Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-03-22
APPOINTMENT RS BY Tue President,

by aud wifh The adviee and consent Of the Senate
John Catron of Tennessee, and vii,
liam Smith of Alabama, to be Associ.
ate Justices of the Supreme Court o
the United States.
P~owhatan Ellis, Of Mississippi, to be
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary to the United Mexican
States, TO be 9 n whenever circumstan.
ces will permit a @ n wal of diplomatic
intercourse h%onorably with that power.
Charles Ellis, to be Secretary ofthe
Legation ofthe U. States te-the United
Mexican States.
Charles A. lngersoll, ofConnecticut,
TO be Secretary of the Legation of the
United States to the Court of His Ma.
jesty the King of Prussia.
James G. Gallaher, Of Philadelphia,
TO be Consul for the port of Ponce, in
the Island of Porto Rico.
To be Captains in the Navy, from
the 9th of February, 1887 William
M. Hunter, John ID. Sloat, Matthew
c. Perry, Charles w. Skinner, John
I. Newton, Joseph Smith, Lawrence
Rosseau, George w. Storer, Beverley
Kennon, and Edward r. Shubrick.
To be Master Commandants in the
Navy, from the 9th day of February,
1887 John Gwinn, Thomas w. wy
man, Andrew Fhzhugh, Abraham S.
Ten Eick, John White, Hiram Paul.
ding, Jonathan ID. williamson, Uriah
p. Levy, Charles Boarman, French
Forrest, William L. Mckinney, vii.
liam J. Belt, William Jameson, WI.
liam Boerum, Charles l.. Williamson,
Charles Cauntt, William Ramsey, X.
Voorhees,, Henry Henry.
To be LictenHnts IN the Navy, from
the 18th December, 1896 Timothy A.
Hunt, Sylvanus W. Colon John S.
Palmer.
To be Lieutenants in tho Navy, from
the OH February, 1897: Samuel +.
Hazard, William Radlord, ]. M. Ber-
rien, George A. Prentiss, j. G. Sharpe,
John G. Garter, George Hurst, Alfred
Taylor, Samuel Philips Lee, John J..
ellis, Joseph w. Jarvis, Simon B.
Bissell, Samuel Swartwout, J. J. Glas-
son, Sam. L. Gillet, Raphael Semmes
Jr., James F. Miller, James p. McKin.
stry, William A. Wurts.
To be a Lieutenant in the Navy from
the 9th February, 1897 II. Steele.
To be Lieutenants in the Navy from
the 9Th Of March, 1887: ]. M. Gard.
ner, Spencer c. Gist, Chas. Haywood,
Alexander C. Maury, Oliver S. ellis.
son, John A. Dahlgren, Stephen G..
Rowan, Edward r. Thomson, James
I. Marlborough, Guert Ganserwoort, |
William Lambert, William Ward, Ro.
bert Handy, Henry Darcantel, Burritt
Shepard, Charles Green, Edward l..
Melancthon Smith, William C.
Chaplin, and Francis Huger.
To be Surgeons in the Navy, from
The 9th February, 1897: VIM. Whe-
an, Samuel Darlington, T. l.. Smith,
George Blacknall, FL. N. Glenthworth,
b. Hunter.
To be an Assistant Surgeon in the
Navy from the 9th December, 1886
!. Dinkinson Miller.
To be Assistant Surgeons in the Ma
W from the 9th of February, 1887
Augustus ]. Bowie, Richard J. Lee.
,ock, Charles F. B. Guillou, John l..
Fox, John S. Messersmith, J. j.. Aber-
iethy.
james Broom to be a Second Lieu.
enant in the Marine Corps from the
18th December, 1886. ;
Thomas A. Brady to be n Second
in the Marine Corps from {
he Sd February, 1887. :
Elias Kane to be Navy Agent at
Washington. :
Michael w. Ash to be Navy Agent ]
t Philadelphia, in place of Henry To. !
and, who declined re.appointment. !
John r. Henry to be Navy Agent at
t Savannah, Georgia. {
UNDER II NEW ADMINISTRATION.
Joel r. P~oinsett, Of South Carolina, {
be Secretary of War. 1
George NJ. Dallas, Of Pennsylvania, 4
} be Envoy Extraordinary and Min t
ter plenipotentiary to the Court ofhis
the Emperor Of all the Rus Q
as. Il