Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-22
EXECUTIVE APPoINTMaN Ts

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EXECUTIVE APPOINTING NTS. IS
The following appointments, made by
the President Of the U. States, during
the recess of congress, have been recent
ly confirmed by the senate. viz.
William Barnett, Of Georgia, Benja-
min Hawkins, OF North Carolina, and
Edmand r. Gaines. major general in
the service of the U. States, commissions
ers for running the boundary line with
the Creek Indians.
Jonathan Fisk, of N. York. to be attor-
ney of the us. for the southern district
of the state Of New York.
Rodser Skinner, Of New-Ysrk to be
Attorney for the northern district Of the
same state.
Nicholas Gray, Of New York to be re-
|gisteraof the land Office Of the United
States west o; Pearl River.
William Davies, of Georgia, to be at
torney OF the U. States for the Georgia
District.
Nathaniel A. Ware. of the Mississippi.
Territory, to be secretary in and for the
said territory.
John w. Livingston, ofN. York. to be
marshall for the Northern District Of n.
York.
William S. Pennington. of New Jer-
|sey, to be Judge Of the District court,
in and for the New Jersey district.
Nathan Lulhorough, Walter S. Chan
Idler. and John Geugh, to bejustces of
he peace FIR the county Of Washington,
in the District OF Columbia.
George W. p. Gusts, to be Justice Of
HE peace for tie county of Alexandria,
lin the same District.
Solomon Sibley. of the Michigan ter
ritory, to be attorney of the United
States for the said territory.
Thomas. Iowles Of Kentucky. to be
one ofthe judges in and over the Illinois
territory.
Ninian Edwards, OF the Illinois terrific
ry, to be governor Of the said territory.
James Prince, Of Massachusetts,, to
De Marshal for the District of Massachu-
tets.
John Adams Smith, Of New-Fork, to-
be secretary Of the Legation of the U. S
in London.
William Shaler, OF ". York, to be c;a, !
SUI General of the Uuited States for tie
city and kingdom OF AIgiers.
Thomas AspinwalI, of Massachusetts
tobe consul of the United States at Lon
don.
Samuel Hazard. Of Massachusetts, toI
be consul of the United States at Ant
werp.
Philip De Peystef, of \. York, to be
consul fer the Island ofGauda'oupe.
John Mitchell, Of Pennsylvania, TO bel
consul for the island Of Martinique.
Samuel s. VOORHEES,, of Pennsylvania,
TO be couspi at Pernambpco, in Brazil.
Andrew Stewart, Of MARYLAND, to bel
Consul for the island CT Manila.
Thomas d. Anderson, of Pennsylva-l
MA, to be consul for Che city and kins-l
dom of Tunis.
Robert Mullany. Of y. 7. to be consul
for the Island ofSt Cyeix.
Robert w. Fox, of Great britain toI
be consul at Falmouth, in 6 britain.
James L. Cathcart, of Pennsylvania,
TO be consul at Cadis.
Robert H. MACPHERSON, Of Pennsylva-
MIA, to be consul for the island OF Ma
deira.
Thomas Johnston, of Maryland, to be
consul at Calais in France.
Michael Hogan, Of n. York, to be con-
sui at Cork in Ireland.
James Luke, of Ireland, to be consult
at Belfast.
Bernard Henry OF Pennsylvania, TO be
consul at Gibraltar.
John Warner, &c Delaware, to be conf
sui for the island Of Porto Rico.
William Gamble, ofNew Jersey, to bel
for the district, and inspector OF
the revenue for the port of Michiilimaci-I
nae.
William OTays vi Virginia. W "
.pector of the Revenue for the port OF
Port Royal. Il
Thomas L. Butler. of Louisiana, tel
be Surveyor and tnspector ofthe' revenuel
lor the port Of New Orleans.
David Richardson. of North Carolina,
10 be surveyor and inspector Of the here &C.
enue1 for the port OF Pasquotank RlVet
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