Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-28
From the National Journal

By and wifa The advi and consent Of tie SENATE Of the
United States:
William Clark, Of Pennsylvania, to be Trea-
,urer Of the United States. Vice Thomas Tudor
Tucker, deceased.
Joseph Hopkinson, Of Pennsylvania, 10 be
Judge Of the District Court OF the United States
for the Eastern District Of Pennsylvania, ~vice
Richard Peters, deceased.
Samuel Larned, of Rhode Island, to be Charge
d'Affairs Of the United States TO the Republic
Of Peru, vice Joseph Cooley, deceased.
John A. Smith, Of New York, to be Seereta-
~ OF Legation Of tho United States in France,
| vice Daniel Sheldon, deceased.
Charles S. Walsh. Of Maryland, TO Secretary
Of Legation OF the United States in Spain, vice
John A. Smith, transferred TO Paris.
John Pulls, Of the Island Of Malta, to be con-
sui of the United States for that Island, vice
Joseph Pulls, resigned.
Heinrich Johnson, Of the Kingdom Of Nor
way, 10 be Consul OF the United States Tor
the port Of Bergen, vice Heinrich Janson, re-
signed,
Charles Douglas, of Alabama, to be Consul
OF the United STATES for the por, Of Guazaeu-
aleo, in Mexico.
Cornelius Bradford, Of New York, to be Con
sui of the United States at Lyons, in France.
Ernest Schwendler, of Pennsylvania, 10 be
Consul Of the United States a, the Free Impe-
rial City Of Frankfort, on the Main.
Nicholas Biddle, of Pennsylvania, John b.
Trevor, Of Pennsylvania, E. J. Dupont, OF Del
aware, Benjamin Hatcher, Of Virginia, and
Charles A. Davis, Of New York, 10 be Direc
tors Of the Bank of the United States for the
year 1929.
William M'Kee, Of North Carolina, to be
Surveyor Of the Public Lands 10 the States oil
Illinois and Missouri, and the Territory OF Ar
kansas; whose commission expired on the 18th
oil February, 1929
Thomas Swami, of the District Of Columbia,
to be Attorney Of the United States for the said
District, Esd January, 1929.
Ether Shepley, OF Maine, 10 be Attorney OF
the United States for The District u Maine 7lh,
February, 1929.
John w. Smith, OF Louisiana, to be Attorney
Of the United States for the Eastern District OF
Louisiana, 4th January, 1899.
Alexander Breckenridge, of Pennsylvania,
to be attorney Of the United States for the
Western District Of Pennsylvania, Sd March
1929.
William A Grisxold, Of Vermont, to be At
Ptorney of the United States for the DistIie, OF
Vermont, Sd March, 1929.
John Gadsen, Of South Carolina, to be At
torney of the United States for The District Of
South Carolina, 9TH February, 1929.
Nathaniel Williams, Of Maryland, to be Al.
torney Of the United States for the District Of
Maryland, Sd January, 1929.
Nathan Smith Of Connect eu,, 20 be Di,uict
Attorney, of the United States for the District
Of Connecticut.
John H. Norton, OF Mississippi, to be Mar
shall of the United States for the District Of
Mississippi; whose commission expired on the
Sd January, 1899.
Of the United States for tie Southern District
Of New York, 2lst January, 1899.
John w. Livingston, Of New York, 10 be
Marshal Of The United States for the Northern
District of New York, 10Th February, 1899
burlington Anthony, of Rhode Island, 10 be
Marshal Of the United S'aes fer the District OF
Rhode Island, Sd January, 1929.
Samuel D. Harris, Of Massachusetts, to be
NJ orshal of the United States for the District
Of Massachusetts, Cd March, 1929.
William Trimble. Of Arkansas Territory, to
be Judge in and for said Territory; whose
commission expired on The 1ls, Of December,
1923.
Benjamin Johnson, Of Arkansas Territory, to
be Judge in and for said Territory; whose
commission expired on the z3d-of January 1929.
Samual G. Roane, Of Arkansas, TO be Attor-
ney Of the United States for said Territory;
whose commission expired On the 9TH of Feb
rusry, 1929.
George w. Scott, Of Arkansas Territory; to
be Marshal Of the United States for the said
Territory; whose commission expired on the
5th Of February, 1929.
Samuel Burch, of the District of Columbia,
to be Justice Of the Peace FOR the County vf
Washington, in said District
James Young, John Chalmers, William Hew-
it, and Andrew Way, Of the Distric, Of Colom-
bia, to be Justices Of the Peace for The County
Of Washington in said District, whose COM
missions expire on the I'd March, 1929.
Richard S. Briscoe, Of the District of Colum
bia, 10 be Justice Of the Peace for the County