Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-04

allowance Of $4,000, in confederation OF his agency IN
procuring loans to The amount of SsSOoo,0oO during
she pressing and critical copjuucture ct the late
war; frequently his own responsibility, Tor the use
OF the government Total amount roco,omended 10 oe
allowed 62 S35 %: The Repcrt II 1880 emhofies the
Re;o OF 1929 retrenchinE an item IN the hrst men
toned allow OF 31 sS5 Oh, ard instead o. 25,OOO
as embraced in The supplementary Report, recommend
ing allowance OF 2 per cent tSs7,o2') ON me a.
mount of Ioans which he obtained IN the District oil
Columbia (Sl,4sl, isl 87) and which were DISTURBED
chiefly. ii not solely by HE agency. The resu'e
would he somewhat more favorable TO the claimant
than the allowance proposed ty the Reports OF 1929
We pursuaded there IL not one good citizen IN me
United States, who would ohjec,nay who would no, cor
dialy TO misrepresentation from ne ha'ionai
treasury, as would relieve his venerable Ex President
! r.N Y. Jour. ef Com.
I From the N. Z. Mercantile Advertiser.
meeting at the ciuzsos OF New-fork is reques'ed
a, the City Hotel, Tuesday evening. the IS ios'
~ O'clock the purpose considering the prcp-iey
of addressing Memorial Congress- In behalf OF James
Monroe, late President Of the United States; and to
adsp, such nheT m.ssur-s 10 support OF bis appeal 10
the Government Tor sn ju''mert OF hia cm' a. may
be deemed sdvisabe.-.Y1tp- York. Dec. 24ih. 1880.
Walter Browne Cadwalad.r ID. Golden
Philip Hone Benjamin Bailey
Thomas Herttell hichard Riker
George d. fong Ssmuai SwssNeont
Ogden Hoffman E'i-ha Iihhitts
Joseph Blum. Daniel Jackson
Francis Is. Cutting Jacob Morton
Alexr. NJ. Muir Amos Butt
Dudley Sei.an Edward NJ Greenway
Oliver NJ. Lownde, Sias E. Burrows.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and Nth the advice and consent Of The Ssnote.
james w Ridley, TO be Collector OF the customs.
for the ,trct of In he State OF MaineF
vice Leonard Jarvs. res n d.
William Clasgeu, TO no Naval Offer for the Die
ict OF Por'sn GU h. in the State Of Hampshire,
vice Elijah Han. dscea'ed.
l.. onsrd NJ. Parker TO ba NAva, Officer for the Dis
rc ol Boston and Charle-town, Il The State OF Mas
sachusstis, vice In p yd, dectascd.
William g. Hsmmofd, to be- Surveyor Tor the DIS
,rct and Inspector of the Revenue Tor The Pert OF New"
port 10 the State of Rhoielsiand, vice J ,hn Socums
deceased.
Arthur Taylor junior 20 be Surveyor Tor the Dl.trct
of Norfolk and Portsmouth, and Inspector OF the Reve-
for the Port OF Norfolk, in the Stae Of Virginia.
vice Copeland Parker deceased. u 5. Tel
jefferson Glenn to be surveyor and lnsp ctor oil the
Revenue for the Port OF St Jhns IL the Territory oil
Florida, vic. Mathew jenkins, removed.
John s Wes'wood TO be Surveyor AM Inspector OF
the Revenue for tn Port of Hampon in The ate OK
Virginia. nm the 81 day of March, ls30,when his pre-"
COMM son in eX pre.
Berry b. Baker TO he Surveyor and Inspector OF the
Revenue OF the Port OF Souh Quay, in the State OF
Virginia, from the Path December 1881, when his COM
mission expired
John Rodm m TO he Collector Of the Customs for the
District and Insp of he Revenue tor the Port OF
st. Auguane, in tn, Territory of Florida, from the
81 day Of March, 1881, when his present commission
will expire.
FAugh w. Sullivan 10 he Surveyor and Inspector OF
the venue for the Port OF West Point, in the state
Yireni vice Eug Sullivan, dc as'd.
John J Maxwell 90 he Coliecto- OF the Customs for
the District and Inspcor OF the Revenue Tor The Port
of Hardwike, in the State of Georgia vice Alexander
Neihercljft, decea,ed.
Edward Nj Ryiand 10 be Rec liver of Public MouNys
for the Di1rr, Of Lands to sale at Lexington.
in the Sac of Missouri from the 2Is. day of December
1880, when the communication OF Andrew ;. McGi'f
expired. l.Ndf mt