8 v. ay passengers 1C Libert on, 24 cents per mile. Carnesville, or ? 32 Augusta toMrs Gor- Franklin c. u. 5 don’s, 23 — Cutteaux’s, 20 1 Petersburg to Nor- Ill Pearce’s, 14 V. 12 folk — thence to Taylor’s, 23 r Baltimore. Ricker’s, 29 I Stare. Savannah, 16 Petersburg to city point 12:1 From Augusta to 125; STEA3T-B0AT. ! Milledgeville, 92] City point '^Isorfk. ioo'r 10 11 8 3 105 Boat leav es Citv pt • , . * 1 Thursdays, and r J? 3 o’clock, p. m. e reaches Norfolk very Wednesday c; w o Mondays and Fri- O dilU OillU.L1.ldy j ii • Ll arrives at Norfolk STAGES Thursday and Sun Petersburg to Mer- \ day,l o’clock a.ji J rv Oaks 16 2 From Richmond to . i Cabin Point 11 1 3 00 City Point 3 10 Surry c. h. 16 1 4 50 Boat leaves Rich- 1 Smithfield 2u 2 50 6 5U mond every Wed- Suffolk 2o 2 8 50 nesday & Saturday Norfolk 27 3 11 50 10 a. m. reache- Stage leaves Ptsbg the Point in 5 h ... 1 everyTusd Thurs- Boatfarefrom Rich day and Saturday mond to Norfolk 10 at 2 o’clock, a. m. From Petersburg 8 — On her return leave From Norfolk to Norfolk 10 o’clk Raleigh a. tvi. Monday ami To Elizabeth City 45 5 Friday, arrives a- Edenton 40 5 10 Citv Point 8 p. m. STEAM-BOAT. and at Richmond Plymouth 20 2 12 at 1 o’clock, a. ji. STAGE Boat leaves Norfolk Tarborough 52 5 20 17 20 for Baltimore at Raleigh 70 7 24 20 o’clock, a. j t. Thr &.Momls. &. arrive New-York to Bal 227 at Baltimore oi ston Springs Fridays and Tues STEAM BOAT. 3 days at 9 a. m. 15 N. York to Albany II ETC ( STAGE. Leaves Baltimore 9 jAlbany to the o’clock Sundays & 1 Springs 30:2 50 10 5$ 106 FROM WILMING TO A TO DIFFER- ~\ EAT PLACES. Svlkey Mail route once a -.seek, on the north ■west river road. From Wilmington to Fayetteville, N. C. J tiles. From .Wilmington to Livingston Creek 16 Livingston Creek to Mrs Twaddle’s 35 Mrs Twaddle’s to Elizabeth town 5 Elizabeth town to Mrs. Robinson’s 15 Mrs. Robinson’s to Fayetteville 22 93 Two Ferry’s to Cross, viz. At Wilmington and at Mount Misery 4 miles The same is as good as may be expected, in the lower part of the State. STAGE FARE. Stage mail route hoi re a -week on the Black river road, -which is a fine road. Wilmington to Moore Creek bridge 18 Moore Creek Bridge to Beaty’sbridge 9-i Beaty’s bridge to Cromarties 16 Cromarties to Royal’s 16 Royal’s to Fayetteville Ferry 19 Miles 784 J r. 7* 5? S'ilsS A. =■■ O % a % . =4 3 "3 S C. 'A >> . 5 c sc ^ ^ — r s SiT'fl a 6 - ° c s • a ’ O Z ■ - £ - IcS > >> — L ei -- t) •- .£ = 5 ?T* rr aa ^ £..£ "= f 5" 5 .1^ ckg.: 4) CC : •r ec- a; “ JJ £ 3 £ .'cVi g-O-g =-*~ - » a a - S S S a: “ " S * S i £ £ To Washington, Duplin arid Sampson route, a Aorse mail, once a -week. From Wilmington to hig bridge B g .bridge to South Washington S • 1 1 h Washington to Duplin c. h D uplin new c. n. to old c u. Duplin old c. a to Kornegay's Store K rnevgay’s to Holme’s li ilrne’s to Fayetteville Ferry 10 24 21 13 5 18 22 > Miles 113 This is +lie best road in this part of the State, the fare is also good. s « -2 % £3 r IS .2 2 f- .2 S 5 3-5 5 1 i/s £c =-& 3 =* ^ s “ - - <■5 £ 5 107 Jlesult of the Surety of the main Post road, from Tlobbinstfrm, in Maine to Hi. Mary’s in Georgia. — Made between June, 1812, and January, 1813. NORTHERN ROUTE. Names of places. Dist: A nt. dst Lat. JV. Long. E. • Washington city, Gen. p. o. The capitol 82 82 d m. s 38 58 2- 38 53 a. d m. s. j 0 00 00 47 Maryland. Bladensburg', Union tavern 5 27 6 09 38 56 C 4 40 Vansville, e o. 8 26 14 35 39 02 J 7 18 Baltimore, ?,r. a. 25 15 39 50 39 17 09 24 14 Joppa cross roads, e. o. - 13 68 58 18 39 25 51 39 ol Harford, p o - - 6 16 64 04 39 28 18 44 45 Havre de Grace, Episcopal Church 11 28 75 62 39 32 44 55 JO North East p. o. 10 46 86 0g 39 36 09 1 03 07 Elkton, c. h. - - 6 22 92 3 j 39 86 27 1 10 U6 DELAWARE. Christiana cross keys 10 13 132 43 39 40 05 1 20 21 Newport, Zenas Wells - 5 50 lo7 93 39 42 4. 1 23 55 W ilmington town Hall - 4 00 111 93 39 ^4 21 1 27 51 Naaman's creek, p. o. 7 62 119 55 39 48 26 1 34 02 PESSSTLTANIA. Chester c. a. ... 5 06 124 61 39 50 43 1 33 sr I). rhy \ ill ge ... Ph.ladelphia, center of Second &. 7 52 132 13 39 55 U7 1 44 28 Market-streets, - 7 27 139 4o 39 57 01 1 51 29 Franktord Jt. h. 4 6j 144 05 4J 00 38 1 .54 49 Ho! tesburg e. o. - 4 95 149 do 40 02 27 1 58 27 Br'stol vtiagU ... 10 40 lo9 4o 40 .'a 3a 2 -3 48 MorrisviJle p. o. 9 5S 168 9b 40 12 31 2 14 03 108 Names of p laces. NEW- JERSEY. Trenton market house Princeton college New Brunswick village Bridgetown, roads forks near bridge Elizabethtown c. h. Newark c. h. Jersey city, near the ferry NEW YORK. New York city, St Paul’s Harlem, Sign of the Lion West Farms p. >i. New Rochelle r. o. Rye r. o. CONNECTICUT. Greenwich m. n. Stamford pres. >r. ft. Norwalk m. h. Saugatuek p. o. Fairfield presby. m. n. Bridgeport epis church Stratford prsesby. m. h. Milford m. h. New Haven c. h, Branford M. h. Guilford m. ii. Killingworth m. n. Saybrook m. h. Lyrhe p. o. River Head p. o. New London, St. fames’ chu. Chelsea epis. church .Tewitts city p. o. "Plainfield ai. u. List. imt. cist. Lat. . Y. Long. E. d. m. s. d. 772. 1 10 170 08 40 13 09 2 14 30 10 83 180 91 49 20 52 2 20 55 15 79 196 70 49 29 35 2 34 07 ip 98 208 68 40 36 07 2 44 25 4 93 213 59 40 39 15 2 48 06 6 33 219 92 40 44 11 2 51 15 9 14 229 06 40 43 01 2 53 4% 1 44 230 50 40 42 43 O 01 13 7 66 238 16 40 48 02 3 05 35 4 01 242 17 40 5 3 IS 3 08 46 7 18 249 35 40 54 17 3 14 34 7 71 257 06 40 53 38 3 2o 44 5 03 262 09 41 01 55 i) 24 Sf 4 90 266 99 41 03 00 A o 29 27 9 00 275 99 41 06 47 3 37 28 3 06 279 05 41 08 27 3 40 22 5 54 284 59 41 03 14 3 46 21 3 96 2 S 8 55 41 10 14 3 49 51 4 22 292 77 41 11 15 3 55 j4 3 75 296 52 41 13 07 5 58 Of 9 83 306 35 41 17 56 4 05 -j 7 27 313 62 41 16 52 4 12 20 8 29 321 91 41 17 11 4 19 58 9 22 331 13 41 17 06 4 29 31 8 85 339 98 41 17 43 4 38 22 3 72 343 70 41 19 22 4 41 01 9 07 352 77 41 22 32 4 43 14 7 34 360 11 41 21 55 4 55 05 13 12 373 23 41 3t 59 4 55 54 S 18 381 41 41 35 49 5 01 23 7 03 i 38S 44 41 41 33 5 05 57 109 Names of places. Hist . •mi- dst Lat. N. Lang. J2. Sterling m. h. 4 Go 392 47 d. m. s. 41 42 00 d. m. s. 5 09 44 hhode island. Providence c. a. 26 51 418 99 41 50 23 5 36 00 MASSACHUSETTS. Patucket bridge p. o. 3 77 422 76 41 53 15 5 57 42 Attleborough p. o. S 61 431 37 4-2 00 15 5 40 57 Foxborougli p o. 6 17 437 54 42 05 14 5 43 39 Dedham presbyterian si. h. 13 34 450 88 42 15 38 5 50 18 Boston old statehouse 9 94 460 82 42 22 10 5 57 56 CONNECTICUT, New Haven c. h, Meriden si. h. 17 :9 306 35 323 54 41 17 54 41 31 44 4 05 23 4 13 39 Berlin si. h. 6 82 330 36 41 37 18 4 16 37 Hartford c. h. 10 5c 340 92 41 46 02 4 20 56 Windsor si. h. 6 95 347 87 41 51 33 4 23 00 Suffield m. h. 10 19 358 06 41 59 15 4 22 15 MASSACHUSETTS. Springfied m. n. 11 62 369 08 42 06 27 4 26 05 Palmer m. h. 16 36 385 44 42 11 23 4 42 39 Western m. n. 7 51 392 95 42 13 14 4 49 51 Brookfield m. k. 6 13 399 10 42 1J It. 4 54 51 Spencer si. h. Leicester m. h. 7 0 2 406 12 42 15 02 5 01 29 4 75 410 87 42 15 01 5 06 26 Worcester c. h. 6 66 417 73 42 16 36 5 13 01 Shrewsbury si. n. 5 58 423 31 42 18 34 5 18 09 Northboro’ p. o. 4 61 427 92 42 19 37 5 22 32 Marlboro’ m. h. 6 02 433 94 42 21 33 5 28 27 Sudbury sr. tt. 11 25 445 19 42 22 31 5 39 41 Weston si. n. 3 49 448 68 42 22 51 5 43 28 Watertown m. h. 6 78 445 46 42 22 50 5 5 ) 56 Cambrige college 3 19 458 65'42 23 13 5 54 20 110 Names of places. Host rill old c. n. Cl) rleston m. h. Lynn hotel Salem, intersection of Esses Ec Sum- mer streets Beverly si. a. I', enham si. a. Hamilton si. a. Ipswich sr. a. near the c. n. liowley si. a. Ncwburyport c. h. Salisbury village sew UAsirsmnE. Hampton si. a Greenland si. h. Portsmouth si. h. DISTBICT OF SIAISIE. Kittery si. h. York c. a. Wells si. h. Kennebunk si. a. Saco si. h. Scarborough si. a. Portland c. n. •Nurlh Yarmouth village Freeport, corner B> mswiclc, si. a. B til north si. u. Woolwich m. a. iscasset c. a. Aina village Newcastle r. o. W'Uoboro’ p. o. Warns i . a. Thomastown r. o. Diet. Amt. u o3 4 03 494 27 42 43 45 6 u9 u4 6 b6 501 15 42 49 03 6 u9 ..■4 3 55 504 68 42 51 1j 6 0? u5 8 62 513 30 42 56 42 6 12 07 7 57 520 87 43 02 38 6 1 57 5 45 526 32 43 05 04 6 16 27 3 69 530 01 43 07 39 6 17 39 5 37 535 38:43 09 02 6 22 44 12 84 548 22 43 18 25 6 26 50 6 52 554 74 43 23 26 6 29 43 10 08 564 82 43 30 14 6 3 • 13 5 46 57 o 28:43 34 14 6 38 21 9 83 580 11 43 39 4 j 6 46 22 12 03 592 14 43 47 58 6 51 02 6 34 598 48 43 51 24 6 55 56 8 94 607 42 43 54 49 7 04 32 7 32 614 74 43 54 57 7 12 55 5 65 620 39 43 56 14 7 14 20 8 86 629 25 43 00 16 7 22 12 4 t o 634 O0 44 3 03 7 25 36 6 00 640 00 44 03 37 30 71 12 16 652 16 • 4 5 37 7 39 ) 7 72 659 88 *4 07 <1 7 48 5 5 6o 660 51 44 04 50 7 51 29 A Names of places. Camden, vr. h. Canaan, north school house 'Lin'eolnville p. o Northport sohool house Bel: st P. o. Prospect landing Buckstown p. o. B! e Bills p. o. Surry, Esq. Jarvis Ellsworth p. o. Trenton p. o. Sullivan m. u. Goldsboro’ p o. Steuben p. o. Columbia p. o. Jonesboro’ or Chandlersville bridge Machias bridge East falls of Machias m. n. Dcnneysville, Judge Lincoln's To the ferry at Eastport Eastport p. o. Prom Eastport f. to Robintovn p. o SOUTHERN ROUTE. Washington Gen. r. o. Alexandria 31. u. VIRGINIA, 10 4 7 6 9v 69 4 76 6 59 5 91 12 17 17 38 8 08 6 19 2U 42 9 15 9 07 6 34 22 98 13 73 4 55 13 26 6 88 675 682 683 688 694 700 713 73o 738 744 75o 757 764 771 793 802 811 bl8 841 854 859 868 6 88 d. m. 44 12 44 17 44 17 44 20 44 25 44 27 44 34 44 24 44 29 44 32 44 32 44 31 44 28 44 30 44 38 44 39 44 42 44 43 44 54 44 54 45 04 38 53 25 38 47 59 Long /Pi m. s. 58 o5 01 40 02 10 05 01 02 51 07 53 14 51 28 51 34 27 38 57 45 00 51 40 58 29 06 52 2o 48 30 ,5 57 10 41 00 5l 35 10 06 14 9 59 09 00 00 00 1 39 Pohike church Occoquan Neabsco hotel Dumfries Acquia centre village Stafford c. h. F ruth F. it ; 1 Ou 11 5 u2 19 Jeffersonton 5 07 76 4 35 3 58 03 4 57 "8 St. Mary’s 24 13 8i/8 j 0 4 o oo 4 41 44 Point Peter by this survey 3 oo 811 4c 4 39 ^,4 Elliott 30 43 9c 4 37 30 Mr. Elliott makes the longitude of Point Peter 81° 38' W. from Greenwich. The longitude of the General Post office is called 77 Q ol' 00 ". miles, miles. miles. Aliks. Mrs. Kent’s 2 2u0 From Richmond to Knoxville 489 Craig’s 6 206 Richmond to Manchester 1 00 Montgomery c. h. 1 207 Trabues 12 13 New river 12 219 Mesues 9 22 "W aggies 5 224 Powhatan 12 34 Newborn 2 226 Moseley’s 10 44 Right’s 5 231 Cumberland c. h. 12 56 Thus. Graham’s 4 235 Rain’s 15 71 Sawyer’s 5 540 Lancaster’s 3 74 Widow Graham’s 1 241 Lipscomb’s Flood’s 10 84 M’Gavock’s 3 244 13 97 Crocket’s 5 249 Swaney’s Hunters 2 99 Wythe c. h. 3 252 9 108 Straw’s 7 259 Col. Lambert’s 15 123 Staley’s 7 266 Speece’s 4 127 Own ’s 1 267 New London 3 130 Adkins, snr. 5 272 Leftwich 5 135 Joseph Adkins Iron’s 4 276 Liberty 10 145 4 280 Capt. Gray’s 6 151 Arthur Brown’s 5 285 Blackwell’s 4 155 Spot’s 7 mile Ford 3 288 Beuford’s 4 159 Fulcher’s 3 291 Stones’s 8 167 Meek’s 4 295 Big Lick 4 171 Shugart’s 5 300 Salem 9 180 Green ways 4 304 Hancock’s 18 198 115 miles, miles. miles, miles. W. Carpenter’s 4 308 Pennil’s Mills 3 47 Abingdon 2 310 Parrish’s 8 55 Goodson’s 12 322 Westlakes 3 58 Blountsville Ten. 10 332 Jenkin’s 1 59 Holly’s 8 340 Horton’s Falls 4 63 Boat Yard 8 348 W ai ’s 3 66 Col Howard’s 8 356 B. Morris’s 5 71 Major Bradley’s 4 360 Levi Morris’s 1 72 Armstrong’s 2 362 John Jones 3 75 Russell’s 10 372 Hansford’s 2 77 Rogersville 3 375 Stark’s 4 81 Nall’s 12 387 Leonard Morris’s 1 82 Moore’s 3 390 Reanold’s 4 86 Bean’s Station 9 399 Venable’s 3 89 Mrs. Copeland’s 2 401 Widow Ward’s 6 95 Rutledge 6 407 Mouth Cole 10 105 Clay’s 4 411 Ellis’s 8 113 Jarnagan’s 6 416 Bentlev’s 1 114 Lea’s 3 419 M’Allister’s 1 115 Blain’s 2 421 J. Morris’s 8 116 Arnistrong’s 3 424 Kelgore’s 5 121 Kain’s 8 432 Widow Saunders’ 3 124 Knoxville 7 439 (Mer-ils) mouth Mud river 9 133 Edmund Morris’s 6 139 burg Va. to Lexington Ky. Guiandott 1 140 Scales 4 144 Handley’s 2 Mouth 12 pole 4 148 Huts mpillar’s 3 5 ; Garner’s) mouth Big Pearsey’s 3 8 Sandy 4 152 13 wy re’s 1 9 Miller’s 10 162 Christ’s 1 10 Williams’s 3 165 Nevin’s 3 13 (Kittle Sandy) Kibby’s 9 174 Gilkerson’s 3 16 Everman’s 2 176 M’Clung’s 1 17 James’ 7 183 Serbaugh’s 4 21 Garnett’s 7 190 Bovvyer’s 2 23 Young’s 3 193 Terry’s, Topsuel 6 29 Knapp’s 2 195 Jarret’s 1 30 Power’s, snr. 9 204 Fleshman’s 2 32 Clavk’s 4 208 ©’Harrow’s 2 34 M’Intire’s 9 21 7 Butler’s 1 35 Richards’ 4 221 Witherow’s 2 37 Olympian Springs 5 226 New river ferry 5 42 Anderson’s 5 231 John Vandel’s 2 44 Mount Sterling 10 241 116 Watt’s Winchester Childs Lexington miles, miles. 10 251 5 256 10 266 8 274 "rom Petersbg .to Staunton Sulphur Springs Lea isburg Lexington miles, 143 96 10 274 523 From Washington City on the main .Mai! route, to the W arm, Hot, Suljiher, and Sweet Springs. From Washington City to Alexandria miles. 6 Fairfax c.h. 14 Pleasant Valley 10 Roseville 6 Aldie 4 Mountville 6 Pumpkintown (Cross Blue Ridge) Snicker’s gap and Shenan- doah ferry 9 3 Battletown or Berryville 5 ■Winchester* 32 75 Newtown 8 Strasburg 3 Woodstock 21 Newmarket 20 Harrisonburg 20 Staunton* 25 — 97 f Leave the Stage. Ivinkaide’s Tavern 28 Fawcett’s r. o. and Inn 14 *Principl towns. Bath c. h. and Warm 0 Springs. 5 Hot Springs Callaghan’s p. o. and Inn Sulpher Springs 263 The Sweet Springs are situated from 20 to 30 miles South of the Sulphur in Monroe county. From Washington City to the Sweet Springs, via Fincastle. To Staunton (as before) 172 Mkldlebrook 31 Brownsburg 31 Lexington 13 Natural Bridge 15 1’attonsburg 13 Fincastle 7- -242 C Leave the Stage.) Sweet Springs 30 272 miles. 15 57 5 20 14 96 Stage route fro. m Washington City to Bedford Springs and Pittsburg Pa. -vith the distances between, the principal toicnes and places of note. . miles. miles. 11 7 ]0 SO Washington City to Baltimore, Md Rice Town p. o. 36 16 Westminster p. o. Union Mills Gettysburg U7 Chambersburg* Loudon McConnellsville Bloody Run Bedford Springs Somerset Lejonier 1'oungstown Greeusburg Pittsburg miles. 25—105 14 8 26 8—161 38 24 8 10 32—2 73 MaysrviUe to Lexington Ky. by Cin- cinnati, Ohio. miles. To Cincinnati 64 By Covington, Dry Ridge, and Georgetown to Lex- ington 90 — 154 JHaysville to Lexington Ky. anil Lou- isville, by stage direct. Pittsburg to jJLaysville Ky. Canonsburg p. o, 18 Washington do. 7 Claysville 11 New Alexandria, Virg. 5 Wheeling 16 57 St. Clairsville, O. 11 Morristown 10 Hosman’s 12 Washington 13 Cambridge 10 Zanesville 25 — 138 Uniontown 9 Somerset 6 Rushville 8 Lancaster 10 Tarlton 16 Mc’Cutchensville 8 Washington 4 Blue Licks 20 Paris 21 Lexington 22 — 67 Versailles 13 Frankfort 12 Shelbyville 22 Middlletown IS Louisville 12—144 Lexington to Louisville by George- town. Georgetown 12 Great Crossings 3 Frankfort 12 Shelbyville 22 Middletown 18 Louisville 12—79 10 — 205 From Tl'ashington City to Lexington, Ky. by the Kanhawa road — 535 miles. 18 15 13 10 22—283 Chihcothej From Chilicothe to Bainbridge Sinburg Springs Jacksonsville West Union Maysville, Ky. — 1 o 'There is a nearer way to Cham- Callaghan's bersburg by Fredericktown. Sulphur Springs fFrom Chilicothe to Columbus, Louisburg (Capital of the State is) 45 miles. ,Sewall Mountain (New River Kanhawa Falls Washington City to Bath c. h. or Warm Sprmgs, (as stated in the preceding) 229 Hot Spring 5 ‘ - 20 14 9- 30 12 18 .-48 ns Shrewsbury Charleston Mouth Cole R. Bentley's Barbourville Cabal! c. h. Mouth of Rig Sanely, or Catlettsburg, Ky. Little Sandy Power’s or Triplett’s Cross Licking Olympian Springs Mount Sterling "Winchester Lexington * 3 miles. 24 9 93 12 9 19 8 12 60 24 30 12 9 15 15 18 123 miles. Pilot Mountain 23 127 Top Blue Ridge 32 159 Wvthe c. n. 38 197 Abinglon 54 251 (I think 55tr.s. instead of 54) Middletown 22 273 Jonesb' rough 18 291 Greensville 25 316 Knoxville 74 3S0 [This is a better carriage road than by the Warm Springs, but much more expensive to the traveller.] Knoxville to Nashville. 553 Raleigh to Knoxville by the TYarm Springs in jiancomb, N C. Raleigh to Pittsborough 35 Randolph c. it. 45 80 Salisbury 40 120 Beattiesford (Ca- tawba) 32 152 Mineral Spring 4 156 Lir.colnton 14 170 Morganton 35 205 (comly. cld 200) Top of Blue Ridge 40 245 Asheville 2 265 M ai m Springs 33 298 (reputed 300) Tennessee state line 6 304 New Port 18 322 Dandridge 20 342 Knoxville 27 369 Raleigh to Kr.oxsille by Mington, l a. Raleigh to Hillsborough 36 Greensborough 40 76 Salem 28 104 Knoxville to Kingston (s. w. point) 40 Sparta 63 103 Carthage 45 148 Lebanon 20 168 Nashville 30 198 [Knoxville to Nashville by way of Muvfresborough^the present seat of government) is 208 miles, and the same by wav ot Gallatin is 2u9 miles— all travelled indifferently — The two latter carry you thro’ the finest country ] Nashville to Huntsville. To Murfresborough 32 Sheibyville 26 58 Fayetteville 25 83 Huntsville 30 103 [The distance from Nashville to Sin lb ' ille is lessened 4 miles by leaving Murfresborough out of the rout to the left. — 109 miles. JSashville to . Ivgnsta , f Geo.J Murfresboiough 32 Top of t- umberland Mountain 60 92 119 miles. Nich-tjach (Ten.r.)22 114 Mission School (Cnickamaugah) 29 143 Augusta 249 383 [On this road are two remarkable curiosities — a cataract on the E side of the CumberlandMountain. where the water of a ci eek is pre- cipitated nearly 200 feet. At Ni- chajach is a cave penetrating a spur of the Cumberland Mountain (caded Nichajach Mountain) se- veral miles out of which issues a creek that is navigable for boats carrying several tons, for a mile within the cave.] From Petersburg, Va. to the Western Country , on the main JVashville lloctd. miles. Prom Petersburg, to Moody’s 18 Green’s old store 14 32 Jennings’s 16 48 Millar’s in Prince F.dwd. 6 54 Wm. Worsham’s do. 16 70 Kelso’s old store 29 90 Hunter’s in Campbell 15 105 I.ynchburg 15 120 New London 12 132 Liberty 15 147 Buford’s 15 162 Johnson’s at the Big Lick 12 174 Salem 7 181 "W hite House 16 197 Montgomery c. n. It) 2 >7 Draper’s at New River 13 220 Boston, Wagnal’s 5 225 Ellis’s 10 235 Fort Chissal 10 245 Kent’s 2 247 Wythe c, a, 8 255 miles. Sterling’s 12 267 Atkins’s 10 277 Major Bowyer’s 8 285 Bowyer’s 15 300 Craig’s at Abington 11 311 Capt. Goodson’s 12 323 King’s 20 343 Myers’s 17 360 Rogersville 15 375 Mrs. Williams’s 12 387 Bean’s station 11 398 Clay’s 13 411 Squire Lee’s 9 420 Captain Lain’s 12 432 Knoxville 8 449 Bennett’s 10 459 Mereweather’s 10 460 Squire Eskredge’s 13 473 South west point. Ten. 6 479 From South-West point to Frankfort, Ky. f on the fort Blount Road.J to Goodwyii’s at the Cumberland mountain, 12 491 The Crab Orchrad 12 503 Obey’s River 15 518 Gibson’s 20 538 Alexander’s 13 551 lackson’s old court house 15 566 * To Hamilton’s Ferry on Cumberland river 16 582 ‘Denton’s in Kentucky 10 592 ‘Coate’s 20 612 ‘Mrs. Crow’s 15 627 ’Joe Bayler’s 14 641 ‘Carter’s at side Bottom’s Ferry, on Green river 8 649 * D irham’s 12 661 ‘Padise’s 16 677 ’Cunningham’s 7 684 ’Uin’s 10 694 ’Eckles’s 9 703 “Mc’Haffee’s 9 712 * Frankfort 24 736 120 From Frankfort to Chilicothe in tin State of Ohio, by way of Lexing- ton in Kentucky, anil J\ ew .Market in Ohio. To Jones’s, dinner 17 miles. Burnt Ordinary, night 18 35 To Paris, a town 34 Nottoway c h. breakfast 10 45 Cinthianiaa town 13 47 Miller’s, dinner 12 57 Mrs. AVoodard’s 25 72 f’r. Edward c. a. night 16 73 Augusta on the O. a town 8 80 Kelso’s, dinner 15 88 *New-Market 30 1)0 Hunter’s, night 2J 108 ‘Chilicothe 40 150 Lynchburg, dine 16 124 New London, night 14 133 From Chilicothe to Frankfurt, byway Liberty, night 15 153 of Lerdstown. Buford’s, dine 15 168 Amsterdam, night ~) 12 180 To Turner’s 10 or C "Willis’s 14 24 Fincastle j 5 185 AVickei'ham’s 16 40 Mrs. Bailey’s, dine 14 199 Driver’s 10 50 Sweet Springs, night 14 213 Needham’s 10 60 Limestone 11 71 ANOTHEB. Cinthiania 45 116 Frankfort 37 153 Petersburg to Richmond 24 Goodall’s 18 42 Frankfort to South IVest Point byway Jackson’s 16 53 of Chulrvood’s trace. Lou! si a c. H. 12 70 Hunter’s 17 87 To Dudley’s 11 Cnarlottsville 15 102 l.exington 11 22 Harding’s 9 111 Mouth of the Hickman 20 42 Yancey’s 10 121 Lancaster 13 Q 55 Top Blue Ridge W o i ncKArnn rrn 6 127 1 SO Petersburg to Sweet Springs 213 mis. Horse or carriage. miles. Palasca Courthouse, (town [Staunton 35 98 (Mc’Dowel’s 13 111 [Le Ports 34 145 Hodge’s Cloyerdale S3 178 Shaw’s 45 223 Al arm Springs Hot Springs ‘Places on cross routs and not on Morrison s the main road at all, yet places of Callchan’s private or public entertainment, i Sulphur Springs (Nelson’s Union of Somerset) ‘Tates’s ‘Chitwood’s ‘AVi Ison’s on the AA’alnut Cove ‘South West point 12 142 12 154 8 162 3 165 10 175 10 185 9 194 5 199 10 209 13 222 16 23S 16 254 6 260 miles. Sweet Sulphur 3 263 Salt Sulphur 4 264 Sulphur Spring's to Lewis- burg’ • 9 miles. Fincastle 37 192 Thence across the coun- try, off the stage route to Sweet Springs 25 217 Richmond to the Springs per stage to Fincastle. Stage fare §18 miles. Richmond to Finleysville 45 Charlottsville 35 80 Staunton 40 120 Lexington 35 155 Staunton to the Springs. To Warm Springs 50 Hot Springs 5 55 Sulphur 45 100 Sweet 15 115 This is the most direct route, tho’ , not passable for carriages. 122 EXPLANATION TO DIAGRAM. miles. Richmond by Charlottesville to Staunton, .... ljj to Lexington, - - - - 35 to Fincastle, .... 35 Staunton to Warm Sittings, ...... 50 to Hot Springs, --.....5 to White Sulphur, .... 35 to Lewisburg, - - - . . - 10 to Charlestown Kenhatva, - - - 95 to Point Pleasant, .... .55 to Chilicolhe, - -- -..-64 Warm Springs to Hot Springs, ...... 5 to Callahan’s, 20 to Sweet and lied Springs, - - - - 20 to Union, ....... 20 to Salt and Sweet Sulphur, ... 3 To Red Sulphur - - - - 18 From Fincastle to Sweet Springs about 25 a 30 miles 123 'From Abingdon to Nashville, Ten. miles. Major Hawley’s 1 188 miles. Crab Orchard 12 2o0 Major Bradley’s 1 1 Obed’s River 12 212 Baker’s 4 5 James Terry’s 3 215 Captain Goodson’s 7 12 Fohn Ferry’s 5 220 C Stephens’s 2 14 'Officer’s 9 229 Rickman’s 3 1/ Quarles’ 17 246 Curtain’s 2 19 Harvey’s 8 254 Captain Johnson’s 1 20 h haw’s 6 260 Caldwell’s 8 28 V 1 alton’s 15 275 Holley’s 1 29 Col Walton’s 4 279 Gain’s 2 31 Carthage 1 280 Rector’s 3 34 Dixon’s Spring 12 292 Bead- Yard, Messes 4 38 •Donahoo’s 6 298 North Fork, 1 39 Stubberfield’s 2 300 Col. M’ Min’s 2 41 Stamp’s 9 309 Willey’s 1 42 1'aylor’s 3 312 Bradley’s 8 50 Gallatin, Trigg’s 3 315 Armstrong’s . 4 54 Gilliespie’s 6 321 Forgev’s 2 56 Davis’s 2 323 Russell’s 5 61 Liysar’s 3 326 Rogersville 5 66 Hayborough 9 335 Nall’S 11 77 Nashville 6 341 Widow Williams’s 1 78 Moo 'e’s 3 81 From Abingdon to Lexington , Ken Boyd’s 4 85 Long-ley’s 3 88 [ See Abingdon to Nashville .] Bean Station 1 89 Rutledge 10 99 Bean’s Station 89 89 Clay’s 4 103 Cheak’s 5 94 Major Lee’s 8 111 Evan’s Ferry 2 96 Markland’s 5 116 i'axwell 10 1j6 Armstrong’s 1 117 Powell’s river 8 114 Kean’s 8 125 W. M’ Henry 2 116 Knoxville 8 133 Cumberland Gap 2 118 Coxes 10 143 White’s 7 125 Campbell’s Station 5 148 Cumberland River 7 132 Meridith’s 6 154 Horton’s 1 133 Eskridge’s 16 170 Bellenger’s 4 137 Kingston, T. C. Stuart’s 5 142 Clark, or S W. C 6 176 Johnson’s 11 153 Point, T N Clark Frernan’s 20 173 Post Oak Spring 7 183 Howard’s 5 178 Lyon’s 4 187 Smith’s 17 195 124 Langford’s miles. . 5 2U0 Spigall’s Evan’s 5 205 2 207 C. O. Brick House 4 211 Mouth of Hickman 18 229 Nichoiasville 8 237 Lexington 12 249 From Abingdon to Cumberland Gu through Pom eli’s Falieu. Minick’s 8 8 Fleenor’s 1 9 "Widow Fulkerson’s 3 12 Barbs 7 19 Widow Blackmore 3 22 Gale’s 2 24 David Shaver 3 27 H. Pectel 1 28 Ncwland’s 1 29 Col. Anderson’s 6 35 Bird’s 4 39 Scott C. H. 2 41 M’Gee’s 1 42 Isom’s 2 44 Darter’s 2 46 Ford of C. Creek 3 49 Ford of Clinch } o 51 George George $ Robert Speers 3 54 Sloan’s i 55 M’ Kinney’s 3 58 Eller 4 62 Graham’s 3 65 Bowel’s River 5 70 Lee C. 5 75 Major Neill’s 3 78 W. Ewing’s 1 79 Isaac Dickerson 7 86 Col. Fulkerson’s 2 88 Joshua Ewing’s Samuel Ewing’s 1 89 2 91 Houston’s 3 95 Cliadwell’s 3 97 I . miles, Beatie’s 2 99 'Sawyer’s 2 101 Cumberland Gap 6 107 Front Abingdon to Jcnuborough, Ten. Latham’s 8 8 M’Ciiesney’s 2 10 Papersville 3 13 Crocket’s 6 19 Newton’s 3 22 Messengale’s — 6 28 Hammer’s 5 33 Jonesborough 7 40 From Baltimore, Aid. to Abingdon , Fa. via Winchester and Greens- ville. From Baltimore to Bate’s 13 Ellicot’s 10 23 Poplar Spring 14 37 New Market 16 53 Fredericktown 9 62 Trap 8 70 Harper’s Ferry 13 82 Charleston 7 89 Slone’s 11 100 Winchester 11 HI Stevensburg 8 119 Middletown 5 124 Strawsburg 5 129 i Woodstock 12 141 Shryock’s 5 146 Polk’s S 154 New Market 9 163 Stone House 2 165 Bright’s 12 177 Kezeltown 5 182 Harvey’s 7 189 Hauger’s 10 199 Staunton 8 207 Greenville 12 219 Fairlield 12 231 125 Red House Lexington Natural Bridge M’Conkey’s Pattonsburg Fincastle Amsterdam Salem Abingdon miles. 1 232 10 242 13 255 10 265 4 269 12 231 5 286 16 302 130 432 [.See Richmond tc Knoxville .] From TP ashington to Abingdon. To Potomac Bridge 5 Fai-fax C. H. 11 16 Centreville 8 24 Red House 14 38 Bennett’s 9 47 Germantown 7 54 Widow WidcofF’s 7 61 Stephensburg 14 75 Racoon Ford 7 82 Clark’s 18 100 Orange C . H. 4 104 Douglass 12 116 Smith’s 8 124 Fletcher’s 6 130 Mitchell’s 3 133 Owen’s 6 139 White’s 3 142 Black’s S 150 Hays 3 153 Rock Fish Gap 3 156 Waynesborough • 3 159 Belville 11 170 ■Greenville 6 176 Abingdon 13 139 [See Baltimore to Abingdon.'] From Abingdon to Knoxville, Ten , To Goodson’s 12 Revs’ 14 26 Howard’s 22 48 mLes. Russel’s 14 62 hloore’s 18 80 Rutledge 18 98 Armstrong’s 19 117 Knoxville 15 132 Knoxville to Huntsville through the Sequatchie Valley. Gamble’s 5 Meridith’s 15 20 Eskridge’s 12 32 Kingston on Clinch River Matlock’s 4 36 14 50 Ferguson’s 16 66 Pikesville in the valley 22 S8 Rainey’s 11 99 Hill’s' 21 120 Doran’s 16 136 Winchester, Ten. 22 158 Salem 10 168 Millers 15 183 Greensbottom Inn 16 199 Huntsville 4 20 3 From Huntsville to Florence on both sides of the Tennessee. To Athens, (West) 30 Brown’s Ferry 12 42 Melton’s Bluffs 8 50 Hawkins’s 22 72 Colder Big Springs 1J 82 Florence 5 87 From Florence to Tates 22 Jenkins’s 12 34 West’s 16 50 Huntsville 30 80 From Huntsville to the Falls of Black IVarrior, Ditto’s Landing on Ten- nessee 10 126 Bunnahoos miles. 6 16 Pace’s 12 28 Rosel’s 15 43 Gilbreath’s 13 56 Bullerson 25 81 Hendrick's 12 93 Johnson’s 15 1J8 Roupes 25 133 Coon’s 18 151 Black Warrior 18 169 Falls of Tuscalousa on Black War- rior , to St. Stephens. Black Warrior (Alabama Hotel) To W illiams 15 Campbell’s 12 27 Thompson’s 25 52 Green’s on Prairie Creek 15 67 Moore’s on Chickasaw Bogue 20 87 Coate’6 20 107 Campbell’s 15 122 Cotl’eeville 20 142 St. Stephens 2o 162 St. Stephens to Pensacola. Jacksonville 10 Mud Tavern 15 25 Scithemore’s Ferry (Alabama River) 7 32 Tait’s 12 44 M’Gee’s 14 58 M’Dades 2o 78 Manuel’s 25 103 Pensacola 18 121 Pensacola to Mobile. Perdido 12 Cowpens 15 27 Dolives 25 52 miles. Mobile 9 61 .Mobile to New- Orleans. George’s 25 lams on Dog River 11 36 Evans 18 54 Green C. H on Leaf! River (Hogers) $ 1 5 69 Black Creek 2 J 89 Bounds 4 loO Adams’s 27 127 Pearle river (Fords) 18 145 . .lones’s 12 157 Bogueloosie Springs 14 17 * Cantonment on Sirawber- berry Hill on Bogue- chitto 19 181 Old Cantonment 19 191 Covington 4 195 Madisonville 6 2 j1 New-Orleans 35 236 From New- Orleans to Alexandria on Red Rtverf Riviere Rqnzue J thro' the Counties of Atiacapas, Opelou- sas and Rupidcs. N. Orleans to Toon’s 15 Walker’s 9 24 Martin’s 15 39 Godberry’s 7 45 Donalsonville 20 66 Dubourg’s on the Canal of La Fourche 16 82 Lake Yeret 12 94 (Lake is 3 bv 18 miles.) Tltro’ bayou Longue, lake Flat, Grassy l.ake, and Lake Palourde to Ren- throps, Mouth of Teclie 25 119 Franklin ville or St. Ma- ry’s C. H. 20 139 New Town or New Ibena.30 169 427 Mites. St. Martinsville or Attaca- pa* Church 9 178 Vermillion bridge Green’s 15 183 Bayou Cairion Crow, boun- dary’ of Opelousas and Attacapas 12 195 Opelous c. h. on Bayou Te- san (Eagle Tavern) 12 2u7 Cross Grand Prairie to Han- chet ’s 21 228 Bay ou Crocodile, bounda- ry of Opelousas and Ha- pides 25 253 Plunket’s onBayou Robart 16 269 Alexandria on Rapides 12 281 Alexandria on Red River to Mew- Oi leans, through the Parish of Avoyelles U the Mississippi Swamp, by Pinhneyville, Madisonville, and Lake Pontcharlrain. Wallis Ferry 25 Le Comes 15 40 Bayou de Glaize (Kimbal’s) 6 46 Ferry on Mississippi at the mouth of Red River (Huey’s) 22 68 Miles. Pinkneywille (Mrs: White’s) 16 84 St. Francisville, (City Ho - tel, Collin’s 20 104 Feliciana c. h. 12 116 Breed's 16 132 S. Helena c. h. 18 150 Derby’s on Tangipaho 25 175 Madisonville on Bayou Chefuncte (.Moore’s) 20 195 New Orleans, cross Lake Pontchartrain 35 230 Petersburg, Fa. to Tarboro’, V. C. Billups’s 9 Hall’s Tavern 9 18 Jones’s 5 23 Jarat’s 4 2 7 Hicksford 18 45 Avery ’s 21 66 Halifax 8 74 Enfield 12 86 Mt, Prospect 15 101 Tarborough 11 112 - 89959 - COjXSULAR jYOTICE. Messrs. Baclie & Norvell, Philadelphia, Jcxe 25, 1819. Gextlf.’.iex — I herewith hand you a translation of a Royal Decree, published in Portugal, relative to mr commerce with that kingdom. I beg leave to recommend to the merchants of the United States shipping there, to accompany their invoice with the certificate required, as it will prevent their -paying duty on the long price, or in other words, paying duty on the value of the articles, after freight, insurance, duty, &c. are charged. Wheat, rye, barley, oats, Indian corn, and flour made 123 from them, pay a specific duty ; of course this decree does not apply to them, J. PEMBERTON, HUTCHINSON, Consul of the United States of America, for Pern: sal. To, Ilis Excellency Viscount de Balsemoa, President of the Council of Trade. Most Illustrious and Excellent Lord, The King our Lord in conformity with the opinion of the council of trade of 10th Februar. last, relative to the entry of merchandise of the United States of America, orders that six months from this date, no merchandise of the United States of America can be admitted for entry in any of the Custom Houses of Portugal, without the invoices being sworn to before the Portuguese consuls, resilient in the ports of the United States of America ; and their attestations shall declare that the prices charged in the invoices are the current market prices. The con- suls shall not charge more than two dollars for each certificate. All merchandize not accompanied with such attestations, shall be subject to pay duty on the current market price of the port < f entry. Your excel- lency will make this known to the council, that it may be executed. God guard your excellency. Palace of the Government, April 10, 1819. JO AO ANTONIO SALTER DE MENDONCA, Secretary of State for the Interior. —©©©»* — ST. LOUIS LAND AGENCY. The following is an extract of a letter from Messrs. A. T. Ctiaxe and Abhauam Beck, St Louis, who have established an office for the trans- action of Land Agency and Commission business — it may be interesting to some of the subscribers to the Companion. “ St. Louis is situated on the Mississippi, 35 miles from the mouth of the Illinois; 15 miles from the mouth of the Missouri ; about 50 miles from Kaskaskia, the present seat of government of the state of Illinois, and about 70 mdesfrom the future capital of that state ; only 18 miles from Edwardsville, the county town of Madison county, (Illinois,) where the conveyances of the Illinois Bounty Lands must be recorded. St Lou's contains about 5000 inhab.tants, is the present capital of theMissouri terri- tory, and .s the commercial depot o' that rich tract of country watered by those noble rivers, the Missouri, the Illinois, and the Upper Mississippi and their thousand tributary streams The communication to the T on s Lick country, is continual and direct. The intercourse by steam-boats 129 between St. Louis and the towns on the Ohio and "Mississippi, particular- ly New Orleans, is constant. St. Louis, from its local situation, and the immense advantages which it possesses, not only promises, but insures future greatness. An agency in the western country cannot, therefore, at any place, be so well located as at St. Louis, f he number of travel- lers and strangers from every part of the U. S is immense, and most of them devote their time to the examination of the soil and the peculiar advantages which the west presents ; most of these persons visit St. Louis ; information is and will therefore be concentrated at this place — The subscribers are determined to withhold no exertions to col’ect eve- ry possible information resp. ctingthe western country, particularly con- cerning the quality, sduation, and titles ; and they calculate their o.'Tioe will prove a useful resort for the stranger, whether his object is curiosi- ty, speculation or to provide a permanent residence for himself and his family.” Z,a~cvs concerning recording Deeds and Taxes in Illinois and . 'Missouri . By the law of Illinois, all deeds or conveyances for lands in that state, must be recorded in the county, where ihe kinds are situated, within twelve months after the execution of such deeds or conveyances. When executed without the state of Illinois, they must be acknowledged by the grantor, or proved bv one or more of the subscribing witnesses, be- fore a lodge of the Superior Court of the State, Mayor or other Chief Magistrate of the City, or before the Clerk of the county, or other court of the county where such deeds or conveyances are made and executed, and certified under the common or public seal of such city or county. All lands in Illinois, are likewise divided into 3 classes, 1st, 2d and 3d qualities, which are respectively valued at 4, 3 and 2 dollars per acre. A tax of one half per centum is assessed upon the value of all lands. All non-residents claiming lands are obliged to enter the same on or before the 1st day of August in each year, and at the same time to present a list describing the quality and class of each tract, and the count) in which it is situated, which list is to be verified by the affidavit of such non-resi- dent or his Agsxt ; non-residents are obliged to pay the taxes imposed, on or before the first day of October in every year. All non-residents failing or neglecting to enter their lands as aforesaid, or to pay the taxes, become liable to the payment of treble taxes, and the sale of their lands ; their lands in such case to be rated of the first class. The right of re- demption remains for two years upon the payment of an additional 100 per centum. The collection of the taxes on the lands of non-residents for 1818, is postponed until tile first of October next, and th se who pay on or before that day the single ax for the year 1813 and previously, are exempt from paying the treble taxes formerly imposed by law, put ISO in case they fail, the collection of treble tax is enforced. Where the tre- ble tax has already been paid on Military Bounty Lands, the amount of excess over single taxes will be allowed in the payment of subsequent taxes. By the law of Missouri territory, all deeds or conveyances for lands in that territory, must be recorded in the county in which the lands are si- tuated, within 3 months from the date of the deeds or conveyances. — When executed by non-residents, they must be acknowledged by the grantor, or proved by one of the subscribing witnesses before a court of record, and certified under the seal of such court, or before a Mayor, Chief Magistrate, or other officer of the city, town, or place, where the deed or conveyance is made or executed, and certified under the com- mon or public seal of such city, town, or place, if there is one, if not, under the private seal of such Mayor, Chief Magistrate or other officer. A territorial tax is levied and collected in Missouri, of 60 cents for every 100 arpents, (an arpent is a little less than an acre.) All lands owned by non-residents must be listed with the auditor of public accounts be- fore the first day of July in each year, and the purchasers of lands own- ed by non-residents, are bound to file a certified copy of the deeds or transfers. Taxes are collected after the 1st day of August in every year, and if not paid by the 1st of November, the lands are sold with a right of redemption for one year. 131 ARRAj\ GEMENT OF MAILS, PETERSBURG. VA. Mail? for the following offices after the first of April, 1819, will arrive at, & depart from Petersburg, agreeably to the following' table Touching the distances ofeach office from Petersburg, the public are referred to the table of Post Offices, in which the distances front Richmond & Raleigh are noticed. It is to be observed that the distances were furnished from the General P. Office .As to the days of arrivals of the Virginia Western mails which branch at Richmond, it will be perceived that all of them are not taken downjaccurately ; they are generally correct. On Sunday, Wednes- day, and Thursday, most of them reach my office. All North Carolina are correctly stated. Post Office, Day and ho... of arrival ay and hon. f departur . a.es • pos , S e. Time of clo sing . Alexandria Daily 11 %p" ailv 9 pm a 1-2 7 o’clock p r. Accomack W.F. Su .7 pa ' i.Th.Sa 2 am 8 L-2 M. IV. F 3 pn Abingdon Su. W. Hi pi: a. W. 9 p m l8 1-2 Sa. M. 12 M. Alabama Territory Daily 11 % p r. taily 2 am 25 Daily 12 M. VIRGINIA. Aldie S WF1H p ri l W F 9 p m 121-2 M W F 12 M Amelia c. h. Wed. ll^/> m Fed. 9 pm Id Wed. 12 M. Amherst Su.Th. llj/c Sa. Wd. 9 p in 121-2 Sa. W. 12 M. Amherst Springs do do lo do do 12 1-2 Jo do do Amisville do Wed. lo do do 12 1-2 do do do Annsville, (Din.) Th 3 pm. Fri. 2 am 10 Th. 3pm Acquia Daily 11^ p m daily 9pm 121-2 5pm Arnolds old place Su. W. 11% pm Sa. Wd. 9 pm 181-2 Sa. W 12 M A'istinville do do d. lo do do 18 1-2 do do do Aylets Mon. do Mon. 9 pm Id Mon. 12 M. NORTH CAROLINA. Adams’s W. F. Su.7 pm Tu.Th.Sa.2am 181-2 M. AV. F. 3 p„ Albright’s Sa. W. 8 p m ;'h. Su. 2 a m 181-2 Wed Sat 12n Alexandrians Sun. 8pm Friday 2am 181-2 fhursday 12 Alfordsville Daily 8 pm Daily 2am 18 1-2 Daily 12 Allemance Sa. W. 8 p m i'h. Su. 2 am 181-2 Wed. Sat i2 Allenton Sun. 8 pm 'Ted. 2 am 181-2 Tuesday 12 Anderson’s Store Sat 8pm l u. 2 a m l8 1-2 Wed. 12 1 52 Post Office. Day and hour of arrival ] Day and hour of departure. Rates of pos- tage. Time of clo- sing. Ashborough or Kan- dolphc. a. Sunday 8 pm Friday 2 am 181-2 Thurs. 12 M. Ashville Sunday 8 p m Friday 2 a mi 181- Thurs. 12 Avn sborough Daily 8pm Daily 2 a m 18 1-2 Daily 12 Ash c. h. Saturday 8 pm l'hu. 12 do 18 1-2 Wed. 12 do Baltimore, Md. Daily 1 1 A t> m Daily 9 pm 181-2 7 p m. Boston, Mass. do do do do 25 do do VIRGINIA. Bacon Castle W. F. Su. 7pm Tu.ThSa.2Qm 10 M W. F .3pm Baird’s Tavern do doll£ pm Sat. 9pm 10 Sat. 12 m Ballsville do do 1 Hpm do do 10 do do Barbour’s Su. W. 11 hpm Sa. W. 9pm 121-2 Sat. W. 12 m Barbersvdle Friday 111 pm Friday 9 pm 121-2 Friday 12 Barn Tavern Wed. 4 pm Wed. 6 pm 6 Wed. 4 pm Barrons Su. W 11 \pm Sa. W. 9 pm 121-2 Sat.Wed.12 m Bath c.h orW. Springs do do do do do do 181-2 do do do Bavley’s Store do do do do do do 12 1-2 do do do Battle Town do do do do do do 18 1-2 do do do Bayleysburg Sunday 7pm Sat. 2 am 10 Friday 3pm Bent Creek W.F. 11* pm Sa. W. 9 am 12 1-2 Sa Wed. l.m Bentleysville Th. 3 p m Friday 2 am 12 1-2 Thurs 3pm Berkley Springs W ed. Su 11* Sa YV. 9 pm 18 1-2 Sat. Wed. 12m Bethlehem X Koads Beverley or Randolph Wed. 4 pm Wed. 6pm 10 jWed. 4 pm C. H. W. Su. 11* Sa. W .9 pm 18 1-2 Sat. Wed. 12m Big Lick do do do do 18 1-2 do do do Blacks and Whites Th. 3 pm Friday 2am 10 Thurs. 3pm Black Walnut do do do do 12 1-2| do do Bloomsbury do do do do 12 1-2 do do Bold Fountain Th. ll*j!> m Wed’s. 11* pm Wed. 9pm 121-2 YVed. 12 m Bowlers Wed. 9 p m 121-2 do do Bowling Green Daily 11* p m Daily 9 p m 10 5pm Bowyersville Sun. 7 p m. Sat. 2 a m ’0 Friday 3pm Bradens Store Su. W. 11* pm 3a. W. 9 pit 12 1-2 Sat. Wed. 12m (*) These marks stand for halves. I5S Post Office. Day and hour of arrival. ttates\ Day and hour of pos- of departure, tage. Time of clo- sing. VIRGINIA. I Bradley Hall Su W ThllJ M W Sa 9 p m 181-2 We M Sa 12 m Bridge Port Su W 11^ p m Sat We 9pm do Sa Wed do Broadfield "j 121-2 Brook c. h. 181-2 Brownsburg V lo do do do do do 12 1-2 do do do Brown’s store do Brown’s Turnpike J do Brydie’s store Thr 3 pm Friday 2 am do Thurs 3 p m Buchannan Sun and Wed Sat We 9 a m 181-2 Sa Wed .2 m Buchingbam c. h. vVF Sulllpm Mo We 9pm 10 M Wed do Buckland 18 1-2 Buffaloe C Su W 11’ t> m Sat We 9pm do Sa Wed do Burtonsville j 12 1-2 NORTH CAROLINA. Baird’s Forge Satur. 8 pm Thurs 2 am 181-2 Wed do Barbary datur. 8 pm Thurs 2 am do do do Barrysville ■Sunday 8 pm Friday 2 am do Thurs do Bath c. h. u M Th Spin Tu Fri 2 am do M Thurs do Beard’s Mills \) unday 8 ft m Thurs 2 am do Wed do Beattisford Sunday 8 pm Thurs 2 a m do do do Beauford Ion Th 4 Tu Fri 2 am do M Thurs do Beltord or Sells’ store iundav 8 pm Friday 2 am 121-2 Thurs do Bellefonte Sunday 8 p m F iday 2 a in 18 1-2 do do Bennsborough Vl. Th 4 pm Tu Fri 2 am 12 1-2 M Thu do Betliania iat W 8 pm Th Su 2am 18 1-2 We Sat do Britton’s store iatur 8 pm Friday 2 am 121-2 Thurs do Brown’s store Satur 8 pm Friday 2 am do do do Br\ ant’s ^ Roads vlo Th 4 p m T u Fri 2 am 181-2 M Thurs do Buck Horn Falls Satur 8 pm Wed 2 am do Tues do Charleston, S. C. Daily 8 pm Daily 2am do 8 1-2 p m CONNECTICUT STATE. Daily 11 \pm Daily 9 p in 25 5pm VIRGINIA® Cabell c. a. SuW 11 %pir Sat W 9 p m 10 Sa Wed 12 m 134 It ales Post Office. Day and how Day and hour fpos- Time of clo - of arrival. of departure. luge sing. Cabin Point W F Su 7 p m Tu Th Sa 2 am 6 M We F 3 pm Ca Ira Callagan’s Callan’s store 12 1-2 181-2 do Campbell c. u. do Carter’s store Cartersville Su W lli/. m Sat We 9pm 12 1-2 10 Sa We 12 it. Cassel’s store do Cavesville 18 1-2 Centreville do Chalk Level J do Charles Citv Mon 11 \ p m Monday 9 pm \j Monday’ 12 m Charlestown . 181-2 Charlotte c. h.* Charlottesville l Su M 11 \p m Sat We 9 p m 121-2 do Sat We 12 m Chesterfield c. h. 1 6 Chrstiansville Mon 8pm Tues 2 am 12 1-2 Mondav do Citv Point Mon 10 am Mon Hoot 6 do Hoot Clarksburg Su W 11 ^ pm Sat IVe 9pm 18 1-2 Sat M 12 ot Clement Town do do do do do do 10 do do do Clarksville Mon. 8 pm Tues 2 am 121-2 Mon. 12o’clk. Cloverdale do Coal Mines Coals Mouth l Sun IV 1 1 1pm Sat We 9pm 10 181-2 Sat Wed do Cold Stream Mills J do Columbian Grove Frid 8 pm Tues 2 am 10 Monday do Colesville do Columbia 121-2 Concord 181-2 Conrad’s store V Su W Tk 114 Sat We 9pm 12 1-2 Sat Wed do Corn’s store f 18 1-2 Crab Bottom 1 J do Crevvsville 10 Chrichton’s store Mon 8pm Tues 2 am do Monday do Cuckoosville 12 1-2 Culpepper c. h. Su W 114 p m Sat We 9 pm do Sat M ed do Cumberland 10 * I.etters to this office may go by Halifax c. h. even- Friday morning, made up Thursday at 12 o’clock. 135 Post Office. NORTH CAROLINA. Campbell’s Grove Caswell c. . Cnapel Hill Charlotte Chatiitm or Pittsboro’ Clover Gar len Cochran’s store Coleraine Columbia Columbia c. h. or 9 Whitesville $ Concord or Cabarrus Cowper’s Hill Cunningham’s store Currituck DELAWARE STATE. Danielsville Danville Darvilt’s Davis’s tavern Deep Creek Dennis’s ^ Dickinson’s store 5 Dinwiddie c. h. Dixville Double Bridges Dover Mills Dumfries Dunkirk NORTH CAROLINA. Dancey’s store Day and hour of arrrival. Riitss Day and hour of pos- of departure, iage. Time of clo- sing. Sunday 8 p m Friday 2 p m 181-2 Thursdayjl2nt Satur 8 p m Fr.day 2 pm do Do. do Sa W 8 p m Fhurs Mon 2 ! do Wed Sat do Sun. 1 y i ip m Friday 2 am j do Thursday do Sunday 8 p m Friday 2 am do do do Sa W 8 p m rh Mon 2 am do Wed Sat do Satur 8 p m Friday 2 am do Thursday do Mo Th 4 p m Cue Fri 2 a m 121-2 Mon Thr do Satur 8pm Friday 2 a m 181-2 Thursday do Mon 8 pm Thurs 2 am do Wednes. do Satur 8 pm Thurs 2 a m do do do Daily 8 p m Daily 2 a m do Daily 5 p m Tlv.tr 3 p m Friday 2 a m 121-2 Thurs 3 p m WFSu 7pm Tu Th Sa 2 am do M W F 3 p m Daily 11 a p m Daily 9 p m 181-2 5 pm Wed 11£ p m Saturday .9 pm 10 Saturday 12 m Thur 3pm Friday 2 a m 12 1-2 Thurs 3 ft in Thur 3pm Friday 2 am 10 do flo Wed 4 p in Wed 6 p m 6 Wedn 4 p m W F Su 7 p m Tu Th via 2pm 12 1-2 M W F 3 p n, Wed llj p m Satur 9pm 10 do Saturday 12 n Thurs 3 p m Friday 2 am 6 Thurs 3pm Thur 3pm Friday 2 a in 18 1-2 do do Thur 3pm Friday 2 a m 12 1-2 do do W Su 1 1 1 pen Satur 9pm 10 Saturday 12 % Daily 114 p 11 Daily 9 p m 12 1-2 7 p r Mon 11 j p m Mon 9 p m do Monday 12 1 Mo Tkr4^m Tue Fr2 am do \ Mo Th do 136 Hates Post Office. Day and hour Day and hour ofpos- Time of clo- of arrival. oj departure. tape. sing . Dobson’s y Roads Sa W 8 pm Th Mo 2 am 18 1-2 1 Wed Sat 12 m Donaldson’s Sa W 8 pm Th Mo 2 am do do do Duplin c. n. Sunday 8 p m Friday 2am do Thursday do VIRGINIA. Edmundsville or "> Millborough 3 Sunday 7 pm Satur 2 am 6 Friday 0 p m Elk Marsh Stl VV 11 ^ p m Satur 9pm 121-2 Saturday 12 m Elk Run Church T do Ellicot’s Mills C Su We 11 *p,n Sa We 9pm do Sa Wed 12 m Emmitsberg 3 do NORTH CAROLINA. Edenton W F Su 7 p u- Tu Th Sa 2 am 121-2 M W F 3 pm Elizabeth Citv do do do do do do do do do do Elizabeth town I’hurs 8 p m Thurs dollS 1-2 H ed 12 m Ellisville Sun do do do 121-2 do do Endfield \I Th 4 p 111 Tu Fr do do M Th do Erwinsville Sunday 8pm F riday do 181-2 1 hurs do Fayetteville c. Daily 8 pm Daily 2 am do Daily 8 * p m Fredericksburg, Va. Daily 11 * p m Daily 9 p m 121-2 do 7 do VIRGINIA. Fairfax 181-2 Fairfield v Friday do Satur do do Satur 12 m Falling Maters j do Falmouth Daily do Daily do 121-2 Daily 5 p in Farlevsmillls ''| do Farleysville do M W Sa 12 m Farmville f Su YV Th do M W Sa do do Farnham do Fauquier c. h. J do Monday do Ferrv Hill Monday 8 pm Tuesday 2 a m do Fields Mills • e y do do do 10 | do do (*) These 'marks stand for halves. 137 Post Office. Fincastle Fishing Creek Floods Fatheringay Frankfort Franklin F.nville Mills Front Royal NORTH CAROLINA. Fair Bluff Fall’s Town Findleysville Fishing Creek Fort Defiance Fredericksviile Georgia State George Town I), c. VIRGINIA. Gaines’s X Roads Genito Bridge George’s Tavern Gholsonsville Gibson’s Store Giles c. h. Glenns Gloucester c. in. Goochland c. h. Goodw) nsville Gordonsville Goshen Grandville Granville Mills Dau anil hour Day and hour of arrival. of departure, Rates ; of pos- Time of clo - tage. sing. SuW H‘pmMWSa9pm Monday 8 pm Daily Sunday do > Friday do do do Saturday do do do Sunday do Daily do Daily 11* p m W S 11* p m »VThSull*d' SuVVe 11 *p a Dady 8 p v Sun VV 11*/) m Sion 11 */>m; Su W 11* p ii, Daily 8 p Su W 11*/) ■, Su W 11* p . do do Mon do Thurs do Daily do do 2 an do do do do do do 9pm 181-2 do do do do do do do We Sa do M We Sa do to do do Daily 2 am 'JWSa 9p m londay 9 p m l W Sa 9 pm Judy 2am • W Sa 9pm Ve Sa 9pm to do londay do 131-2 do do do do do 25 12 1-2 do 10 do do 121-2 18 do 12 do 12 do Id 6 12 1-2 18 1-2 do 10 M W Sa 12 m Daily Th do Wed do Daily 12 m do do do do do 8* p m Daily 7 p m SVe M 12 m M W Sa do do do do Daily 8* p m M W Sa 12 m Mon do M W Sa do Daily 8 * p m Vi W Sa 12 m W ed Sat 12 m do do Monday do (*) These marks stand for halves ,• 138 Post Office. Grasty’s store ~i Grave Creek V Grayson c. h. j Great Bridge Green Hill 7 Green Valley 5 Greenville or H Ford Gimsboys ~1 Gum Spring % Guy andotte j NORTH CAROLINA Gates c. h. Germantown, Stokes Granville or Oxford Greensborough Germanton, Hyde Greenville Grove Hill VIRGINIA, Hadensville Haley’s Bridge Haleysburg Half-way -House Halifax c. H. . Hampstead Hampton Hanover c. h. Hanover Town Harper’s Ferry > Harrisonburg \ Harrison’s store H trrisville or Harwells Hart’s store T Hazle’s River Mills \ Hawksbill Mills ,f j Hav Market Day and hour of arrival. Day and hour of departure. Hates of pos- tage. Time of clo- sing. 18 1.2 Su W do We Sat do do Wed Sat do do We Fri 7pm TuTh Sa2am 121-2 M W Fr 3 p m Su VV 11* p m We Sa 9 p m IS 1-2 do Wed Sat 12 m Tbr Mo 4 p m Tu Fri 2 am 10 M Th 8i p m 18 1-2 Su Tlill* p m Sat Mon 9 p m do Sat Mon 12 m do IV Fr Su 7pm Tu Th Sa 2 am 121-2 M IV Fr 3 p m Thurs 3 p m Friday do 18 1-2 Thurs do Saturday 8pm Thursday do 12 1-2 Wednes 12 m do do do do 181-2 do do W Fr Su 7 pm Tu Th Sa do do M W Fr 3 p m Thr Mo 4 p m T u Fri do 121-2 Mon Th 12 Satur 8 p n Friday do | do Thurs do Wed 11* p m 1 Satur 9 pm do Saturd 12 m Thr Mo 4 pm Tu Fri 2 am 10 Mon Thr do Thurs 3pm Friday do 12 1-2 Thurs 3pm W F Su 1 1 *pm M W Fr 9 p m do Thurs 3pm Wed 11 ' * pm W F Su do Daily do Mon do Su We do Friday '6 am Satur 9 p m M W Fr do Daily do Monday do Wed Sa do Daily do 8 p m do SuWThll>. do do do Id do 18 1 do 10 do 181 M W Sa 9p m ^ ’ 1 do Daily do -2 M IV Fr 12 m I Thurs 3 p m aturday 12 m il W Fr S p m Jail y 5pm londay 1 2 m 'Ved Sat 12 m 2 a m\ do .o Daily do 8* p m do ■I W Sat 12 m (*) These marks stand for halves. 1S9 Post Office. Hendersonsville Hendrick’s store Hermitage Hicksford H'ilsborough, Lou. Hillsborougji, Culp, j Hull day’s Cove Hollingsworth Fer. ] Hipkinsville Horntown Hot Springs J H' ghts\ ille Hungary Town H Vtonsville Henry c.h. \ Martinsville } NORTH CAROLINA, Halifax Hamilton or Hogton Hamptonville Haw River Haywoodsborough Hay wood c. u. Hartford High Rock Hi lsborough Houstonsville Huntersville Huntsville Illinois Territory ' Indiana State J VIRGINIA. Inglisville 1 Isabella Furnace V Day and hour of arrival. ' Rates Day and hour' of pos- oj departure, tage Time of clo- sing. Thurs 3pm Friday 2 a m 10 Thurs 3 pm MTh 11* pm. M VV Sa‘9 p m 181 2 VI VV Sa 12 m Thurs 11 * p m Wed 9 pm 121-2 Wednes 12 m Mo Th 4 pm Tu Fri 2a m\j Mon Th 8 p m SuWThll>« M VV Sa 9 p m 181-2 121*2 181-2 do 1 j IS 1-2 clo do M W Sat 12 m Thurs 3pm Friday 2am Thurs 3 pm do do do: do 10 do do Su VV 11* p m Mo We 9 p m 181-2 Mo Wed 12 m Thurs 3 p m Friday 2 a m do Thurs 3 p ri Mo Thr 4 p m Tue Fri do 10 Mo Thr 5 pm Satur 8 p m Friday do 12 1-2 Thurs 12 m do do Thurs do 18 1-2 Wed do do do do clo do do do Sun do Wed do do Tues clo Satur do Thurs do 25 'Wed do 11 F Su 7 p m Tu Th Sa do 181-2 VI VV F 3 p m Satur 8 p m Friday do do . Thurs 12 m Sat VV clo Thurs do do Wed do do do do do do do do Sun do Friday do do Thurs clo Satur do do do do do do generally Su Thurs li*p m Mon We Sun 9pm 25 25 M W Sa do Su W 11* p m M W Sa 9 p m 181-2 M W Sa clo (*) These marks stand for halves. 140 Post Office. y iay and hour\ o f arrival. Hates Day and hour ofpos- 1 of departure tage. Jackson’s Mills 1 18 1-2 James City 1 do Jacksonville 1 do James Town > iaWll'pm M IV Sa 9 pm 12 1-2 5 Jeffersomon 18 1-2 Jeffries Store | do Jcmappe J do Jerusalem Wed 4 p m Wed 6 pm Id 1 NORTH CAROLINA. James Town satur 8pm Friday 2 am 12 1-2 Jeffersonton do do Thurs do 181-2 Jonesburg l V’ F Su 7 pm FuThSado 121-2 Jones’ Store -iatur 8 p n Friday do do Jonesville ' ’ do do i hurs do 18 1-2 Indian Town •V F Su 7p Jr TuTh Sa do 121-2 ie of sing. do- Kentucky State VIRGINIA. renerally Su ■ MWThll *pm SuW Sail*/™ do Langhorn’s Tavern j do Lawrances Wednes 4 p m Wednes 6pm 10 Layton’s 121-2 Lee c. a. 181-2 Leedstown do Leesburg do Lewisburg Lewis’s store do 12 1-2 Lewisville l Lexington f SuWThll/mi M W Sa 9 p m 10 181-2 Liberty do Lillv Point . 12 1-2 Lindsay’s store do Li tie Cape Caphon 1 181-2 Litile Plymouth | 12 1-2 Loyds J Friday 8 pm do Lombardy grove Tuesday 2 am do Loretto T do Louisa c. h. \ Lovington f SuWThll*/™ Mon W ed Sat do 18 1*2 Luckets j do Lunenburg c. h. Monday 8 p m Tuesday 2 am 10 Luray 7 Lynchburg J Su Th 11* p m M W Sa m 181-2 121-2 NORTH CAROLINA. Laurel Hill Th Sa M 8pm Daily 2 a m 18 1-2 Lauson’s store Sunday do Friday do do Leaksville Saturday do do do do Leesburg do do do do Lee’s Mills Wednes do Thurs do do Le May’s ;*< Roads Satur do Friday do do Lenox Castle Thursd 3 p m do do do Lexington Satur 8 pn Thurs do do Lincolnton Sunday do | Friday do do Lindley’s store Satur do do do do Time of ck- sing* M W Sa 12 m Wednes 4p m MoWeSa 12m Monday do Mo IV Sa do Monday do Mo W Sa do Daily do 'l'h'irsday do do do do do Wednes do Thursday do do 3 p m Wednes 12 m Thursday do do " do 142 Post Office. Log House Landing Louisburg L imberton Manchester, Va. Mar', land state Maine district Massachusetts state Michigan territory ~ Mississippi state Missouri territory _ j ! Rates Day and hour. Day and hour of pus. of arrival. \ of depar tire, \tage. Satur 8 pm Friday do do Daily do Dady do 121-2 do do do do 181-2 Daily 11 p m do do 6 do do do do 181-2 do do do do 25 do do do do do do Uncertain M W Sa 9 p m do do Time of clo- sing - Thursday 12m Daily 8 p m do 12 m 7 o’clock p m 5 do do do do do do M We Sal2 m VIRGINIA. M’Farland’s M’Gahey’s Town M’Whorton’s Mills Madison c. n. Mannsfield Marsh. dsville Martinsburg Martinsville or Henry c. h. Marysville Matthews c. h M ecklenburg c. h. Middle Brook Middlebourn Middlebu-g Mi ldletown Middleway M llborough Miller’s Tavern Mill Farm Millville Millwood Milton Montague’s Montgomery c. h. Moorefields Moqueson Gap Morgantown )> Monday 8 pm SuWThll*pm Monday 8 p in Su Th 11* p m Tuesday 2 am 10 181- M IV Sa 9 p m do Tuesday 2 a M W Sa 9 p I J Thurs 3 pm Friday 2 a W Th ll*p m Mo We 9 p Monday do Monday do do 8 p m T uesday 2 a W Th Sat 11* p m M W Sa 9 p 121 m 10 m 12 1 „ l 81 m do m do 121 m do 181 do do do do do 12 1 18 1 121 181 121 do 181 do do do -2 Monday do Mo W Sa do Monday do Mo W Sa do Thurs 3pm M Wed 12 m Monday -2 do do do M W Sa 12 m 143 Hates Post Office. Oay and hour Day and hoi t'pOS - Time of clo- of arrival if departure- uge. ting- Morgansville Morrissville . Mount Hope S I'liurs 3pm Friday 2 a t. 1 J 21-2 Thurs 3pm 5uWThll*/w, VI W S 9 p i 18 1-2 M W Sa 12 m Mount Horeb J t2 1-2 Mount Laurel hurs 3 p n-. Friday 2 a in do Thurs 3pm Mount Pleasant lo do do do do do do Mountsville 7 Mouth Cow Pasture V SuWThlT/)/;? M W Sa 9 p i r. 131-2 do M W Sa 12 m NORTH CAROLINA. McAuley’s store vunday 8 pm Wednes2 a r. do T uesday do MackeysvJle lo do Friday do do Thurs do Maconsville satur do do do 12 1-2 do do Marley’s store ■iunday do Daily do 181-2 Daily do Martinsville Satur do Friday do do Thurs do Mason Hall do do lo do do do do Mattamuskeet V F Su 7 p )■ ' uTh Sado do M W F 3 p m Merry Hill Satur 8 p ir i Fri do i2 1-2 M Th 12 m Mill Grove do do Friday 18 1-2 Thurs do Milton do do 'liurs do do Wed do Mock’s Old Field Sunday do do do do do Mo. Haffey’s 'atur do ''hurs do Wed do Montpelier Fh Sa M do Daily do Daily do Moore c. h orFagin’s Sunday do do do do do Mooreborough do do Friday 2 a m do Thurs do Morgantown do do do do do do Mount Airy Satur do do do do do Mount Mourne do do do do do do Mount Pisgah Sunday do do do do do Mount Pleasant Sat ur do do do do do Mount Prospect • unday do do do do Mount Tirzah Uurday do 121-2 do do M u rfre sb o ro u gh W Th 4 p m V Fri 2 a n do W Th do Murraysville Sunday 8 p , Friday do •8 1-2 Thurs do New Hampshire state Daily 11*/) m 'daily 9 pi: 25 At 5 o’c dk f) m New Orleans SuTh do H '.V Sa 9 P n 25 M W Sa 12 m New ' ork City Daily do Daily do 181-2 7 b in New ' ork state do do do do 25 5pm New Jersey State do do do do 18 1-2 5pm 144 Post Office. Day and how Day aid lion of arrival. o f departure. VIRGINIA. Natural Bridge New Baltimore Newberne Newby’s y. Roads } New Canton Newfound Mills 1 New Glasgow J SuThM YL*pm M W Sa 9p m New Kent c. h. New London -i New Market K. G. fa Th Sa do M W Fr do Do. Spotsylvania ; Do Shenandoah Do. Fr. William New Town, K. G ' New Town, Stepbg | New York, Albem 1 Su W Th do M W Sa do Nine vail Nolands Ferry J Northampton '.V Fr Su 7 p m TuTh Sa2 i do New Garden Th Sa M 8 j> Dailv New Hope Saturday do Thursday New Lebanon VV Fr Su 7 p m Pu Th Sa do Nicholas House Dailv 8 fi Daily Northampton c. h. Niital’s store Mon Th 4 p "ues Fri di atur 8 pm ridav r Ohio state Uncertain I \V Sa 9/> r.. VIRGINIA. Oak Grove Friday S p in 1'uesday 2 a m Rata >f pus. ■age. 181-2 121-2 181 - 121 - do 10 181 - 10 IS 1-2 181-2 do do 812 21 .81-2 21 81-2 d . 21-2 lo ho lo lo do tS 1-4 do do do 10 2 1-2 do ~ ,0 Time of clo- sing. Mo W Sa 12 m Mo IV Fr do lo W Sa do M WFr3/in \ Th Sa 1 a m > M 8* /• m M W Sa 12 m MW Ft 3pm Thursday 12 Mo Thr 5 p m naily 12 Wednes do M \V Fr 3 p ii [Dally 12 Mon Thr do Thursday do Mo \V Sa do ■londay do 145 /‘asi Ojjice. Day and houv\j)ay and hoi : ofp.s ['hue of clo- of arriv 1 of departure. tape. sing. Oak Hill, Madison Friday o p t Tuesday 2 a n. 10 Monday 12 m Oak Hill, Fairfax Oa* land Mills ^ SuWThll*pm M W Sa 9 p it. 12 1-2 lo 1- M W Sa do Occaquan Daily do Daily do ,21-. 7 o’clock p m Offuts ~l 18 1- Oideckers’ Mills do Orange c. u. 12 1-2 Orange Springs ■in VV Th do do Orleans > Mo W Sa do do M W Sa 12 m Otter Bridge Id i-2 Overals do Owen’s Tavern 12 1- Oxford j 10 SOUTH CAROLINA, Onslow c. h. Sunday 8 pm Fr'dav 2 a m 18 1-2 Thursday do Oxford or Granville Saturday do Thursday do 12 1-2 Wednes do Philadelphia Daily 11 pm Daily 9 p m 181 2 7 o’clock p m Providence, R. I. do do do do 25 5 do do Paddy Town Thursday do Monday do 18 1-2 Monday 12 m VIRGIiaA. Painesville Mo Th 1 l*p m M W Sa 9 p m 10 M W Sa 12 m Parham’s store Mon Th 4 pm Tues Fr 2am 6 Mon Th do Paris 121-2 Parkersburg 1 1-, Patrick c h. Pattonsburg Pedlar’s Mills \ MW Th ll*pm M W Sa 9pm do do Mo W Sa do do Penn’s store do Percivals Daily 8 pm Daily 9 pm 10 d 1-2 p m Perkinsville Moth 11* pm M W Sa do do tf W Sa 12 m Peterstown SuWThll p-n do do do do 18 1-2 lo do do do Piney Grove Wed’ es 4 p m Wed 6 p m 10 •Vednes 4 p m Pittsylvania c. h. Tnurs 3 p m Friday 2 um i2 1- Thurs 3 pm Pleasant Grove do do do do t do do do K ;46 Post Office. Day and hour of arrival. Fleas nt Ya'ley 1 Plough and Harrow Point Pleasant > SuWTlill>» Port Republic Port Royal f J Portsmouth Pottiesviile Powhatan c. h. Price’s Mills "'A AVFrSu7>m Prince Edward Prospect Prospect Hill > SuWThll*/™ Prunty Town Pughtown Pungoteague J NORTH CAROLINA. Palmyra Satur 8 p m Panther’s Creek Patrick’s Mills Paynesville Peace’s do do do do do do do do Peeble’s Tavern Mo Th 4 p m Philips’s store Sunday Pitch Landing Mon Th 4 pm Pittsboro’ or Chatham Sunday 8 p m Pleasant Grove Saturday do Pi mouth do do Providence Sunday Putney’s store Mo Th 4 p m Quarleville, Virginia Friday 8 pm Richmond City Daily 11*/) rr. Raleigh, N C. do 8 pm Rho le Island Daily 11 * p v. VIRGINIA. Rain’s Tavern Rappahannock Accad. Su W Th do Day uiid hour of pos- of departure \tage. Time of clo sing. M W Sa 9 p m 18 1-2 do do M IV Si 12 rr Pu Th Sa 2 am 12 1-2 10 12 1-2 M AV Fr op it M W Sa 9 pm do 10 121-2 10 12 1-2 MAVSa 12 n Thurs 2 a m do 181-2 do do 121-2 tVednes do do do 181-2 do do do do do do do Friday do do Thursday do do do 121-2 do do Tiles Fri do 10 Mon Th do Friday do 12 1-2 Thursday do Tues Fri do do Mon Th do Friday do 131-2 Thursday do Thursdrv do do Wednes do Friday do do Thursday do do do 10 do do Tues Fri do do Mon Th do Tuesday do do Monday do Daily 9 pm 6 7 o’clock p *3 do 2 a b 12 1-2 8 1-2 do Daily 9 p n 25 Daily 5p r Mo \V Sa do o t > M AV Sa 12 t 147 Post Ojlce. Day avdhow of arrival. Read’s store ^ Richmond c a Robert’s store Rockville Rocky Hill Mils i Rocky Mount f Rock Springs Romney Rose Mills Rough Crk. Church J SuWThll>„ NORTH CAROLINA. Red House R d Shoal Reid’s store Richmond c. a. Rockford Rockingham c. a. Rockey Mount Rockey Springs Roxboro’ or Person ch Royal Rutherfordson Tliurs 3 pm do 8 p m Sunday do do do iatur do do do Sunday do ->atur do Sunday So do do do do South Carolina State Daily do VIRGINIA. Salem, Btetout > Salem, Faurquier 5 Sandy Fork Scottsburg Scott c. a. _ Scott’s Ferry Scott’s Mills > Shackleford’s j Sheltonborough Sheltons Store , Shenandoah Forke 3 SuWThll^m Mon 8pm Thurs 3 p m SuWThll*/>m "hurs 3pm iuWThlPpw u a f es Bay and hovr ofpos- T ime of c!o- of depa rlure. tag?. sing. le i-2 121-2 do 18 1 2 MW Sa 9pm do do M W Sa 12 m . do do do 12 1-2 Friday 2 am do Thurs 3 p in Fhurs do do Wed \2m Daily do 18 1-2 Daily do Daily do do do do Thurs do do Wed do Friday do do fhurs do do do do do do do do do do do Thurs do do Wed do Daily do do Daily do Friday do do Ihurs do Daily 2 do 25 5 o’clock p m M W Sa 9 p m 181-2 12 1-2 M W Sa 12 m Tues 2am do Mon do Friday do do Thurs 3pm 18 1-2 M W Sa 9 p?n do do M W Sa 12 m do Friday 2am 121-2 t'hujs 3pm M W Sa 9pm 18 1-2 do I W Sa 12 m 148 Yltaie. Post OJfice. Day and hour Day and hmi r off jo i 'erne of c’.o- of arrival of departure. Ur e. sing. Sh f t) herds Town j 18 1-- Sherrarils Store do Shoulders Hill > SuWThll*fim M W Sa 9 pn do ■1 W Sa 12 m Shrewsberry Singleton’s J do do Smith field W F Su 7 p m TuTh Sail a m 10 MWF 3 pm Sneed’s Tavern Su IV FI P/or M W Th 9 pm U1-. W Sa 12 m Snicker’s Gap Somerville 5 Tu We W* pm M W Sa 9 pm 181 : 0 M W Sa do South Hill Friday 8 pm Tuesday 2 a m 12 1- Monday do South Quay do do do do do do do Spanish Grove Monday do do do do do do Spotsylvania do Springfield, Louisa | do Sprinfield, Hamp. ). SuWTh 11 pm M \V Sa 9 pvt 18 1- •1 W Sa do Springfield. Fauq | 121 Soring Hill, Lnisa J do Stafford, c h. Daily do Daily do do Daily 5pm Spotted Tavern do Stanardsv ille 18 1-5 Stanton Hill do Staunton' Stevensburg r SuWTh do M W Sa do do do. U W Sa 12 m Stevensv ille do Stoney Point do Strasburg J Friday 8 pm do ' St. Tamany Tues 2 a m 12 1-2 .Monday 12 tn Suffolk AV F Sa 7 p m Tu Th Sa do do M W Fr Sp m Sussex c. h. Wenes 4 p m Wednes 6 pm 6 ►Ved 4 pm Surry c. h. A\ F Su 7 p m TuThSa 2 am 10 M W F Sp m Sweet Spring-s SuWThl \*pm Mo At’ Sa 9 pm 181 2 I W Sa 12 m Sycamore Grove Mon Sp m Tues 2am 12 1-2 Monday 12 m NORTH CAROLINA. Salem Sat We do Tues Th do 181-2 M W 12 m Salisbury Sunday do Friday do do rhurs do Sampson c. h. do do Daily do do )aily do Scotland Neck Saturday do Friday do 12 1 2 Tliurs do Scull Camp do do (Tliurs do L8 l-2|Wed do 149 Post Office. Sessem’s Bridge Skinnerville Sniithfield Smi'hville Sneedsborough Snow Hill South Washington Spring Hill Stagville Statesville Stocksburg Summerfield Sunburry S wansborough* Tennessee state VIRGINIA. SuWSa 11 *fim Tu Th 11* pm Thui'S 3pm Tappahannock ? Tazwell c. h. 5 Tease’s Valley Terryville Thompson’s store Thompson’s ^ Rds. Thornsburg Thornton’s. Gap >SuTuThdo Thrasher’s store Tinsleysville Traveller’s Repose of arrival. Mon Th 4 pi Satur 8 pi do do Thursday do do do Mon Th 4 p j, Sunday 8 p r, T turday do do do Sunday do Thurs 4 pm Saturday 8 pm Su W Fr 7 p Saturday 8 p m Uncertain Hates Pay and how oj pos- of departure, \tage. Time of clo- sing. Tues Fri 2 am 121-2 M l'h 12 m Friday do 18 1-2 Thurs do Thurs do do Wed do Daily do do Daily do do do do do do Tu F do do Mon Th do Daily do do Daily do Thurs do do Wed do do do 12 1-2 do do Friday do 18 1.2 Thurs do do do d> Thurs 3 p m Thurs do do Wed do NORTH CAROLINA. Tarborough Tombstone Trenton Turner’s x Roads Ty son’s store ’'u Th Sa do do Thurs do do MW Sa 9 pm 25 MWTh9£m ! {g \f } M W Sa 9p m do Friday 2 a wi 12 1-2 do do 18 i M W Sa 9 p m uo do 121-2 18 1-2 Mo Th 4 p m Tue Fri 2 a m 12 1-2 featur 8 p m Thursday do i do do do j do do 12 1-2 Mo Th 4 pmTuesFri do jl81 Sunday 8 ^?n;Daily do Il2 1-2 MW F 3 pm Wed 12 m M W Sa do M W Sa 12 « do do do do Thurs 3pm M W Sa 12 i Mon Th Vt ednes do Mon Th Daily do do do do 2 * 1 h,s sometimes come, by Hick’s Ford ; it may be sent same wav if requested. 150 Post Office. Day ami hour of arrvtlal. Day and hour of departure Union, Loudon Union, Montgom. Union Mills )>■ Upperville Urbanna Urquhart’s store Vermont state Variety Viellsborough Village Hill Vineyard Washington, B. C. Wadkin’s store Walkerton Walnut Branch Warminster W arren’s store Warren Washington Waterford Wattsborogh W aynesborough Wellsburg West Liberty Westmoreland White Plains White Chimnies White Post White Rock, Cha. White Rock, Hal. W. Sulpher Springs j Wicomico Church ) SuWe Th 11* p m Wednes 4 pm Daily 1\* p m SuW'Thll>n Daily do Thurs 3pm Friday 8 pm Daily 11* p m M W Sa 9 p m Wednes 6 pm Daily 9pm M W Sa 9pm Daily do Friday 2 am Tuesday do Daily 9pm SuWThlU/wi Monday 8 pm SuWThll*/>m Daily do Su We Sa do Rates ofpos- tage. 181-2 do 121-2 18 1- 12 1 -: 10 25 181-2 121-2 10 121-2 M W Sa 9 p m Tues 2am M W Sa 9^i m Daily do M W Sa do Time of clo- sing. do M W Sa 12 ns Wednes 4 pm 5 o’clock p m M W Sa 12 m 5 o’clock p m Thurs 3pm Monday 12 m Daily 7pm 18 1-2 12-1-2 do do 18 1-2 121-2 181-2 do 12 1-2 181-2 do do 121-2 a 10 1.81-2 do do do do M VV Sa 12 m- Mondav do M IV Sa do 5 o’clock p m M W Sa 12 m 151 Post Office. Wilderness Wilkersonville Williamsburg Wilmington Winchester W oodstock Woodville, Culp Woodville, Hano. AVylliesburg AV} the c. h. north Carolina, Wadesborough W addles Ferry W arm Springs W'arrenton Washington AVaughsburg AVaynesborough W aynesville Webb’s W est Castle Westravsville ■ AVhite Hall White Oak AVhite Plains W, 'ke’s Wdliamsborough Williams’s Williamston W iiliamsville Wilmington AA indsor W'mton AA'oodstock A'an rev’s Mills Yanceys ville Yorktown Day and hour of arnval. Day and hour of departure. Hates of pos- tage. Time of clo- sing. SuWThlPjtm M VV Sa 9pm 12 1-2 10 \1 AV Sa 12 m W F Sull*j!m M AV F do 121-2 AI AV F 5pm do 181-2 SuAVThll>? MAVSa do do M AV Sa 12 m 121-2 do Thurs 3 pm Friday 2 am do Thurs 3pm SuWThll>n M AV Sa 3 p m 181-2 M AV 5a 12 m Sunday 8 p m Daily 1am do Daily do do do do do do do do Saturday do Friday do do hurs do Daily do Daily 1pm 12 1-2 'ailv 8* p m M Th 4 pm I'll Fri 2am 181-2 ’.Th T - m Satur 8 p m I'hurs do do Wed do do do do do do io o do do do do 25 l o do Thurs 4 pm Friday do 18 1-v hurs 3 p in Sat 8 p m I'hurs do do Ved 12 m Sunday do Friday do do hurs do do do do do do lo do Sat do Thurs do do ed do do do do do 12 1- do do Sat do do do 18 1 do do do do Friday do 12 1- hurs do do do ['burs do !8 1 Ved do Daily do Daily do 121-2 Daily 8pm Sat do Friday do 18 1-2 hurs 19 m Daily do Daily do do Daily 8pm A1 Th 4 pm Tu Fri do 12 i ! Th 12 m do do do do do do do >V F Su 7 p n: Tu Th Sa do 181 ' I AV F 3 p m 'uWF 11+ pm M AV Sa 9 p ir 'T AV Sa 12 ni Su \V F do M AV F do M VV F 5 pm 152 DISTANCES OMITTED. From Petersburg to Fort Sloddart. To Fayetteville on main Mies. stage road (see p. lo3) 2ou 200 Drowning Creek 25 225 Little Pedee River 11 236 .Winfield, S. C. 28 264 Greenville, Great Pedee riv, 8 272 Black Creek 12 284 Lynch Creek, E. B. 14 298 Do. W. B. 6 304 Camden 20 324 Columbia 35 359 Granby 3 362 Edgefield c. .n 53 415 Augusta Geo 24 439 Louisville 40 472 Saundersville 24 5o3 Milledgeville 24 527 Fort Hawkins 31 558 Haw kins Agency 30 588 Cow eta or Chatahouchy river 45 630 Spring 16 649 Persimmon Creek 29 678 Point Comfort 11 689 Otter Creek 19 708 Law la Creek 14 722 Hurricane Spring 23 745 Indian Path 21 766 Murder Creek 22 788 Alabama R. 50 838 Fort Stoddart on Tombigby 20 858 From Fort Stoddard to JVew Orleans, via Mobile. To Mobile, by water 40 Light House 30 70 Entry of Pascagoula River 32 102 St. Louis Bay 45 147 Entrance of Pearl River 25 172 Entrance Lake Ponchartrain 1 J 182 Bayou St. John 28 210 New Orleans 3 213 Kasliville to Natchez Franklin Duck River Swan Creek Buffalo River Enter Alabama Territory Tennessee River Bear Creek, M. Dividing Bridge Natarchucky Cohatta Black Brier Creek Long Creek Mclntoshville Aaron Creek Loonacliito Creek White Oak Creek Head of Pearl River Lust Creek (a branch of Black River) Faliah Creek Big Creek Bitter Acorn Creek White Sand Creek Green Stone Ford Hunston Union Town Washington Natchez Lexington, A'y. to St. Louis, To Baird’s Town Bealsburg Elizabeth Town Hardensburg Yellow Bank Green River .lenderson Morganfield Shawnee Town, 111 7 Tiles. 18 34 52 18 70 9 79 18 97 24 121 11 132 11 143 5 148 7 155 12 167 12 179 19 198 25 223 9 232 10 242 11 253 53 306 25 331 16 347 12 359 16 j75 12 887 25 412 6 418 8 426 12 438 Mso. T. 67 16 83 lu 95 37 130 47 177 14 191 21 212 21 233 15 248 153 Salt Springs Big Mndy Stiver Little Muddy River iBeaucoup Miles. 12 260 4 7 307 10 317 ■11 32b Kstskaslda Prairie du Rocher Cahokia St. Louis, Mso. T. Miles. 46 376 14 390 47 437 3 440 ■ TABLE OF S > ®S'ff ta ®IF]S'Il(S4SS IN THE UNITED STATES, WITH THE NAMES OP THE POST-MASTERS, THE COUJ\ TIES AND STATES IN WHICH THEY ARE SITUATED ; AND THE DISTANCES FROM THE CITY OF WASHIA GTON, AND THE CAPITALS OF THE RESPECTIVE STATES, AS LATE AS THE 1st MAY, 1819. A few of the changes of Post-Masters not inserted in the copy of Post-Offish received from Washington, from -which this table -was taken. All Post Offices accurately stated, PETERSBURG, FA. E. Pescud, Printer, 1819. r/v e. : * % jVf * ?= I. >t v. *! •• .• ;•>. :.r.u . - ’ % - - : . s TABLE or POST-OFFICES JJT THE UNITED STATES , AS LATE AS THE 1st MAY, 1819. Office. County. State. Post Masters. Hist Has. City. from ft a Cpt AARONSBURG Centre E. James Duncan 204 97 Abbeville c. h. Abbeville S. C. Moses Taggart 62.5 118 Abbottstown Adams P. Samuel Fahnestock 86 41 Abingdon Washington Va. John M’Clellan 404 322 Abington Plymouth Ms. Elihu Hobart 452 18 Abington Luzerne P. John Miller 254 145 Abington society Windham Ct. Samuel Summer Absecombe Gloucester N. J. Joseph Sharp 209 102 Accomac c. h. Accomac Va. William Kendall 214 207 Achor Columbiana 0 . Jacob Young 29 7 Ackworth Cheshire N. H. Samuel Slader 432 44 Acquasco Pr. George’s Md. James Kemp 38 42 Acton Middlesex Ms. 24 Adair c. h. Adair K. John Field 658 122 Adams Berkshire Ms. William P. Briggs 4D21129 Adams Dauphin P. 133|l45 Adams Jefferson N. Y. Lvmau Munson 461166 Adams Hyde N. C. John Adams 319453 Adams St. Clair 11 . 955| Addison Addison Vt. Gideon Seeger, jun. 473 69 Adel phi h* OSS 0 . { George VS ill, sen. 392 Agawam Hampden Ms. 1 John Norman 366 158 Office. County. Slate. Post- Masters. I)in. Ha. City from State Cap. Alabama Monroe A. see 126 Albany Albany N. Y. Solo. Southwick 356 Albany Oxford '■1e. Asa Cummings 64, 67 Albany Orleans at. j 56. Albright’s Orange \. C. Daniel Albright 32 Alburg Franklin \ t. 1 555 94 A'die London Va. 1 Tim. Carrington 35 158 Alexander Genessee N Y. j 39: Alexandria Hunterdon N. J. L M. Prevost, jr. Alexandria Campbell K- ! Alexander’s York S. C. Obad. Alexander 441 99 Alexandria Huntingdon p. John Scott 163 89 Alexandria Al* xandria Ca. : Jos' ah Watson 7 Alexandria Nafcliitocbtz i- Isaac Parkins 138 310 Aiexandriana Mecklenburg . C. J. McK Alexander 454 157 Alford’s Store Hancock G iCollin Alford 6r 42 A’fordsville Robeson C -! " arren Alford 38. Al'red York \e. Jerem. Goodwin 5^ Alfred Allegany M. Y. Asa L. Davidson 34 273 A'kmance Guilford N. C . James Dick 33 77 Allen cu(Scottsville) Allen K. Daniel M. Jones V .60 Ailensfresh Charles Md. 'Valter Latimer 4 79 Allensville Logan K. Wm R. Scott Allenville Mifflin Pa Christ. Horell Allentown Monmouth N. J James B. Stafford irt 11 Allentown Northampton P. Charles Hut'er 184 93 Allentown Montgomery N. C. John M’Auley 42 AUjoy Blount T. Andrew Bovle Aina or New Milford Lincoln Me. Josiuh Stebbins 6 54 Alstead Cheshire V. II Sami. Hutchinson 424 7C Am’andaville Elbert G. Amber Onondagua N. Y. W. V. P.. Lansing 3§3 145 A nboy Middlesex N. J Robert Arnold 215 47 Amelia c. h. Amelia Va. Wm. T. Egleston 185 5£ Amenia Hutchess N. Y Abiah Palmer 32j 97 Amherst Hillsborough N. H. Aaron Whitney 48. 4c Amherst Hampshire M s Rufus Kellogg 394 85 Amberst c. n. Amherst Va. Micajah Camden I9t 13( Amherst Springs | Amherst Va. Hugh Campbell 211 12- Amissville JCulpeper Va. i'iiomas Amiss Si 11C Office. County. State. Post-J\lasters, Diet. H r u. City. froth Semite ' l>- At. ' tv Orange N. Y. Daniel Carpenter 257 118 Amity Washington P. P.zekiel Clark 25 5 248 Amsterdam lontgomery N. Y. James Downs 39 2 131 Amwell •interdon X. J. John Lambert 18; 16 Andalusia Sucks P. 143 6 Anderson’s Store aswell X. C. Quenton Anderson 31b 56 Andersonville Igefield s. c. lames Harrison 56. Andover isborough X. H. Ebenezer Chase 525 22 Andover ssex \Is. Isacc Abbott 46 7 29 Andover .Hand t t. Simon House 358 15 Angelica dlegany X. Y. Alex. Dautrement 337 272 Annapolis nn Arundel JId. John Munroe 4 u Ann Boor ‘TV T. Albert Russel 782 Annsvdle ' nw.ddie Va. 178 55 Annsville .. hens O. 364 Anson •somerset Me. James Collins 665 112 Antrim ■ idsbcrough N H. George Duncan 469 36 Antwerp teiicrson X. Y. Silvius Hoard 474 ld8 Anville Dauphin r. p. Daniel Henning 13'J 17 Acquackanock Sssex X. J. Peter Jackson 226 73 Aquia Si afford Va. Withers \\ aller 42 80 Argyle 'V ishington X. Y. Joseph Rouse 403 46 Arkansas A kansas Mo.T Eli J. Lewis 1470 606 Arkport Jteuben X Y Christian Hurlbut 323 266 Arlington Bennington Vt Martin C. Dt ming 411 113 Armagh bidiana P. James Elliott 170 163 Armstrong’s Creek ianhawa Va. Mathias Williams Arms’s X Roads Intario X. Y. Evan Griffith Arnold’s Old Place Fauquier Va ’’’hos. W. Barber 56 145 Arsenal Arundel ork Me. 531 123 Asburv •lssex X .1. Johnson Dunham 199 35 Ashboro’orRnd’h c.h Randolph N C. Thomas Harvey 362 Ashburnham Worcester Ms. Joseph Jewett 462 55 Ashby Middlesex Ms. Alex. 1'. Willard 484 Ashfield Frankhn Ms. Levi Cook 410 113 Ashford Windham Ct. 369 31 Ashtabula \shtabula 0. Gideon Leet 387 Ashville Buncombe X. C. George Swain 520 Assonet Br.stol Ms. Robert Strobridge 446 42 Assumption La Fourche V Pierre Blanchard 1351 91 160 Office. County, State. Past-Masters. hist. Ho. City. from State Cap. Asylum Bradford P. Stephen Charlotte 284 176 Atii. ns Green N. V. Castle ieely 3o5 26 Athens Bradford P David Paine 35u 189 Athens Athens 0 . Eliphaz Perkins 3*7 Athens Clark G. James D. Cole 66? 70 Athens Somerset Me. 65fc Athol Worcester Ms Joseph Proctor 42? 71 Atkinson Rockingham K. H. James Dow 48o 34 Attica Gcnnessee N. V. Gains B. Rich 332 261 Attleborough PI) mouth Ms. Israel Hatch 42o 29 Attleborough Bucks P. Phineas Paxton 164 Attleborough Dutchess N. V. 334 A leborough Bristol Ms. Milton Burrows A'tleburv Dutchess \. V. Jacob Hermance 352 63 Avevsborough Cumberland N. C. James P. W llson 322 35 Avon Kennebeck Kie. 662 Avon Ontario N. V. Algern S. Hosmer 36o 233 Avovelle’s Parish Avovclles L. Robert Morrow 14i' 340 Auburn, or Aurelius Cayuga N. V. George P. Throop 3oo 169 Augusta Kennebeck Me. Robert C. Yose 61 59 Augusta Oneida N. V. Samuel Chandler 373 113 Augusta Sussex N J. John Gustin 224 79 A gusta Richmond G. James Fraser 589 86 Augusta Brack.n K. M m. Tomlinson 51u 90 Aurora Cavoga N. Y. Eleazer Burnham 378 175 Aurora Portage 0. Samuel Forward 347 Austinsburg Ashtabula 0 . Eliphalet Austin 362 Austinville V. ythe Va. Adam Sanders 36o 284 A'iett’s K William Va. Benjamin Pollard I2u 29 Bacon Castle Sum Va. J. Ilunnicut, Jun. 197 74 Bagg’s McIntosh G. Hugh F. Rose Bambridge, or Jeri- ; Chenango N. Y. James llouteling 329 141 Bainbriuge [cho Ross O. Elisha Kelley 425 Baird’s Forge Burke N.C. Andrew Baird j‘J7 Bird’s Tavern Buckingham Ya. John Raine 2o2 Bairdstown Kelson K. Peter >V. Grayson 615 47 Bakersfield Franklin Vt. Asa Dean 526 50 Bukersville Pat rick Va. Cheslev Ashton Ba d Eagle Bath K. James McHenry Baldvia Clermont 0 . Alexr. Blair Baldwin Cumberland Ale Richard Fitch 533 29 161 Office. County. State. Post-Masters. Hist. iV a. City from State Cap. Baldwinsville Onondaga N. Y. Jonas C. Baldwin 453 Baldwinsville Columbia G. Jarvis Scale Ballstown Saratoga N. Y. William Henry 39o 32 Ballstown Springs Saratoga N. Y. Joel Lee 393 34 BallsviiJe Powhatan Ya. isham Ball 1 71 43 Baltimore Baltimore Md. John S. Skinner 38 30 Bangor Hancock Me. Wm. I). Williamson 69 j 136 Bangor Franklin N. Y. Henrv Blanchard 612 209 Barbary Kean N. C. Elias Barber 339 134 Barber’s Fauquier Va. John W. Barber 57 Barboursville Orange Va. M. C. Darnall 113 87 Barbourville Knox K. Wade N. Woodson 556 124 Bargaintown Gloucester N. J. Daniel Edwards 194- 88 Barkhamstead Luchlield Ct. Judah Roberts 368 20 Barnard Windsor Yt. Solomon Aikins 48* 40 Barnardston Franklin Ms. Gideon Ryther 413 102 Earnest own Montgomery vid. 36 Bartlesville Bellmont 0. William Phffpot 318 Barnet Caledonia vt. David Goodwillie 529 60 Barnet’s Tavern Fauquier Va. Samuel Gordon 59 115 Barnstable Barnstable Ms. Richard Bourne .484 62 Barnstead Stafford N. H 531 26 Barn Tavern Southampton Ya R. H Simonds 175 Barnwell c n Barnwell sc Joseph Eastland 609 116 Barre Orange Yt John Baker 522 6 Barre W orcest ;r Ms Elijah Caldwell 417 62 Barrington Stafford N H Samuel Cutts 517 46 Barrington Bristol R I Josiah Kinnicutt 414 '5 Barrens Fr. William Ya Hendlev Barron 48 Barrysville Mecklenburg NC Richard Barry 448 Baniett Coos N H Obed Hall, 2d. 572 79 Barton Orleans Yt Philemon Kimball 564 Baskenridge Somerset N J John Hill 219 56 Batavia,or Geness.ch Genessee N Y Trumbull Carey 391 258 Batchelor’s Hall Tioga P A. B. Hollabird 262 Batchelor’s Hall Pittsylvania Ya Batchelor’s Retreat Pendleton S C iohn Lee 578 Bath Lincoln Me David Stenso 588 35 Bath Grafton N H Ira Goodali 545 99 A 162 Office. County. State. Post-Blasters. but. If a. City. from State Cap. Bath Steuben N Y 295 283 Bath Northampton P Jacob Vogle 17- 123 Bath c h or W. Sprgs Bath Va John Mavse 226 178 Bath Beaufort N C James R. Hoyle 332 146 Bath Franklin In John Whitworth Baton Rouge Feliciana L Ezekiel Alexander 1356 96 Batdetown Frederick Ya Daniel Annin 58 180 Bayleysbitrg Surry Va John Pritlow 2 do Beach Grove Luzerne P . Nathan Beach 20s 85 Bean’s Creek Franklin T J. Van Zandt 726 184 Bean’s Station Granger T E. Williams 49b 43 Beard’s Mill Rowan N C J. S. Travise o9o Bear Gan Northumb’ld. P Henry Fisher 18- 75 Beatties Bridge N C Beattie’s Ford Lincoln N C Henry Connor 407 152 Beaver Dam Delaware N Y 368 119 Beaver Dam Pendleton S C 571 Beavertown Beaver P Jas. Alexander 255 240 Beavertown Union P John C. Weiser 16- 69 Beauford Carteret N C Bridges Arendell 396 164 Beaufort Beaufort S C James Clark 63. 209 Becket Berkshire Ms Asa Baird 376 150 Beckhamsville Chester S C S. Johnson, Jun. 48c 74 Beckmansville Schoharie N Y Asahell Hall 576 20 Bedford Hillsborough N H James Parker 487 Bedford West Chester N Y Aaron Reed 272 131 Bedford Bedford P J. Schell, Jun. 129 105 Beeler’s Ferry Cumberland P Francis Beelen 144 Bel Air Hartford Md J. Reardon, Jun. 6b 60 Belchertown Hampshire Ms Henrv Mallen 40o 79 Belfast Hancock Me Benp Whittier 658 104 Belfast Laurens S C Wm. W. Simpson 569 62 Belford or Sill’s store Mash N C Daniel Sills 259 64 Belgrade Kennebeck Me Bell Air Lancaster S C Aaron Coles 471 Bell Brook Green O James Clanev Bellefonte Centre P R. T. Stewart 1S9 121 Belleville Essex N J J. T Brower 227 58 Belleville Mifflin P John Reed 176 69 Belleville St Clair 111 James R. Estes 963 14 Belleville Wood a 1 Samuel Weld 414 163 Office. County. State. Post-Masters. Disl. TVa. City. from State Cap. Bellowstalls Windham V t Jabez Hills 452 90 Belmont Hancock Me Simon Ward Belpre Washington 0 Wm. Browning 319 Belvidere Sussex N J J. Kenney, Jun. 203 Benedict Charles Md Samuel Gott 48 5*3 Bengal Oneida N Y J. M’Connel 423 126 Bennington Bennington Vt Wm. Haswell 395 129 Bennington Gennesse N Y" S. Hayden Bensborough Pitts N C Bennett Bunn 2/8 Benson Rutland Vt John Kellogg 44 5 96 Bensville Charles Md Giles Cracraft Bent Creek Buckingham Va Isaac Williams 222 112 Bentleysville Halifax Y T a Francis Crute 275 Bergen Gennesse N Y Wm. H. Ward 437 258 Berkeley Snring Berkley Va John Sherrard no 333 Berkshire Franklin Vt Josiah Wheeler 541 65 Berkshire or West- Broome N Y Joseph Waldo, 2d 331 219 Berkshire [ville Delaware O Nijah Boyce 446 Berkshire Valley Morris N J Wm. F. Ker 218 Berlin Hartford Ct Samuel Porter 2d 327 11 Berlin Adams P Christian Picking 89 44 Berlin Somerset P Jolrn Fletcher 194 154 Berlin Huron O Joseph Cooke Berlinsville Northampton P Jacob Stem 207 117 Berne Albany N Y Henrv Brown 397 21 Berry Hill BlufF Putnam G 691 Berry’s Lick Logan K R. B. Dallam 745 196 Berryville Charles Md Giles B. Craycraft Berwick Columbia P John Snvder 299 89 Berwick York Me Nathaniel Hobbs 518 45 Bethania Stokes N C Christian Lash 368 130 Bethany Gennesse N Y Phinehas Smith 397 265 Bethanv Wayne p Solomon Moore 279 Bethel Oxford Me 'loses Mison, jun 598 75 Bethel Sullivan N Y Wm. Brown 307 124 Bethel Clermont 0 Moses Warden 656 Bethlehem Albany N Y Henry L. Mead 357 4 Bethlehem Northampton P loseph Rice 189 99 Bethlehem Litchfield Ct S. Church, jun. 326 38 Bethlehem Clarke In W. G. Armstrong 524 Bethlehem y Roads Southampton Va Spratley Williams 208 62 164 Office. County. S.aU. Post-Jllasters. Dint. Tl'a. City. f'-om Siale ■~“p- Betsfrrry . e 1 Bettsburg Chenango V Peter Betts 307 142 Beverly Esses Ms John Burlev 453 17 Beverly or Randolph Randi lph » a Ezekiel S. Paxson 229 254 Beckltv ’s store [cli Abbeville s c Joseph Beckley 636 Big Bay Settlement Johnson tl T .las. Whiteside 863 144 Big Black River Vt ai ten Ms T P-. fa/ c 1165 157 Big Eagle Scott K Thos. S. Theobald Big Flat '1 ioga N Y Robert Miller 288 253 Big Lick Botetourt \ a John Muse 266 211 Big Muddy Creek Randolph 11 T Clem. l)avis 853 Big Rock River -VI Daniels 1360 Big Spring A 956 194 Big Springs Washington ■id Ja. Kirkpatrick 86 110 Billerica Middlesex s Jonathan Bowers 456 18 Birdsville Burke G SamuelBird 66u Birmingham Huntingdon P Thomas Stewart 213 Blackburn Springs Jackson T Benj Blackburn 667 126 Black Heath Randolph 11 T Wm. Alexander 946 Black Horse Burlington N J John Aaronson 17o 12 Black Horse Tavern Chester P W allace Boyd 16 u Black Lick Indiana P Andrew Brown 199 193 Black Rock Niagara N Y James L. Barton 419 302 Blacks & Whites Nottoway Va John S Morgan 188 82 Blacksburg Montgomery Ya 307 Black Stocks Chester S C Wm. M ’Donald 47o 48 Black Swamp St. Peters S C W. H. Lawton 644 223 Black Walnut Halifax Ya Jas. Adkinson 256 Black Warrior Falls A lour 195 Black Water Princess Ann Ya Thomas Lawrence 156 Bladensburg Pr. George’s Md IV. B. Jackson 6 45 Blacksburg Montgomery Ya 307 Blairsville York SC John Blair 45c 86 Blakely Mobile A 1097 75 Blandtbrd Hampshire Ms Amos M. Collins 381 198 Bledsoe c. h. Bledsoe T Samuel Terry 647 Blenheim Schoharie NY Nathan P. Tvier 3 72 73 Block House Seneca N Y Randolph Wells Bloody Run Bedford P John Reiley 191 113 Bloom Columbia O Thomas Miller Bloomfield Somerset .Me Joseph Locke 645 CO 165 Mlsrsaxs Office. County. State. Post-Masters. Dist. Wa. City from State ■afi. BloomfiSfld Crawford D 339 323 Bloomfield Essex N J Jos. S. Dodd 222 Bloomfield Loudon Va Stephen Gregg Bloomfield Trumbull 0 Ephraim Brown 346 Bloomfield Nelson Edmund Guthrie 6ul oo Bloomfield Pickaway o George Bogart Blooming Grove Orange N Y Samuel Moffat 258 111 Bloomingsburg Sullivan N Y Janies Lockwood 283 100 Bloomingsburg Fayette 0 Archd. Stewart Bloomingron Munroe In 63 7 Bloomsburg Northumbrld. P John Park 190 77 Bloomburg Halifax Va Samuel Watkins 286 Bloomsbury Hunterdon N J Henrv Jones 200 46 Blountsville Sullivan T James Rhea 428 109 Biountville G J. Blount Blue HH1 Hancock Me Andrew Witham 693 139 Bluff Springs Jefferson M Armstrong Ellis 1231 31 Boatman Trumbull O Samuel Swan 286 Boat Run Clermont 0 Ebenezer Newton 52: Boat Yard or Rossvil. Sullivan T John Lynn 45„ 91 Bold Fountain Charlotte Va James Snead 253 Bolton . Chittenden Vt Jamies Whitcomb 507 18 Bolton Worcester Ms Amos Parker 45. 340 Bolton Tolland Ct Saul Alvord 355 12 Bolton Warren N Y Samuel Brown 518 69 Bond c. h. Bond 11 786 60 Bono JYashington In 656 Bon-Peaw White ii T. XV. Gray Boone c h. Boone K Willis Graves 521 Boone’s Mills White ii 818 Booneton Morris N J Richard Faesch 244 96 Boonnsboro’ Washington Md H. Locker, Jr. . 6 92 Booneville Oneida N Y Peter Schuyler 422 124 Boothbay Lincoln Me Edmund -Wilson 613 59 Booth’s Ferry Harris Va 261 Booth’s Store Clark A 1330 8 Bordentown Burlington N J Thomas Lawrence 174 7 Boscawen Hillsboro’ N H Timothy Dix 514 9 Boston Suffolk Ms Aaron Hill 436 Bottle Kill Morris N J Abraham Britten i 231 87 Bound'orook Somerset N J John H. Vorh?is 1 200 32 166 Gfflcc. County. Slate. Post Mi asters . j Dial, from ll'tt. [ Slat City.'. Caf. Bowdoin Lincoln Me Moses Starbird Bow doinham Lincoln Me Svms Gardner 590 37 Bowers Southampton Va lesse Lankford Bowers Essex Ya M illiam Smith 129 Bow liner Green Caroline Ya Wilscn Allen 80 41 Bowling- Green Barren K San.uel Campbell 702 161 Bev. man’s Creek N Y Jos. Carson Bowyersville Southampton Va C. Bowyer 224 94 Boyd’s New bury S C Archibald Boyd 520 Boyd’s Creek Sevier T Andrew Cowan 511 40 Boyd’s Landing- Caldwell 11 Poydstown Mecklenburg Va Philip Rainey 297 Boyle Ontario N Y Samuel Felt 396 226 Boxford Essex Ms Parker SpafTorJ 4-67 33 Braceville Trumbull 0 Aurin Stone 317 Bradford Orange Yt David Hartwell 505 35 Bradford Essex Ms W Greenough, jr. 472 38 Bradford Hillsboro’ N H L. l.BAlev ‘ 514 26 Bradley Halt Pr. William Va S. G. Hancock 33 Bredleysville Litchfield Ct H Wadsworth 329 34 Bradleysville Sumpter S C Root. Muldrow 451 Brainard’s Bridge Rensselear N Y Samuel Morton 409 16 Braintrem Luzerne P Daniel Sterling 266 158 Brandon Rutland Yt John Conant 465 75 Branndvwine Manor Chester IP David Dennv 138 62 Branford New Haven Ct Jonathan Barker 311 43 Brattlebcro’ Windham Yt Asa Green 427 m Breakabeen Schoharie N Y L. J. Patchin ) Brentwood Rockingham N 11 E Robinson 521 oo Brevelle Natchitoches La P. S. Compere 300 Brewer Hancock Me John Brewer 696 Browster Barnstable Ms Joseph Simpson 493 T6 Briceianel Loads Washington P Jas. Briceland 251 1 237 J rick House, Montg Sussex N J 1 Samuel Hall 37 7 ; 93 Brick MeetingHouse Cecil Md Isreal White 102 , 94 l.ridgbrch orBridgv Sussex D ; \Ym. Hudson 132 53 Eridgehampton Suffolk N Y ! Samuel H. Rose 336 253 Bridgeport Fail-field Ct Jesse Sterling 286 59 ] ridgeport (Harrison Ya Peter Link £65 180 Bridgetown (Cumberland Me ■Saniuel Andrews 5S9, 42 Office. County. State. Post-J\lasters. Dist. 11 a. City. from bh.te Cup. ! Bridgetown Cumberland N J Curtis Ogden 173 71 Bridgewater Grafton K H M. H. Bradley 531 29 Bridgewater Plymouth Ms J. M. Goodwin 468 28 Bridgewater Oneida N Y Willard Grafts 401 88 Bridgeport Addison Vt Rufus Harris 468 74 Brighton Middlesex Ms Noah Worcester Brighton Ontario In 1 Y Janna Ilolton 391 223 Uri infiekl Hampshire Ms Stephen Pynehen 3 75 75 Brinkleysville Halifax N C HObert Brinkley 225 Bristol Lincoln Me Aaron Blaney 60S 55 Bristol Addison Vt Josiah Otis 482 43 Bristol Bristol K I David A. Leonard 424 15 Bristol Hartford Ct Lott Newell 731 16 Bristol Ontario N Y Joe! M. Parks 374 218 Bristol Bucks P John Priestley 157 142 Britton’s Store Bertie N C J. Murdaugh 230 Broadalbm Mong-omery N Y D. Smith 493 45 Broad Creek Queen Ann Md Isaac Parker 50 10 Broadfield Westmorlr.d. Ya John Redmond 90 97 Broken Straw Crawford P 362 Brookfield Worcester Ms Chenev Reid 396 59 Brookfield Fairfield Ct R. B. Ruggles 305 59 Brookfield Madison N y Madison Clark 348 90 Brookfield l'rumbull 0 Isaac Flower 325 Brookfield Orange ✓ Vt Horace Steel Brookhaven Suffolk N Y B. Hutchinson 306 224 Brook Hill Montgomery T Wm. Trigg 821 240 Brooklyn Windham Ct A. White, jun. 3 77 46 Broklyn Kings N Y Joel Bunce 228 146 Brocks Hancock Me 668 Brookville Montgomery Md Caleb Bentley 22 55 Brookville Franklin In Nathan I). Gallion 521 133 Broome, or Bristol Schoharie N Y Elijah Hawley 360 (2 Broomfield York Me Joseph Howard 575 40 Brownlielum Huron 0 Henry Brown Brownington Orleans Vt Jos. Robinson 571 100 Brownings Store Va C. D. Browning Brownsburg Washington T 462 98 Brownsburg Rockbridge Ya Charles Hyde 196 148 Brown’s Corner Kennebeck Me Benj. Browning 618 65 Brown’s Mill -Mifflin P Wm. Brown ji-. 161 62 168 Office. Cmi nty. •Stale. Post-.Masters. Hst. Va. City. from 'Slate Cup. Brown’s Mills Washington ) Sami. Brown Br wn’s Store Franklin Ca G. G. Hendrick 261 Brown’s Store Caswell X C Tchn II. Brown 277 Brownstov.n Tackson n Tohn Meh.oy 622 Brown’s Turnpike Vh email e Va T’. H. Brown 159 118 Brownsville teffevson V Y George Brown 4 77 181 Brownsville Favctte P Jacob Bouman 211 198 Brownsville Marlborough s c Tames It. Irwin 429 148 Brownsville Jackson [1 912 108 Bniceville Knox [n Brunswick Oxford Me Jotham Stone 581 27 Brunswick F.ssex Vt 595 Brunswick Glvnn G Thomas M inn 747 198 Brutus Cavuga N Y Rufus Sheldon 400 161 Bryan c h Brvan G Joseph Stilwel 672 206 B, want's X Roads .Northampton N C Henry Abington 325 231 Brydie’s Store Lunenburg Va Charles Brvdie 225 110 Buckevtown Frederick Md Daniel Euckey Btickfield Oxford Me Benj Spalding 61o 59 Buckhanan Harrison Va Edw. H. Jackson 239 232 Buckltorn Falls Chatliam N C George Luther S15 Buckingham Bucks P E. Wilkinson 16 7 111 Buckingham c h Buckingham Va Robert Shaw 190 Bucklancl Pr. William Va William Brooks 41 143 Bucksport Hancock pie Henry Little 676 122 Buck Tavern Delaware P Jonathan Miller BiifPalo Niagara N Y 431 298 Buffalo Mason [Va L. A. Washington 392 344 Beaula Cambria IP Francis Wilson 235 Bulletsburg Boone |K ijohn Husor ol7 Bulltown Harrison Va 2/ 4 Burdette Tompkins N V Joseph Carson Burgetstown Washington jP David V. ilkin 24S 2 06 Burke Caledonia Vt Ashel Burrington 554 So Burkesvilte Cumberland K Milton King Burlington Chittenden Vt Almond M amer 5 r >] 40 Burlington. Middlesex Ms John M alker 47( 15 Burliicgton Hartford Ct W ait Lowry o4- lb Burlington Otsego N Y Artemas Sheldon 36 3 80 Burlington Burlington N .T Stephen C. L sLcl 16 on 2 1 3 - o-; 569 Office. County State. Post-Mast&bs. JJist IV a City. from State Cap. Burton Geauga 0 Peter F>. Beall 33S Burtonsville Orang-e Ya Benjamin Burton 109 103 Buskirk’s Bridge At ashington N Y Solomon Smith 432 Butgy Town Northampton Pa Simon Butgy j Butler Butler P William Gibson 230 242 Butternut Otsego N Y Benajah Davis 353 94 Buxton York ?.Ie Samuel Cutts 569 15 Cabel c h Cabell A'a Benjamin Maxey 426 60 Cabin Point Surry Va Walter Spratley 171 49 Cabot Caledonia Yt Jeremiah Warner 534 60 Cadiz Harrison 0 Joseph Harris 302 124 Cadron Arkansas M T 1084 165 Cahaba Falls L 972 210 Cahaba Balias A T Jacob P. Turner Cahokia St. Clair 11 John Hays 978 Ca Ira Cumberland Ya E. J. Carrington 185 62 Cairo, or Canton Green N Y Daniel Sayre 34' 41 Cairo, or Craig Fort Sumner T John Brown 722 179 Calais Washington Ale Steuben Brewer 843 239 Calais Washington Vt G. AVheelock 535 Caldwell Warren N Y Halsey Rogers 415 59 Caldwell’s Bridge Franklin r Thomas AVestall Caledonia Gennessee N Y Don. McDonald 378 245 Callaghan’s Bath Va I John Callaghan 25" 2o2 ! Calland’s Store Pittsylvania Va Bowker Calland 219 183 ! Caliesville K Cambrav, or Gover- St. Lawrence N Y iRchd. Townsend 489 198 ; Cambridge [neur Franklin Yt Elisha Burgess 514 38 1 Cambridge Middlesex Ms Joseph S. Read 435 3 ! Cambridge Washington N Y jPaul Dennis 380 ! Cambridge Dorchester Md Janies Chaplain 97 61 Cambridge Abbeville S C John M’Kellar 595 88 1 Cambridge Guernsey o jcyrus B Beatty 30 d 85 Camden Lincoln Me ;Benj. Cushing 650 96 , Camden Oneida N Y 425 125 1 Camden Kent D II. M’Clvment 132 3 j Camden Kershaw S C Isaac Smith 47i .35 Camillus Onondaga N Y David Munro 41 ‘ 151 Campbell c h (Campbell Ya Nath. Venable 2U 144 Cambell’s Grove jlredell N C A. A Campbell 44- Campbell’s Mills Abbeville S C jjames Cobb 60 a 123 iro Ofice. County. State. \JHst. Posi-T’ilaslers. ■, IVa. ■ " |C7 ty. from Stale Cafj. Campbell’s Station Knox T David Campbell 556 15 Campbells ville Green K Pleasant Kirtly 654 89 Campbellto’.vn Steuben >. Y Robert Campbell 28b 253 Cambria Niagara N Y Eli. Harris 451 310 CampVille Spartanburg S C James Camp Canaan Grafton N H James Arven 515 70 Canaan Essex Yt Benj. F. Ingham 582 179 Canaan Somerset Me Isaac Adams 646 92 Canaan Litchfield Ct • Wm. Douglas 55t 41 Canaan Columbia N Y Caleb M. fitch 367 27 Canajoliarie Bridge Montgomery N Y Martin Roof 418 74 Canandaigua Ontario N Y John C. Spencer ooo 203 Cunasaraga Madison N Y David Beecker 425 J3J Canberry Creek Montgomery N Y Samuel Riddle Candia Rockingham N H Moses Fitts 515 15 Candor Tioga N Y Abel Hart 328 215 Caneadea Alleghany N Y Levi Benjamin 346 262 Canfield Trumbull 0 E. Wadsworth 291 190 Canisteo Steuben N Y Geavge Cornell 318 263 Canoe Camp Tioga P Amos Spencer 240 Canoe Creek A T Yevion Bennett Canonsburg Washington P Andrew Munro 244 231 Canterbury Rockingham N H Jos. M Harper 513 8 Canterbury Windham Ct Stephen Coit 3/1 40 Canterbury Orange N Y Nathaniel Barton Canterbury Kent D Bened Anderson 126 9 Canton Norfolk Ms Silas Kinsley 448 15 Canton or W.Simsbu- Hartford Ct Jared Mills, jun. 351 13 Canton [ry St. Lawrence N Y Daniel Campbell 514 224 Canton Starke 0 Samuel Coulter 318 150 Cantwell’s Bridge New Castle 0 John Moody 116 24 Cape Girardeau C Girandan M T Joseph M’Ferren 927 131 Cape May c h Cape May N J Nathaniel Holms 218 111 Cape Vincent Jefferson N Y 498 206 Cepeti.na Creek Bellmont 0 J. Moore 312 Captain John’s Mills Montgomery Md 42 Carlisle Schoharie N Y E. Huntingdon 384 40 Carlisle Cumberland P Rt. Lsmberton 101 13 Carlisle Bourbon IV Jesse Bouldin 531 Carlisle Nicholas K 531 56 Carlisle j Washington in Thos. F. Herbert 171 Office. County. Stale. Post . llaslers . Dist from tVa. \ State City.' Cap. Carlisle Sullivan r in James Watson Carmel Somerset Me 67 0 116 Carmel Putnam N Y Walter Todd 314 C'armi White 11 T Jas Ratclifi 831 Carnesville Franklin G Wm. Ferrell 6o4 110 Carpenter’s Point Orange N Y Francis Kelley 269 123 Carson’s Tavern Hamilton O Wm. J. Carson ! Carter’s store Halifax Va Samuel Carter 290 167 Cartersville Cumberland Va John Daniel 171 48 Carthage Jefferson N Y Chester Hoadley Carthage Moore N C Benjamin Person Carthage Smith T Andrew Allison 591 143 Carver Plymouth Ms James Ellis 447 43 CashClap Settlement Johnson L John B. Murray 997 Cashville Spartanburg S C Ster S. Westmrld. Cassell’s store Amelia Va John St. Clair 173 50 Castleton 4 Corners Yt Castine Hancock Me Benjamin Hook 693 139 Castleton Rutland Yt Samuel Molton 434 90 Castleton Richmond N Y James Guvou 22‘J 154 Castleton Renssalear N Y J . L. Hogeboom 357 9 Caswell q h Caswell N C The mas Graves 307 100 Catahola Rapine L Robert Hall 1 128 259 Catawissee N’thumbrlnd. P John Clarke 184 77 Catherlnstown Tioga N Y Geo. Mills, jun. 319 2 35 Catlettsburg Greenup K Horatio Catlett 435 157 Cato Cayuga N Y William Crowell 394 179 Cats Creek Mills Washington O D. W. Wheelock 327 Catskill Green N Y T. 0. H. Croswell 33u 31 Caughnewago Monttromerv N Y Thomas Edwards 404 43 Cawline Tioga N Y Joseph Speed Cavendish Windsor Vt Addison Fletcher 451 73 Cavesville Orange Va Robert Cave 119 Cayuga Cayucra N Y E. Willard 263 178 Cazenovia Madison N Y J. N. M. Hurd 386 110 Cedar C. Mouth Franklin K JamesBrenham Cedar Creek Frederick Va John W. Bavlis Cedar Creek N Y War;. Homack Cedar Shoal \ S C Samuel M’Creery Cedarville Cumberland * N J Am. W estcott, j un. 191 79 Centre Furnace Centre P James Johnson 179 177 ' Office. County. State. Poit-.'Wasters. T list, from 1 Va. Slate ily. Cap. Chesterfield c h Chesterfield Va John P. Crump 138: 15 | Chesterfield c h Chesterfield S C John Craig 439 1U Chestertown Kent Nld Tohn Somerville 8J 67 Chesterville Kennebeck Me 1. B. Lowell 637 SO Chichester Rockingham N Id Benj. Emmery Chickasaw Agency A T William Cook 988 272 Chickisawhay Greene M T Elisha Morgan 1j98 165 Chilicothe Ross 0 W Creighton, sr 407; 42 ■ China Grove Georgetown s c Benj. N. Pitnron 469. 124 China Kennebunk Me Japhet Washburn Chookta-.v Agency A John M’Kee 1147 113 Chocktaw Trading A Geo. S. Gains i J63 Chota [House Blount T Arthur H. Henle} 853 33 Christiana New Castle D George Pratt 130 5 7 ; Christiansville Mecklenburg Va William Reed 251 12S Church Hill Queen Ann’s Aid William Jacobs 80 40 Church Hill Spartanburg S C Wm. Shackleford 544 96 Church Hill Abbeville S C James Gamble Churchvilie Middlesex A’a W. V. Montague Churchtown Lancaster P Edward Davis 137 55 Cincinnati Hamilton 0 William Burke 504 109 Cincinnatus Courilandt N A' James Tanner 354 145 Cinthiania Harrison K James Finley 526 56 Circleville Pickaway 0 Peter Apple 425 24 City Point Pr. George A'a .1 H. Peterson 158 36 Claremont Cheshire N H John Tappan 472 52 Clarence Niagara N V Otis U Hopkins 412 283 Clarendon Rutland A't Caleb Hall 43 o C lari don Geauga 0 Cotton Kellogg Clarksborotigh lackson G Asa Vacuum 689 75 Clarksburg •tontgomerv Aid W. Wilson of Jno 28 68 Clarksburg Harrison jVa Wilham A\ illiams 2 27 825 Clark’s Perry Cumberland P Joseph Duncan 128 15 Clarkston Rockland P. D '.V. Smith 261 124 Clarksville Greene David Burton 264 Clarksville Hontgomerv T James El ler 762 272 Clarksville KingSf Queei A'a John Clark Clarksville Clinton O Jacob Longstrath Claysville Washington P 246 Clayton’s Store Campbell Va 234 Cleveland Cayahoga ' 0 A. W. AValworth 387 1 L4 Office. County. •State. Post-Blasters. Dist- il a. City. from State Cap. Clement Town Amelia Va Thomas Mumford 189 45 Clement Columbia N Y William Wilson 325 45 Clifford Susquehanna P John Kent 299 199 Clinton Kennebeck Me Gershom Flagg 635 81 Clinton Oneida N Y Ebenezer Griffin 383 65 Clinton Knox O S. H. Smith 409 60 Clinton Jones G Robert M’Carthy 697 Clinton Anderson T Arthur Grozier 559 18 Clintonville Onandaga N Y Manassa Eaton Clockville Madison N Y 403 Clouerli Mills Laure ns 3 C Rebecca Mills 540 Clever Dale Botetourt Va 'William Gordon 20 7 159 Clover Garden Chatham N C Richard Freeman 316 57 Coal Mines Chesterfield Va David Mead 135 12 Coalsmouth Kenhawa Ya Benjamin Cole • Coatesville Chester P Isaac Coats 144 Cobleskille Schoharie N Y P. Van Steenburg 570 39 Cobscook Washington Vie 795 241 Cochran’s Store Person N C Wm. M’Kissack 304 57 Cochransville Chester P Caleb James 129 60 Cod’s Ferry tV abash 11 T P. Wilkerson 833 Coevman’s Albana N Y Levi Blaisdell 349 12 Coffey’s Ferry Pulaski K Joel Whiteside 655 CofFeeviile Clark M T Greenhury Taylor Cohas se Norfolk Ms Joel Willcutt 461 129 Cobocton Steuben N Y Jno. Bennett, jun Colchester New London Ct S. A. Peters 351 23 Colchester Delaware N Y Abel Downes 368 119 Cold Spring Cape May N J Ezekiel Stevens 228 121 Cold Stream Mills Hampshire Ya S P. White 100 223 Colebrook Grafton N II Thomas Flanders v Colebrook Litchfield Ct Selah Treat 375 36 Coleraine Franklin Ms S. Coolidge 420 109 Coleraine Bertie N C Josiah Holleyl 261 174 Coles worth Kenhawa Ya William Cole Colesville Broome N Y Nathan’l Cole 300 165 Coles Woodford K Rich’d Cole Colesville Montgomery Md James Yoldnier 15 55 Colesville Chesterfield Ya J. F. Branch 154 31 Columbia Washington Me Thomas Ruggles 657 203 Columbia Sussex N Y 'P. B. Shaffer 176 Office. County . Suite. Post blasters. imr. He. Cilu. from State Cap. Collinsville Hun'ingdon O dobert M’Namara 215 Columbia Coos N H lias. Thompson 57' 143 Columbia Windham Ct . C. Hosmer 354 22 Columbia St. Lawrence N Y Vs t Lord 524 254 Columbia Lancaster P olin Mathiot 9s 46 Columbia Fluvanna Va a. Shepherd 151 52 Columbia Hamilton 0 : homas Mears 507 Columbia Richland S C Samuel Green 50" Columbia Maury T I. Depriest 790 251 Columbia Gibson In John W. Grissom 72 5 20 Columbia c k Columbia G lames Caiev 607 104 Columbia Tyrrell N C Jerryh. Wvnne Columbiana Columbiana 0 lohn Dixon 296 Columbian Grove Lunenburg Va Geo. L. Gee 229 80 Columbus Chenango N Y Joshua Lamb 35/ 92 Columbus Franklin O Joel Buttles 416 Columbus ch Whites- Columbus N C James B. White 470 113 Compton [ville Grafton • N II John Rodgers 548 53 Concord Rockingham N H Joseph Low 505 Concord Essex Vt John Fry 544 Concord Middlesex Ms John Leys 456 18 Concord Sussex D Thomas Adams 143 50 Concord Franklin P Edward Doyle 124 72 Concord Campbell Va Moses Carson 220 118 Concord or Cabarras Cabarras N C John Travis oho 143 Concordia [c h Concordia L Samuel Thornbury 1284 215 Conneaut Ashtabula 0 Joshua Z. Cozens 233 Connellsville Favetle P Celeb Trover 200 175 Connersville Franklin In Joshua Harlan Conrad’s store Rockingham Va George Conrad 161 Constable Franklin N Y John Hunsdon 567 221 Constantia Acadia L Joseph Cronstandt 1315 Conway Strafford V H John Hill 555 67 Contvav Franklin Ms Christian Armes 4 106 Conwavborough Horrv o C Henry Durant 453 153 Cunningham Luzerne P Conrad Harman 210 Cook’s Law Office Elbert G John Tate 654 Cook’s Town Westmorel’d P 219 Cook’s Settlement St Geneville Mo T Win. Shaw Cooper’s Ferry Gloucester N J Rich’d M. Cooper 141 32 Coper’s Town Otsego IN Y Lawr. M Narnee 37/ 66 177 Office. County. State. Post Ji fosters. Diet, from If a. | State Citu . Cii.ti. Coosawhatchy Beaufort S C Abra. I. Roberts 624 193 Cootstown Berks P Henry Heist 161 79 Corinth Hancock Me 696 Corinth Orange Vt Jacob Brown 515 63 Corinth Penobscot Me Isaac Hodgdon Cornish York \Ie Simeon Pease 561 31 Cornish Cheshire ST H Harvey Chase 475 51 Corn’s store Patrick Va Jesse Corn Cornville Somerset Me 651 Cornwall Litchfield Ct George Wheaton 33i 38 Cornwall Bridge Litchfield Ct William Lewis 33b 41 Cortlandt Cavuga V Y Luther Rice 38. 146 Cortiandt Village Cortlandt N Y Oliver Mis wall 386 144 Corydon Harrison In Richard M. Heth 63. 108 Coshocton Sullivan -V Y James Jackson 317 Coshocton Coshocton 0 Adam Johnson 362 90 Cotile Cotile L Francis Hendersor Cote Sans Dessiem St Charles Mo T Jesse Evans, jun. Cotton Port Limestone A 901 308 Coventry Tolland Ct Silas Hibbard 35. 15 Coventry Chenango N Y Russel Waters 33o 148 Covington Tioga P Thomas Putnam 252 133 Covington Campbell K H. M. Beckner 512 Covington St. Tammany L Jonathan Gilmore 1107 33 Covington N Y Bennedict Brooks Courtlandt Town Westchester N Y Lyman Cook Courtwrght Fairfield O J. D Courtright 426 Cowpersport Potter Pa Jno King Coweta A 799 233 Cowper’s Hill Robertson N C Malcom M’Xair 341 CoXsackie Green N Y Ralph Barker 341 20 Coxe’s Ferry 11 D. Anderson Crab Bottom or Hulls Pendleton Ya Nath. Pendleton 2L Crab Orchard Washington Va John Thompson 366 Crab Orchard Lincoln K Archibald Shanks 609 64 Craftsbury Orleans Vt Augustus Young 55. 98 Craigies Mills Oxford Ms Cyrus Shaw * Cranberry liddlesex N J Nathaniel Hunt 19 23 Cranesville Jackson In James Crane Creek Agency Baldwin G 73£ 63 M 178 OJjice. County. State. Pust-J\lasten. bn'.. 11 a City. J*m Siaie Cap. C resap burg Alleghany Aid Marcus Moore 12 7 167 Cretvsville Hanover Va Lemuel Crew 109 55 Crichton’s store Brunswick Va J imes Clucton 177 Croghan’s Gap Cumberland p John Clarke Crooked Crk. Bridge Armstrong p Robert C. Preble 196 190 Cross Anchor Spartanburg s c Burrel Bobo 51 > 81 Crosby Hamilton 0 Israel Buel 525 107 ■Crosby Hancock Me 674 120 Cross Kevs Southampton Va Samuel Johnston 210 69 Cross Kevs Union s c Barnam Bobo 519 75 Cross River West Chester N Y Thomas Smith 281 136 Cross Plains Fayette K Simeon Bledsoe Cross Plains Greenville SC Jno. H. Joice Crown Point Essex X Y 452 96 Crowsville Spartanburg s c Isaac Crow 551 Crugerstown Frederick Md Fred. C. Hase 55 87 Cuckooville Louisia Va Robert Barret 124 60 Culpeper c h Culpeper V’a John C AVilliams 77 117 Cumberland Alleghany Md Samuel Smith 135 173 Cumberland c li Cumberland Ya 179 56 Cumberland Ford Knox K 542 138 Cumberland Gap Claiborne r Wm. M’Henry 527 72 Cunningham’s store Person N C John Garner 224 Cunnington Hampshire Ms Robert Dawes Cuny Waugh Isle ot Wight Va John Lawrence Curretuck c h Curretuck X C John Mackie 263 243 Ourven’s Lawrence M 1141 Cutchogue Suffolk X Y Benjamin Case 340 C '. press Bridge Chatham X C Edward Prince Dagsborough Sussex D George Truitt 144 51 Dalmatia Northumb’kl P Martin A. Stock Dalton Coos X H Edward Reid 559 125 Dalton Berkshire Ms J. Chamberlain, jr. 377 129 Damascus Montgomery Md Edward Hughes 41 YJ Danbury Fairfield Ct Zalman Wildman 297 55 Danbv Rutland Vt Augustus Mulford 43 o 107 Danby Tioga N Y labez Uccis 335 Danoey’s store Northampton X C |James T. Sykes 216 124 Dandrtdge Jefferson T Hugh Martin 526 3J ’ Daniel's Lot Xasll X C ‘sham Daniel Daniel’s store Granville X C AVocd.son Daniel 179 ! Office. County. State. Posi-fMastet's. /list. Wa. C<Ym. Iloi-sefield 179. 88 Emersonville Gibson In lesse Emerson 753 26 Kmetjsburg Frederick Md loseph Hughes 66 96 Enfield Grafton N II Robert Cochran 5U7 42 Enfield Hartford Ct Lorrain T. Pease 354 17 Enfield Halifax N C lames Overstreet «2ob 110 Englishtown Monmouth N J John M’Chesnev Enosburg Franklin Vt Solomon Williams 532 56 Ennisville Huntingdon Pa James Ennis Euplirata Lancaster P John Gross 124 37 Epping Rockingham N H George W. Plainer 499 29 Epscnr Rockingham N H Samuel Morrell 517 12 Erie or Presque Isle Erie P Robert Knox o5*x 366 Erieville Madison N Y Samuel Duncan Erwina Bucks P Hugh Erwin 184 127 Ewinv lie Rutherford N C Hugh Quin 461 Esperance Schoharie N Y John F. Gassley 3 64 28 Essex Essex N Y Dean Edson 48- 136 Estill c h Estill K James Trimble 555 67 Estopatchy Elver Washington A Laughlin M'Kay 1116 229 Evansville Monroe A SSu 142 Evansville Vanderburg n Ansel Wood Evansburg Crawford Pa Jno. M’Namara Everett’s House Lewis K John D. Everitt Evershum Burlington N J Samuel Swain 151 43 Euclid Cayahoga 0 William Coleman 395 182 Ewinville Christian K Finis Ewing 749 196 Exeter Rockingham N H John W. Giiman 489 39 Exeter Otsego N Y lared Munson 398 187 Exeter Luzerne P Elijah Aires 237 129 Fabius Onondaga N Y Tonathan Stanley o/ o 126 Factories Hampden Ms Uriah Ferre Eairbluff Columbus N C lolm Macgiil 420 Fairfax ivennebeck Me loel 'Wellington 645 92 Fairfax Franklin Yt Hamp. LovegTO’- e 516 40 Fairfax c h Fairfax Ya W. P. Richardson 15 133 Fairfield Kennebeck Me Ebenez. Lawrence 634 81 Fairfield Franklin Vt Bradley Barlow 526 185 Office. County. State. Dist. Post Masters. Ji a, : City. from State Cap. Fail-field Fairfield Ct David Judson 282 55 Fairfield Herkimer N Y Wm. D. Ford 421 81 Fairfield or Miller’s Adams P Ezra Blythe 83 52 Fairfield Rockbridge Va James Scott 191 148 Fairfield Columbia G Francis Shepperd Fairfield or Roberts’ Putnam G John Lamar 685 Fail-field Greene 0 John Grofier 2 77 131 Fairfield Nelson K Thomas R. Elder Fair Haven Rutland Vt Geo. Warren 436 95 Fairlee Orange Vt Lane. H. Granger 499 51 Fair Port Geauga 0 Sevmon Austin Fairtown Cumberland N J James Clark 187 75 Fair Vale or N.Grnvl. Washington N Y John Kirtland 423 67 Fair View Erie P James Dunn 422 Falls Black Warrior A 1059 Falling Waters Berkley \ r a John Gregg Fall River Bristol Ms Abraham Bowen Fallstown Iredell N C William Falls 416 151 Falmouth Barnstable Ms Charles Sanford 490 68 Falmouth Ni Barnstable Ms Ebenezer Nye Falmouth Stafford Va Philip Alexander 56 67 Falmouth Pendleton K John Bennett 543 58 Fannetsburg Franklin P James Swenev 109 66 Farley Mills King & Queen Va James C. New 148 50 Farleysville Charlotte Va Henry F. Farley 233 Farmer Seneca N Y Peter Rappleve 334 210 Farmington Kennebeck Me Timothy Johnson 649 92 Farmington Falls Xennebeck Me Svlvanus Allen Farmington Trurnbul 0 Daniel Taff Farmington Stafford N H Neliem. Eastman 522 46 Farmington Hartford Ct Samuel Richards 334 9 Farmington Ontario N Y 362 Farmville Pr. Edward Va Thomas A. Morton 201 78 Farnham Richmond Va tolin Burke 146 86 Fauquier c h Fauquier iVa Richard Baker 51 124 Fawceltstown Columbiana ,o William C. Larwill 43 J 176 Fayette Kennebeck Me Soloman Bates, jr. 631 62 Fayetteville Lincoln !T J. P. M’Connell 748 206 Fayetteville Cumberland N C John M’Rae 348 60 Fayetteville lOnanda^a IN Y J. XV. H\ de Fawcet’s store !n c C. F. Fawcett 86 Office. County. State. Post-Masters. T)ist. lia. City. from Stale Ca/i. Feeding Hills Hampden Ms Alfred Flo .vers 364 114 Feestown Clermont o Arthur Fee 462 Feliciana Feliciana La Wm. H. Bowder 1313 163 Femme Osage Mo Jas. B. Calloway lw2u Ferguson’s Ferry Johnson 11 848 Ferrv Hill Mecklenburg Va James \ancey 26v 143 Field’s Mills Brunswick Va Wilson Turbylill 186 63 Fincaslle Botetout Va Geo. Backus 244 194 Findleysville Mecklenburg N C John Findley 486 Fireplace Suffolk N Y Nath. Miller 298 215 Fisher’s Field N Id John Straw Fisher’s Store Clark A 1042 20 Fishing Creek I'vler Va Prestlev Martin 326 Fishing Creek Wilkes N C John Cunningham 46v Fishing Creek Cape May V J Robt. Edmonds Fishingford ^ Roads Bedford r Richard Hooper 831 252 Fishkill Out chess N Y Jos. .1 . Jackson 286 89 Fishkill Landing Outchess M Y Thomas Lawrence 283 94 Fitchburg 'V ore ester Ms Calvin Willard 450 48 Fitz William Cheshire N H Jonas Robeson 438 73 Flagg Spring Campbell IV 1. G. Lindsey 514 83 Flat Rush •ling’s N Y Abrm. A andever 25j 5 Flemming Creek K James Parks Flemingsburg Fleming Iv App. E. Ballard 518 96 Fleming’s Wayne In Peter Fleming 480 174 Flemington lunterdon N J Jno. Maxwell, jr 193 23 Flinn’s Fork Caldwell K J.B Pemberton 79 6 Florence luron 0 Eli S. Barnum Florence .audadale A T Jno. Craig Florida ) range N Y iSamuel S. Seward 253 105 Florida Montgomery X Y iGeorge Smith 255 35 Florida lighland O 42/ 43 Florisant it. Louis Mo 1020 20 Flood’s Buckingham Va Thomas Trent 210 108 Floyd c h Floyd K. John Havens 621 134 Flushing Belmont o jSaml. Holloway Ford’s Amite M T John Ford 1199 162 Fork Richland s c John Falconer 531 25 Fork Shoals, or R Greenville s c John H. Harrison 541 107 Forrest’s Store[R- do .Montgomery N C Abrm. Forrest Fort Ann Washington N Y Joseph M. Bull 416 69 187 1 __13 Hist, from 1 Office. County. State. Post-Jllasters. IVa. State City. Cap. Fort Claiborne Ciark A Andrew Mitchell 1022 jFovt Covington Clinton N Y James B. Spencer 575 Fort Dale Monroe A T Fort Defiance Wilkes N C Edmund Jones 407 -230 Fort Edward Washington N Y John F. Gandall 404 48 Fort Harrison Sullivan In Curtis Gilbert Fort Hawkins Ockmtilgee G John Jerrison 703 33 Fort Jackson Monroe A Walter R. Ross 899 147 1 Fort Meigs Logan 0 Almon Gibbs 523 134 (Fort Miller < Washington N Y Seneca G. Bragg 594 38 ' Ft. Mitchell, see Cow- A T Ft. Montgomery [eta Clark A John Pearce 1J58 40 | Fort St. Phil p Plaquemine L G W. Carmichael 1.535 j| Fort Stoddart Baldwin A Harrv Toulmin i.056 255 Foster Providence R I Theodore Foster 423 14 Foster’s Ferry Sussex N J Julius Foster 240 95 Fotheringay Montgomery Va George Hancock 288 200 Foulkstown Columbiana 0 Samuel Creswell 291 180 Four Corners Oswego N Y Joseph Torrv Four Corners Lincoln Me Jonathan Grcely Four Mile Branch Barnwell S C James Wilson 600 Foxborougli Norfolk Ms Noah Hobart 435 23 Framingham Middlesex Ms Jonathan Maynard 415 21 Francistown Hillsborough N H Robert Nesmith 496 33 Franconia Grafton N H Elijah Davis 538 86 Frankford Philadelphia P Henry Comly 142 4 Frankfofd Hampsnire Va Jacob Stog'slager 119 230 Frankfort Hancock Me Alexander Milhkiii 676 124 Frankfort Franklin K Daniel Weisiger 565 Franklin Franklin vt Paul Gates 541 Franklin New London Ct Amaza Hyde 370 33 Franklin Delaware N Y Simeon Goodman 346 115 Franklin Franklin Venango Warren P 0 John Broadfoot J. N. C. Schenck 287 496 299 88 Franklin orPendl. c h Pendleton Va Samuel B. Hall 190 Franklin Williamson T ' Charles M’Alister 767 228 Franklin Attakapas L Alfred Thruston 1337 145 Franklin Howard Vlo Franklin c h Franklin A John Shaw 767 Franklin Norfolk Ms Eli Richardson, jr. Franklin In Thomas Roberts 138 'Jisl. jrom Office. County. State Post-Jfasters. Wa. City V ate Cep. Franklinton F"anklin O T acob Keller 411- 1 Franktown Yorthampton Ya William Cutler 20 1' 229 Frederica Kt nt D Jonathan Emerson 122 13 Frederica St. Simonds G George Abbot 739 182 Fredericksburg Spotsvlvania Va Jos. Timberlake ! 53 C5 Fredericksburg Gallatin K Henry Yates O/O Fredericksburg in Jacob Horner Fredericktown Washington p Henrv P. Pearson 26! Fredericktown Frederick Md James F. Huston 43 76 Fredericktown Knox O Abner Ayres 415 66 Fredoniu or Pomfret Chatauque N Y Freedom Kennebeck Me John Comings Freedom Baltimore Md John Little Freehold Green N Y 345 Freehold Monmouth N J R. Throckmorton 20; 41 Freeman Somerset Me 67-; Freeport Cumberland Me Samuel Ilolbrock 577 18 Freeport Armstrong P Jacob Weaver 22 20S Freeport Harrison 0 Joseph Fry lu9 Fredonia Crawford 1! Allen D. Thorn Freetown Bristol Ms Abraham Brayley 448 51 Friesburg Cumberland N J Benj. Ray Finville Mills Hardy Ya 120 Frencbbroad T Thomas Bryan Frenchton or Poplar Dinwiddie Va Sterl’g Woodwar 1 166 44 FrenchtoWn [Grove Mich Laurent Dorucher Friendship Ann Arundel Md 'Valter Wwell 78 37 Front Roval Frederick Va Hezekiah Conn 74 146 Fruitstown Lvcoming P John F. Derr 189 81 Freeburg Union Pa John Reessnyder Fryeburg Oxford Me Judah Dana 563 47 Frvburg Lehigh Pa David Roth Fry’s store Shelby K Isaac Fry Frvzine’s Mill's N Y Conrad Frvzine Fulling Mills Kent R I Albro Anthony 4L Fulton Sumpter S C Armist’d D. Carey F unkstown Washington Md Henrv Orr 6a 101 Gaines Gennessee \' Y Wm. G. Babbet Gaines Boone K James M. Gai' s 524 73 Gainesborough Frederick Va Aug. Green, jr. 79 Gaines’ ^ Roads Culpeper Va IJclin Morrison 97 127 189 1 from Office. County. Slate. Post-JWastei's. Wa. State Ca p . Galen Ontario N Y i 401 193 IGallatin Sumner T .Tames Robb 725 182 IGallipolis Gailia O Francis Le Clercq 889 104 Gallivaut’s Ferry Kingstown S C John M’Keill 441 135 Galway Saratoga N Y David Glisbee 410 37 Gapp Lancaster P Joseph Gest, jr. 124 52 Gardiner Kennebeck .Me Seth Gay 6u8 53 iGarland Hancock Me" 685 Garner’s Ferry Green G 682 Garratisville Otsego N Y William Garratt 361 So Gates c h Gates N C Charles Townsend 260 214 Gebharts Somerset P George Gebhart 175 152 Gedds Onandaga N Y D. W. Hollister Gennessee Ontario N Y Wm. H. Spencer 356 235 ! Genito Bridge Powhatan Va Itavid Rattray 159 Geneva Ontario N Y William Tippets 349 192 ; Genoa Cayuga N Y David Ogden 362 Genoa Indiana P John Denniston 186 i George’s Tavern New-Kelit Va Theo. Ferguson 147 Georgetown Madison' N Y 354 Georgetown Beaver P John Christmas 265 252 Georgetown Sussex 0 Jacob Killock 130 37 Georgetown Scott l\ Th. S. Theobald 548 67 Georgetown Georgetown S c Jacob Myers 482 150 Georgetown Washington Ca Thomas Corcoran 2 43 J Georgetown Dearborn In John Jackson 539 Georgetown ^ Roads Kent Md John Ireland 95 61 Georgia Franklin y Anselm Merrit 522 61 Germantown Philadelphia p John Wilson 143 106 Germantown Stokes N C Jeremiah Gibson 347 Germantown Montgomery 0 Peter Schaffer Germantown Hyde N C Seth B. Jordan 375 189 Germantown Mason K Ludwell Owings Gettysburg Adams P George Welch 73 44 Ghent Gallati|i X Luke Oboussier 563 82 Gholsonville Brunswick Va William Gholston 20u 77 Gibson Susquehanna ? Robert Chandler 286 177 Gibson’s store Fauquier Va Brvant Toley 6-i 145 Gilkeston Pa Sami. Giikeson Giles ch Giles Va William Cliapman 322 2 72 Gillespy’s store Blount T Robert Gillespie 190 Office. County. Stale. Posi-S\lasleig. .Jicc. Ha City - nn. •v ute Cap. Gilman'wille Me \\ iliiam Gilman Giilmanton IronWks Stafford N H Charles Parker Gilmantown Stafford N II Stephen Moody 52' 18 Glasgow Barren K VVm. II Iredell 674 134 Glastenbury Hartford Ct Joseph Wilks 543 5 Glenn’s Gloucester Va Baylev Chowning lot 98 Glennville Washington N Y Adoni-ah Enions 4'J2 50 Gloucester Essex Ms Isaac Elwell 468 30 Gloucester c h Gloucester Va William Smart 17i 83 Glouces;er Town Gloucester Va Thomas Carey Gloydsborough Hampshire Va James Glovd Gnadenhuttcn ruskarawa 0 David Peter j54 117 Goffstown Hillsborough N H Josiah Forsailh 499 54 Golansville Caroline Va J W. Dickenson Golden Grove Greenville S C Charles Garrison 5S4 Goochland c h Goochland Va Charles Bradshaw 131 32 Goodwinsville Dinwiddle Va Benjamin Reeves 164 42 GoosePond,ovStrong Oglethorpe G Samuel Strong 664 86 Gordon’s Ferry Hickman T John Gordon 797 256 Gordonsville Orange Va Nathaniel Gordon 115 92 Gorham Cumberland Me Ale.x. M’Clellan 564 10 Gorham Ontario N Y Uudolphus Morse 357 200 Goshen Litchfield Ct Erastus Lyman 3oo 36 Goshen Orange N Y 'Fregpft Tuthill 261 99 Goshen Loudon Va Stephen Beard 35 158 Goshen Lincoln G Samuel Davis •638 Goshen Hampshire Ms John Williams 3ys Goshen N II Horace Chace Goshen N J Rich’d Thompson Goshen Mills Montgomery Md Geo. W. Riggs Goshen Hill Spartanburg S C Park Dugan 569 Gouldsborough Hancock He Thomas HU1 72T 173 Gowansville S C William Holcombe Graceham Frederick Md John Creager 81 81 Grafton Windham Vt 446 Grafton Worcester Ms Will am Lamb 37 Graham’s store Albemarle Va M. tV. D. Jones Graham’s Bridge Richmond N C John P. Graaam Granbv Hartford Ct Hezck’h Goodrich 353 22 Granbv Lexington s c lolin Patton 510 3 Grand Isle Grand Isle Vt V I£. W, Hyde 533 191 Office. County. State. Post-JUasters. Dist. IVa. City. from State Cap. Grandville Monongalia VSL Dudley Dent 212 Granger Cayahoga 0 Charles Miles 379 130 Grant’s Lick Campbell K John Grant 512 76 Grantsville Greene G 1 bonus Grant 65 u 52 Granville Hampshire Ms Oliver Parsons 365 116 Granville Washington N Y Henry Bulkeley 410 63 Granville Licking 0 Daniel Baker 4'JO 28 Granville Mills Charles City Va James Ternan 141 18 Grasty’s store Pittsylvania Va Philip L. Grastv 251 177 Grave Creek Ohio Va Joseph Tomlinson 33u Gray Cumberland Me Joseph M’Lellan 571 17 Grayson c h Gravson Va Robert Nickolis 382 306 Great Barrington Berkshire Ms Moses Hopkins 352 141 Great Bridge Norfolk Va William Walker 239 124 Great Crossings Scott K James Johnson 575 22 Great Mills St. Mary’s Md Stephen King 77 92 Great Salt Works Westmorelnd. Pa Robt. Johnson Greenbush Renssalaer N Y James Fisk 357 1 Green’s Mills Dauplin Pa Richard Green Greenfield Va W. S. Landcraft Green Castle Franklin P John Watson 81 60 Greene c h Greene IvIT Jacob J. H. Morris 1125 231 Greene Kennebeck Me Luther Robbins 594 40 Greene Chenango N Y Charles Jcsslyn o 1 4 133 Greene Starke 0 Conrad Cutshall 326 158 Greenfield Hampshire Ms Ambrose Ames 4j6 95 Greenfield Saratoga N Y Samuel M’Rae 4U3 44 Greenfield Highland 0 Noble Crawford 423 54 Green Garden Sumner r William Duty 716 17 3 Green Mill Campbell Va Samuel Panndl 249 1 65 Green River Buncomb N C Robert Murry Greensborough Orleans Vt Id. Huntington 552 88 Greensborough Caroline Md John Matthews 1„3 75 Greensborough Guilford N C James Johnson 347 89 Greensborough Greene G Wiley Greshom 671 40 Greensburg West Chestei N Y Jonathan S. Odill 253 115 Greensburg Westmorel’d •J Simon Drum, jr. 192 116 Greensburg Greene P David Crawford 236 150 Greensburg Greene IV Nimrod H Arnold 642 U0 Green Valley Bath V a John Kinkaid t Greenville Greene N Y Stoddard Smith ! 344 15 192 Office. County. State. Post Masters. , . . ,i Disc . J om If a. State City. Cap . Greenville Augusta Va Samuel Findley 185 Greenville Muhlenburg K James Weir 793 171 Greenville Pitt N C David A. Telfair 291 157 Greenville wreen T William Dickson 478 78 Greenville • Jefferson M T John M Whiting 1241 21 Greenville Dark 0 Abraham Scribner 518 101 Greenville In diehard Mills Greenville c h Greenville S C George W. Earle 821 110 Greenup c h Greenup K Joseph Garner 456 138 Greenwich Fairfield Ct Isaac Weed 259 85 Greenwich Hampshire Ms Jabez Colbourn 4d7 72 Greenwich Washington N Y lohn Harrington 396 34 Greenwich Cumberland N J George Bacon 187 76 Greenwich Charleston S C 550 124 Griersburg Beaver P John Dunlap 265 252 Grimsboys Fauquier Fa Samuel Gordon Gregory’s Lawrence Ind James Gregory Grindstone Ford Claiborne M T William Sugg 1212 52 Grissells Columbia ) Thomas Grissell 299 176 Groton Middlesex Ms James Lewis 473 34 Grbton New London : w»t Elijah Bailey 359 57 Grove Hill Warren X C John Owen 249 75 Groveland Ontario V Y Thomas Ward 350 249 Guilderland Albany N Y Philip Street 368 12 Guilford New Haven Ct Reuben Elliott 320 57 Guilford Windham Vt Elihu Field Guildhall Essex vt Joseph Berry 574 104 / Gum Springs Orange Va John Farish 78 Gunpowder Ba'timore Md Benjamin Bush 50 44 Giyandotte Cabell a Mark Russell 423 Gwinn’s Store Sumner r James Gwinn Hackensack Bergen V J Abr. Westervelt.jr 244 74 Bicketstown Sussex \ j William Little 235 45 Biddam Middlesex Ct Charles Arnold 347 32 Hiddcnfield Gloucester N J Samuel Brown 144 3S Htddons Buncomb N C David Haddon I-Iidensville Goochland Fa John X. Haden 14. Hidley Hampshire Ms Erastus Smith 383 91 Halley Saratoga N Y Charles Carpenter 4L 54 Hfgerstown Washington Md William Kreps To 103 Higue Warren N Y : Silas II. Jennings 4 Si 81 193 OJice. County . State. Post-Masters. Mist. from IVa. State City. Cup. ' Ilalcyohville King William Ya D, P. Courtney Haley’s Bridge Southampton Va H. Myrick 208 Havlevsburg Lunenburg Va Edward Alman 243 j 12" j Half Moon Centre P Joseph B. Shugert Halfway House York Va William E. Wise Halifax Windham Vt 430 140 Halifax Plymouth Ms Jotham Cusham 432 35 Halifax Dauphin P John Jones 131 18 Halifax Halifax N C James Johnson 220 103 Halifax c h Halifax Va John White, jr. 263 143 Hallaweil Kennebeck Me Joshua Wingate 610 57 1 Hamburg’ Niagara N Y John Green 436 1 Hamburg Sussex N Y Samuel Root 234 Hamburg on theLake Niagara N Y Zenas Barker 407 286 Hamburg Sussex N J Walter L. Slice 249 88 Hamburg- Berks P Henrv Fister 159 56 Hamilton Sussex Ms Israel D. Brown 46u 24 Hamilton Madison N Y Thos. H. Hubbard 361 103 Hamilton Butler O John Rieley 516 107 Hamilton orHogton Martin N C Wm. M Clark 265 120 Hampden Hancock Me Martin Kinsley 682 128 Hampstead Rockingham N H Jas. B. Kimball 480 30 Hampstead King George Va Robert Chesley 90 Hampstead Baltimore Md William Murray Hampton Rockingham N H James Leavitt 513 58 Hampton Oneida N Y Anson Smith 403 Hampton Eliza. City Va Edward E. Noel 211 96 Hampton Falls Rockingham N H Edw Langmaid 487 50 Hamptonville Surry N C Alvin Duvall 402 164 Hancock Addison Vt Nathl. Dolbear 4S4 55 Hancock Berkshire Ms Thomas Cranston 367 137 Hancock Hillsborough N H John Whitcomb 465 40 Hancock Delaware N V James Wheeler 325 140 Hancock Salem N J Jacob Thompson 177 66 Hancock Washington Md John Watt, jr. 99 131 Hancocks Union S C Thomas Hancock 473 110 Hanibalville Cayuga N Y Asa Dunton 407 182 Hanging Fork Lincoln K John Murrell Hanover i Grafton N H J us’in Hines 495 54 Hanover Plymouth Ms Robert Ellis 454 33 N 194 Office. County. ■ 'tuU 1‘ost Masters. jJlSl Um. City. ./' ' m State Cap. Hr, i, over Chatauque N \ “’j Hanover Morris N J lornelius Ycrheis 238 66 Hanover ■ ork F eter Muller 80 33 Hanover Columbia O 'antes Craig 320 Hanover c h Hanover Va Williamson 1.3 20 Hanover Neck Morris N ) >s, T. Peirv Hanovertown 1 1 mover Ya 8enj. Oliver, jr. 111 19 Hardenburg Breckenridge K iichard L M alker 678 110 Hardenburg Mills Delaware N Y ,, Hardenburg 384 Harden’s Cove Kandolph Va Hardwick Caledonia Vt .'.lnathan Strong 551 71 Hardwick Worcester Ms 'amuel F. Cutler 413 66 Hartford Susquehanna P sabron Capron 28 i Hartford Hartford Md John Johnson • 62 54 Harlem Kennebeck Me J. C. Washburn 623 70 Harlem New York N Y 'ohn H. Raub 234 153 Harleesville Marion S C Thomas Harlee 439 120 Harmony Somerset Me 666 Harmony Sussex N J Thos. P Stewart 2jo 70 Harmony Butler V Charles Cist 24. 218 Harmony York s c 401 Harmony Gibson In William Smith 72S Harolson’s Greene G Jonathan llarolson Harper’s Ferry Jefferson Va S, Humphries 65 193 Harpeisfiekl Delaware N Y IL Hotchkiss 3Jo 91 Harpersfield Ashtabula O Ezra Gregory 83 0 231 Harpeth Williamson T W illiam Webb 775 24J Harrisburg Dauphin dose Wright hj Harrisburg or Cairo Lancaster s c Archibald Frew 422 121 Harrison Broome N Y J12 Harrison Harrison In r. Breckenridge 557 Harrisonburg Rockingham Ya lenry Tutwiller 140 l2o Harrison’s Store Brunswick Ya 'ohn Taylor 243 | Harrison’s Stcre Franklin : N C William Harrison 263 Harrison Hamilton 0 Andrew Wallace i Harrisonville Monroe 11 T Jesse Cooper j 05 Ilarrisonville Pa Ephraim Harris I | j larrisville Brunswick Ya Manson Harwell j IsJ flarrisvilie Harrison ;o \Y . A. Cooper | 33 J ! 130 Harrodsburg Mercer j E lOstpli M Murtry i O.' -0 , oJ l! artforu Oxibrd Arviil'a liiiyford « MS t M 195 Office. County. State. Post-Masters. JJiSt. It a. City. f-m State Cup. Hartford Windsor Vt Toseph Dorr 476 74 Hartford Hartford Ct Jonathan Law 33b> Hartford Washington N Y Samuel Gordon 415 58 Hartford ulaski G Joseph Y\ ood 725 50 H *ri ford Trumbull 0 Titus Brockway 33' 231 Hartford V ■ iio K saac Morton 715 147 H .rtf rd Dearborn In James Allen 567 Haytland Windsor vt \aron Willard, jr. 469 67 Hartland ..itchfield ct 368 30 Hartland N Y •. B. Morehouse Hartleton Union P Tames Madden 123 Hart’s Store flbemarie Va Samuel L. Hart 149 101 ITartsville ‘limner r lames Hart 7(JU 166 Hartville, or Hollow Dutchess N Y V lham Germond 313 Hartwick );sego N Y i_cv B -bee 378 107 Harvard Worcester Us ■i evens Hayward 443 31 Hap e\ ’s X Roads G L phanich Harvey Harwich Barnstable Ms Ebenezer Brooks 50 3 81 Harwinton Litchfield Ct oel Bradley 336 24 Hazle River Mills Culpeper Va ‘rdchard Newby 86 Hatborough Montgomery ? (o n I. Marple 157 116 Hatfield Hampshire Ms Daniel White 390 99 Haverhill Grafton N H M ses Dow 522 76 Haverhill Essex Ms F a icis Eu:on 4 77 39 Haverstraw West Chester N Y Epen. Wheeler 271 114 Havre de Grace Hanford Md Tohn Dutton 73 66 Havvkshill Mills Shenandoah Va Enos M’Kav 117 Hawley Franklin Ms Joshua Langley Haw River Orange N C Thomas Scott 323 65 Hav Market Pr. William Va William Neilson 38 146 Ha> woousborough Chatham N C Francis Drake 334 46 Hazlegreen Madison Mo Robert Irwin Hazlepatchj or Rice’s Knox K Jarvis Jackson 586 101 Head of Chester Kent Md James Bridshaw 103 69 Head of Cow Neck Queen N Y William Allen 256 159 Head of Sassafras Kent Md Thomas Raisin lu6 66 Heath Franklin Ms S\ lvanus Maxwell 484 Heazleton’s Ferry Knox In Ger. Hazleton ( 10 Hebron Cumberland Me 3enj. Chandler 593 39 Hebron Grafton N H .-in Goodhue, jr 529 54* Hebron Tolland 1 “ Abner Hendee 3^9 18 196 Office. County. State. Post-J\Iasters. Diet. Hu. City. from State Cap. Hebron Washington N Y William Root 408 52 Hector Seneca N Y Richard Smith 32? 225 Hempstead Queens N Y Abraham Bedell 250 168 Henderson Henderson K Sibilla Husband 751 183 Henderson’s York S C J. L. Henderson 553 46 Hendersontown Montgomery N C Henrv Delamothe 410 Hendersonville Nottoway Ya Isaac Oliver 205 89 Hendersonville Newbury s c Lewis Hogg 548 46 Hendersonville Sumner T John Bvsor 783 195 Hendrick’s Store Bedford Ya W illiam Terrv 249 177 Hendrictsville Westmorel’d Pa Ab. Hendricks Henniker Hillsborough N H Isaac Rice 495 15 Henry’s Pa Samuel Henry Henrietta Ontario N Y Chas. T. Whippo Herculaneum St. Louis Mo T Elias Bates P 54 29 Herkimer Herkimer N Y David Holt 4o7 81 Hermitage Pr. Edward Ya B. S. Prvor 228 105 Herritage Mills N C Wm. M. Heritage Hertford Perquiman’s N C Maximilian Smith 305 Hickman c k Hickman T Thomas Porter 808 Hickorv Washington P Thomas Miller 274 Hickory Flatt Madison M T Thomas Miller 76 J Hickorv Grove Abbeville S C 599 Hickorv Hill Beaufort S C 628 177 Hicks’s Ford Greenville Va Wm. A. Wardlow 192 69 Tligh Gate Franklin Vt Jacob Sax 542 81 High Rock Rockingham N C Nath. Scales, jr. 320 74 High Shoals Clark G Rod Easlev 704 Hiliham Overton T Moses Fisk 699 158 Hillsborough Hillsborough N H John Burnham 487 23 Hillsborough Caroline Md David Casson 79 60 Hillsborough Highland 0 James D. Scott 449 72 Hillsborough Loudon Va Sam’l Clendening 51 17 Hillsborough Culpeper Ya Moses Gibson 104 135 Hillsborough Orange N C Richard L. Cooke 299 41 Hillsdale Columbia N Y Aaron Reed oo«_> 48 Hilltown Bucks Pa Elisha Linn Hill Top ' Charles Md Clem. Kennedy, ir. 44 S4 Hinesburg Chittenden Yt Michael Hindschll 489 38 Hingham Plymouth Ms Thomas Loud 455 —5 Ttir.sdale Berkshire Ms Solomon W. Colt 419 96 197 Office. County. State. Post blasters. Dist. from Wa. State City., Cap. Hinsdale Cheshire N H Elijah Foot 443 93 Hiram York Me Marshall Spring 581 35 Hiram Portage 0 Thomas Young 334 215 Hicks’ Ferry Laurence Mo T 'William Hix Hoboken Bergen N J David Godwin 231 61 Hog-galls Vigo In Moses Hoggalt Hoges Town Cumberland Pa Janies Patterson Holden Worcester Ms Benjamin Davis 402 47 Holderness Grafton N H Walter Blair Holliday Cove Brook Va Oliver Brown Hallidavsburg Huntingdon P Michael Garber 184 120 H llins worth’s Ferry Mason Va G. Hollingsworth 437 Hollis, orPhillipsburg York Me Ellis B. Usher 567 17 Hollis Hillsborough N H Ambrose Gould Holmamown Me Isaac. Gleason Hollistnn Norfolk Ms Oliver Lei and Holmesburg Philadelphia P John H. Hill 147 9 Holmes’ Hole Dukes Ms Theodos. Parsons 5U6 84 Holmesville Pike A David Dickson Homer Cortland N Y John Osborne 383 141 Honeove, or Richmd. Ontario N Y Nathaniel Allen 363 223 Hookset HiHsborough N H John Whipple Hookstown Green N C 313 Jlookstown Pa Jos. M’Ferran Hoosick Renssalaer N Y Asher Armstrong 389 31 Hop Bottom Susquehan’h P Gabriel Ely 263 150 Hope Sussex N J Gersh. Courison 220 68 Hope Me Wade Sweetland Hopewell Bedford O Thomas Buck Hopewell York S C John L. Henderson Hopkinsville Christian K John Bryan 765 212 Hopkinsville Powhatan Ya Archd. Roberson 143 Hopkinton Hillsborough : N II fohn Harris 497 8 Hopkinton Washington R I Geo. Thurston, jr. 387 60 Hopkinton St. Lawrence N Y Thad. Laughlin 531 243 Hopkinton Middlesex Ms Abrm. Harrington Horntown Accomac Va Drum Welburn 188 233 Horse Head PrinceGeorge Md Rich’d T. Hall Horn’s Store iNash ;N C Thomas Horn Horsham Meeting II. Montgomery I P Charles Palmer 159 111 Hot Springs 1 Bath 1 Va Hezekiah Daggs 231 183 19S Office. County. State * t i Post Masters. ’JiSL Wa. | City from 'state Cup. Ho istonville Iredell N C Placebo Houston 410 172 Houstonville Pendleton s. c ; 590 Howard c h Howard Mo T Alexander Lucas 1174 192 Howard Stueben N V Simeon Bacon Ho well’s store Clark A 1042 20 Hovlesville Lincoln N C Andrew Hovle Hubbard’s !1 Q. W. Hubbard Hu'bbardstown Worcester Ms Clark Witt 415 60 JIubbardslown Rutland Vt Daniel Meeker 445 82 Hudson Columbia N Y Alexander Coffin 006 31 Hudson Portage O David Hudson 189 Hughes’ St. Genevieve Mo T 961 111 Hughes & Nison’s Kershaw S C Joseph Patterson Hughesville Partrick Va deuben Hughes 327 255 Hulingsburg Armstrong p Hugh Reed 336 210 Hull’s x Roads Hartfort Md 0 Cunningham Hull’s store or Crab Pendleton Va Ilulmeville [Bottom Bucks P Isaac Ilulme 1S5 Hummelstown Dauphin P Thomas Fox 122 9 Humplireysville New Haven Ct JohiiT Wheeler ■il5 55 Humphrevsville Union S c John II. Galmun 471 124 Hungrytowu Lunenburg Va Lyddal Barron 217 1U1 Hunter Green N Y W \V. Edwards Huntersville Lincoln N C Humphrev Huntei 422 Huntingdon Huntington P Samuel Steel 154 92 Hundr.gton Fairfield Ct Hall Beardsley JjJ o4 Huntington Suffolk N Y Samuel Fleet 27 J 1S8 Huntington Lawrence S C James Hannah 571 64 Huntington South Suffolk N Y Benj. K Hobart 2C3 186 Hunting town Calvert Md I ho. H Wilkinson 98 1 OD Hunt’s Mills Hunterdon N J Ralph Hunt Huntsville Surry N C John Kelly 3S4 146 Huntsville Robertson T John Hunt 781 225 Huntsville Laurens S C Isaac Un .erwood 572 Huntsville Madison A R. B. Purdon 669 235 Huron Huron O Jabez Wright 415 127 Huron c h Huron o David Abbott 42j 120 Hurricane Sboal G J. Montgomery, jr Hutchinson’s Montgomery T Jno. Hutchinson Hutchinson's store Caswell N C Jos. T. Hutchins Huttonsville Randolph Va Jonathan Iluttcn ' 199 Ojfi'ce. County. State. Post Jl lusters. Pist. fVa. City. from State Cap. H' attstown Montgomery Md Cam R. Nichols 32 72 Hyde Park Orleans Vt Josepli Matthews 530 57 Hyde Park Dutchess n y P. L. Stoutenburg 3i>5 81 Iberville Iberville L David C. Hatch 1317 lie’s Mills Bath K 511 S2 Illinois Town St. Clair il Thcs G Jones Indiantown Currituck N C Samuel William 275 231 Indiantown Williamsburg s c George M’Cutchen 404 127 Industry Kennebeck Me Jona Goodridge €6o 99 Ingersoll’s store Seneca N V John Ingei’soll 3/ 1 210 Inglesville Montgomery Va John Lattust 311 233 Inman’s **< Roads Ontario N Y Danl. Inman 'Interior Parish La Fourche L William Field 1375 114 Ipswich Essex Ms Nathaniel Jaques 464 28 Ira Rutland Vt Daniel Graves 433 96 Irasburg 1 Orleans Vt Irville Muskingum 0 Jared Brush Irwington Wilkinson G Thomas Shener 699 94 Isabella Furnace Shenandoah Ya John Wierman 13b Isbellsville Christian K George Isbell 745 21S Ishua Cattaraugus N Y 413 Island Ford N C Isle Ilooket Falls Rockingham n ii Richard Hayer 562 Isle of Wight c h isle of Wight Va 214 lslip Suffolk N Y Luther Loper 276 193 Ithica Seneca N Y David Woodcock 347 201 Jackson Hancock Me I). Johnson 672 Jackson Washington N Y Joseph Branch 69b Jacksonborough Scriven G Seaborn Goodall 644 Jacksonborough Butler 0 527 118 Jacksonborough Campbell T Sampson David 579 Jackson c h Jackson T John Bowen 680 Jackson c h or Jeff. Jackson G John Boyle 699 85 Jackson c h Jackson O Nth. IV. Anderson 340 Jackson c h M T Wm. Hamilton Jackson c h C. Girardeau Mo T Joseph Sewall 939 Jackson’s Mills Harrison Va . Edward Jackson 2.56 Jacksontown Jackson A 1057 35 Jacksonville Wood Va 'Andrew F. Dver 341 Jacksonville Louisa Va Elisha Jackson 108 Jacksonville Springs La Nath. Freeman 200 Office. County. Slate. Post-JWasters. Diet IV a. City. from .Scale Cup. J affray Cheshire N H Abel Parker 46u 75 Jamaica Queens N V Eliphalet Wickes 24, 158 Jamaica V'. indham Vt Philip Ripley James City Madison Va Benjamin Lewis 90 120 Jamestown Prince Edwd. Ya William M hite 209 bo Jamestown Guilford N C John Charles 29, 147 Jamesville Onaiidago N V Isaac Crooker oSi 141 Jamestown Chetauque N Y Jas Pendergrass 3feb o9J Jamesville Clarendon S C John Dow 51/ 59 Jay Oxford Me James Starr, jr. 643 62 Jay Essex N Y Ehhu Hall 499 144 Jav Point Oxford Me Cornelius Holland Jefferson Lincoln Me Elisha J. Ford 62t. 63 Jefferson Coos N II \\ illiam Plaisted 58- 97 Jefferson Green D Thomas Fletcher 23 1 207 Jefferson Ashtabula 0 Timo. R. Hawley 36b 234 Jefferson Rutherford T John Spence 72. 136 Jefferson Camden G Isaac Crews 73 Jericho Chittenden Vt Pliny Blackman 500 24 Jericho Queens N Y Daniel Underhill 251 169 Jeromesville Wavne 0 Constant Lake 3b9 lo2 Jersey City Bergen N' J Joseph Lyon 226 59 Jersey Shore Lycoming P Thomas M’Clinton 218 110 Jersevtou n Nor duim b’d. IJ Nicholas Funston 180 bo Jerusalem Southampton Va Colin Kitchen 199 53 Jewetts Citv New London Ct 'ohn Johnson o/9 4S Jobstown Burlington X J John Horner 173 17 Johnson c li Johnson 1 T James Fmnev Sb8 Johnsonsburg Sussex N J Vhrm Shaver, jr. 226 74 Johnson’sSetilement Tioga N Y Chester W. Lord 323 241 Johnston’s Store Lancaster S C And. Johnston 460 6J Johnstcn Franklin Ct A. Waterman, jr. 5,6 5'J v 201 Of ice. Courtly. State. Post Jlfasters. Uist. Wa. City. from State Cap . Jolinstown Montgomery Nr y Howland Fish 408 46 Johnstown Licking 0 Noble London 411 39 Johnstown Mills Cambria p John Linton 158 Jonasville Alleghany Md 149 189 Jonesboroogh Washington Me Andrew Tupper 766. 212 Junesborough v\ ashington T Jno M’Alisler 449 lu6 Jonesburg Camden N C Thomas Gordon 275 22 5 Jones’s Mill Somerset P 184 Jones’s Store Halifax N C Marcus A. Harwell 240 83 Jonestown Dauphin P John Bickel, jr. 140 31 Jones' i lie Surry N C James Parks 416 178 Jordansville Mecklenburg S C GordonW i lliamson Jourdans Lincoln G John Jordan Joy Kennebeck Me Josiah Mitchell Juiietstotvn Burlington N J John Fennemore Junius Seneca N Y Jesse Clark 358 174 Kanhawa c h Kannawa Va William Hogue 364 316 Kanliawa Saline Kanliawa Va Joseph Caldwell 33 284 Kaskaskia Randolph 11 T Robert Morrison 916 Kavenaugh V\ ilson r C. S. Kavenaugh 707 116 Kearusville Northampton p Jacob Kearn 209 Keene Essex N Y David Graves 490 loo Keene Cheshire N II Jos. Buffiim, jr. 445 60 Kellogs lie Cayuga N Y Charles Kellogg 396 166 Kellyval e Orleans Vt Abel Curtis Kendall Stark 0 Thomas Rotch 480 161 Kendall Kennebunk William Kendall Kennebunb York 'vie Steph. Thatcher 529 25 Kennebunk Port York .ie Stephen Towne 531 Kennedy’s Brunswick Va IJesse Kennedy 201 Kennet’s Square Chester l John Taylor 130 87 Kent Litchlield Ct [Lewis St. John 325 63 Kent Putman N Y 1 Rowland Bailey Keysville Charlotte v'a John Key Kilkenny St. Lawrence N Y iTheo. 0. Fowler 479 194 Kiilinglv Windham Ct Joseph Adams 38/ 49 iKillingswoith Middlesex Ct ISamuel Crane 329 38 Kilmarnock Lancaster Va Addison Hall 17o 115 ixilmulgee A T Thos. Hawkins • j'-ing’s terry Monongalia \ a jThos. D. King 224 Jvinderhook Columbia : N Y iA.B, Van Her Poe j 351 } 17 202 Ojfi.ce. County. Stale. I’o;: Clusters. /hot. ['/a City. —rscr from State I'up. Kinderhook Landing Columbia N Y Modad Butler 34 ‘7 ■20 K'mcanon’s Iron wks. Surry N C Mavhetv Kincanon .b: : King Creek Barnwell s c Simon R. Cannon 6 j. King George c h King George Va George Johnson 8^ 87 King and Queen c h King& Que< n Va Peter T. Pollard 14 44 Kingsbury Washington N V Jonathan Bellamy 41 57 Kingston Rockingham N H Levi Bartlet 51 45 Kingston PI v mouth Ms Seth Drew 45c 3 > Kingston Ulster N Y D.Broadhead, jr. 3ot 55 Kingston Luzerne P H. Buckingham 228 12) Kingston Somerset Md William Sudier 15 123 Kingston Roane T John M’Evven 58. 40 Kingstree Williamsboro’ S C James Hedleston 48- 91 King William e h King William Va 1 Pry 0 Lipscombe K i : g William Mills King William Ya Benj. Pendleton Kingvvood Monongalia Va William Price 185 296 Kinsale Westmorel’d Va John Bailev 136 76 Kinsman Trumbull 0 John Kinsman, jr. 339 242 Kinston Lettoir N C John Washington 361 78 Kirk’s Mills I .ancaster P Jacob Kirk 124 Kitcham’s Corner Saratoga N Y Richard Kitcham Kite’s Mills Rockingham Va Jacob Kite 141 149 Kittaning Armstrong P Robt. Robinson, jr. 214 Kitterv York Me Daniel Pierce 5j4 50 Klingerstown P Geo Etgweiler Knappsburg Chenango N Y Colley Knapp 87 Knot’s Island Currituck N C 27 it Knoxville Knox T John Crozier 541 Knoxville Jefferson 0 Samuel Hullv 289 Knowlonton Mills Sussex 'N .1 El sha Lambert 218 72 Kortright Delaware N Y Martin Keeler 363 92 Kreidersville Northampton P Conrad Kreider, jr 1S9 109 Lacka waxen Wavne P W. Kimball 268 159 LaFourche Ycadia L •Valter Gdbert I3u6 / J Lemaas In U iah l.emaa Lancaster Coos N H Samuel A. Pearson 552 117 Lancaster Vorcester Ms Timothv Whiting a 47 1 37 Lancaster Fairfield O Jacob D. Deitrick 4-u5 I 28 Lancaster ..uncaster P Ann Moore 108i 36 Lancaster Garrard K Joseph P Letchei 5P4! 52 L ancaster c h Lancaster iVa James Brent 16S| 108 20 S Office. County. Still Post-Masters. Dist. H-a. City from. Sta.e Cup. Lancaster c h Lancaster s c John Seward 476 65 Landisburg Cumberland p lenry Lightner lio 30 Landsford Chester Disl’t 3 C Ivder A. Davie 4j*± 92 Lanesborough Berkshire Ms ioiinson Hubball 37 c 138 Lanesville King William Va Benjamin Bridges "14o 42 Langhorn’s Tavern Cumberland v r a lau. Langhorn, jr. 135 Lansingburg Renssalaer N Y Calvin Barker 36j 9 Lasseksville Montgomery M Y William Lassell 486 58 Laughlintown Westmorel’d P James Graham 175 151 Laurel Sussex n William Moore, jr. 14!; 56 Laurel Hill Richmond N C N L M’F irland oh. luO Laurel Spring Huntingdon Pa John Stratton Laurenceburg Dearborn la Isaac Dunn 529 101 Laui enceburg Butler p 234 Laurens c h Laurens s c John Garlington 569 80 Laurence’s Southampton Ya J. Laurence 2lo 94 Laurence’s Hotel Franklin K Jer’h. A. Matthews 563 10 Laurinlon Marlborough 3 C Duncan M’Lauram Lauson’s store Mecklenburg .V c John Lauscn 472 Lawrence c h Lawrence In 7o i Lawrence Hotel Franklin K Jer. A. Matthews Lawrenceville Nansemond Va 22o Lavvrenceville Montgomery N C Solomon Poor Lawrenceburg Armstrong Pa ames Reece Lawrenceville X’ioga Pa lames Ford Lawyersville N Y John D. Lawyer Lavvsville Susquehan’ah P Arad Wakelee 288 197 Layton’s Essex Va David W . Pitts 89 75 Leacock Lancaster P jamuel C. Garber 125 43 Leaf River Green Mo T R. H. Gilmer Leaks vi lie Rockingham N C John Lenox 311 Leasburg Caswell N C Gabriel B. Lea 305 85 Lea’s Granger T Lebanon Fork Me Daniel Wood 534 59 Lebanon Grafton N II .Villiam Benton 5du 49 Lebanon Windham Ct Roger Bailey 359 28 Lebanon Madison N Y 362 Lebanon Lebanon P bicob Karch 133 24 Lebanon Washington G Rich. H. Blount 68j Lebanon Warren o Geo. Hamburger 474 79 Lebanon Wilson T Henry Shelby 727 164 204 Office. County. State. Fost-P.lusters. Dist. Tin. City ft om Sta'e Cap. Lebanon Russel Va James Harley Lebanon Hamilton N Y Jonathan Thaver Lebanon Huitleid n N J V\ ilkam Johnson 225 Lebanon ■Washington Iv Robert H. Fogle 62 2 71 Lee Berkshire Ma Jo. .n I!. Perrv 371 124 Lee c h Lee Va William B'/ck 511 I.eedstown Westmorel’d Va Francis C. Triplett 9o 86 Leesburg Loudon Va William Wooddy So 158 Leesburg Harrison X Gabriel Georges Leesburg Highland 0 Harrison Ratcliff 32 7 131 Leesburg Washington r Ma.h. Stephenson 454 lu2 Lee’s Mills Washington N c John Frazier 309 165 Leesville N C Alex. M’Gilory Leesville Fauquier Va Hancock Lee Lehigh Gap Northampton p . Charles Craig 20S 119 Leicester Worcester Ms Henry Sargent 388 47 Le Mav’s ^ Roads Granville N C John P. Lemav 286 26 Leinster Cheshire N H Levi Able 472 Lenox Madison N Y Joseph Bruce 406 121 Lenox Berkshire Ms Dan!. Williams, ;r 366 129 Lenox Castle Rockingham N C Jno. L. Lisneur 316 lo9 Leonti ntser Worcester Ms J hn Gardner 439 45 Leonardtown St Marv’s Md B. .T. Millard [mont 63 89 Le Raysville Jefferson N Y V. L. It. D Chau- 453 165 Le Rov Gennessee N Y Herman J.Redfield 383 250 Levant Hancock Me 70U Levering’s Philadelphia P Aaron Levering 156 90 Leveret Franklin Ms Jonathan Conant Levoston’s Franklin In James Leviston Lewisburg Vork p Jacob Kirk, jr. Lewisburg Vorthumb’d. p Alex. Graham 173 66 Lewisburg Hreenbner Va John Dorman 273 Lewisburg tuhlenburg K Lewis Renno i'OU 162 Lewis 'ssex N Y George Steel Lewis drown 0 Win, Parks Lewis c h .ewis K Rowland D. Parker 4S9 103 Lewis’s Store nottsylvania jVa Wm. E. Waller 90 89 Lewiston Miagara N Y Bates Cook 461 314 Lewistown Jmcoln Me Daniel Reed 5c>3 34 Lewistown •issex D John M. West 150 57 Lewistown Mifflin P Jacob Walters 154 56 205 Office. County. State. Post-Jlfasters. Inst. TVa. City. from Stdte Cap. Lewisv.lle Brunswick Va Zebulon Lewis 202 82 Lewisville Person N C Alb’t G.Tomlinson Lewisville Chester S C Geore Gill 48 7 72 Lexington Middlesex Ms Rufus Meriam 449 11 Lexington Rockbridge Va William Wilson 2t)9 161 Lexington Rowan N C A. R. Caldclough 359 136 Lexington Favette K John Fowler 552 22 Lexington Oglethorpe G Howard Beall 649 65 Lexington Green N Y John Beach, Jr. 358 59 Lexington Richland O 413 62 Lexington Jefferson In Jacob Rhodes 6o6 Leyden Lewis N Y Benjamin I. Starr 428 128 Liberty Bedford Va Charles Markle 234 162 Liberty Smith T Adam Dale 781) 139 Liberty Amite M T Darling Jones 1190 Liberty Trumbull 0 David A. Adams Liberty Casey K Benjamin F. Cook 613 68 Liberty Wilson T 757 Liberty Comer Somerset N J Nicholas C. Jobs Liberty Hall Morgan G Alfred Sheppard 720 Liberty Hill Kershaw S C J. W. D. Garlick Libertvtown Frederick Md Henry Baker, jr. 55 88 Licking Station Floyd’s K 599 112 Liconia Harrison In 672 Lilly Point King William Va John Mill 137 36 Lima, or Charleston Ontario N Y Moses Nash 374 225 Limerick York Me James Kettle 565 23 Limington York Me John Frost 571 29 Limington Essex Vt 608 Lincoln Me Joseph Shaw 549 Lincolnton Lincoln N C David Reinhardt 425 170 Lincolnton Lincoln G Wm. B. Stokes 63 o 91 Lincolnville orDuck- Hancock Me George Ulmer 6 58 104 Lindsay’s store [trap Albemarle Va Thomas Hunter 119 80 Lindley’s store Orange N C John Newlen 317 59 Lindsleytown Steuben N Y Eleazer Lindsley 267 278 Line Creek Monroe A T John Land 877 145 Lisbon Kennebeck Me 582 Lisbon St. Lawrence N Y James Thompson 530 286 Lisbon 4 Corners Me James Small Lisburn Cumberland P Thomas Goforth 110 33 Office. County. | State. JPosl-.\fpstei-s. /list. lie. City. fror, • jitiU ' u p Lisle Broome N Y Wm. Thompson 5b6 141 Litchfield incoln Me New. W. Stevens 6c. 48 Litchfield fillsborough X H Francis Chase 4?. 41 Litchfield Litchfield Ct Moses Semour,jr. 325 31 Litchfield Grayson K Wm. Cunningham 62.- 114 Litiz Lancaster P Christian Hall 116 44 Little Beaver Bridg, Columbia 0 Thomas Moore 29.' Little Compton \ewport R I Wm. A Brown 44 31 Little Cape Capon Hampshire Va John Higgins lus Little Fails Herkimer N Y Samuel Sir.ii h 41 1 74 Little PlymouutJl King&Queen Va John Southgate 14” Little Red River Mo T 127u Little Rest Washington R 1 Thomas R. Wells 405 34 Little River Village vie Wm. P. Davis Little River Lincoln G Joseph Grinage Lit tleSandy Salt Wks. Greenup K Benedict Bacon 481 Littleton Grafton N H James V illiams 56i 122 Littleton Middlesex Ms Thomas Reed 46 27 Littletown Sussex Va L ttleton Lancer Livermore Oxford Me Benjamin Hradfi.r 6u: 55 Liverpool Onondago N Y Henry C.ise 44 156 Liverpool Cumberland P llbnrv Wallers 12 9 Liverpool Medina 0 Henn Coit Livingston Columbia N V Jonathan Lane 53 42 Lavinia Orange In John Scott Livingston Essex X J David Morehouse Livonia Ontario N Y Eli Hill 362 229 Lloyd’s Essex Va Thomas Matthews Is 63 Lockie, late Milan Cayuga N V Henry Kennedy Lockhart’s Lincoln G James Lockhart 62 Lookwood Sussex N .1 Alexander Kain 231 rs Lodebar Academy Sumpter S C Sami JV Cupers Loftus Heights Wilkinson M T •m. H. Ruffin 13vJ 44 Logan locking O Dutton Lane Log City Madison X Y 378 Log House Landing vie X C •lap John Clark 53 169 London •iadison 0 lohn Moore 354 25 Londonderry oiuernsev 0 James Houston Londonderry lockingham N II Daniel Mittimore 48-1 29 Londonderry Windham Yt 44, 1 Londonderry Chester P X Josiah Antrim 12S 60 207 Office. County. State. Post-Masters. I‘ u State City Cap. London Drove Cuester P Lea Pusev 126 91 P o o « fc/ H-S Athens 0 Robert W. Collins Long Creek Caldwell K John Anderson 783 230 Long Meadow Ha ; ? den Ms Daniel Gates 359 107 Longmire’s Store Edgefield S c John Longmire 5S2 75 Lonicera Baldwin G Austin Ellis 684 Loretto Essex Va John M ’Garnett 91 77 Lorraine Jefferson N Y John Alger 439 159 Loudon N H Jonathan Rollins Lo'tsburg North umbl’d Va J. G. Anderson Loutre Island St. Charles Mo T Hail Talbot Lougherty In George Nichols Louisa c h Louisa Va Harrv Lawrence 116 63 Louiso irg Franklin N C Robert A Tavlor 256 32 Louisville St. Lawrence N Y Benjamin Willard 546 251 Louisville Jefferson K John T. Grav 617 52 Louisville Jefferson G John Bosttvick 644 79 Loves Bridge S C Robert l ove Loudontown Franklin P Nicholas Baker 101 63 Lovel Oxford Me John Swain Loveton Baltimore Md Grafton Marsh 55 57 Lovington Nelson Va Solomon Matthews 171 110 Lower Gihnantown Strafford N H Benjamin Kellv 523 24 Lower Marlborough Calvert Md Daniel Kent 88 47 Lower Sandusky Erie O Morrice A. New- 491 102 Lower Smithfield Wat re P Geo Bush [man 251 158 Lower Somers Point Glom et'er N J Gideon Leeds 202 92 Lower Three Runs Barn w 11 S C Wm. Scarborough 631 238 Lowrev’s Mills Chesterfield s c Robert Gallison 451 123 Lowville Lewis N V James H. Leonard 444 148 Loydsvdle Otsego N Y John L Loyd Loy' isborough Anderson T John Whitson 566 26 Lubeek Washington Me J. C. Chadbourn 846 Luketts Orange Va Alexander Nelson 122 Ludlow Windsor Vt Nathl.P Fletcher 459 81 Lud lowville Tomkins N Y John Bowman 362 Lumberton Robeson N C Charles Moore, jr. 381 92 Lunenburg Essex Vt William Gates 562 92 Lunenburg Worcester Ms Edmund Cushing 452 45 Lunenburg c h Lunenburg Va Ambrose Ellis 229 103 Luray Shenandoah Va Wm. R. Almond 131 208 Office. Luzerne Lycoming' Furnace Lyme Lyman Lyme Lyme Creek Lynchburg Lynch Lake Lyndeu Lynn Lynn Creek Lyons M’Ahster’s ^ Loads M’A dey’s store Machias M’Call’s Bridge M’Cawn’s store M’Connelsburg M’Clures M’Cullock’s Mills M’Cullocksville M’Cutcliensville M’Daniel’sville M’Farland’s M’Gaheystown Mackeysville M’CIinton M’Cord’s store M’Intosh c h M’Mitnville M’Reynold’s store M’Neil’s store M’Veytown Maconsville, or Dan- Madison [cey's Madison c h Madison Madison Madison Madison County. State. Post-Jllasters. Dist Wa City from S ate P- •Varren N Y John S. St. John 44c o4 Lycoming P James Collins Grafton N H Arthur Latham 503 62 York Me Thos. Sands, jr. New London Ct Charles Smith 342 52 Monroe A T Wm. Barnett Campbell Va John D. Murrill 206 134 Williamsburg S C Philip L). M’Rae Caledonia Vt Benj. F. Deming 545 78 Essex Ms JonathanBacheller 445 6 Giles T John Laird 833 292 Ontario N Y Ezekiel Price 362 305 Montgomery T John M’Alister, jr. 745 28 7 Montgomery N C Daniel M’Aulev 391 56 Washington Me Jeremiah O’Brian no 221 York P 92 Hawkins T 480 Bedford P William Dutfield 95 71 Clearfield P Thomas M’Clure Albermarle Va Robert M’Cullock Union S C James M’Cullock 510 Pickaway 0 Joel Bacon 428 Spartanburg S C Zach’uh M’Daniel 503 103 Lunenburg Va James M’Farland 212 Rockingham Va Tob. R M’Gahey 152 139 Burk N C J >hn Mackey 436 235 Abbeville s c Hugh M’Lin 607 123 Albemarle Y r a M’Cord M’Intosh G John Bailev Wairen r Joseph Colville Campbell Y'a J. C. M’ Reynolds 672 130 Warren r Robert M’Neil Miflin p Robert Elton Northampton N C William Gladisli 154 58 Hamilton o William Perry 240 Madison 11 Abraham Prickett 367 124 Madison N Y Moses Maynard 9 95 81 Geauga 0 Phineas Mixer 368 119 Morgan G John Cunningham ooJ, Rhea V 694 209 Office. County. State. Posl-'ilcisters. in,;. rv a . , City j from State Cap . Madison Jefferson In John Bering 5o6 148 Jladison Somerset Me Ephraim Heald j Madisonville Hopkins \ Baxter D. Townes 759 191 Madison viile St. Tamany L Robert Powers 1228 32 Madrid St. Lawrence N Y Alex’r Richards 531 250 Magruders Mills Pr. George’s •Id Jona han T. Bunch 14 27 Maidstone Essex 7t 58c 'Malden Middlesex vis Tohn Sargent Mathiasville St. Charles Mo T lohr, B Scott Mallow’s store Wilkes G John \V Freeman 656 82 Malone, or Harrison Franklin N Y tohn H. Russell 552 264 Manahavvkins Sullivan N Y Peter Miller Manahawkin Monmouth N J Sdwd. Jennings Mamaroneck West Chester N Y David Rogers 253 168 Manassey Gap Loudon V'a 67 Manchester Oneida Y Y Warren Converse Manchester Bennington Vt dalvin Sheldon 41? 105 Manchester Essex Ms Dulc L. Bingham 461 23 Manchester Niagara N Y Augustus Porter 462 325 Manchester Ontario N Y Nathan Barlow 382 3U4 Manchester Baltimore Md Henrv Beltz 68 60 Manchester Chesterfield Va Littleberry Vaden 125 2 Manchester Adams 0 John Fisher 483 105 Manchester Clay K J. H. Slaughter 6J8 126 Manchester Sumpter 3 C A. P. Johnson 501 Manlieim .Montgomery N Y Luther Pardee 421 67 Manheim Lancaster P T ohn Heintvleman 113 46 Manlius Onondago N Y tlezk’n L. Granger 394 136 Mansfield Windham Ct Sam’l A. Spalding 361 23 Mansfield Sussex N J Iml Drake 206 Mansfield Richland O Winn Winship, jr. 4J7 68 Mansfield Bristol Ms David Shepherd Mansfield Amelia Va Tames Bott 165 Mantua Portage O Avnzi Atwater 1 34 182 Marathon Lawrence A T Lewis Dellahursty Marblehead Essex ?.Is Richard Prince 456 18 Marbletown Ulster N Y Lben’r I.ounsberv Marcellas 'nondaga N Y Erast’sHumphrevs 385 156 Marcus Hook Delaware P Jacob D. Barker 121 118 Marengo Seneca N Y Edwd. G. Ludlow 1 o 2io Office. Counti/. State. 1‘osl . Masters . Diet lio City. } rn d.LilC C up. Marietta Lancaster P Samuel Bailey 113 40 Marietta Onondaga N Y 38r 147 Marietta Washington 0 H. P. Wilcox 307 lo4 Marion Maijron Twigg G Samuel Williams 710 35 Marion c li Marion S C John M'Lean 427 124 Marion c h Marion T 655 Marlborough Middlesex Ms Samuel Chandler 411 28 Marlborough Windham Vt Jonas Wliilriev, jr 42-5 120 Marlborough Hartford Ct Enos H. Buell 343 15 Marlborough c li Marlborough S C Joshua David. )r. 412 94 Maryann Forge Somerset P Joseph Yickoroy 171 166 Marley’s Store Sampson N C David Kornegay 391 163 Marr’s Bluff Liberty s c John W. Johnson 432 118 Marshall’s Mills Huntingdon p Samuel Marshall 17 j Marshaltsville Mecklenburg Ya John Barron 266 143 Marshallton Chester P Thps. B. Marshall 129 79 Marshfield Caledonia Vt George Pitkin 534 10 Marshfield Plymouth Ms Jabez Hatch 463 41 Marti nsburg Lewis N Y Walter Martin 441 1,4 Martinsburg Berkley Va Wm. Summerville 84 207 Martinsburg Hopkins K Cheslev D. Key Martin’s Creek Northampton P Andrew Whitesell 232 Martinsville Henry Va Thomas Graves 3o7 235 Martinsville Guilford N C Robert Lindsav 352 94 Maryland Otsego N Y Enos J. Spencer 373 67 Maryville T Wm. Beempast Marys\ ille Harrison K John Whitehead 517 48 Marysville Campbell Va Benjamin Davis 2~4 160 Marvsvilie Knox T John Montgomerv 556 15 Mason Hall Orange N C James Mason 311 52 Masonsville Delaware N Y Wearam Willis 294 137 Massena St. Lawrence N Y John Stone, jr. 56d 255 Massingales Sullivan T Henry Mass'; ngale 439 lu2 Mattamuskett Hyde N 0 Abner Pasteur 4j1 215 Matthews c h Matthews Va Aid. G. Cushman 19 108 Mattituck Suffolk N Y John Hubbard O j ^ 261 Mavfield Montgomery N Y Collins OJoli May's I.anding Gloucester \ T J Jesse H. Bowen 1S5 77 1' lay’s Lick 1 Mason K Jabez Shotwell 500 7 > Maysviile * Mason John Roe ■ 4SS ’ * 21 1 Office. County. jSia/e. Post-JMasters. list, fnm [ 1 a. Slate \ Ci:y. Cap. Mayville Chatauuqe V Y Geo. M'Gonagle 422 Meadsville Crawford ■> Daniel Andrews 312 324 Meunsville Union S C Hugh Means 4S9 118 Mechanicksburg Cumberland P Henry Stouffer in Mechanicksburg Clermont 0 Geo. Sullivan Mechanickstown Frederick Md Henrv Tiron, jr. 84' 84 j Mechanicksville Saratoga N Y Oliver Barret, jr. 374 18 Meclianicksvilie Darlington S C >V illiam Cooper 432 Medfield Norfolk Ms Ebenez. Clark, jr. 424 8 Medford Middlesex Ms William Rogers 442 4 Medina c h Medina 0 366 180 Medway Norfolk Us William Felt 418 14- Mellonville N C M chael Melton Mendham Morris N J Abner Dodd 226 53 Mendon Worcester Ms Richard George 408 19 Mem ion Ontario N Y Timothy Bernard 366 225 Mentor t.eangu 0 Daniel Kerr Mentz Cavug'a \ T Y 376 173 Mercer Somerset Me Robinson Gilman 606 Mercer’s Mercer p Thomas Bingham 262 274 Mercersburg Franklin U Win, B. Guthrie 281 218 ! Meredith Stafford N H Stephen Perley 53 1 26 Meredith Delaware N Y i Samuel A. Law 360 101 Meriden New Haven Ct Isaac Lewis 320 17 Meridian Madison M T Benjamin S. Pope Merom Sullivan la Samuel Colman Merrimack Hillsborough N H 'Hend, W. Gordon Merritsown Fayette U Elijah Coleman 227 190 Merry Hill Bertie N C John Webb 294 204 Mesopotamia Trumbull O Seth Tracey 340 Metcaifsborough Franklin T IJohn Rayburn Methuen Essex Ms Moses How 434 Mexico Oneida N Y |V> m. S. Fitch 455 159 Mexico Mifflin P James Tuompson 140 Miami Hamilton ) Patrick Smith Michilimackinac Michilimacki- MicT A. D. Stewart Middleborouirh Plymouth: nac Ms Lemuel Briefs Middleboro’ 4 Cor’rs Plymouth ‘Is Levi Pierce 441 45 Middleborough Wayne J Ab. V. Coolbaugh 232 143 Aliddlebrook Augusta V r a Barnard Lowman i loo Middlebrook Mills Montgomery \Id Edward Trail i 22 1 63 212 Office. County. ■Malt Posi-Matlen. I A*:. i ~'u Cit j - m Acre Cup. Middleburg Loudon » I Mount Holly Burlington N J John Blackwood 153 S?f> ] Mount Hope Shenandoah rVa Peter Senseuey 9T Mount I Tope Orange N Y 275 Mount Horeb Kelson Va M. Fitzpatrick I/O Mount Jackson p John Nesbitt Mount Laurel Halifax Va John White 24:- 1 25 I Mount Lion Hancock G John D. Eeman Mount Morris Gennessee N Y Jas. B. Mower Mount Mourne Iredel N C James Houston 401 144 Mount Pilot Sumner T James T. Wvnn Mount Pisgah Iredel K C Arcli’dB.Campbel Mount Pleasant Lancaster P Phil. Housekeeper 120 50 Mount Pleasant L John Whitten Mount Pleasant Maury T John M’Daniel Mount Pleasant Ohio K John Pate Mount Pleasant p V* Custavusl-Iendrick Mount Pleasant Shenandoah Va Alexander Doyle Mount Pleasant West Chester K Y Cliarles Yoe 265 ior Mount Pleasant Westmorel’d p John Connel 204 192 Mount Pleasant \Y ayne P 'John Granger 2/9 170 Mount Pleasant Jefferson O James Judkins 292 139 Mount Pleasant Rockingham K C Xathl Henderson 329 136 Mount Pleasant Mills L T nion Pa Jas. Schnee Mount Prospect Edge comb K C Exum Lewis 249 125 Mount Richardson Jackson T James Roulston 586 Mount Richardson T i 76-: Mount Sterling Crawford In ;Alex. B. M’Rae Mount Sterling' Montgomery K George Howard 543 55 Mount Tirzah Person N C Thomas Moore 235 65 Mount Upton Chenango N Y John Z Saxton 353 ^42 Mount Vernon Rowan N C Alvin S. Duval Mount Vernon Kennebeck Me •Samuel Thing 62? 71 Mount Vernon Knox O Gilman Braynt 407 : 44 Mount Vernon Rock Castle K Robert Hagerty 6J4 76 Mount Vernon Tn ! Matthew Williams Mountville Loudon Va jjohn Mount Mount Vintage Edgefield S C • Ch. Breithaupt 5/C Mount Zion Union K 'Jonathan Tavlor ro4 1 236 21 Office. County. State. Post-Mastery. IhSL. Ha. City. from Stale Cap. Mouth of Black River Cuyahoga O John S. Reid 420 Mouth ofCowPasture Botetourt Va John Shickev 222 1 Muddy Brook Franklin Ms Russel Cooley Mullicco Hill Gloucester N J Joshua Paul 155 43 Muvnfordsville K 6 70 97 Muncey Lycoming P William Pidcock 19 0 83 Mu nroe,orSouthfield Orange N V John M’Garrah 251 112 j Munster Cambria 7~> John Rliea t Murfreesborough Hertford N C E. Wheeler 230 141 Murfreesborough Jefferson F Joel Childers 708 165 I Murphey’s Plains T George Murphy Murphey’s Sett'rats. Genevive MoT Henry Poston Murrav Genessee N Y Josiah Field 411 254 Murray’s Ferry Williamsburg S C John Porter 407 I06 Murray's Mills Vestmorei’d iP Benjamin Burrell 216 290 Murraysville Buncombe N C William Murray 51u Musqueto Creek Trumbull O James Heaton 340 Musqueto Cove Queens N Y Jacob Titus Musse’s Mills Columbiana 0 John Musser 275 Myer Town Dauphin P John Albright 137 31 1 Mystic River New London ct Zabdiel Rodgers 3t>2 |i Nanceville Harris oil In Clement Nance ; Nanjemoy Charles Md Massey Simmes • 56 96 L -Nanticoke Broome N Y Mason Wattles 301 193 Nantucket Nantucket Ms James Barker 532 106 I Naples Jefferson N Y Hinkley Stevens 473 175 Naples Village Ontario N Y Pard T. Brownell 308 296 Narraguagus Washington Me Joseph Adams 743 179 1 N ash c h Nash N C 071 52 Nashville Davidson T Robert B. Currey 751 2 JO Nassau, or Union Vil- Rensselaer N Y | Michael Stocking 367 12 Natchez [lage Adams M T Joan Hankinson 1268 6 Natchitoches Natchitoches L James P. Harrison i.448 405 Natick Middlesex Ms Martain Haynes Natural Bridge Rockbridge Va Matthew Houston 224 176 Nazareth Northampton P John Britel 196 106 Nelson Cheshire N II iHenry Melville Nelson Ashtabula O ! ' 323 Nelson I Madison N Y ILemuel Covell O/ <-> 115 Nelson Portage 0 lOliver Mills j 4 j 221 I Nelson’s Ferry Charleston s c jjohn C. Newman 5J4 74 £1S Office. County. Stale. Post-Masters. Diet. IVa. City J) o m Suite Cap. Nesbitt’s Iron Works Spartanburg S C Joseph Camp 53 1 : Nescopeck Luzerne P John Briggs, jr. 2u0 90 Nevilla Clermont 0 Elijah Larkin New Aibanv Clarice In Joel Scribner 623 New Alexandria Westmorel’ d P Nicholas Day 2,1 204 Newark New Castle D Henrv Whiteley 1,-5 61 Newark ESSex N J Matthias Day 217 50 Newark Licking Id David Moore 393 35 New Athens Harrison 0 Jos. W. White New Baltimore Fauquier 7a Joseph B. Hal 45 139 New Bedford Bristol Ms Abraham Smith 458 61 New Bedford Mercer P 3j8 Newberg Christian Iv F,. B. Edwards New Berlin Union P lames Merrill 162 53 New Berlin Chenango X Y e emiahjGoodrich 355 95 Newbern Montgomery Va Henrv Hance 324 240 Newbtrn Craven N C Thomas M atson 351 119 Newberry Burlington N J ilson M’Gowan 186 Newberry Christian K Elisha Edw ards 754 Newbills Campbell Va 248 New Boston Clark O lames Templin, jr. 594 New Boston Hillsborough N H Lewis Bixbv New Brunswick Middlesex N J Bernard Smith 194 27 Newbraintree Worcester Ms David Brigham Newburgh Orange N Y \aron Belknap 281 90 New Burlington Athens 0 356 55 Newbury Geauga 0 LemuelPunderson Newbury Orange Vt James Spear, jr. 513 43 Newbury c h Newbury s c Thomas Pratt 551 44 Newburvport F.ssex Ms Moses Lord 475 39 Newby’s ^ Roads Ctdpeper Va 90 120 New Canaan Litchfield ct Samuel St. John New Canton Buckingham |Va Robert Hill 166 64 New Canton Hawkins iT Philip Critv 749 98 New Castle Lincoln Me John Glidden 614 60 New Castle Mercer P Joseph J. Boyd 279 266 New Castle New Castle D David Morrison, jr 116 42 New Castle Henry K Samuel Stubbins 591 26 New Chester Grafton N H Ebenezer Kimball 527 24 New Comers Town Tuscarairas o Nicholas Neigh New Durham Strafford In ii B. D. Chamberlain £19 Office. i i Comity. State- Poet Masters. V/a. City. /; om State Cap. New Egypt Monmouth N J Thomas Va lin 382 26 New Fane 1 Windham Vt Adolphus Wing 439 111 New Feliciana c h Feliciana l3o3 150 Newfield Y ork .Me Winthop Hill oil 43 New Found Mills Hanover Va Thomas Price 98 66 New Garden Robinson N C 'John M’Farland 3.58 New Garden Chester P Gilbert Pritchard 123 72 New Geneva Fayette P John Davenport 226 201 New Germantown Hunterdon N J Isaac Ogden 2u8 51 New Glasgow Amherst Va John S. Blair 195 137 New Gloucester Cumberland Me Joseph E.Foxcroft 578 24 New Hagarslown Jefferson 0 326 132 New Hampton Strafford N H William B. Kelley Ojo 35 New Hampton Hunterdon N J Samuel W. Fell 40 New Hartford Litchfield Ct Theodore Cowles 349 20 New Hartford Oneida N Y Caleb Sampson 383, 100 Mew Haven Oneida N Y Joseph Baiiey ! New Haven Addison Vt Chauncev Moore 475 49 New Haven New Haven Ct WMliam H. Jones 304 41 New Haven Huron 0 Caleb Palmer 490 92 New Haven White 11 Davis Nash New Holland Lancaster p Samuel Diiler 130 48 New Hope Bucks o Cephas Ross 171 118 New Hope vVayne N C Nichl Washington 311 23 New Hope Spartanburg s c David Dantzier 548 112 New Iberia Attafcapas La James Miller 1429 173 New Ipswich Hillsborough N H Ben;. Champney 472 87 New Kent c h New Kent Va Samuel Trower 143 30 New Lebanon Columbiana N Y Elam Tilden 364 26 New Lebanon Camden N C George Firebu 236 New Lexington O Ro. Henderson, jr. New Lisbon, or Pitts- Preble 0 James J. Nesbitt 413 45 New Lisbon [field Otsego N Y Cvrenus Noble 357 90 New London Columbiana 0 George Endley 283 185 New London Hillsborough N H 520 New London New London !Ct Oben Wav 358 43 New London Campbell Va Aaron Scholfiekl 219 147 New London Jefferson In John Medcap N. London Ik Road3 Chester p J. W. Cunningham 115 102 New Madrid New Madrid Mo T George Ternile 975 190 New Marlborough Berkshire Ms Stephen Powell 404| 144 Office. County. ■Hale. Post-.Maslers. Dist. Hu City. f) Hill '.laic Cup. New Market ipencer In Sam.D. Hammond New Market v ottsylvania Va Benjamin duller New Market tockingham N II John Kenhard 494 34 New Market )orchester Md James Gibson New Market Cumberland P 97 New Market ■diehandoah Va v Ambrose Henkel 12 m 191 New Market fLgnl old o Jonathan Bereman toS 77 New Milford Li oilfield ct Philo Noble 3io 51 New Milford Susqueiian’ah p William Ward 27fc 175 New Milford : 1 range N Y Francis Price New Mills Burlington N J William K nsinger 165 20 New Orleans Orleans La Thomas Johnson 126u New Paltz Ulster N Y Jos. H. Iierringer 299 70 New Philadelphia uskarawa 0 Christian Espick 344 124 New Philadelphia Iarden Iv Samuel Holmes 665 94 Newport J imberland N J William Ciiard Newport lennebeck Me Richard Hopkins 66o 114 Newport Cheshire N U E Baldwin 431 39 Newport Newport R I Benj. B. Mumford 419 29 Newport Herkimer N Y Jacob L.Sherwooil 426 83 Newport New Castle D J. J. Walraven 136 52 Newport Cnarles MJ Hat. W. Courtney 45 70 Newport Cocke T Augustine Jenkins 501 53 Newport, or Campb. Campbell K Daniel Mayo 5J5 96 New Portland [c h Somerset Me 672 New Providence Essex N J Stephen Day 212 46 New Richmond Clermont O Robert Haynes New Rochelle '.Vest Chester N Y John Underbill 246 164 New Salem Jefferson O Robert Baird 289 152 New Salem New Condon Ct She--. H. Williams 358 30 New Salem Franklin Ms Nathan Bryant 452 80 New Salem Ontario N Y ion than Botley New Sharon Ivennebeck Me Samuel Prescott 615 S5 New Store Bbckingham Va Wm. Thompson 2o3 Newtown Licking () John Hutson 418 Newtown larrison K 523 52 Newtown (enilton O Jacob J. Miller Newtown Fairfield Ct Caleb Baldwin, jr. 3u6 46 Newtown Sussex N J Clis. Pemberton 221 / o Newtown Bucks P James ILquet 163 131 Newtown iCingSc Queen Va Lee Bouiware 105 41 Office. County. State Post-J\rasters. Dist. Ha. City. from Stale top. New' own, Stephbg. Frederick Ya Richard Wells 75 160 Newto.' nLowerFalls Middlesex Ms Amos Allen 428 9 Newtown (Trap) Frederick Md James Torrance 51 84 Newtown ( W) Worcester Md Edward Stevenson 167 127 New Trenton Franklin In Sam’l Rockafeller New Vernon Morris N J Jonathan Miller 240 66 ■Newville Cumberland P Alexander Barr 112 28 ;Ne\v Washington Clark In 616 New Windsor Frederick Md William Browner New Woodstock Madison N Y Jonathan Smith [New York Albermarle Ya Wad. T. Slauhter 154 106 New York City New York N Y Tlieodorus Baily 227 145 [Niagara Niagara N Y Joseph West 468 335 Nicholson’s House Warren N C George Nicholson 223 Nicholl’s Inn Dearborn In George Nicholls Nicholas c h Nicholas Ya 323 Nicholasville Jessamine K Benjn. Netherland 564 34 Nine Bridges Queen Ann’s Md George Moffit 114 82 Nineveh Frederick Va Alexr. Compton 84 154 Nixon’s Marion M T George H Nixon 1224 Noland’s Ferry Loudoun Va Dade P. Nowland 43 Nole Chucky T David Rodgers Norfolk Litchfield Ct Joseph Jones 358 [Norfolk Norfolk Y r a Andr J. M’Conico 229 114 Norridgewock Kennebeck Me William Spalding 653 100 Norristown Montgomery P James Coates 166 88 North Adams Berkshire Ms Wm, "Waterman 408 150 North Armenia Dutchess N Y Alexander Neely 330 92 Northampton Hampshire Ms Daniel Wright 385 94 Northampton Montgomery N Y John Fay 425 63 Northampton Northampton P 189 93 Northampton Portage 0 350 195 Northampton c h Northampton Va John Adams 257 164 [Northampton c h Northampton N C Hardy Cobb 232 115 North Attleborough Ms Israel Hatch North Bend Hamilton 0 James Silver 520 120 [North Benton Ontario N Y Martin Gage Northboroiig’u Worcester Ms Benjamin Munroe 405 34 [North Bridge Worcester Ms Chauncey Taft 407 North Bridgewater Ms Charles Packard North Castie West Chester N Y John Smith 265 138 222 t ',n Office. County. •Stale. Cost-Blasters i a •Jiltc -iy '■ff Norih East Dutchess N Y Israel Reynolds j65 90 North East Erie P John M’Cord tlo North East Cecil Md Jolin Maffit 84 Norlu End Matthews Va V* tlliam Biake itfj 98 North Falmouth .Ms Ebenezer Nye Northfield Hampshire Ms John Nevers 412 118 NOrtliford New Haven Ct Augustus Tyler 314 4 North Hempstead Queens N Y James Poole 256 North Hero Grand Isle Vt Jed-cdiah P. Ladd North Hero’s c li Franklin Vt • 543 North Killing-worth Middlesex Ct Aaron Wilcox North Middleton Bourbon K 541 49 North Norwich Chenango N Y Pardon Morris 34^ North Pluiriton Ms Ebenezer Cobdel North Penfield Ontario N Y Silas Dunham Northport Hancock Me Jones Shaw 662 108 Northi-ing-ton Hartford Ct Richard Bacon 34~ 9 North Salem West Chester N Y Jesse Smith North Scipio Cayuga N Y Sherm’nBeardslev North Stonington New Condon Ct I'll os. T. Willis o8j 53 Northumberland Saratoga N Y Harry Granger 392 36 Northumberland NorthumbFd P John Cowden 164 57 Northumberland c h XorthumblM Va John Hughlett 13o 96 North W. U. Bridge Norfolk Va Miles Brett 251 142 Northwood Rockingham X H John Ember 514 21 Nortli Yarmouth Cumberland Me David Mitchell 564 Norton Bristol Ms Earl P. White 448 Norton Delaware o Samuel D. Wyatt Norwalk Fairfield Ct Y\ illiam M. Betts 273 71 Norwalk Huron 0 Joseph Pearse Norway Cumberland Me William Reed 592 45, Norway Herkimer X Y Josiah Smith 442 Norwich Windsor Vt George Riley •r82 43 Norwich New Condon Ct John Hvde 36/ ss Noru ich Coenango N Y Peter Randall 33 7 m Nottingham Rockingham N H Henry Butler, jr. 5T1 25 Nottingham • : Georges Md Wm. Worthington 38 32 1 Nottingham West Hillsborough N H Reuben Greeh Nunda Alleghany N Y 1 Russell G. Huid 399 2sr 1 Nuttall’s Store Granville N C John Nuttall 28j 225 1 — 1 Dist. from Office. Count’!. State. J J ost-J\lasters. Wa. Slate City. ~ a P- Oak Grove Lunenburg Ya Benj. Wilkinson 210 94 Oak. Hall Gree in i He S C James H. Foster 525 120 | Oakliam \\ ore ester Ms Joseph Fobes 425 62 : Oak Hill Greene N y 'acob Raggen 352 Oak Hill Laurencce s c Elihu Cresswell i Oak Hill Mecklenburg Va Alexander Clausel 1 OakHill,or Ashe’s st. Fauquier Va Peter Adams 56 135 Oak Orchard Gennessee N Y Elijah Hawlev Oaks Hanover Ya John T Rawlins Oakville Buckin o ham Va vVm. W. Hendrick ' Oatland Mills Loudon Va George Carter ji Oblong 1 Dutchess N Y Thos Hitchcock 392 Occoquan Pr. William Va James Russell 2. 99 ! OfllittS Hampshire Va James M. Offutt Ogdensbnrg St. Lawrence N Y Lewis Hasbrouch 51k 229 Oil Creek Crawford P Samuel Kerr O' 305 1 Old Bridge Middlesex N J Jos. Van Wickle 2o, 38 : Old Salt House Lincoln T John Kellev 79: 256 Old Sheshequin Lycoming P Charles Chapman 2 7! 175 ! Oldtown Allegany Md George W. Glaze 14- 173 I Oldtown iioss 0 H’rv S. Fernandes ! Olean, or Hamit Vill. Lataragus N Y 435 317 1 Olympian Springs Bath K William Bashaw 55j 68 Oneida, or Castleton Oneida N Y George Baldwin 4J6 i Onondaga Onondaga N Y Jasper Hopper 394 147 | Onondaga c h Onondaga N Y Neh H. Earl Onslow c h Onslow N C E len Bell 400 ;i Opelousas Opeiousa L Levin Wales I46u 223 | Openheim Montgomery N Y Ezekiel Belding 414 52 t; Oquago Broome N Y George Harper bi3 156 Oran Onondaga N Y Philo Cleveland 391 115 ii Orange Frunkh n Ms Lym. Harrington Orange Essex N J Jol'.n M. Lindsey 221 54 1 Orange Trumbull 0 I’heoph Cotton 315 220 I Orangeburg 1 Orangeville Orange s c N Y Sanders Glover, jr. Jerrv Merrill 549 42 Orange c h Orange Va Paul Verdier io4' 111 Orange Springs [Orford Orange Ya James Nelson 92 99 Grafton N K William Howard 515 lOrford Hartfoi d Ct \ V e 1 Is W oodb ri dge John P. Smith 321 10 Orlea .Fauquier Va 224 Office. County. State. Post Masters. His:. If a City. ; -'jin State Cap. Orleans Barnstable Ms ! Jonathan Bascom 516 94 Orrington Hancock Me |Benjamin Nourse 692 133 Orreskunny Oneida N Y Garret G. Lansing 403 lo5 Orrsville Pendleton 8 C Mark K. Collins 607 Orville Onondaga A Y Isaac Osgood 394 142 Orwell Bradford P Chauncey Frisby 296 187 Orwell Rutland t t Josiah Austin 453 S9 Orwisburg Schuylkill P Ab. Reefschneider 170 78 O^sippee Strafford X H Moses Colby 545 73 Oswego Onondaga X Y Nathan Sage 421 185 Oswego Falls Oneida X Y James L\ on 421 174 O's go Otsego X Y Erastus Dean 361 114 Otis, or Bethlehem Berkshire \ls Basil Seymour 382 150 Otisco Onondaga N Y Jesse Swan 388 140 Otsetic, or German Otter Bridge Chenango X Y Ebenezer Hill 350 Bedford Va John Jones 245 Ottsvdle Bucks p Micliael Oit 183 Overalls Shenandoah Va Elias Overalls 107 101 Overton c h or Mon- Overton T James Whiteside 687 Ovid [roe Seneca N Y John Maynard 338 £14 O wasco Cayuga N Y Mart Cuvkendall 380 174 Owego Owego Creek Owen’s Tavern Owensville Tioga Tioga Middlesex Gibson N Y N Y Ya In Sieph. B. Leonard Walter Hewick M. chain Owens Philip Briscoe 317 205 1 Owingsville Bath K Edward Stockton 519 70 Oxford Worcester Ms Arch’d Campbell 387 50 Oxford New Haven Ct David Conde 348 56 Oxford Chenango X Y John Tracy 328 119 Oxford Adams P Joseph A. Sharp 5S 45 Oxford Granville X c R. N. Henderson 258 Oxford Butler 0 John C. Irwin 528 0 xford Delaware 0 427 37 Oxford Chester p Timothv Kirk 108 lo8 1 Oxford Caroline Va Peter Nelson 93 71 : Oxford Furnace Sussex X Y John P. Robeson 218 Oyster Bay Queens N Y James Colwell | 262 180 Oyster Bav South Queens N Y Timothy Carman j 263 160 Paddytown Padfields [Hampshire Ya 11 Am. Armstrong l3o 1 20o 234 Painville [Amelia Va Bernard Lear 79 . Office. County. j Post .Musters. hist, from fVa. Siute City Cap. Painsville Geauga 0 Sami. \X . Phelps 345 250 Painted Post Steuben N Y John E. Evans 280 261 Painter’s ^ Hoads Delaware P John Painter 1 Paintville ruscarora ° 362 Palatine Montgomery N Y Archd. Anderson 421 60 Palatine in | 666 Pa Mine Bridge Montgomery N V Ed. S. Callender Paiermo Lincoln Me John Marctin 635 79 Palestine Laurens In John Brown 657 Palestine Crawford U Wm. Wilson i Palmertown Saratoga N Y Daniel Hicks 404 46 Palmer Jampden .Ms Amos Hamilton 382 73 Palmvra Somerset Me Samuel Lancey 662 108 Palmyra Edwards : 1 T 726 Palmvra Ontario N Y Ira Selby 369 220 1 Palmyra Dauphin Adam Littering 128 15 ! Palmyra Portage 0 Parritt Hadley 343 217 Palmyra Martin :J C James Gordon 270 Palmyra Montgomery r Wm L. Brown 777 287 Panther’s Creek Surry X C Wm. Thornton, jr. 381 Paoli Orange N Y William Hoggat Paoli In Peleg If. Allen 637 Paperville . Sullivan T 439 1 Paradise Lancaster P David Wilmer, jr. 133 Parnam’s Store Sussex Va John Parham 176 53 Paris Oxford Me Russel Huhbard 598 50 Paris Oneida N Y H. M’Niel 382 105 Paris Fauquier Va Isaac Settle 56 144; Paris Jefferson In 600 . Paris Bourbon K William Paton 533 40 Paris Furnace Oneida N Y Joseph Howard 395 107 Parishville St. Lawrence N Y Daniel Hoard 624 235 Parkersburg Wood Va Thomas Neale 320 430 Parker’s Ferry Colleton S C David Parker Parkersville s c Parkinson’s Ferry Washington p George Wyeth 225 213 Parkman Geauera 0 R. B. Parkman 33U 231 Parma Gennessee N Y Zolred Stevens 4 ;2 180 Parsonfield York Me Isaac B. Barber 557 37 Parsippany Morris N J Geo, Brinkerhoff Office. Patchcgue Patesville Patrick c h Patrick Church Patrick’s Mills Patterson Patterson Patterson’s Store Patterson’s Store Pattcnsburg Patucket Bridge Pauling Pawlet Pawtucket Falls Pawtuxet Paxton Paynesville Peacham Pea’s Store Peace’s Peach Bottom Peeble’s Tavern Pedler’s Mills Peeling' Pedricksburg Peekskill Pejipscot Pelham Pelham Pembroke Pembroke Pendleton c h Penfield Penn’s Store Penn’s Yaiiey Pennsville Penobscott Pepperell Percevall’s Perkins Perkinsonville County. Stale. Suffolk N V Breckenridge K Patrick Va Fairfax Va Craven N C Putnam N Y Essex N J Kershaw S C Franklin N C Botetourt Va Middlesex Ms Duchess N Y Rutland Vt Providence R I Kent R I Worcester Ms Rockingham N C Caledonia Vt Fairfield s c Granville N C 1 ork P Northampton N C Amherst Va Grafton N H N J West Chestei N Y Cumberland Me Rockingham N H Hampshire Ms Rockingham N H Gennessee \ Y Pendleton S C Ontario N Y Patrick Va Centre O Christian Iv Hancock Me Middlesex Ms Brunswick Va Huron 0 Amelia Va Post . Musters . Nathaniel Smith \\ illiamPate John Napier Wm. Lindsay J B. Patrick Epenetus Crozbv Henry Goodwin Reuben Patterson Smith Pa terson Thomas Martin Nathaniel \\ right Charles Hurd Dorastus Fitch Otis Tiffany John A. Aborn Tyler Goddard William Payne Hector M’Lean Alston F. Pea John M. Peace John Kirk John De Amis llich’d N Eubank Joel Haines William Nelson Moses Rowe Benjamin Skelton Constant R.iggles Benj’n Cushing Elijah Flint John L. Lewis Jacob B Bryan Janies Penn Thomas Hemphill George Penn William Freeman Tames Lewis, jr. Grieve Drummond John Beatty Peter Risen Cist. Ua. City. front State Cap. 289 206 715 342 270 370 92 304 118 254 77 237 189 463 25 510 124 417 112 420 4 415 6 532 62 499 76 57 206 224 150 557 62 278 97 584 30 472 40 4u3 76 510 Y 408 562 142 39 1 229 342 250 6S7 133 191 67 195 61 Office. County. om Office. County. State. JPost-JHasters. Wa. State City . Cap. Pilesville Glvn G Samuel Piles Pinckneyville Union S C Daniel M’Mahon 45S 112 Pinckneyville Wilkinson Mis Edward Randolph 1314 54 Pine Barren A T James R. Benson Pine Bush Ulster N Y W N. M’Donald Pine Flat Monroe A 911 Pine Grove Schuylkill P John Barr Pine Grove Mills Centre P Stephen Davis 174 112 Pine Hill York S C Hugh White 434 106 | Pineville Charleston s c Theodore Gourdin 497 lu6 Piney Grove Southampton Ya Jacob Barnes 215 91 Piquatown Miami 0 Armstg. Brandon 607 801 Pistaeaway Pr. George Md Joseph Hatton lb 58 l 164 1 Pitch Landing nerttord N C Geo. B. Outlaw 251 Pittsborough Pittsburg Chatham N C Zachr Harmance 324 56 Allegany P John Johnston 225 212 Pittsfield Berkshire Ms Joshua Danf'orth 37 o 133 Pittsfield Ontario N Y 381 Pittsfield Rockingham N H Abraham Drake Pittsford Ontario N Y 390 Pittsl’ord Rutland Yt John Barnes, jr. 46c 80 Pittsgrove Salem N J Joseph Cook 181 Pittston Kennebeck Me Jacob Loud bob 55 Pittston Hunterdon N J Edward Welsted 198 30 Pittston Luzerne P Eleazer Carey 234 126 Pittstown Rensselaer N Y Adomj. Newcomb 080 24 Pittsylvania c h Pittsylvania Va David H Clarke 274 176 Plainfield Cheshire N H 478 Plainfield Washington Vt Silas Williams, jr. 58o Plainfield Hampshire Ms John Mack 4S5 Plainfield Windham Ct Ebenezer Eaton 386 44 Plainfield Otsego N Y Ruggles Spooner 395 8C Plainfield Essex N J Samuel Manning 213 4C Plantation No. 12, or Washington Me Timothy whiting 788 169 Plattsburg [ Oran get. Clinton N Y John Lynds 515 Platlekill Ulster N Y John Hunt Pleasant Grove Greenville S C Philip C. Lester 121 Pleasant Grove Lunenburg Va Langston Bacon 257 Pleasant Grove Orange N C Andrew M’Cawley Pleasant Grove Pleasant Hill Twiggs Mercer Ga Iv Seabern Mims Francis Vonhies 229 . | w ~ • Si SI,, j/n Office. County. State. Post-Masters. IVa S r ate City. Cap. Pleasant Level •lonroe A 885 1 37 Pleasant Valley Dutchess N Y Samuel Baker 313 81 Pleasant Valley Fairfax Va Elijah Hutchinson 35 Plough and Harrow Augusta Va Michael Mauzy 164 137 Pluckemin Somerset - N J James Harriott 201 44 Plum stead Bucks P John Rodrock 170 113 Plymoiit h Grafton N H Nathan Harris 539 44 Plymouth Windsor Vt Daniel Clark 460 82 Plymouth Plymouth Ms James Warren 454 36 Plymouth Litchfield Ct A polios Warner 325 22 Plymouth Chenango N Y Judah Bement 415 95 Plymouth Luzerne P George Lane 214 112 Plymouth Washington N C John Armistead 302 157 Plympton Plymouth Ms Peltg Wright 455 44 j pocotaligo Beaufort S C William Martin 618 187 Point Coupee c h Feliciana L James Mitchell j Point Harmer Washington 0 George Dunlary 320 i Pointopolis Clermont 0 W m. Ewing Point Pleasant Mason Va William Langtry 35.2 377 1 Poland Cumberland Me Robert Waterman 580 26 i Poland Trumbull O Jared Kirtland 283 198 Pollardsville Greenville S C William Pollard 531 118 i Pomfret, or Fredonia Chataugue N Y Moses W. Abel 401 Pomfret Windham Ct Lemuel Grosvenor 37 S 40 Pompey Onondaga N Y Victory Birdseye 404 124 Ponpey West Hill Onondaga N Y Asahel Smith 406 119 Pompton Morris N J Robert Colfax 262 87 i Poole’s Store Montgomery Md Dennis Lackland 32 73 Poolesville Spartanburg S C Fortunat. H. Legg 506 103 Popeville Sullivan T Thomas White 1 Poplar Grove Newbury S C Willis Crenshaw 553 46 1 Poplar Ridge Cayuga N Y Eliphalet Sawyer 389 164 1 Poplar Springs Ann Arundel Md Allen Dorsey 65 57 Poplar Town, or Worcester Md Jas. A Coilins 186 119 1 Poplin [Trap Rockingham N H Nathaniel Merrill 500 28 Port Deposit Cecil Md Samuel Clendenin 81 74 Port Elizabeth Cumberland N J Stephen Willis 196 89 Port Gibson Claiborne Mi S Hoit 1221 33 Port Glasgow Seneca N Y Norman Sheldon Portland Cumberland Me Robert Ilsley 55-i Portland Chataugue N Y Galvin Barns 404- 340 I 230 Office. County. State. Post-Master j. Hist. Ha. City. from S.ule Cap. Port Republic Rockingham Va Joseph Graham 149 131 Port Iioyal Caroline Ya Newton Berrvman SJ 65 Port Royal Montgomery T Joseph Woolfolk 772j 250 Port’s Ferry Marion S C Francis Greaves 43d 145 Portsmouth Rockingham N H Jonathan Pa\son 5u0 44 Portsmouth Newport R I Thomas Corv, jr. 428 20 Portsmouth Sciota 0 Thomas AYaller 451 86 Portsmouth Norfolk Ya Jesse Nicholson 231 113 Port Tobacco Charles Md Alexander Sanxter 34 74 Port William Gallatin K Mames W. Vt’aller 584 44 Post Hill Morgan G J. Bennett Potosi Washington Mo T 934 60 Potsdam St. Lawrence N Y Caleb Hough 532 24o Potter’s Mills Centre P James Porter, jr. 176 73 pottiesville Louisa Va Nat. Thompson, jr 98 SI Pottsgrove Montgomery p Jacob Drinkhouse 149 70 Poughkeepsie Dutchess N Y Levi M’lveen 299 75 Poulteny Rutland Vt Daniel Mailorv, jr. 429 96 Powell’s Point Currituck N C | 293 poweilton Hancock G .Sampson Duggar 667 36 Pownal Cumberland Me 1 571 pownal Bennington Vt Josiah AY right, jr. 4 is Rufus Round 425 Reid’s store. Cambpell Va John Reid 235 127 Reid’s store Moore X C David Reid o-il 53 Reistertown Baltimore Md George Fisher 54 , 46 Rehrersburg Bucks Pa Geo. Havner Remberston Sumpter S C James Crosswell 519, Rerasen Oneida X Y Herman Ferry 4u9 104 Renssellaerville Albany N Y Eli Hutchinson 409 14 Reynoldsburg ctumphrey T Joslma Williams 823 293 Rhinebeck Dutchess X Y F. A. Livingston 311 59 Riceborough Liberty G William Raker 692 194 Rice & Oi r’s Store Pendleton S C Christopher Orr 1 Richard’s Tavern Edgefield 9 C David Richardson 581 74 Richfield Otsego N Y Da. id W aterman 496 . ^ Richland Venango Pa Jacob Karrold 1 Richland Oneida N Y Allen Farquar 487 145 Richland Giles T John Jones 815 174 Richmond YVavn e In Robert Morrison ! Richmond Cheshire N H Job Dixbv 445 81 Richmond Boss 0 John Graves j Richmond Jefferson O I Richmond Chi tender! Vt Moor Russell 499 26 Richmond Berkshire Ms Cyprian Branch 372 134 Richmond Washington R I G P. Pitman ou6 45 Richmond Northampton P Christian Raker 2 20 Richmond Henrico .Va William Foushee \ 1 23 j Ofice. County. S:aie. Post -.Masters. Dist. from Ha. State City . . Cap. Richmond Mad son K Robert Miller 572 55 Richmond c li Richmond Va John Tay loe 122 62 Richmond c h Richmond N C John Coleman 403 115 Richmond’s Chester s c James Richmond 444 100 Ridge St. Mary’s Md Mathias Clarke 97 112 Ridge Edgefield S C Ira Scot 559 33 Ridgeburg >range N V Benjamin Dunning Ridge burg Fairfield Ct S. C. Lynes Ridgefield Fairfield ct William Keeler 232 64 i Ridg'eviile Warren 0 John Biair 376 226 : Ridgeway Gennessee N Y James Brown 441 284 Rtdgeville Gayahoga 0 Moses Eietred 395 148 ! Riga Gennessee N Y Richard Dibble 40B 212 Rindge Cheshire N H Moses Todd Ringo’s Hunterdon N J Jer. Kershaw 177 17 Ripley Hancock Me a 674 Ripley Brown 0 437 100 Ripley Chataugay N Y Robert Dickson Ripley c li Riplev in 549 Ripton Fairfield ct A. Judson 298 5S Rising Sun Cecil Md Reuben Reynolds 106 98 Rising Sun Dearborn Tn Caleb A. Craft 595 Ritchesou’s AnneArundel Md Jno. Richeson River Head New London Ct Peter Comstock 351 50 Rixieville Culpeper Ya Amos 1 Roan’s Creek Carter T Reuben Thornton 516 141 Robbinston Washington Vie John Brewer 8pl 277 . Kobbstown Vestmorel’d p James B. Oliver 217 205 1 Robert’s Store Halifax Va James Eastham 278 Robertson’s Fork Giles T Robert vide Beaufort s c Thomas Polhill 596 Rochester Windsor Vt John Flint Rochester Ontario N Y 389 i Rochester Strafford V H John B. Bruzel 517 50 Rochester Plymouth Ms Natlian Willis 468 71 Rochester Gennessee V Y Abelard Reynolds 396 236 Rockavvay Morris V J losepb Jackson 242 77 Rockford Sorry V C Thomas W. Lester 4o2 114 Rock Hall Kent id Thomas Harris 68 55 Rockingham Windham Vt Horace Baxter 455 85 Rockingham c h Rockingham N C James Campbell 319 Lf 234 Office. Count y. State Posl-Hlasters. Dist ila Cilu. from State Cap. Rock Mills Pendleton S C Major Lewis Rock Island Warren T Peter Burum Rock Landing - Halifax N C Jos. IV. Scott Rockville Montgomery Aid Johnt Adamson, jr. 15 56 Rockville Frederick Va Cyrus W. Murray Rocky Hill Hartford Ct Eli Goodrich 35S 4 Rocky Hill Mills Fauquier Va Wm. H. Hampton 32 Rockey Mount Franklin Ya It. M. Taliaferro 282 210 Rockey Mount Chester S C Yinccn f A. Edwds. 48. Rockey Mount Nash N C J C. 13. Atkinson Rockey iiiige Christian K John M’Caughan 779 226 Rockey Spring - Mi David M’Clelland Rockey Springs Rockingham N C William Bearing 339 146 Rock Spring Nelson Va Henry Bibb, jr. Rogers y. Roads Ontario N Y Wm. Rogers, jr. Rogers’ Mills . Saratoga N Y Sami. Morrison 3.39 44 Rogersville Hawkins r Francis Danzell 4 75 66 Rogersville Pendleton S C las Armstrong 58^ Rome Oneida N Y Joshua Hathaway 4 -07 111 Rome Ashtabula 0 w o o '-'i Romney Hampshire Va John Jack 116 214 Romulus Seneca N Y John Sayre 340 204 Rootstown 0 340 172 Roseville Delaware N Y Martin Leet 3S5 70 Roscommon Steuben N Y Enos Silsbe 312 229 Rosebu rg Armstrong P Jno. M’Gonagle 264 245 Rose Mills Amherst Ya John N. Rose 190 Roseville Va Stephen Beard Rosman’s Bellmont 0 Philip. Rosman 335 Rossie Iron Work St. Lawrence X Y Roswell Rvon 492 203 Ross Township Green 0 Horace Lawrence Rnssville Cherokee na r John Ross Rossville [stantia York [tier o Amos Lnderwood 98 36 Rotterdam, or Con- Oneida N Y Burnet Dundas 439 142 Rough CreekCkurch Charlotte Y r a Samuel Hannah 237 114 Round Hill p Thomas Jordan Rmnd Lick Smith r Armistead Moore 701 160 Rvwley Essex Ms James Smith 468 32 Roxborough Person N C lohn Williams 295j 146 II xburv [ings Delaware N Y Tit Montgomery 4 JO 71 Roibury, or Lever- Philadelphia P Aaron Levering 156 235 Office. County. State. Post-Masters. !) a City ||lll 1 • 0> Royal Sampson N C Reason Royal 381 93 Royalton Windsor Vt Lorrain Terry 491 33 Kovalton Worcester Ms Joseph Esterbrook 428 72 Rovalton 0 lacob Rush Rovalstown Lancaster O 41.3 36 Rumford Academy King William Va Richard Hill 125 34 Rumford Oxford Me Nathan Adams, jr T310 70 • Rumley Jefferson o 316 142 Rumney Grafton N H Kendall Osgood 513 Rupoit Bennington vt Oavid Sheldon 416 119 Eushford Cataragus N Y 4j6 RushVills Fairfield O lohn Margnart Russell St. Lawrence N Y Pliny Goddard 562 213 Russell c h Russell Va James Berry 425 352 Russells Settlement A T Fred. Peck ! Russellville Logan K Samuel Gray 727 174 ! Russia Herkimer N Y Elijah Carpenter 41b 95 Rutherfordton Rutherford N T C George Walton 472 216 Rutland Rutland Vt William D. Smith 441 83 Rutland Worcester Ms Rufus Putnam 407 52 Rutland Jefferson N Y Tosiah Massey 4 So 171 Rutland Gallia O Eli Stedman 395 Rutledge Granger T John Brown 55? 34 Rye West Chester N Y Henry L. Penfield 214 171 Rye gate Caledonia Vt James Whitelaw 52 v 50 Sacarappa Cumberland Me -other Fitch 561 7 Sacket’s Harbor J eff erson N Y Elijah Field, jr. 473 177 , Saco, or Biddeford York Me lohn Cleaves 539 15 Sag Harbour Suffolk N Y len’v P. Dering jrr 258 Salem Clark G film Floyd Salem Rockingham N H ’nhn Ewin 4S4 41 Salem Washington In David Burr 61.) 84 Salem Essex Ms ioseph F-. Sprague 45 o 14 Salem H as'iington N Y William K. Adams 4 A 46 Salem Wayne P Vm Woodhridge 261 152 Salem Salem N .J fames Se'rron, jr. 173 61 Salem Botetourt Va Parker Campbell 275 199 Salem Fauquier Va Turner Dixon 65 .131 Salem Columbiana O John Street 36 . 190 Salem Stokes N C Gotleib Shober 35 121 Salem Salem S c Wm. M’Intosh 496 77 236 Office. Comity. Slate. Post-.Wasters. / list If a. City. fern Slate Cap. Salem Livingston K lames Frazer 828 267 Salem y Roads Westmorel’d P Hugh Bingham 253 £12 Salina Onondaga N Y Daniel Gilbert 399 152 Safina Randolph 11 T James Ratcliff 813 102 Salisbury Hillsborough X H Moses Eastman 521 J6 Salisbury Addison Vt Austin Johnson 474 67 Salisbury* Essex Ms Seth Clark 479 43 Salisbury Litchfield Ct Sainu' l Church 33 7 59 Salisbury Herkimer N Y Isaac Sears 431 79 Salisbury Orange X Y John Caldwell 274 114 Salisbury Lancaster p H. F. Slavmaker 121 49 Salisbury Somerset P Peter Welfley 178 170 Salisbury Somerset d Richard Lemmon 137 97 Salisbury Rowan V C Andrew Beltour 375 120 Salisbury Wayne In David F. Sackett 487 167 Salt Creek Muskingum 0 John Chandler Sampson c h Sampson X C A S. Brown 382 Sandbornloil Strafford X H D. C. Atkinson 523 25 Sandford York Me Stephen Gowan 5J3 43 Siulisfield Berkshire ^Is George Hull 382 122 Sandusky City 0 Hector Kilboum Sand Lake Rensselaer X Y Uriah M. Gregory 366 10 Sandorer S C Joseph Moseley Sandton Kershaw s c John Burges Sandwich Strafford X II Elisha Hanson 572 86 Sandwich Barnstable Ms Wm Fessenden 472 72 Sandy Creek Oswego X Y Smith Dunlap Sandy Fork Mecklenburg V'a Joseph F. Speed 273 Sandy Hill Washington X Y Alpheus Doty 4 J6 50 Sandy Hook Culpeper Va James Wethers, ir. lul Sandy Spring Montgomery Md James P. Stabler 19 59 Sandy Spring Adams 0 439 Sandvville 0 Moses Avres Sangerfield Oneida X Y David Norton 375 95 Saratoga Saratoga X Y A Van Deuson 386 30 Saratoga Springs Saratoga X Y Miles Beach 398 39 Satauket S lfibik X Y B. F. Thompson 296 Satterwhaites 3 C Peter Moore Saucona Northampton P 1S1 101 Sa igatuck Fairfield 2t Stph. Moorehouse 276 68 Saugertus Ulster N Y Chr. C. Hursted 347 43 237 Office. County. State. Post Masters. i list Wa. City jr-.m Sic te Cup. Saundersville Washington G John Matthews 669 Savannah Chatham G Philip B x 658 189 Savinton Cecil Md Geo. Beaston no 70 Sav oy Berkshire Ms Reuben Bourne 410 127 Saw Pit West Chester N Y William H Smith Saxon’s Abbeville S C John Saxon Saxton’s River Va Daniel Kellogg Saybrook Middlesex Ct Humphrey Pratt, jr 338 48 Scarborough Cumberland Me Benjamin Millikan 544 10 Schaghticoke Rensselaer N Y Munson Smith 375 20 Scliellsburg Bedford P Michael Reed 16i) 115 Schenectady Schenectady N Y Jacob Thurston 377 16 Schodac Landing Columbia N Y C.J.Scherrnerhorn 353 11 Schoharie c h Schoharie N v labez VV. Throop 388 32 Schooly Mount Morris N J William Diliker 240 49 Sciota Salt Springs Ross 0 John Brander 421 74 Scipio Cayuga N Y Curtis Tomlinson 390 174 Scituate Plymouth Ms Vugustus Clopp 466 28 Scituale Providence R 1 Charles Angell 397 16 Sconondoa Oneida N Y Samuel S. Breeze 417 Scotch Plains Essex N j David Osborn 215 42 Scotland Neck Halifax N C Tames Smith 245 100 Scotland Society Windham Ct John Lillie 365 34> Scottsburg Halifax Va i'homas M’Cargo 269 150 Scott c h or Mockin- Scott Va John Gillanwater 459 379 Scott’s Ferry [son Albemarle Va 8enj. M. Perkins Scottsville Powhatan Va I’homas Scott 156 32 Scottsville, or Allen Allen K 697 Scottsville [c h Gennessee N Y Gherman Bills Scriba Oneida N Y Hiel Stone 453 176 Scuffletown Laurens S C 564 76 Scull Camp Surry N C Shelton Gentry 404 176 Scnppernong see Columbia Seakonk Bristol Me Allen Muro Searcey’s Montgomery T Robert Searcey Seely’s Mills Tompkins N Y Sami S Seelv Sedgwick Hancock Me Daniel Beckford 708 149 Seller’s Tavern Bucks P Ehas Sellers 166 88 Selin’s Grove Northumbri’d P P. F Dering 158 49 Selser Town Adams M T Edm. Andrews 268 Sempronius Cayuga N Y Rowland Day 394 15S 238 Office. County. State. Din Post blasters. H a. [City from ir.it e 'iup. Seneca Falls Seneca N Y Abijah Mann, jr. Seneca Mills Montgomery Md 2u Seven Mile Ford \ ashington Va George Spotts Sevier c h Sevier T Isaac Love 525 26 Shack] ford’s King & Queen Va John Mann 161 75 Shaftsbury Bennington Vt Henry Huntington 403 121 Shandaken Ulster N Y Henry W. Rogers 3 30 79 Shapleigh York Me* Samuel Chapman 543 51 Sharon Ashtabula 0 Epaphras Lvman 322 22J Sharon Norfolk Ms Jonathan Cobb Sharon Windsor Vt Oliver Lathrop 492 40 Sharon Litchfield Ct George King, jr 32? 51 Sharon, or Durlock Schoharie N Y Zachariah Keyes 334 47 Sharp sburg '•V ashing 1 oa Md Gabriel Nourse 6 7 122 Sharplown Salem N J John Nichols 166 Shavangunk Ulster N Y Beverly Kain 230 81 Shawneetown Gallatin 11 William C. Vaught 801 Shaws Adair K Thomas Shaw Sheffield Berkshire Ms Nathaniel Preston 346 147 Shelburn Chittenden Vt Oran Isham 494 46 Shelbv Bull K Thomas Fletcher Shelby ville • helby K Abraham Smith 58 7 •22 Shelbyville Redford T John Stone 776 231 Sheldon •'ranklin Vt Epenetus H.Weed 532 56 Sheldon .ennessee N Y Fitch Cliipman 385 264 Sheltonborough Pittsylvania Va Joel Dodson 296 Shelton’s Store ioochland Va John Shelton, jr. 228 Shenandoah Fork ihenandoah Va James Stewart 120 Shepherdstown ’efferson Va James Brown 74 197 1 Shepherdsville ’.ullet K Benjamin Hughes 637 69 ; Sherburne Middlesex Ms Calvin Sanger 1 Sherburne Ihenango N Y Silvester P. Scovi! 347 101 : Sherburne Mills Fleming K John Andrews 530 ; Sherman Fairfield Ct Lewis Starr a ' Sherrard’s store Hampshire Va John H. Maxwell 98 a Sheshequin Liiizerne p Avery Gore 2 ay 1 182 a Shippensburg Cumberland p Bavin M’Glure 1‘Jj 1 58 a Shirley Middlesex Ms Thomas Whitney 43c i a Shirleysburg H mtingdon P Kimber A. Barton 134 91 a Shiver’s Mills WaiTen G James Shivers 433 I 34 a Shoal Creek T Jos. Farmer 239 Office. • • County. State Post-J\Lustsrs. /'-Si 'la. Jity j 'om State f up. Shoals of Ogechee W arren G David Cody 67; Shoemakers In Adam Shoemaker Sholts Town Daviss In Thos. G. Prentiss Shoreham Addison Vt Brazllai Carey 457 85 Short Pump Henrico Va R. H. Saunders Shoulder’s Hill Nensemond Va Richard Powell, jr Shown’s ^ Roads T James Fvffe Shrewsbury Rutland Yt Stephen Gleason 451 91 Shrewsbury Worcester Ms Calvin R. Stone 46 1 38 Shrewsbury Monmouth N J Benjamin White 222 35 Shrewsbury Kanhawa Va Joel Shrewsbury 33 ri 3J6 Shrewsbury Vork P Phi. Folckemmer 67 40 Shutesburg Franklin Ms John Tayler Sidney Kennebeck Me Stephen Springer 621 68 Sidney Plains Delaware N Y Alvin Woodworth 336 141 Silver Lake Susquehanna P Robert H. Rose 239 197 Simpsonville • Montgomery Md Joel Simpson 8 48 Simsbury Hartford Ct '■ov.li A. Phelps 352 14 Singleton’s Southampton Va vVilliam Singleton 198 75 Sinking Spring Highland o James M’Cag*iie Sinking Valiev Mills Huntingdon p David Beyer Sistersville Tyler Va 276 Scaneateles Onondaga N Y Charles T. Burnet 379 152 SkaroonLake, or Cr.! Washington N Y Simeon Rawson 444 Skinnersville [Pt, j Washington N C Samuel Skinner j50 Slate Iron Works Hath K Peter Davis Slade’s store Caswell N. C Thomas Slade Sloansville Schoharie N Y John R. Sloan Smithfield Favette P Andrew Collins 236 Smithfield Bradford P Darius Buhock Smithfield Jefferson 0 Abel Carev 335 236 Smithfield Providence R I.j Marcus Arnold 420 9 Smi'hfield Isle of Wight Va Wilson Davis 206 84 Smithfield Johnson N C I Ray Helme 315 27 Smitliland Livingston K William Gordon 844 283 SmithsDorough Tioga Y Y [Isaac S. lloardman 316 216 Smith’s Ferry Ohio K i William B. Smith 734 166 Smith’s s f ore Spartanburg s c i William Smith 514 110 Smith’s store Monroe V 933 174 Smithtown Suffolk N Y [Mills Phillips 285 203 Smith’s Valley Madison V Y John Hartshorn 240 Office. County. Slate. f- Post-JHasters. D/s it. Ha. City, j ‘rom :.:e Cat). Smithville Brunswick \ T C Samuel Russell 463 255 i Smockville lefferson In Samuel Smock 601 133 i Smyrna Chenango 14 Y Chest. Hammon 347 1 j 5 i Smyrna Kent D Jacob Penningtoii 128 12 i Smythsborough Somerset P Philip D. Smyth 175 • Snead’s Tavern Pluvannah Va John Snead * Sneedsborough Richmond N C William Latta 420 123 • Snicker’s Ferry Frederick Va Frederick Fiow : Snicker’s Gap Loudon Va fjolleyC Williams 61 130 ! Snow Hil' Worcester Md Ralph Milboume 173 153 : Snow Hill Greene N C Adam Tooley 307 96 t Society Hill Darlington S C 421 86 : Socony Pendleton S C 530 Solus Ontario N Y William Wickham 378 205 • Solon Somerset Me Isaac Rouse Solon Courtland N Y Eli .u Holland 378 132 • Soion New Cas'le D Wm. Gooch, jr. Somers West Chester N Y Hachaliah Bailey 3’J- Somerset Bristol Ms Isaac Pierce 4o^ 44 Somerset Somerset P James Clark 16. 142 Somerset Polaski K Micajah Hall 63. 85 Somerset Perry O Roswell Mills 36/ 56 Somerset Franklin In Charles Fozdick Somerville Fauquier Va Rodham Tuiloss 56 33 Somerville Somerset N J William Mann 193 38 Somerviile Cotaco A T John T..Rather Soov’s Inn Burlington- N J Nicholas Sooy, jr. 169 Southampton Hampshire Ms • 372 Southamnton Suffolk N Y Josiah Foster 329 247 Southbury Litchfield Ct Shadrach Osborn 322 38 South Branch Hardy Va rhqmas Brvan South Dearfield Rockingham N H John S. Jenness South Brimfield Hampden Ms 38u 80 South Berwick York Me Robinson Palmer 544 South Bridgewater Plymouth Ms Mitche! Keith 471 South Canaan Litchfield Ct William M. Burrel 646 44 South Durham Green N Y F. II. Bagiev South East Putnam N Y Joseph C. Field 294 109 South Farms Litchfield Ct En. J. Woodruff 3 » 85 South German Chenango N Y Stephen Pomerot 35 423 South Hadley Hampshire Ms Daniel Warner 37 c 9? £41 Ojjice. County. State. Post-Masters. That. f> om It' a. S ale City \ Cup. Smith Harpersfield Delaware ; y Samuel Burns 412 -16 South Hero Grand Isle vt Melvin Barns 524 53 South Hill tie cklenburg v a James Volley 23u 115 S mthington Hartford t Rhoda Lewis 3^5 13 South Kingston Washington :i I William Nichols 4 7 35 South Nunda Allegany n y Alfred Forbes 348 275 Southold Suffolk y y John Franks 341 259 South Quav Vansemptid Va John Dorlon 212 66 South Reading 1 '.Is John Rayney South Salem West Chester NT Y Gould Hawley 276 177 South Sharon Schoharie .V ■ Y Peter A. Hilton South Tamworth Strafford Sf H William Gilman 563 South Washington Dunlin Jf c William Hall 387 Southwick Hampshire Ms Enos Foote Jry 114 Spafford'sSettlement venuig'O Pa II > ratio Spafford Spanish Grove Mecklenburg Va William Garner 254 Sparta Washington Pa Aaron Kerr Sparta Ontario N Y Samuel Stillwell 345 254 Sparta Sussex N J Stephen Hurd 229 92 Sparta Hancock G Simeon Rogers 65-* 22 Sparta White T 646 104 Spartanburg Spartanburg s c Abner Benson 488 95 Speedsville Tioga N Y John J. Speed 35'< 213 Speedwell Mills Barnwell S C Thomas G Lamar 547 Speedwell Iron Wks. Claiborne T Win. Rogers Spencer Worcester Ms Isaac Jenks, jr. 403 52 Spencer c h Spencer N Y Andrew Purdy 336 223 Spencertown Columbia N Y Cornwall Brush 352 30 Spillers Mill King William Ya Wm. H. Spiller Split Rock Essex N Y Reuben Wheeler Spotted Tavern Stafford Va Abner R. Alcock 68 Spotsylvania c h .potsylvania Va Thomas S. Hicits 73 80 Spread Eagle Delaware P David Wilson, jr. 148 84 Springfield Windsor Vt 456 Springfield lampden Vis Daniel Lumbard 363 89 Springfield In C. Castlebury Springfield 4Corner- Susquehanna 0 a J. W. Robinson Springfield 'tsego y y Samuel Brewer 39', 63 Springfield -$sex y j Caleb Woodruff 223 53 Springfield Hamilton 0 Joiin Baldwin 527 128 Q, •242 . vs:. j .:n CJ ce. County. Post-Alasters. Ha. Cty b.uie Cop . Springfield G'larke 0 lubert Renix 481 46 Springfield Loudon Va Amos Skinner 61 Springfield Hampshire Va John Piper 131 224 Sprii gfieid Washington K ohn Calhoun Glol 62 Springfield Robertson r ■ iin Hutchinson 755: | 240 Springfield Portage 0 Benjamin Baldwin 4o6 166 Springfield Bradford F W illiarn Eans Springfield y Roads Erie P Charles Martin, jr. Spring Grove N C W illiam Hargrave Sprii. gh;ll Fauquier Va ! lies. V. Johnson 49 Spring-hill Louisa Va James Trev. Ilian Springhill Lenoir N C Joseph EUicot 400 Spririgtown Bucks P 186 Springville Susquehanna F Francis R. Spencer 261 162 Squarcum N J James Parker Staatsburg Dutchess N Y Henry Emo 31c 70 Stafford Orange Vt 495 Stafford c h Stafford Va Rich. AVoolfolk 47 76 Stafford Springs Tolland Ct Benjamin Webb 35* 26 Stalls Town F C\rus King Stantonsburg Newcomb N C Willie J. Stanton Stag-ville Orange N C lohn AVilk ns 283 63 Stamford Fail-held Ct Abr’m Daienport 264 80 Stamford Delaware N \ Phvlander Smith 373 61 Stamping Grounds ' Scott K AlexT Bradford 557 33 Stanardsville lOrange Va William Price 119 98 Blandish Cumberland Me 'ohn Lowell 57 1 17 Stanford Lincoln K Franc's S. Reed 0^/ 52 Starksborough ■Chittenden Vt Israel Smith 485 40 Starks Kennebeck Me 66. lo6 S'atesburg Clan m rnt S C i..n es W. Murrell 49: 34 Statesville. dredel N C n es Irw :n 4-'Jo ItS Statesville Wilson T Wm. Btempass Staunlon Augusta Va law. Tremper 174 i36 Stedman’s Mills Athens 0 ,ev, Stedman 355 Steplientown Renssalaer N \ at'ian Howard oi l 19 Sterling Windlam Ct enj. i.uckerman 29C 84 Sterling Cavug-.t N Y ohn Co per Stc:- ,: i grille Granville X <: ones All n 267 Steuben AVasi; gt >n Vie acob I'o ns’.ey 73* 182 Steubenville 'Jefferson j David Lar.m -re 27? -i 151 243 ; Office. County. 1 Stute. Post-Jlasters. OtSi. j . ..?/» >Va .'sane City. Cup. Stevensburg Culpepper Va Martin Nally 93 100 Stevensville king &Queen Va John Bagbv, jr. Stewartsville N J Robert 1). Stewar. Still Valley Sussex N J VVm. Kennedy, jr. Stillwater Sussex N J Peter B. Shaffer 231 Stillwater Saratoga N Y George Palmer 378 22 Stockbridge Berkshire Ms Augustus Sherrill bbo 133 Stockbridge Windsor Vt Justin Morgan 46u 4l Stockden’s Valley Cumberland K Robert Poage 56 j: Stockholm St. Lawrence N Y W illiam Staples 545 249 Stockholm Morris N J Isaac Beach, jr. 275 103 Sloddertsville orArm Luzerne P Caleb Kendall 241 176 Stokesburg [stead Stokes N C Willis Pilkmgton Sionesborough Green K Nimrod Stone 600 55 Stonesville Greenville S C Banister Stone 544 96 Stone Fort F. anklin T Hardv Dovle 715 IS Stonev Point Albemarle Va Nath’I Burnley 573 Stoney Point Abbeville S C William Smith 6-j7 100 Stoney Point Wake N C Sami G. Briggs Slonington New London Ct George ilubbard 37? 58 Stoughton Norfolk Ms Aaron Gray 453 20 Stow Chittenden Vt 525 Stow Middlesex Ms Pliineas Conant 457 27 Stow Portage 0 Titus Wetmore 336 183 Stoyestown Somerset P Abraham Schell 157 152 Strafford Coos N H David Platt 555 128 Strafford Vt Daniel Cobb Strasburg Franklin P Geo M’Clel and 102 59 Strasburg Lancaster p James Whitehill 116 44 Strasburg Shenandoah Va Samuel Gardiner 88 170 Stratford Fairfield t David Brooks 290 55 Strawbury Plains iKnox T William W illiams 530 26 Stroudsburg Northampton P Samuel Brooke 223 139 Strong e Win Reed St. Albans Fra nklin v t Horace Janes 528 52 St. Ai nans Licking 0 408 .34 St. Charles German Coas Jb -ami. M’Cutchen St Charles Fairfield Mo i 'tacky V/herry 1 J01 19 St. Ciairsville Bellmont 0 Sz^r Ellis 297 123 St Francis River C. Girardeau Mo I Betts 1 - 8- 165 •St. Francisvtlle Feliciana L Moses Horn 1313 135 214 Office. ('minty. State. Post Clusters. Diet. Wa City f rm Cup. Si Genevieve St Genevieve Mo 1 Elias A. Elliot 921 71 St. Georges New Castle I) I Andrew Ford ,140 31 Si. Helena St. Helena L x 266 83 St. Inigoe’s si. Mary’s Md George Armstrong 92 18 St. Jcibnsburg Caledonia Vt Ephraim Paddock 538 74 St. Johnsville Montgomery N Y H J. Loyd St. Leonard’s i alvert Md James M. Sobers 112 71 St Louis Fairfield Mo T Aaron T. Crane 9821 St. Martin’s V\ orcester Md Lemuel Showell 157 117 St. Martinsville Attacapas Louis Lingois 1443 1S3 St Mart ’s Camden G Belton A Copp 790 240 St. Michael’s Talbot Md V illiam Roberts 69 34 St. Michael’s Washington Mo T C. L. Bird 1029 105 St. Stephen’s Washington A James G. Lyon 1081 45 St. Tammany’s Mecklenburg Va Dig-g-s Poynor 241 130 Stravvtown Bucks P 180 Strong Kennebeck Me 655 ; Stuartsburgh Westmorel’d P Robert Stuart 335 Sturbridee Worcester Ms Simeon Burt 373 60 Sublett’s Tavern Powhatan Va William Sublett Suckasunny Morris N J James Hinckman 239 70 Sudbury Rutland Vt Joseph Munson 446 75 Sudbury Middlesex Ms Samuel Knisrht Sudler’s X Roads Queen Ann’s Md George M’Ginnis 109 75 Suffield Hartford Ct William Gav 355 17 Suffolk Nansemond Va Arthur Smith 228' 106 Suffolk c h Suffolk N Y William Griffin 323 241 Suggst ille Clark A T William Suggs Sullivan Hancock Me Paul D. Sargent 720 166 Sullivan Madison N Y Wm K. Fuller 391 127 Sullivan Tioga P James Grav, jr. Sumanvtown Montgomery P Jacob Boyer 160 82 Summerfield Guilford N C Charles Bruce 339 Sumner Oxford Me Simeon Barret, jr. 619; 65 Sumptersville Claremont S C Thomas Dugan 481, 4 7 Sunburv Northumbl’d P Edward Gobin 164 OD Sunbury Liberty G Davis Carter 696' "02 S unbury Delaware O Ross K Chapman 422 29 Sunbury Gates N C G. Gil.G. Gray Sunderland Franklin Ms William Delano 393 100 Surguinesville Hawkins T Ar. G. Armstrong 245 Office. County. State. Post Masters. Hist. Wa. City. from State Cap. Surry Hancock Me Edward S. Jarvis 701 147 Surry c h Surry Va David Price 186 64 Sussex c h Sussex Ya Jas. Pennington 174 28 Sutton Hillsborough N H 513 Sutton, or Billymead Caledonia Vt John Beckwith 581 Sutton Worcester Ms Jacob March 373 43 Swamp Churches Montgomery p Isaac Feather 153 75 Swansborough Onslow N C Andrew Wilson, jr. 391 159 Swanton Franklin vt - William M Keyes 536 75 Swanzey Bristol Ms John Mason 425 49 Swanzey Cheshire N H Clark Brown 434 67 Swaunano Buncombe N C Jas. Whiteaker Sweazysville Adams Mi Sweden, or Lovel York Me Andrew Woodbury 574 52 Sweden Gennessee N Y 1 alvin Gibbs Sweedsborough Gloucester N T J Rich’d Tittermary 158 41 Sweet Springs Monroe Va Alex’r Kitchen 272 222 Sycamore Grove Mecklenburg Va Alex’r Clausel Svcamore Grove Halifax N C James Moore Sylvania Bradford P Reuben Nash Taberg, or Camden Oneida N Y Benjamin Hyde 422 118 Table Rock Pendleton S C Ivory B. Perry 572 152 Tally’s x Roads Hampshire Ms Jesse Farnham 332 129 Talmsdge Portage 0 Asaph Whittlesey 494 177 Tamworth Strafford N H John M Page 562 75 Tarcipiho Pike A Robert M’Gay Taneytown Frederick Md Daniel Boyle 67 100 Tanner’s Hill Newberry 3 C John Folk 538 Tanner’s Mill Wilkes G H. H. 1 arrer Tappahannock Essex Va Robert Weir 117 56 Tappan Rockland N Y P Dubey 254 231 Tarborough Edgecombe N C Epenetus Guion 266 80 Tarlton Pickaway 0 Loring Waldo 431 44 Taunton Bristol Ms James L. Hodges 4ob 33 Taylors' lie Shelby K Martin B.Shelburn 592 27 Taylor’s s f ore Franklin Va Spa. Hale Taylorsville Hanover Va VVm D Taylor (Tazewell c h Tazewell Va Henrv P. Ge >rge 386 802 Tazewell Claiborne r Hugh Graham 514 59 Tease’s Valley Kenhawa Va Geo”ge BenHey 370 oj8 Telfair c h Telfair G Noah Perimore 90 245 Office. County. State. Post-Jl tasters. Dist. Ha. City. •'u.e Ct./). Temple lillsborough 'I H Benjamin Whiting 501 Templeton Worcester Ms Lipha French 422 62 Tennessee Iron Wks. Dickson T Samuel Vanlier Tensaw Washington A John Pierce 1024 267 Terre Haut Sullivan John M. Colman Terryville Mecklenburg Va Abraham Svdncr 267 121 Tewksbury Middlesex Ms Jacob Coggin 46„ 23 Thetford Orange vt Thomas Hopkins 491 49 Thomaston Lincoln Me James D. Wheaton 64. 86 Thompson Windham Ct lohn Nichols, jr. 386 47 Thompson’s Cumberland P Robert Thompson Thompson’s Creek Feliciana L L. C. Griffith 1332 121 Thompson’s store Hanover Va Gat. Thompson, jr. Thompson’sSaltWks Jefferson 0 Henry Dixon 282 171 Thompson’s Hoads Louisa Va Lancelot Minor Thompson’sTanYard s c A. Thompson, jr 447 91 Thompsontown Mifflin p John M’Gary 153 35 Thornsburg Spotsylrania Va John M. Breeden 72 79 Thorn’s Ferrv York S C Major T. Hail Thornton’s Gap Culpeper Va Nicholas Spirv 125 154 Thrasher’s store Loudon Va Elias Thrasher 55 Troopsville Cayuga N Y Wm. J. Chapin Thurman Warren N Y Kitchel Bishop 424 88 Ticonderoga Essex N Y Libbeus Haskall 443 87 Tiga Valley Harrison Va Fontainne Marr Tinslevsville Goochland Va Joseph R. Roistei 173 48 Tioga Tioga p Wm. Willard, jr. 262 162 Tiverton Newport R I \' illiam Norton 431 22 Tolland Tolland Ct Calvin Willey 356: 13 Tombstone Bertie N C Amasa Penn 291 | Tomhannock Renssalaer N Y Sim. Newcomb, jr 375 19 Tompkins Delaware N Y John Ellsworth 356 150 Tomkinsville Barren K 675 i37 Toms River N J Elijah Robbins Topsfield Essex Ms Cyrus Cummings 462 j 28 Torringfcr 1 Litchfield Ct Nathaniel Smith 343 1 Torringtoa Litchfield Ct Harvey Palmer 339 23 Tolland Hampden Ms John Rogers Toulmin’s Washington O 22= 122 Towamensing Northampton Pa Peter Stem Townsend Middlesex Ms Wm. A. Bancroft 48, 42 247 Office, County. State. Post Masters. Oist. JVa. City. jrom State Cap. Townshend Windham Vt Charles Philips 453 99 T xavvav Pendleton s c James M’Kenny Tr ,cev ’s Landing’ Ann Arundel Ml John C. Weems 72 32 Trade Valley Sussex N J E. Coursen Traders Hill Hancock Ga Kendall Tran Montgomery P John Todd 160 81 Trappe Talbot Md P. S. Dickenson 89 48 Traveller’s Repose Gr enbrier Va John Slavens 147 Traveller’s Rost Greenville S C Philip Merony 536 125 Traveller’s Rest Shelby K Ben[ Bondurant Traveller’s Rest A ;Kdg 'field S C Edwd. Kirsoys Trenton [Roads Oneida N V John Billings 406 109 Trenton Hunterdon N J Charles Rice 167 Trenton Jones N C Wm. II. Conner 371 139 Trenton Christian K 752 Triadelphia Montgomery Md John Painter 29 69 Triangle Broome N Y G. L. Spencer Triana Madison A T Joseph Wheeligh Triplett Fleming K Jacob Powers Trowsdale’s Ferry Wilson T 749 Troy Bristol Ms Charles Pitman 438 50 Trov Rer.ssalaer N Y Samuel Gale 352 6 Troy P Jacob Long Troy, or Staunton Miami 0 Cornelius Westfall 493 91 Troy Perry In Solomon Lamb 654 Truinansburg Tompkins N Y Herman Camp 344 203 "I rumbull Fairfield Ct Eliakim Beach 291 65 Truro Barnstable Ms SylvanusNye 535 112 Truxton, or Fabius Cortlandt N V John Miller 373 231 Tuckers St Genevieve Mo T 936 89 Tuckerton Burlington N J EbenezerTucker 193 95 Ttickersville Wavne G William A. Knight 169 Tuggsvilie Clark A 1046 24 Tally Onondaga N Y Wm. Trowbridge 39« 125 Tunbridge Orange Vt Elijah Tracey 493 40 Tunckliannock Luzerne P Charles Otis 25 j 144- Turin Lewis N Y Levi Collins 43. 134 Turkey Foot Somerset P John Skinner 1S4 15S Turner 0 xford Me Alder. Blossom 593 45 Turner’s Robertson T John E. Turner k Turner’s A Roads Bertie N C Simon Turner 248 Office. County. ’ ttate. Post .Masters. Pist. Hu City. om S a e Cup. Turnersvil'e Kent Va Josiah Marshall Turnersvitle Bobertson John E. Turner Tnscarora Valiev Mifflin 3 las Montgomery 141 53 Twin Meeting House Gallatin £v Reuben Adams Twyman’s store Spotsylvania Va Thornhi 11 T wyman Tyler c h or Middle- Tyler Va Max. Summerville 266 Tyngsboro’ [bourn Middlesex Ms Danl. Richardson 468 30 Tyson’s store Moore N C William T\ son 363 95 Unadilla Otsego N Y Sherman Page 3o7 124 Union c h Union 11 Abner Field, ;r. Union Lincoln Me Ebenezer Alden 636 82 Unicorn Broome X Y Bryant Stoddard 296 1SS Union Loudon Va Seth Smith 59 188 Union Mongomery : > VY iiliam Miller 396 69 Union Bridge Frederick •:d M. B. Farquhar 62 70 Union c h • Union s c Henry Bernhard 479 117 Union Mills Amherst Va Charles L. Barret Union Mills Frederick Md James Shrivev 74 66 Union Mills Fluvanna Va James T. Jones 143 70 Union Mills Erie P William Miles Union Springs C: vuga N Y John Mosher 36’. 168 Union Town Fayette P John Campbell 199 186 Union Town Frederick Md John Hyder 66 66 Union Town Muskingum 0 Lysle Fulton Unity Kennebeck Me Daniel Whitmore 666 102 Uni tv Cheshire X H David Bailey Uritiu Blount T lames T. Green Upper Blue Lick Fleming K Fielding Belt 52 : 92 Upper Marlborough t’r Georges Md Den. M. Burgess It 22 Upper Sandusky Delaware 0 John M’Clelland 476 63 Uppei’3 Buns Barnwel b C Irwin Roberts Upperviile Loudon Va Joseph Carr 52 141 Upton Worcester Ms Daniel Fisk Upchurch Wake N C Xathan Upchurch Urbanna Champaign O John Reynolds 467 50 Urbanna Middlesex Va Geo. W. Stamper 149 88 Urquhart’s store Southampton Va John Holmes 201 79 Utica Oneida X Y Marcus Hitchcock 392 95 Utica Clark : :l Samuel Stewart Uxbridge Worcester Ms Samuel Read 402 30 V&lonk Jackson In j Jesse Durham 626 110 249 Ojfice. County. State. Post-.fiasters. OJ v . r '“ City. (rum Si ate Cup. Vanceburg Lewis K George Swingle 48 7 106 Vansville Pr. Georges Md James Edmonston 14 53 Van Syckle’s Hunterdon N J H. Varisv ckle, jr. 175 Varrenes Pendleton S C George Taylor 571 143 Variety Nelson Va James Sm ley 179 102 Vassalborough Ktnnebeck Me Lathrop Chase 624 70 Venango Armstrong P 316 Vergennes Addison Vt J H. Sherrill 69 Vermillion Huron 0 Stephen Meeker 43 5 Vermillion Ridge Attakapas L Abel Terrill Vernon Tolland Ct Lib P. Tinker 347 8 Vernon Oneida N Y J. P. Sherwood 4ul 113 Vernon Sussex / N J William Winans 256 104 Vernon, orSmithfield Trumbull O Jer. Wilcox 362 Vernon Hickman T Thomas Porter 808 277 Vernon Jennings In John Vawter Verona Oneida N Y Joseph Grant 415 119 Versailles Woodford K Peter C. Buck 56o 12 Versailles Ripley Tn Joseph Bentley Vevay Jefferson In John F. Bufour 562 68 Victor Ontario \ N Y William Bushnel 375 219 Vieileborougli Caroline Va James Samuel, jr. 71 52 Vien na Kennebeck Me Elisha Johnson 635 81 Vienna N Y William Smith Vienna Trumbull O Dexter Clinton 326 221 Vienna Dorchester Md Jeremiah Colston 121 81 Vienna Abbeville S C Alexander Noble 670 106 Village Hill Nottoway Va Thc-mas Tarpley 187 65 Vincennes Knox r n G. R. C. Sullivan 703 Vineyard .Mecklenburg Va Daniel Daly 222 109 Virgil Courtlandt N Y tophi r Moore 32o 154 Wadesborough Anson N C hn Lawrence 424 142 Waddle’s Ferry Randolph N C tat (hew Waddle Wadkin’s store Pittsylvania Va Jenj. Wadkins 299 206 Waitsfield Chittenden Vt 564 Wakatomaca o Bradley Squire Wakefield Strafford N H John W ingate 539 51 Walden Caledonia Vt .eon. Farrington 544 74 Waldoborough Lincoln Me onn Head 626 72 Walkerton Li g & Queen Va os. Temple, jr. 128 42 Walkersyille Centre P aacob Hays 199 250 OJice. County. State. Post-Masters. Diet. from Va. State City. Cap. Wokersville G Joseph H. Walker 620 Wallingford tutland Vt Lent Ives 44 2 93 Wallingford -few Haven Ct James Carrington 314 31 Wall kill Grange V Y John Morrell 265 95 Walnut Branch Fauquier Y r a Samuel Catlett 56 Walnut Grove Mercer Robert M’Afee 585 20 Walnut Grove Montgomery r Alex. M Rogers Walnut Hdl Greenville s c Enoch M Benson Walnut Hiils Warren Ii John Turnbull 1242 80 W ulpole Cheshire X H Olive Allen 442 73 W altham Md esex Ms Samuel Townsend Walton Delaware V Y Gabriel North, jr. 350 127 Walton sford Pendleton S C Robert Striblir.g Wapponger’s Creek Dutchess X Y Nazareth Brewer 305 81 Wardsbridge Orange X Y Chs. Rowland, jr. 271 89 Wardsborough Vt James Tufts Ward tv ell Jefferson X Darnel Wardwell Mare Hampshire Ms t imothy Babcock Wareham Plymouth Ms Benj. Fearing 4 75 78 Warehouse Point Hartford Ct Clias. S. Phelps 3 59 12 A\ arrninster Amherst \ a J. Higinb. thorn, jr 168 89 "Warm Springs V ork :) Robert Ramsay Warm Springs Buncombe X c William Xeilson 522 Warner Hillsborough X II Henn l.vman 595 36 Warren Lincoln Me Jesse Page 634 80 Warren Crawford j» 378 Warren Bradford ? Andrew Coburn 286 205 Warren’s store Marfas v a James Warren Warren Bristol d i Samuel Randall 42 11 Warren Litchfield Ct John Tallmadge 558 39 Warren Herkimer X Y Robert Rusk 417 91 Warren Albemarle Va iWilliam Brown 156 7<> Warren Trumbull i) (Simon Perkins 312 2j4 W arren Yt G. R. Eldriilge W arrensburg Jackson r Hugh D Hale 680 16S TV arrenton Warren x c John Anderson 231 57 Warrenton Warren G John Butt 631 44 Wai-renton Warren Me Henrv D. Downes 122o 80 Warrenlown Telle rson 0 Robert Blair 277 146 W arsaw Gennessee X Y Cha in. L. Sheldc.i 392 251 W R rwarsink Ulster N Y C. J. Hoombeck i OJice. F ounty. Slate. Post-Masters. Dist . ir» . City. from Slate Cap. Warwick Hampshire Ms William Cobb, jr. 4391 86 Warwick Orange N Y Benjamin S Hoyt 250 110 Warwick Cecil Md Per. Hendrickson lu9 76 Washington Cheshire N H Keu. Farnsworth 478 32 Washington Litchfield Ct Chauncey Camp 321 43 Washington Dutchess N Y Joseph Thorn 315 91 V* ashington Morris N J David Miller 216 52 Washington Washington P Hugh Wylie 236 238 'Washington Northumbl’d P Sami. Hutchinson lo4 Washington Guernsey O Peter Umstot 345 51 VY ashington Fayette O Jesse Millikan 431 40 YV ashington Culpeper Va Telmon Porter 107 137 Washington Beaufort N C James Avant 316 130 Washington Wilkes G James Wingfield 646 79 Washington Mason K William Murphy 492 70 W ashington Mile a T Daniel Rawlins 611 70 VV ashington Davis In James G. Read Wa-h'i'gr'on Adams Mi Greenleaf 1262 W ashington A T Robert Colter Washington c h Washington- 11 D. Pierce W ASaitSTO.T ClTI .'/ashington Ca Thomas Munroe 0 Washita Washita L Hamilton 1404 347 Waterborough York Me Hum. Chadbourne 56o 24 Waterbury Washington Vt Daniel Diman 513 12 Waterbu’y Mew Haven Ct Wrn. K. Lamson 325 44 Waterford York Me Calvin Farran 530 58 Waterford, or Little Caledonia Vt Luther Pike 544 74 Waterford [ton Saratoga N Y John T. Close 366 10 Waterford Erie P Charles Martin 339 351 Waterford lifflin P F.noch Anderson 134 62 Waterford Loudon Va Daniel Stone 42 165 Waterford Washington O Josepii Chambers 324 128 W'aterloo Wayne In Thomas Brierly Waterloo 11 Geo. Farquar W'aterloo Anne Arundel Md Jer. Merrill Watertown Litchfield Ct Benj. De Forrest 319 48 Watertown Middlesex Ms Cliarles Patten 432 6 W'atertown Jefferson N Y H. H. Sherwood 472 180 Waterville Delaware N Y Larnus Munson 378 66 W’aterville ’iennebeck Me Asa Dalton 630 77 Watervket Albany N Y Abijali Wheeler 252 OJfi.ee. County. Stale. Post Masters. Die! ll'a. City. from State Cap. AVatkinsville Clark G W. MM' right 658 63 AVat.sborough Lunenburg Va Gill Waine Watts 233 110 Watson’s Store Ga Watson A\ aughsburg Stokes N C lames Waugh Wayne Ixennebeck Me Moses Wing, jr 632 78 Wayne 0 Joseph 11 Brown AA aynesborough Green P James Wilson 146 209 W aynesborough Augusta Va William Fretwell 16 1 113 W aynesborough Wayne N C Bich Washington 34. 50 AM' aynesborough Burke G John Carpenter 619 104 Waynesburg Chester P Joseph Whistler 135 Waynesburg Franklin P .Michael Stoner 9j 68 Waynesvdle Warren 0 Noah Haines 474 6 AA avnesville, or Hav- Havwood N C Michael Moore 595 AML are [wood c h Hillsborough N H Sami. Patterson 587 18 W eatherfield Windsor Vt Darius Jones 46o 70 Webbs Stokes N C John Webb 345 Webster’s Store Lancaster O losia i Webster 1 5 Wei by I’r. George’s Md Abraham Clark 8 48 Wellborn’s Store Abner Welborn Wellfleet Barnstable • is Josiah Whitman 527 lu4 Wells V oik Me ’atthew Lindsey 52. 32 Wells Beaufort s c John Wells 63-, Wellsborough Tioga Benj W. Morris 245 143 Wellsburg Brooke r a AVm M’Cluney 286 AMenham E sex Is Uzziel Dodge 457 21 Wentworth Graiton M H L. Davidson 52b 60 At est Alexandria Washington •» lames Stephenson 2 5v/ 266 AVest Barnstable Barns' able Is arnuel Bassett AVest Bloomfield Ontario s Y Ezra Waite 3 77 222 At estborough Worcester :s Nathan Fisher 4j4 31 At i st Boyleston Worcester Ms Peter Holmes 4251 49 West Bridgewater Plymouth ■Ts Geo. W Perkins 442 o4 AA est Brookfield Worcester Ms Josiah Carev 401 68 AVest Brook Bladen M C Alex. C. Miller 4^3 1 15 AVest Cambridge Middlesex Is Amos Whittemore ! 445 7 est Chest r Chester '3 j. AV. Townsend 142 75 Wes ' b ester [Middlesex Ct F G. C. instock AVesi Columbia itv Islington Pa Ch D Hass AA'est Hebron tV no-ton N Y George Getty AA'esierly 'Washington B 1 Amos Cross 3 St. 60 25S Office. ( aunty .ate. j Post Masters Hist. Ha. City. from Va it Cap, Westerlo Albany N Y Thomas Smith AVt stern Worceste r .*.tS ! Daniel Hitchcock 390 65 A\ estern Port Allegany Md i William Price 142 182 West Farms \\ est Chester N Y John B. Gillespie 239 Lj7 Westfield Ham;, shite •ds j James Fotvler 367 28 Wes field Essex N J ; Joseph Qninby 223 Westfield Chataugue N V Fern Denting Westford Caledonia vt AY. H. Penniman 511 35 Westtord Middlesex Ms John Abbott 468 28 AVesthampton Suffolk N Y John H. Howell olo 251 West Haven Rutland Vt j Appoilos Smith 44u loO West Liberty Ohio ' a Alex’r Berryhill 272 417 West Middletown Washington P Daviu Craig 26o 250 Westminster Windham Vt Henry Crawford 445 93 Westminster Worcester Ms Daniel Bartlett 43.. 54 Westminster Frederick Md James M’HafTee 65 59 Westmoieland Cheshire N H Edmund Brewster 433 AVestmoreland c h Westmorel’d Va if. Hungerford 110 Weston Middlesex Ms Abraham Hews, jr. 42 5 14 Weston Fairfield Ct Jesse Wakeman Weston A r t Wm. Y. Henrv West Foint Orange N Y John W right 285 100 AVest Point K Ja. AY. Hall West Port Henry K John Ay delot 648 61 AVest Port Essex IV Y Boughton Lobdel! 471 115 West Port Bristol Ms Isaac Howland 446 73 At est Prospect Hancock Ms Andrew Leach Westraysville Nash N C Samuel AVestray 276 55 West River Ontario N Y Richard Pearce 363 205 West River Ann Arundel Md F rancis Bird 50 10 West Springfield Hampshire Ms Benjamin Stebbins 361 91 West Stockbndge Berkshire Ms Amasa S p e n ce r, j r 362 138 West Tourn Orange N Y Charles Monell 276 West Union Adams 0 AA r esbv Lee 475 97 i Wethersfield Hartford Ct James L. Belden 341 i Weymouth Norfolk Ms Cotton Tufts, jr. 449 17 i i Veymouth Furnace Gloucester N J Lewis M Walker 177 71 Whatley Franklin Ms Reuben AVinchell 395 104 j Vhatlev’s Mills Morgan G Henrv Heald 711 Vheatlands Pr. William Va Robert Ilord V heat Plains Pike P George W. Nice 22C )] 254 Office. County. I State C co f? 2 Co ”i t | o? P's. / o ni state (Jup. Wheeler’s Springs ?r. Edward Va baniel M’Kinnev 232 Wheeling Ohio Va Richard M’Clure 266 425 Wheelock Caledonia Vt Erastus Fairbanks 549 79 Whedey Vhetley K Samuel Cox White c h ■ .’bite T Turner Lane 645 White Chimnies Caroline Va Thomas Evans 93 33 White Deer Lycoming P Hugh Donnelly White Eyes Plains Coshocton 0 John Junkins 350 102 White Hall s c Allen Glover White Hall Frederick Va John Pugh White Hall Washington N Y John P.Iiss 42" 74 White Hall Mecklenburg IN C Daniel Gallent 457 White Haven Somerset Md Jacob Aires 144 104 White House Hunterdon N ,T George W.Faifee I White Lake Sullivan N Y John Lindsey 305, 122 Whiteley c h ’Whiteley K 600 78 Whitelysburg Kent D William Whitely 112 22 White Marsh Hontgomerv P Philip Sellers 152 White Oak Rutherford N C John Moore 524 White Oak Springs Gibson I Hosea Smith White Plains Orange Va Tandv Collins 83 W’liite Plains Granville N C .1. C. Courtney 271 White Plains West Chester N Y Peter Cornell" 256 White Plains White T Janies Haines 6u6 114 White Post Frederick Va Joseph Gamble, jr. 87 White River Lawrence M r James Moore 225 White Run Lawrence Mo T Pevton Fucker AVhite’s Creek Rhea T James Preston Whitesborough Oneida N Y Elizur Moseley 396 100 White Sul. Springs Greenbrier Va James Frazer Wh tefieid, or Balls- Lincoln Me Abraham Choate 623 69 Whiting [ton Addison vt y rus Carpenter 454 70 A\ huingham ‘Windham Vt Adacin Thayer 423 132 Whiton N H John Gibson Wick ford Washington R I John Hall 411 23 Wicomico Church Vorthumbl’d Va Thomas Rrown 165 Wiers- ille orTombs S C Thomas Wier Wil ierness [ville ■ipotsvlvania Na Viliam Rowe 8c "V ilkes ■ i ilkes N C William P. Waugh t 442 204 Wilkesbare Luzerne P Jacob Cist | 221 11? W'ilkesville i Washington 0 ; 33'. S5S Ofice. 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Chesterfield Va Joseph Vt ilkinson 155 31 Granville N C Albert Sneed 251 55 Iredel N C William Harbin Huntingdon P William Spear 172 Janies Citv Va lesse Cole, jr. 17o 60 Barnwell s c 59“i 87 Smith T Sampson Wiliams 711 166 Mason K Lei o\ Ewell 5 Go 78 Claremont 0 Nicholas Sinks 489 99 Hampshire Ms Thomas Mavhevv 395 1 Ashtabula 0 Elias Morse 345 242 Murry T J. H. M’Ewen Li coming P ''annuel E. Grier 197 95 Washington Md Jacob T. 1 oivson 78 110 Morgan G Edward At dliams Pickaway O R. K. Foreman N C W m. At illiams Ashe N C Richard tt illiams 394 Martin N C Joseph Biggs 277 132 Orange A r t Elijah Paine 513 11 Oneida N A Samuel Trueman 47b 137 Berkshire Ms Benjamin Skinner 39o 138 Lancaster P John Lightener Niagara N Y Isaac F. Borman 415 282 Person N C Currie Barnett 298' Christian IV 7 out 227 Susquehanna Henry Catlin 293! 202 Abbeville s c John Lockhart 609 1 102 Niagara N Y Simon Cock 396 ! 275 Chittenden Yt Chaun. Brownell 497 1 27 Salem s c Matthew Bradley 461 67 Montgomery p Israel Mechenor , 154 ! 14 Essex N Y Levi Higby 487 141 Bath A r o \Vm. Wilson Fairfield Cl Aaron Hyatt 279 77 tt llliamshurg s c At illiam Zuill 1 461 127 Licking o William Robinson tt indham Vt Samuel Thompsoi 41 £ 127 New Castle D Joseph Br iighurst lit 48 Clinton o Isaiah Morris . 451 Fluvanna Va • Horatio AYelis i 18: f56 Office. County. S a.e Post-j\Iusters. Diet, ft a. City. from Stale t up. Wilmington New Hanover N C Charles Dudley, jr. 435 145 W ilmington Dearborn In .ones P well Wilna Jefferson N V Thomas Bravton 464 176 Wilton Kennebeck Me ulv. Strickland 6 Jo 6o Wilton Hillsborough N H lohn Mack Winchentlon Worcester Ms H G. Newcomb 4 oc 69 Winchester Guernsey O Vbomas Lenfestrv Winchester Wavne Mi Ft. S. Sherwood Winchester Adams 0 James Bailey Winchester Cheshire N II Jonas Bruce 43 h 86 Winchester Litchfield Ct Horace Higley 365 22 Winchester Frederick '"a U illiam Davison 7 v. 168 Winchester Clark K Thomas Pickett 55v 40 Winchester Franklin T Ralph Crabb 7 lo 173 Winchester New Madrid Mo Stephen Ross 846 161 Windham Vt David dVoodburn ■Windham Portage 0 Dillingham Clark Windham Cumberland Me Claries Johnson 568 14 Windham Rockingham N H 0 runnel Senter 483 37 Windham Windham Ct I'haries Tainter 361 30 Windham Greene N Y Sanford Hunt 352 I Windham Bradford P B. J Woodruff ] Wind Gap Northampton P Charles Craig 2,4 \ Windsor Windsor Vt Fhos Leveritte 465 61 Windsor Hartford Ct William Howard 345 7- Windsor Ashtabula o 356 1 Wi ndsor Bertie N C Joshua Taylor 283 1941 Windsor York P V Windsor Brown N Y Geo. Harper, jr. \ Winfield Herkimer N Y T. J. Pendergrast 4J4 V Winsborough Fairfield S C James Barkley, jr. 493 SC l Winslow Kennebeck Me Frederick Paine 63 j 7T Winthrop Kenuebcck Me Silas Lambert 610 5< 1 Winton Hertford N C Gar. M. Smith 245 15; • Wintonbury Hartford Ct ’ed Burnstead 347 < i Wiscasset Lincoln Me Orchard Cook 603 49 Wise’sburg Baltimore Md John Weisse 62 54' Woburn Middlesex Ms Bcnj. Mood, 2 1 443 l'J ' Wolcott Cayuga N Y David Arne, jr. 4 4 194 Wollborou gh Stratl'ord N H fchard Rus» o33 4| • Womelsdorf Berks P Conrad Slouch H4j 38 257 Office. County. State. Post-Jttasters. Dist. fr a City. from State Cap. Woodbridge Middlesex N J James Jackson 216 43 V, oodbury Litchfield Ct JTilliam Perry dl6 35 V oodbury Gloucester N J Job Brown 151 40 Woodsborough Frederick Md David /Vagner 56 89 VV occisfield Monroe O Amos B. Jones 344 154 W oodsonville K Joseph H’inlock A' ood’s Mills Gallia 0 Nehemiah H ood 'VV oocistown Mo T Alex. Kirkpatrick VV oodstock Oxford Ale Samuel Stevens Vi oodstock Ulster N Y Kichard Heaton 34 7 79 VV oodstock Windsor Vt Alex. Hutchinson 477 47 Woodstock Windham Ct Chester Kendall 382 48 AY oodstock Shenandoah Ya Abraham Fravel luO 182 VV oodstock Ilvcle N C Seth Hovey 354 AV oocistown Salem N J Israel R. Clawson 161 50 l\V oocistown Clark A 1191 75 Woo ville Culpeper Ya Zephania Turner 98 128 AV oodville AA ilkinson Mi William Johnson 1299 40 AA oodville Warren T Joint Wood 704 VV oodville Hanover Va Edmund Goodwin W'oolcot Orleans At Thomas Taylor, jr. 540 63 [Woolwich Lincoln Me Robert White 694 40 AV ooster Wayne 0 Thomas G. 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