If there are crack depending on if their vertical or horizontal could help determine what exactly is wrong with the foundation.

You may need to replace more of it - the horizontal runs go bad beforethe vertical runs, in my experience. 

That's an interesting thought @Richard Weinberg, I shudder to think that that's the case, but then these days seems that companies are unwilling to examine the conflicts of interest they are creating when they attempt to enter horizontals/verticals to continue providing growth to the market!

I'm thinking to use Salsbury Recessed Mounted 4C Horizontal Mailbox - 10 Door High Unit (37 1/2 Inches) - Single Column - 1 MB3 Door / 1 PL5 - Front Loading - USPS Access.

If you can't, then you're a gut-feeling kind of person, which leans towards horizontal as you'll be more experimental, typically. 

Would there be any recommendations in Raytown area for Structural specialists that can determine remediation and costs:Inspection came back and need to get a further look by structural on a purchase with crawlspace no full basement and inspection reporting slight bowing and horizontal cracking in foundation walls.

Depending on how bad is the foundation state (how many inches you have to correct), is very possible the sewer line will disconnect/break in the horizontal portions.

Most federal courts define a common enterprise as one that is horizontal, meaning that investors pool their money or assets together to invest in a project.

I don't do bandit signs at the moment, but when I did, we would get horizontal flutes so the wind wouldn't pancake them around telephone poles.

And with tenants, you know it'll go unchecked.If you can reroute the duct using smooth-walled fittings, I would move the exhaust port along the wall several feet, either horizontally or vertically and secure the ductwork to the wall using metal straps.