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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-02
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. ArRIL .. IstA.
&" GENERAL ORDERS ="

From the Enquirer OF yesterday.
IAN important question presented the consider
alton ot the Democrats OF Rchmnnd. We have candi.
date in the 6ed-the Wings make up for deficiency
by starting four FIVE Of their The question is.
shall the Democrats fold their and for none,
will they vote for Mr.. Lyons. whu though Wing, the
friend OF Texas and for that 10 be hunted down
by the Richmond Wing aud the Bolts whigs. For one
venture To cay, that the greater portion of the Demo-
Gratis wall vote for James Lyons. and that they ought do
50. We owe nothing to the Others but TO him
respect for his independence gratitude his noble efforts
for Texas, and sympathy for the uureentng
which his devotion that has brought down upon
his head. TEXAS.
Sow have the cat ct the bag last and the gen.
eral orders published by the Enquirer its Democratic
To support and for Mr.. Lyons And Tor what reason
is he preferred oil the other whgsl Two assgn-
sd l. He is for Texas, and tho Democracy owe grauudc
to his noble efforts for Texas " Why had the author
OF the article little farther the aud
stated that Teras broke doten Henry Clay and the VA
party. and that the chief gratitude felt for that
wards all who contributed their help. Mr.. Lyons. we
know Iealcusy and ably laboued for Mr.. Clay un-
happily taking the side OF the Democracy" that ques
ton which they insisted upon making and did make
absorbing and controlling .ssue-to wit immediate srner
af'on-ihc necessary effect enough not the intended
efiecD 10 weaken his own friends.
= The second reason assigned is, that Mr. Lyons is
Persecuted Howl Why there are Wings who prefer
other Wings over him. Tina; is ALL far Us we know
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WHicn SHALL NJ TVS OB0ANl-Thc accounts from Wash.
ingon state that there u great cOmmoon in the Cabinet
about the selection Of the official paper Of the edninsra-
ton few dogs since the Mad5onian published that it,
self e Constitution aud the Globe were placed on the
same footing in this respect and that no favor was shown
To either which the others did enjoy Later accounts
state that the Official paper has been selected and that s
the Globe. One letter even gives the following ne
the vote Of the cabinet.
For The GioJe. under Mr.. Biair-Messrs Bancroft
HarcY, Johns5n,
Tor he Madi'oHisn under AT. Rifeh,e--Nfessrs Bueh
anaH, Mason Walker
Wteieupon Mr. P1ik decided the question BY giving the
casting vote ~ favor of the Globe.
But the National nozenccr of this morning s,v. ,b.,
the selection has not been made. II remarks:
rs we have already said no authorized publication b,s
yet boon mace, my where, tho removals. from and
pointnens - Office which have been made since ,e al
,Wnrnent OF the Senate by tho President Of tho United
STATES, enc under sdfrcuUn, by ihe IoadS Of pepar
Indeed of the Executive dspeus,ti,ps Yc IN
suspense about which the public Of Washington seems
TO be the most cuOua the selecting of the Government or
gan ~ MS cry some say y a. be "tho Globe' some
that ~ Is 20 be "hc COnstfuJn; whilst ptbefs s,v t,,
% TOT some establishment to be created for the purpose
as "the Globe" ITSELF hiteen years AGO when 'ho
egrsph" got out II odo: st Court For vhat roman. zoe
nfe 81 Ices 10 conecDfosoeing the flaming zeal with
Whioh 'ha' PAPER ana is patron fugp1red the election
Of Posidcu PUlkthe "Madsonian seems I, he ensiJe,
cd out NJ he question.
Or Washington eiier to-day notices tho arrival IN
washington oi The editor u the Richmond Enoy,er
His business m'y have reference h. "ycYed ousson
and perhaps, after ALL be- may settle by taking tho edi,o
rial chair Of the official orean himself The Cbc will o..
thor be The organ s present managers buuyh, of -
Washington correspondent writing on the subject stated
the reoson "Mr Blair lent Denersi Jackson ton thousand
dollsn" Docs Mt Polk wan, another reason.
Bait Pat, march %.
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WING MEETING IN JEFFERSON WARD

At meeting Of the voters Of Jefferson Ward at the
Union Hotel on Monday evening March 3ist.
On motion of James Winston. Russell Dldley was an.
pointed Chairman and William Palmer Secretary.
On motion. Committee Of live appointed TO DRAFT
resolutions Tor the action OF the meeting who reported the
following preamble and resolutions which were adopted
unanimously.
The Wings Of Jefferson Ward here assembled. view
with pain and modification the distracted condition OF the
Wing party IN this city IN reference T. as representative in
the Legislature. Dissentons exist which tend 10
weaken the party and fear may exercise banefu in
uence throughout the State. and utterly destroy The. union
energy and harmony Of action without which success in
party hopeless Nor will they ever be hesed so
long be left To individual aspirants Tor their respective
aGherents 10 reconcile Their conflicting preiensons Ii is
the right j; the dug of the whole party in such an
emergency 10 speak, and speak decisivey its own wishes
and feelings. That party only exposes its own contempt
bic weakness which the right 10 decide abso
uey aud without appeal upon all which concerns
i,s honor and safety.
LIST. Resolved therefore, the sense Of this meeting
Tha, j, is eXpeden that the Wing party in this city select
by ballot, and in general meeting and without dscus
whom they will support the Polls for delegate in the ne
Legislature.
%. Resolved That it be respectfully recommended TO
the Wings Of the other Wards Of the City, to meet in their
respective Wards early day, and respond TO these
solutions.
3rd. Resolved, That James Winston, Henry Clarke.
Jas S. Grant. Edmund Steane, WmPalmer VIM Burke
John G. Wade JOS. VI Carrington and c. A. Hodge. be
appointed committee communicate with the Wings Of
the other Wards in their meetings. shoud they resolve 10
hold such mectings) aud with such committees Is
they may appoint, fixing the time and place Of such gen
erai meeting, and the mode Of proceeding therein.
RUSSELL DUDLEY, Chairman.
N Pa
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Correspondents. OF the Baltimore Patriot.

i WASHINGTON. March %, lsi5.
Mr. Francis II. Davidgc formerly III your city, was to-
day removed from Clerkship the Pension Odce-sala
ny Slt0o-by Gov. Marcy, and Mr.. Andrew Porter "a.
learn appointed in his stead
Its expected that large number Of clerks will be re-
moved on Monday next, the last day OF the month.
Dr. Miller. the present Third Assistant Postmaster &C.
neral, will ultimately be removed. The pressure against
him Is very hard One Of the motives keeping him in
sor the present. learn play upon John Brous
81 the ssme State ohiol who very pressing to get
something Of the kind himself Those who knew Johns
great propensity in tho line OF assurance and assumption
felt that he appointed any important place here
he would annoy the President DEATH aud be yety opt to
attempt TO carry the Government by himself 50
was decided that two important officers from Ohio-Col
heom and Dr.. Miler-in the Post Office Department
woaii doi the Broueh the hint and left
MeSsrs Riichie and Hcs have finally been decided upon
to conduct THE Organ" They will know in n week
whether no and upon what terms lin the
say OF from $4,000 To 0.0U0.) they can have The
Organ" "
No appointment of Consul to Havana made vet
ehsne" seem to be in favor OF Andrew Jackson smith,
Esl For the Consulate Paris. held by tho dstn
Guishcd writer Robeu Walsh, Esq, r. b. Price Eco of
fhiadePha is applicant, with strong malls u his
oSha' Her said to be gentleman OF high standing aud
Mr. Polk has dopc one praiseworthy act since hi. in
ducOn into the Presidential chair. He has annuled that
portion OF MIR. Tylers famous Choctaw Contract, reia-
ing to the scrip issued the Indians out of which those
interested hoped make their Immense gains The NJ,
Bms;ow, who was carefully selected to be the Govern
ments Agent 10 take out the scrip (pcrhaps million and
hall IN nmouni and under the direction of the
deliver the Indians certain points and Zines and
places as policy and acquoners might suggest has bsen
dePcsed recalled and the whole management Of the mat
ter scrip and ALL placed where IL ought 10 be- under the
direction and control of Col. William Armstrong The T.,
dian Agent who Is an honest, upright man. faithful and
enerehc officer, popular man among the Indians well
rs oil others were he known, and who will see that JUS
Ia The
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LITERARY CRITICISM T. A. po.

We perceive from the April No. Of .thc Southern Lcrs
ry Messenger. that Edgar n. Poe Esq. who was former
y connected with that Journal will hereafter assist rcsa-
larry in the conduct OF the Critical Department Mr. Poe.
abilities as critic are known universally The Editor Of
the Messenger says:
I'VE regard faithful criticism indispensable to tho
cel.enee of Literary Journal: in addition to the able
reviews which frequently present to our readers we de-
sign TO impar greater vgor and value TO the CRrc. Dr.
rAErNtNr OF the Messenger generally Under present
rapid multiplication Of books it needs Argus to watch
and quad the Press Tocnabe Messenger to discharge
its part. have engaged the services Mr. Poe WHO
viii contribute monthly cRrToUE of the most
important forthcoming works in this country and Europe
Al Publishers invited send their works TO the Mes
senger, through Messrs Drinker & Morris Nash & Wood
house, j. w. Randolph Co. any other Booksellers
OF this City The Messenger is very Miscellaneous and
takes particular pains in noticing and advertising pubca
lions in all branches Of Art. Literature and Science"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-02

The vofk of Prescription 10 moving on like the Of
JueRernan slowly, but cruelty. The mpostan. re
m"va We have heard Of since last addition 10 those
already mentioned. 10 thatof Thomas l.. Smith. Regis
ter OF the Treasury, who Is succeeded by Ransom H.
Siiet. Formerly Representative In Congress from New
York Other removals Of Chiefs Of Bureaus rumored
but not snicienty ascerained be Published A mum
different Depsr,r,e,,.. AMI n IA all ,h., an. ,suor,.r
have condescsnded solow dsplacc unc.ndins
and faithful messengers aud servants ia public offices to
make rsom for their needy followers
Since the above put type. the removal Of Viii
liam b. Lewis from the office Second Auditor to be
sueeecdedby j. NJ. Mccall. OF Kentucky, has come To
our certain knowledse.-Naf lat. Dol.
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"InS PEJFLE's CABINET. By Joseph w. Merrill Bos
ton, published ~ lie Editor. This a very interesting
and from the glance we have been enabled take Of IT,
we Judge, valuable work Ii contains concise history
ofthe Animal Vegetable and Mineral kingdom; compon.
dunn OF Natural History Astronomy; Constitution oryan
zaiion aud functions OF the iunn body, the Mind and
its fatutes History Of the United States from 1897 TO ls4i
Government OF the United States, together viii, Religious
Beliefs, Biographical Sketches, &c. For salo by s. T.
Barclay and Bail g. Perkins.
From Mcssfs. Nash & Woodhouse we have received a
copy Of "Wsbsters EiemeEisry Spelling Book with Pic
lJrIs. I.asifn,lnna.
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report has been for the last day or two IN re-
atnn 10 the robbery OF the Western express of Wells
20 Inc iects IN relation TO the matter simply hee:-
Mr.. Spnord the Erie agent OF Messrs Wells & Co for
warded by Captain Eimunds, Of the steamer Franklin
package Of money containing about SS5 and certificate
OF deposit tor SlOO Capt; f.. delivered the package To
Mr. Bo!and, OF Silver Creek, 10 be handed the messen
ger when he arrived. Mr.. b. observing man On board
tho Franklin who was coming down 10 Bni,o ard sup
posing him 10 be an officer at the boat; proposed 10 him
lake the package. The fellow took IT, opened IT, took out
the Se5, and when he arrived here delivered bill to-
gsher wild the certificate of deg Mr. Johnson who
handed them IN TO Messrs Well & Co. These renlemeo
sispeeung that something WA wTom started mess, niger
- SILVER Creek ascertain the condition the package
IN when there, ond BY what the individual who
brought II down came in possession Of it, Learning thu,
the package had been put into his hands by mistake and
also learning that he had returned Silver Creek array,d
IN new suit ofc clothes they caused INN 10 be
brought down 10 Buffalo. GA searching him they found
ali the money with the exception OF about S25 The t,
low 80 tar has refused To tell his name. Ills examination
will be had this afternoon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-02

PORTABLE GAS COMPAEY.--An association with
his nsme about to he formed IN Now York The plan
W ubish 10 each consumer cylinder warranted 10 con
tam IOo cubic feet IT gas, which u ho renewed in The
same manner o. coda cylinders, anil which can bc tce1
10 any part - the house dcsd und ninagtd entirely AZ
the wis ~ tho consumer being altogether unconnec,eo
WIN any other cynder, aud requiring only proceed
from Il 10 the different parts Of the house yybe,e ,t g
wanted company Of this nature as been in s,oceslu
operation ~ Edinburgh fof three years pns and nearly The
~hoie OF The Hew Town Is thus supplied a. IL is said
much esS expense than by the general company capital
OF only $4,000 required put this company in,o sue
cesstul action Bait Pct
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taken. tina, ary whole Democratic party would unite
on u, and that would prevail by large majority. which
the result proved having been carried by l5s Mr. New
ton deemed his duty aid. in good faith in carrying
the Southern plan, which he did the last and consider
non- that could have been addressed him. would have
induced bin abandon what he deemed the path duty
The question being seulcd. MIR. Newton did de
sire with his friends who differed with him
ON this question: bot he deemed the explanation necessary
10 his vndication.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-02
WM. PALMEi
SUMNER LINCOLN FAIRFIELD

The mother OF this gentleman il now in this city SOLICIT
ing subscribers for purpose OF publishing the Life Of
Sumner Lincoln Fairfield for the benefit Of his children
Mrs f. has already large and respectable list We hopo
she will be literally PaOnzcd by the people Of Richmond
Price, oNE DOLLAR.
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BRITISH DRY GOODS.
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TRADITIONS and Patty Legens Of the South Of Icln by T.
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Selections from The Writings NJ Mrs Margaret Davidson &c
with n Preface by g. VI sed,wiek. so cts.
Pceiics Remains Of Lucrea Maria Davidson collected
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Price 50
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-02

AFrAR or HoSoE.-Tbe Frankfort Qsy) Common
wealth Of the 18th instant says-HWc understood tia,
duel was io.lht the farm Of Samuel Hanson Es1 in
,ho vicinity oi WinchescL KY on the morning Of tho 10Th
instant between Mr. J. Monroe Cook and Mr. j. Paine,
Harris, both Of that town.
Weapons. pistols; distance ten feet Mr. Harris fell nj tic
hfst hfe' but was not dangerously woundcdTho patte,
nro said TO have behaved with great gnany; and Tie Az
lair has since been amcaby settled by the Intervention Of
mutual friends
y 3 We are reliably informed that the pistols wore nc
tnaUy charged with powder and that tho man who 5In,
fall took to his heels aad outrsp the dogs but 40 harm
done. "
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IVEis Meeting in Jefferson Ward aud appeal 10 the
Ways of Richmond.

y
The meeting in Jefferson Ward and its proceedings are
recommended TO the particular attention Of the Wings
OF Richmond. They point out n mode-a mode fair
10 abby which disentioas here may healed with
having produced any injury. Those Gissenons are
now producing harm to the Wing Cause in Virginia.
They are moriiying and dpinting Wings, and deghng
and nerving our Democratic brethren.
We hope and sincerely, that each candidate
and each candidates friends will agree the
Tangemeni suggested by the patriotism Of Jefferson Yard
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JOHNsTON,S MEDICAL EMPORluM

DSlSs' hLhHLa' IAiNIs' OILS DYE sttIs, FANCY Goods,
4 30.
SPRING SUPPLY.
TVNllE subscriber - now ~ receipt Of large
IL aud well soTisd stock Of Drugs, Medicine Paints oils
Dye StGs Fancy Aricie Sorth 70
cues COMPETING afcs ~ his line which being
the most favorable he pfepIfed N Offer County Merchants
and Deaefs Inducements ~hch cannot faf u pita.c
lie rquess the attention pfPiysc ani o,f his
extensive ~ 3eicire Chests Medical radds Birs
Surgical and Dental usifunsns NJ the approved patterns
syi' ani n1 IN HE stock n pure Medicines which been
bought from TIE ga'e' his personal inpceoR, mi
h. cOuhenny recommend te best yo.u.d
this c0ulty Physcans Merchants ani M Others vsnz ts
city, viii find NJ every thing Of
the beet quality sni On ye'y icssonsbe ierms
PEYTON JOIlNSTON
Apoihccafy Druggist,
7ps No 1ij Naia Sueet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-02

Mr. Bancroft, the Secretary 81 tho Navy, visited Tie
Navy Yard q, Chiesown and 74s Boston bator ON
Thursday lls'. lie was received with Naval salnss by
the hrrg ofcannon, &c. The Rev. gentleman must have
Ioli tc peculiar when contrasting his present position
with hoi oi preacher, he dues Of which he performed
lew yea" since with huo satisfaction 10 his aoek
fBIr Par
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POTOMAC.
correspondence between Orlando Fish and Nj, CAV

Hon. HENRY CLAY-Dear SiF-Dcprived, rs we are
doomed TO be- at the pleasure of having yourself our
Tor lew ensuing years, will you allow the minor plea
of having ourse yours for brief period by accent
ting this Hiatt and may it afford YOU Sir wha, You have
50 zealously labored to secure TO JUSTIFICATION.
Your obedent servant
ORLANDO FISH
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REPLY.

ASHLAND, 29ih Jan. 1915.
MY DEAR SR:-l offer many and cordial thanks for the
Hat which have kindly presented me- and for the
note which accompanied it. The la, might have ..pro
tected better wiser head than mine bu, no head
ever covered by better or more elegant Hat.
Your friend and ob't serv't
ORLANDO FIsn, n. Y. UCLAY
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TO THE LOVERS OF NATURAL HEADS OF HAIR
THE subscriber who has returned from il, South
l. day orders Wig T1Gpes
seaIps any article the Head dress.
the youug losag Hair early application may
the of having the restored Apply
Exchange Hotel No. p. THOMAS CiiRk,
O 20 y Y.
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FOR THE LADIES.

FOR THE LADIES.
rENiIE subscriber has Just received per steam.
- bOst from Padephs. 500 pair Of LAdos cheap Xii and
Morocco Slippers AHd Ties m NeCurdys make.
NJ tOO the pair Ladies you good cheap Shoes
AZ Aeif Hrs where will always be found aud general
sofnent of ades shoes and Slippers Of every dcron
prices Os Other House NHEna The quality
ALEX H. NIL.
ap2 Manuf.e urer AID Dealer In Boots Shoes Tfnss re
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WHlskEY.
Oh IIllDS. Baltimore Whi5key
~ 75tbi. do do
n 'tofc and for 'ao by ap9 WIN ANDERSON Jt
Porto RICO NOLA5SE5.
IN HIDE nee Porto REQ 'i1ilss-s fof sale b.
~ ap2 Ws ASDEas0S IT.
cJ0LErCLs EDuI,S.
wEBSTER's ELEMENTARY SPELLING BOOK.
Ills Spelling Book almost versal throughout a.
Il states, ~ sse beng tno Milton Copcs pct
Just published,
t'oicdszs rorsi Eifon webster's Elementary Spelling
Boon containing about h.nafsi 10. Engraving degncd
expressly for this work " printed good paper sosy
neaty tounj Bon ed1u be usd the
afraagenen' q the page page By
the gTo- o. single eogy BY NAsH woODHOr'sE.
sPR I37, Man q, Richmond Va
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MARINE iNTELLlGENCE.

Port OF III ond.
Higa Hs,sr lIiJ day IL ssioes, N
ARRIVED,
Steamer Curtis Peek, Davis, Norfo,,
S:hT samuel, S,0liard Boston, sund:.,
sehf sarah Ann, kim Norfolk baiAu
sehi Virginia. larahc Norfolk, pIas,et
SAILED,
sehr Orator Scott, Phiad.I,hia.
sehr Col De gussey, Wheeler, EIkion
s'hr John Thompson, Godfrey Esidsopou
SehT sarah Augusta Barker Newark
sehr WIN w. wyer, htaIss Kingston, Aasa
PnILADEI PiA March 3i-CIeat-d sebrs C,h,,ip. An,n
ia, Teal Richmond; MirsviHe, Paitison Richmond
NEW YORK, March Ji--Ceared schrs J. Brown MANY Rich
noi; J. Marsh Pierce Richmond General Sco Doughty Cy
has bfown Jones City Point AMI Richmond. Marietta
burr KNAPP, Rchmon Arrived sehr Copnsr sb,n,er rom
Richmond, coal ~ 49,
noSioN March s.-ccared seh Round nr6ok Higgins Nor.
iolk City Point AMI Richmond ArTvsi brig IIaassrk- Hon
kins Richmond. ~
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APPOINTMENTS To OFFICE.

Tue snbjoinsd list OF appointments made By tho Pres-
dent OF the United s'a'ss and ratified By the Senate be-
lore Its aourn"en published In ",hs Globe" and ",hs
Constitution OF Friday evening The responsibility for
the acts of the Government seems thu. "a n. a,,,,d h.
tween the organs Of tho two winss Of eth. D,woc,,ev
We wish them Joy Vi their equal partition .. E.,eut,.
lat.
APPOINTMENTS BY TUE PRESIDENT
6u and ,ciiL "A. adn,.. All .a..... a "A, :.
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CUsToM-HoUsE OFFICERS.

CUSToM-HoUsE OFFICERS
eoLLKcroks.
Richard Jordan, saeo. Maine, vice Tristan s,or.r
whoss commission expired.
Jas. Osborne, kennebunk Maine vice Daniel n rp,ieL
whose commission expircd.
VIM. NJ. Jackson, Plymouth. Massachusetts,, vice J. N
S'oddard. whose commission expired.
Josiah Hinkley, Barnstabe, Massachusetts vice Ebene
ret bacon, whose commission expired.
49, Thomas Carpenter. Providence Rhode Island, vice
"m IL. watson whose commission expired.
MOTIFS Wheox, New Haven, Connec ticut vice R. r.
F'ninan whose temporary commission expired.
:, Aee Huntington, Sag lisrbor, New York, vice John
III. Psytcn, rejected.
Thc' Pasiae, Ocrscoke. North Carolina vice Sylyes
Ter Brown, whose commission expired
NAVAL OFFICER
VIM. Pafmen'er. Boston. Massachusetts,. vice George
Roberts, whose temporary commission expired.
SURVEYORS.
ID. T. Seamans, Providence Rhode Island vice w,, p
Greene. whose comm ssion expired
winthrop Pickering, Portsmouth. Now IIap,o,birc
vice, Joseph l.. Locke, tejectedby the Senate.
Asa Cfay' Tivertin Rhode Island. vice Geo. How.
land. whose commission expired.
George Brown, Pawtucket, Rhode island xies SiI..
Sisson, whs did not qualify,
Z. +. Purdy. New York, IN. ", vice Henry C. Al,
WOOD whose temporary commission expired
John Davis, Philadelphia, Psnnsyvsni. vic. Thon..
A. Cooper. whose temporary commission expired
Robert Butler, Smhheld, Virginia, ro.spponted.
.o'uoh rooes' ieoeonieo. Virginia, re appointed.
Armand Lehles, Daren, Georgia, vice Edward Hop
kins, resigned. r
LAND OFFICERS.
-, Jacob Judy, Register. Edwardsvc. Illinois, vice A.
VIM NJ Jackson. Register. Chicago, Illinois. vice E. r.
Williams, whose temporary commission expired.
George Miser, Register Dixon. Illinois, vice BENJAMIN
Chhnrd, whose temporary commission expired.
William Wilson, Receiver. Palestine, Illinois. yico d.
vid McCahey, resigned
-, Samuel Leach. Receiver Quincy. Illinois. vice +. A.
thompson, whose temporary commission expired.
Chas u Hascnll, Receiver, Genesee, Michigan, vice r.
J. 8 Psae, whoes temporary commission expired.