Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17
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WAsHINGToN, March I2-We understand
| that resolution offered by Mr.. Chambers was
yesterday discussed in the Senate, providne for
the printing oil $50 copies of tho documents OF the
! thir's,n htst Congresses, which were consumed
wheh iha Caiito' was destroyed, similar in import
and object to that offered in the House of Repre-
| sentatives, by Mr.. Barringer After some debate,
motion to lay the resolution on the table preya-
| ed, by vote Of rs to Is.
The subject OF the message of President Adams.
enclosing the instructions given to our Minister AT
Panama, was, we understand, under discussion in
the Senate on Tuesday, the Committee to whom
the documents were referred having made their re-
port We are not, OF course, enabled TO state the
purport OF the report, but we understand that the
Senate had not finally acted upon it, at their ad-
(ournment Yesterday. NAT Jo,,y,,oI
March l2.-The Senate of the United States
still remains in session, passing upon such appoint
ments as are laid before il.
VI the principal appointments which have been
confirmed by that body, We have already FROM time
to time given our readers an account.
In addition to those already stated We learn
mat the following; nominations, bv the President
OF the United States, have been confirmed by the
Senate.
James N. Barker to be Collector of the Cust.ms
for the Port of Philadelphia
Francis Bayiies Gate Representative in Con-
of New Bedford.
John Chandler Gate Senstor) to be Collector of
the Customs for the port OF Portland
Walter X. Daptorth to be Collector of the Gus
toms for the port of Providence.
Noah A. Phelps to be Collector Of the Cussoms
Tor tho port Of Middletown, Conn.
Schuyler Sampson TO be Collector of the Customs
Tor the port OF Plymouth, in Massachusetts,.
Ellis TO be Collector OF the Customs for
the port of New Haven
Joshua Prentiss, to be SURVEYOR of the Revenue
for the port of Marblehead.
several other appointments have been made the
particulars Of which have not reached us. No
nominations OF Ministers 10 Foreign Powers have
yet been made, though several are confidently re-
ported to be i'll contemplation. 1.Ndt Int
Among the present yisiters to the City we oh
serve Major Gen. Gaines, of the Army ofthe U.
States.
MAJOR fS sn SfHt! ' APPo ,i Hssf Il"
BY the President of the United States, ,pith the
dduice and consent Of the Senate
y: X Williams, Mai. Gen. Militia, Michigan
Charles Learned, ! Brigadier Generals Militia,
john M StosIton' NJ , Michigan
Thomas Scott, Register, Land Office, Chilli.
Gothic.
Psyton s. symmes. Register, Land Office, Gin
sinnad.
Richard X. Call, Receiver. Land Office, West
Florida.
Joseph Wood, Register, Land Office, Marietta
Edward Humphreys, Receiver. Land Once,
kaskaska.
Joseph KetcheIl. Register. do. Palestine.
Alexander Pope, do. do Cahawba.
John Hughes, do do Wachita.
Hervey Berry, Receiver, do do.
VIM. Christy, Register, do. ST. Louis
Greenvilie c. Cooper, Of Mass Purser.
francis b. Stockton, Of n. Y. do.
Mark Denneil, Collector aud Inspector port of
New York.
Isaiah l.. Green, do. do B,rns.ah,,
I,arnsbas Palmer, Collector and inspector, port
Of 'kennebunk.
Denny MaCobb, Collector and Inspector, por,
Of Waldoboro'.
J. b. Barton, Surveyor and Inspector, port of
Providence
George Brewer, Surveyor and Inspector, port of
Pawcatuck.
William u. Ellis, Collector, port of N. Haven
John Furguson, Naval Officer, New York.
folk. NUT
Robert Butler, Surveyor and Inspector, Smith
field. o'''
Nathan Holland, Collector and INSPECTOR. Cher
rysone.
Francis Hawks, Collector and Inspector, New
bern.
Samuel Starkweather, Collector and Inspector,
Cuyahoga.
Jon F. Seaman. Collector and Inspector, saco.
Thomas VI Crate, do do Wisca.eet.
Thomas Foster, do do Pressure Isle
George W; Owen, do do Mobile.
John Willis do do Oxford
James Mosher, Surveyor and In,p. Baltimore.
John Slocum, do do New PORT
Nathaniel Philips, do Warren and Darlington.
Oliver Champlain, do New London
John H. Peterson, do Petersburg and Rich
niond.
Jo,eph Prcn;is, Surveyor and Inspector, port of
Suffolk.
Samuel Spots, Surveyor and Inspector, port of
New Orleans.
Daniel Foster, Naval Officer, port of Newbury.
port.
Richard Bradley, Surveyor and Inspec,o,. nor,
Of Wilmin ION.
James Parker, Collector and Inspector. port OF
Perth Amboy.
Charles Dsrfee, Surveyor and Inspector, port
p. n. r. Pray, Collector and Inspector. port Of
Pearlingfon.
George w. Tucker, Collector and Inspec,or.
pun u L"ue Egg fiaroour' 10.
March l3.--We hear nothing of the proc eediprs
III senate, Yesterday, on the subject Of nominations
except that Thomas 2: Moore of Kentnckv has
been nominated Minister 10 Coombi, IN s,,nor J
sede William H. Harrison, the present Minister. |
Of the appointments recently made ami M, |
heretofore psblishcd by u.s. List will be found In
the following column. "
Runor says that Mr. TazewsIi ~ N he non,;oa, |
ed minister TO Great Britain, and MIR. Baldwin |
Minister 10 France. Madam Rurno, bo,vevsr
has deceived the public so often that we do no, adj
wise reliance upon her out.eivings
We ara sorry TO say ,bit information has reach |
cd This city, within day or two, fha, James Mon !
roe Ex-president OF the United States, lies ds,.
geropsly iil, at his residence In Lout.oun Corntv
Virginia. rnH'