Gordon, Samuel-Claim for disability contracted in discharge of duty as a mail carrier,

Green, Duff-James Foyles's contract transferred to,

Contract sold to J. Vanderburgh,

Letters of Postmaster General to,

Letters to Postmaster General,
Contracts and bonds of, 1823,

Green, Patrick-Petition of, for compensation for injuries received in defence of United States mail,
Grove, W. B.-Answer of, to circular of Postmaster General,

Inventory of property in iron chest found in the room occupied by Abraham Bradley, September 28, 1829,

J.

Johnson, E. P.-Extra compensation to,

Johnson, R. M.-Report on Sunday mails, 1829,

Same, 1830,

Josslyn, Charles-Report relative to his bail,

Journal of the proceedings of the select committee of the Senate, on the condition of the Post Office Department,
commencing February 1, and ending March 1, 1831,

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From same, giving result of observations, 1804,

Letter-From Isaac Briggs to the President of the United States-astronomical surveys and observations, 1804,
From same on same subject, 1804,

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36

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From Joseph Anderson, Comptroller, March, 1822,

Same to Senator Cobb, relative to mail route between St. Mary's and St. Augustine,

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Letter Of O. B. Brown-mail road between Louisville, Kentucky, and St. Louis, Missouri,
Of E. K. Kane and J. McLean, as to distance between Vincennes and St. Louis,

Of Postmaster General-sureties of G. L. Dox,
Same-Additional clerks and a third Assistant,
Same-Case of J. H. Webb,

Same-Amount of receipts and expenditures under the administration of each Postmaster General to March
1830,

Same-Transmitting a statement of the contingent expenses of the General Post Office from October 1,
1829, to December 1, 1830,

Same-Transmitting information relative to the Post Office Department to the chairman of the Senate com-
mittee, February 26, 1831,

Same-Expenses of the Department, January 5, 1828,

Same-Relative to appointment of Joseph Ficklin, deputy postmaster,

Of C. K. Gardner, Assistant Postmaster General, relative to the removal of the postmaster at Poughkeepsie,
New York,

Of Postmaster General, relative to contracts of McCarty & Roberts, and of E. P. Johnson, February 23, 1831,
Of John McLean to special committee of the Senate, giving information as to the available funds of the
Post Office Department at the time of his resignation of the office of Postmaster General,
Same-Giving further information to same,

Of Postmaster General to Mr. Clayton,

Of John McLean to Mr. Barry, recommending continuation of Assistant Postmasters General,

Copy of, from A. Bradley to Jacob Van Ness, relative to Poughkeepsie post office,

Of John Test to special committee, relative to disposition of old contractors and initiation of new ones,

Of George M. Bibb, relative to a suit on the bond of John Fowler, to special committee,

Of Postmaster General, relative to reduction of rates of postage,

Same Stating cost of transporting the mail in each State from 1830 to 1833,

Letters Of Postmaster General to D. Green,

To Postmaster General, in answer, from D. Green,

Of Assistant Postmaster General to S. Southwick, in relation to delinquencies as postmaster at Albany,
Of Postmaster General Barry to R. M. Johnson, chairman of the Post Office Committee, relative to the case
of Stafford & Yates, sureties of S. Southwick,

Same-To chairman of the Senate committee, relative to information required by said committee,

Of John M. Clayton, chairman of the special committee of the Senate, to the Postmaster General and to
Judge McLean, calling for information, &c.

Of Postmaster General, relative to claim of William Neusum,

Same Stating improvement in transportation of mails in the three years preceding May, 1832,

Time of transportation of, from Charleston, South Carolina, to Washington, 1826,

Change in contract for carrying between Georgetown and Charleston, South Carolina, and between Fay-

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Neusum, William, a defaulting deputy postmaster-Further credits claimed by him,

New Hampshire-Post offices, and postage received in, 1827,

Same, 1828,

Same, 1830,

Memorial of citizens of Portsmouth against prohibiting the transportation of the mail on the Sabbath,
New Jersey-Post offices in, 1827,

Same, 1828,

Same, 1830,

Nett amount of postage received in, 1827,

Same, 1828,

Same, 1830,

Memorial, praying for discontinuance of Sunday mail, from citizens of,

Memorial, praying for discontinuance of Sunday mail, from citizens of Newark,

Memorial, praying for discontinuance of Sunday mail, from citizens of Salem,

Newspapers-Postage on, report of committee of Senate, May 19, 1832,

In which advertisements for contracts were published from 1823 to 1829,
And periodicals-Postage on,

And periodicals-Memorial of citizens of Boston relative to postage on,

New York-Post offices in, 1827,

Same, 1828,

Same, 1830,

Nett amount of postage received in, 1827,

Same, 1828,

Same, 1830,

Newsum, William-Credits claimed by him as postmaster,

North Carolina-Circular of Postmaster General, relative to horses, feed, prices, roads, &c. in, March 21, 1802,
Post offices in, 1827,

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Memorial from citizens of Philadelphia county, against prohibiting the transportation of mail on the Sabbath,

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Reduction of, 1815,

Same, 1833,

Same, to March 31, 1828,

Plan for improving the Post Office Department,

Portsmouth, New Hampshire-Memorial from citizens of, against prohibiting the transportation of mail on Sabbath,
Postage-Receipts of, from 1801 to 1803,,

On books-Expense of carrying certain mails, 1823,

Nett amount of, to March 31, 1827,

Total amount of,, received in the United States in 1827,

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354

111

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184

180

On newspapers and periodicals-Memorial of citizens of Boston in relation to,

Postmaster General's answer to certain interrogatories proposed by Senate committee, March 23, 1802,

341

Printing Advancement of money for, answer of Postmaster General to resolution of Senate in relation to,
Proposition to exempt State laws from postage, February, 1823,

Property Inventory of, found in iron chest in the room occupied by Abraham Bradley,

Q.

Quarterly receipts and expenditures, from 1814 to 1820,

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Rankin, B. H.-Transfer of his contracts to Averill and Hutchins and E. P. Johnson,
Receipts for postage from October 1, 1800, to October 1, 1801,

Remarks of Postmaster General on the project of "An act to establish the Post Office of the United States,"
Remonstrance-Against delivery of letters on the Sabbath,

Of A. Bradley, against misstatements in the report of the Postmaster General of February 7, 1831,

Report-Of committee, on execution of Post Office law, 1794,

Of committee of Senate, making further provision for carrying mail, March 30, 1802,

Of committee of inquiry into conduct of Postmaster General, April 17, 1806,

On Sunday mails, January 3, 1812,

On Sunday mails, January 20, 1815,

Of committee of investigation, 1816,

Of committee, on expediency of establishing a branch of General Post Office,

Of Postmaster General, showing receipts and expenditures,

Of select committee of investigation, 1821,

Of Committee on Post Office, February 2, 1826, case of S. B. Crocket, (adverse,)

Of committee, on case of John Donly, a mail contractor, -

In Senate Salary of Postmaster General, 1827,

Same-(favorable,) N. Patten, a deputy postmaster,

Same Sunday mails, 1829,

In House of Representatives,

Same, 1830,

In Senate-Bond of G. L. Dox,

In House of Representatives—Additional clerks and third Assistant Postmaster General,
Same-In favor of F. L. White, for apprehending mail robber,

Of committee of House of Representatives-In favor of Young, surety of Garretson,
Same-In favor of Morrell, bail of Josslyn,

Of committee of House of Representatives-Post road between Memphis and Tuscumbia,
Same-Condition of General Post Office, April, 1830,

Of committee of House of Representatives-Case of Stafford and Yates, sureties of Southwick,

Of Postmaster General of March 19, 1830, to Hon. C. A. Wickliffe, chairman of Select Committee on Re-
trenchment, House of Representatives,

Of committee of House of Representatives, December 17, 1830-Barnard Kelley,

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Same-On petition of Wm. Walker, a defaulting deputy postmaster, who claimed credits for losses by fire,
Of committee of Senate, January 22, 1833-Reduction of the rates of postage,

Of committee of House of Representatives-Inexpedient to allow the postmaster at Jackson, Mississippi,
additional compensation,

Same-On petition of John Trafton, for a reimbursement of damages and costs paid in a libel suit,
Same-On petition of George Bowen, for correction of an error in his bond as contractor,
Same-On petition of William Newsom, claiming further credits as a defaulting deputy postmaster,
Of committee of House of Representatives, April 20, 1832-Accountability of the Post Office Department,
Of committee of Senate-Postage on newspapers, May 19, 1832,

340

Of committee of House of Representatives-On petition of Reeside and Robinson for indemnity for loss of
stage and horses,

Sabbath-Remonstrance against delivery of letters on,

St. Louis and Vincennes-Distance between,

Salary of Postmaster General-Report on, in Senate, 1827,

Salem, New Jersey-Memorial from inhabitants of, against repeal of Sunday mail law,
Security of mails-Imlay's patent,

Southern mail-Acceleration of, May, 1826,

South Carolina-Post offices in, 1827,

Same, 1828,

Same, 1830,

Nett amount of postage in, 1827,

Same, 1828,

Same, 1830,

Stafford and Yates, sureties of Southwick-Report on case of,

Stages, mail-Tax on, in New Jersey, 1793,

Statement-Of annual expense of carrying the mail from Portland, Maine, to Louisville, Georgia,
Of duration of existing contracts from Portland, Maine, to Louisville, Georgia, 1800 to 1804,
Of number of post offices, and produce of postage for six months, ending June 30, 1814,

Of moneys paid for transportation of mail from Washington to Fredericksburg, 1814, 1815, and 1816,
Of receipts and expenditures, from January, 1814, to March, 1819,

Of quarterly receipts and expenditures, from 1814 to 1820,

Of credits allowed to H. Farish, -

Of receipts and expenditures, 1815 and 1816,

Same, 1817 and 1819,

Of receipts and disbursements of sundry postmasters, year ending September 30, 1820,

Of incidental expenses of General Post Office, 1822,

Of contingent expenses, 1822,

Of extent of post roads, amount of postages collected, compensation of postmasters, incidental expenses,
cost of transporting the mail, &c., in each State and Territory, 1820, 1821, and 1822,
Of extent of post routes, &c., 1825,

Of contingent expenses of General Post Office, from 1829 to 1830,

State laws-Proposition to exempt from postage,
Steamboats-Effect on revenue of Post Office,
Stokes, W. B.-Extra compensation to,

Sunday mail-Routes where it is transported,
Memorials,

Sunday mails Report on, January 3, 1812,

Same, January 20, 1815,

Report in Senate, 1829,

Report in House of Representatives, 1829,

Letter of Postmaster General in relation to,

Report in House of Representatives relative to, 1830,

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Resolutions of Legislature of Illinois approving of Col. Johnson's report in relation to,

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Proceeding of a meeting at Wilmington, Windham county, Vermont, against discontinuing mail on Sunday,
Report on, March 1, 1817,

Transportation of mail from Washington to Fredericksburg—Expense of, 1814, 1815, and 1816,
Trafton, John-Report on petition of, for reimbursement of costs and damages in a libel suit,