Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-05

'ess' Register OF the Land Office at JIfin. Ohio
80 Allen Latham. Editor OF - SURVEYOR OF
| Military District within Ohio
80. Moses Dawson, Editor of the Cincinnati Ad-
veItlser Receiver ofPublic Money, Cincinnati. o.
30 Feter X Wagner, Editor of the Louisiana
Advertiser, Naval Officer at New Orleans
So Handy, Editor of--,Clk. in the Cen
eral Post Office.
81. - Fulton, Editor of -. Secretary of
Territory of Arkansas
10 John y Mechan former Editor of the. IT, S.
telegraph, librarian to Congress 80 f. t,-s
81; Wm R,nd, attached to tho II. S. T'ele-
graph, Clk IN the Post Office, w. c..
40. H. Il Rankin, attached to the u. s. Tele
State. '0 ~ e' IA W
Al. - Morgan, Editor of a scurrilous paprr at
ash,ngton, IA Postmaster at Washington. (Ths
man charged Mr.. Clay with stealing negro)
az robert johnson, attached to Amos Kendalls
hentucky Argus, elk III the Fourth Auditors Office
vt Washington.
45. John C. Rives, attacked to the -Tcleprapi,
Office, elk. III the Fourth Auditors Office at Wash
ington.
Last Ct persons appontedto office by General Jack
SON toho pe'e, at The time Of their respcctire op-
Po'ntmens, or had been piihia t,oo years preced.
ing, .uembers Of Congress:
John Branch, of North Carolina SECRETARY of rho
Navy, salary $4,000.
John III Eaton, of Tennessee. Secretary Of War
Do. Sc, 900 49,
Samuel d. Ingham, of Pennsylvania, Secretary of
the Treasury, Do. $4,000.
Martin Van Buren, of New York. Secretary of
State, Do Sc 900.
Louis MLane, of Delaware Minister &c. TO
Lcndon salary and outfit, $3.50
William c. Rves, of Vtrpiuia Minister SC to
Paris. Do. Do $4,000
T. p. Moore, of Kentucky, Minister, &c to Col
onlbia, DO. Do. $4,000. 81
George w Owen of Alabama, Collector Mt Mo
bile, lAia) salary, S2,S,i 81
John Chandler, of Maine, Collector Portland,
(Me.) Do $500.
Jeromus Johnson, of New York, Appraiser of
Goods, n. DO. $4,000.
John Or StOWCr. of N York Attor,o, c,r
the District of the Middle Florida, Do. 5000, and
fees.
selah r. Hobbie of NJ York, one of the Assistan.
Postmaster Generals, salary, $4,000.
From the Alexandria phhi.
Inc economy of the present glorious administration
bright feature in lis character following s,aterem
concerning o"r foreign H missions .a ;,,.,,
One quarters salary to Nlr Barbour hhecan 225D
OuiIt TO Mr. McL3ne, 9GOD
I'll $50 90
One quarters salary o Mr.. Brown and ont
ito MI Hives, as before, II go 90
One quarters salary TO Mr. Everett, aud out
HI to MIR Van Ness as , before 1889 90
One quarters salary to Mig hughes be.
Excess for year of MIR Preble's salary
Quilt @ MIR. PEBBLE 5000
Secretary ofi.ega,ion to Mr. PEBBLE, charge
-.l6625 90
One quarters salary Gen. harrison, as
/ before,
| Outfit Mr.. Moore, aOOD
ro.,, --I2ao 90
Administration TO the previous expense Of the
sions TO Great Britain, France, Spain, tile Neither
lands, and Colombia StIs25 90
Extract from letter dated 10Th Dec 1920 received
| by merchant of this city, from a Mercantile
House of The first rtspcctabi1ity in New Orleans.
"it was our intention early in the fall to have
made you several shipments of sugar during the
winter; but owing TO the shortncss of the crop and
| high price OF the article with US, appre-
hensive that shall be enabled to do any thing
Many of our planters have already finished I'd those
who made from 500 1000 hhds last year, make
tins from $50 800 hhds, and the small planters are
about In the same situation. Therefore we do not
think that the crop will be over ,Oso hhds. this
Establishments which did make sugar Inst year.
The quantity CT molasses will also be half of the
last seasons. Tobacco scarce, price g. and GEMS
and dull sales Flour sells s.. But little pork in
marke:-prme 50; mess SlI; whiskey so cents
Vessels are plenty and frcigbts low and dull. S;ugor
IN demand 6a* cents many planters viii not sell
| Under that price. Mo!asses Is cents.
| SOn the plantations.
| FLOUR inspected in the City of Richmond during
the quarter ending 3Ist December, 1920:
67,947 barrels supcrfine
1 ,434 half do do
1922 bbls fine
2,4SO do middlinos
$50 do condemned
Total, 82,793
EDMUND WALLS, Inspector.