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lebanon
lebanon Alleghany
Ham :
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lawrenceville
Downingtown
174
Downingtown
175
Mount Pleasant
Westmoreland
Moet M nah
178
Huntingdon
%cbubn
170
Middle Smithfield
Huntingdon l'ikc
Worshipful Master. Ferguson Kirkpatrick
Stated Meetings.
1st Wednesday 1st Saturday Wednesday of, or preceding r. x. 3d Thursday
2d Tuesday 4th Friday 4th l'uesday 3d Wednesday
2d Thursday Sd evening previous to F. x. Wednesday before F. M.
2dl Wednesday Saturday after r. M. Wednesday after r. M. Tuesday at or after F. X. Saturday before r. x.
1st Saturday Ist and 3d Fridays
Tuesday after, at or of r. M. Monday preceding r. x. 1st Thursday after r. M. 3d Monday 4th Tuesday Saturday of, or before r. x. Ist Tuesday Tuesday of, or after r. x. 4th Monday Last day of the month
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Phonix
130
Do.
Do.
Chester
133
Beaver
Montgomery
Schuylkill
138
County of Philadelphia Lancaster Susquehanna
York
l'hiladelphia
Chester
Designation. No.
Eaton
180
Mercer 182
Eastern Star
186
Integrity
187
Cement
189
Charity
190
Hermanos Legitimos de la luz del Papaloapam 191 Centre 192
Alvarado Bellefonte
U. S. of Mexico Centre
Lafayette 194
New Berlin
Union
Philanthropy
195
Hatborough
Bucks
Morning Star
196
Mercersburg
Franklin
Cumberland Star
197
Silentia
198
Lafayette
190
Carlisle Shippensburg Jersey Shore
Lycoming
Good Samaritan
.200
Gettysburg
Adams
Mauch Chunk
201
Mauch Chunk
Northampton
Jedediah Irish
Lewistown
203
Lewistown
Mifflin
Columbus
204
Tunkhannock
Luzerne
Evening Star
206
Rush Township Brooklyn do.
Susquehanna Do.
Morning Dawn
207
Golden Rule
208
Hillsborough Union
209
Kensington
211
Kensington
Patmos
212
Montrose
213
Montrose
Susquehanna
Laurel
215
Uniontown
Fayette
Pulaski
216
Pottsville
Schuylkill
San Juan, under the dis- tinctive title of Asilo de la Virtud 217
Montevideo
South America.
Stated Meetings.
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Wednesday of, or before F. M. 3d Thursday 1st Thursday Monday before F. M. Wednesday after F. M.
1st Tuesday after 4th Monday Full Moon. Thursday of, or preceding F. M. 1st and 3d Tuesdays 3d and 1st Wednesdays 1st and 3d Tuesdays
1st and 3d Thursdays Saturday preceding F. M. Monday before F. M.
Thursday before F. M. Tuesday of or before F. M. Last Wednesday 1st Friday before F. M. 1st Friday
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Jefferson Mercer Philadelphia Do. Wellsborough Norristown
County of
Worshipful Masters.
Greene Mercer Philadelphia Do.
George H. Mosely Adam Cornman
Tioga Montgomery
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. Perry
Landisburg
Hillsborough
Washington Philadelphia
Matthew Cartwright
Hanover
York
Cumberland Do.
Held at
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GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
President of the U. S .- Andrew Jackson, of Tennessee, 25,000 dollars per annum. Vice President .- John C. Calhoun, of South Carolina, 5,000 dollars per annum.
Department of State .- Secretary, Edward Livingston, of Louisiana, 6,000 per annum .~~ Department of War-Secretary, Lewis Cass, of Michigan, 6,000 per annum .- Department of the Treasury-Secretary, Louis M'Lane, of Delaware, 6,000 per annum .- Department of the Nary-Secretary, Levi Woodbury, of New Hampshire, 6,000 per annum .-. Itforney General, R. B. Taney, 3,500 per annum .- Post Master General, William T. Barry, of Kentucky, 6,000 per annum.
Treasury Department-First Comptroller, Joseph Anderson, 3,500 dollars per annum .- 2d lo. James B. Thornton, 3,000 dollars per annum.
First Auditor, Richard Harrison, 3,000 dollars per annum .- 2d do. William B. Lewis, 3,000 dollars per annum .- 3d do. Peter Hagner, 3,000 dollars per annum-4th do. Amos Kendall, 3,000 dollars per annum .- 5th do. Stephen Pleasonton, 3,000 dollars per annum - Treasurer, John Campbell, 3,000 dollars per annum .- Register, Thomas L. Smith, 3,000 lollars per annum .- Commissioner of the General Land Ofice, Elijah Hayward, 3,000 dollars per annum.
TWENTY-SECOND CONGRESS.
President, JOHN C. CALHOUN, South Carolina.
MAINE.
John Holmes 1833
Peleg Sprague 1835
RHODE ISLAND.
DELAWARE.
N. R. Knight 1835
Asher Robins 1833
VERMONT.
Samuel Prentiss 1831 Horatio Seymour1833 NEW YORK. William Marcy 1831 Chas. E. Dudley 1833 NEW JERSEY. T.Frelinghuysen 1835 M. Dickerson 1833 PENNSYLVANIA. George M. Dallas 1833 William Wilkins 1837
Samuel Smith 1833 E. F. Chambers 1837 VIRGINIA.
L. W. Tazewell 1835 John Tyler 1833
Hugh L. White 1835 Felix Grundy 1833
OHIO. Benj. Ruggles 1833
William R. King 1835 Gabriel Moore 1831
MISSOURI.
Thos. Il. Benton 1833 Alex. Buckner
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Speaker, ANDREW STEVENSON, Virginia.
George N. Briggs Rufus Choate
Henry A. S. Dearborn (2 vacancies)
RHODE ISLAND.
Tristram Burges Dutee J. Pearce
CONNECTICUT. Jabez W. Huntingdon
Noyes Barber Ralph J. Ingersoll William L. Storrs
William W. Ellsworth Ebenezer Young
VERMONT. Horace Everett William Cahoon Jonathan Hunt William Slade (1 vacancy)
NEW YORK. C. C. Cambreleng
William G. Angell Gamaliel Hl. Barstow
Joseph Bouch William Babcock John T. Bergen John C. Broadhead Samuel Beardsley John A. Collier Bates Cooke John Dickson Charles Dayan
Ulysses F. Doubleday William Hogan Michacl Hoffinan Freeborn C. Jewett John King Gerret V. Lansing James Lent Job l'ierson Nathaniel Pitcher F.dmund Hi. Pendleton Elward C. Reed
Erastus Root Nathan Soule
CONNECTICUT. Samuel A. Foot 1835 G. Tomlinson 1931
INDIANA. Wm. Hendricks 1831 John Tipton 1833 MISSISSIPI. G. Pointdexter 1835 Powhatan Ellis 1833 II.LINOIS.
Elias K. Kane 1831 Jolın M.Robinson 1835 ALABAMA.
NORTH CAROLINA. Bedford Brown 1831 W. P. Mangum 1831 SOUTH CAROLINA. Stephen D.Miller1831 Robert Y. Hayne 1829
MASSACHUSETTS. Nathaniel Silsbee 1835 Daniel Webster 1833 GEORGIA.
G. M. Troup 1835
John Forsyth 1831 KENTUCKY.
Henry Clay 1831
George M. Bibb 1835 TENNESSEE.
Thomas Ewing 1831 LOUISIANA. Josiah S. Johnson 1831 G. A. Waggaman 1835
John W. Taylor Phineas S. Tracy Julian C. Verplank Frederick Whittlesey Samuel J. Wilkins Grattan HI. Wheeler Campbell P. White Aaron Ward Daniel Wardwell
lewis Conflict James F Randolph Thomas Il Hughes Richard M Cooper Silas Confict Isaac Southani PENNSYLVANIA. Joel Il Sutherland Henry Hum John f. Watmough Joshua lovans William Hcister Darıd Potts, jr Jocl K. Mann
MAINE. John Anderson Rufus M'Intire George Evans James Bates Cornelius Holland Leonard Jarvis Edward Kavanaugh NEW HAMPSHIRE. John Broadhead Thomas Chandler Joseph Hammons Henry Hubbard John W. Weeks Joseph M. Harper MASSACHUSETTS. saac C. Bates John Davis Edward Everett John Reed George Grennel, jr. Joseph G. Kendall John Q. Adams Nathan Appleton
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Samuel Bell 1835
Isaac Hill 1831
"John M. Clayton 1835 J. R. Nandain · 1833 MARYLAND.
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John C. Bucher H. A. Muhlenburg Henry King Peter Ihrie, jr. Samuel A. Smith Philander Stephens James Ford Lewis Dewart Adam King Thomas H. Crawford Robert Allison
George Burd Andrew Stewart T. H. M'Kennan
Harmer Denny
John Gilmore
Richard Coulter John Banks Robert M'Koy
DELAWARE. John Milligan
MARYLAND. G. C. Washington Benjamin C. Howard Benedict I. Semmes Daniel Jenifer
John L. Kerr
John S. Spence
Francis Thomas
J. T. H. Worthington
VIRGINIA.
Mark Alexander
Robert Allen
William S. Archer
Wm. Armstrong, jr.
John S. Barbour
N. H. Claiborne Thomas L. Davenport Lewis Maxwell
Charles F. Mercer
William M'Coy Thomas Newton John Roane A. Stevenson, Speaker Thomas Bouldin Richard Coke, jr. Robert Craig Philip Doddridge William F. Gordon John Y. Mason John M. Patton
James Blair
John M. Felder J. R. Griffin Thomas R. Mitchell GEORGIA.
Wiley Thompson Richard H. Wilde T. F. Foster
J. M. Wayne
H. G. Lamar
Daniel Newman
Augustine S. Clayton KENTUCKY. R. M. Johnson
Henry Daniel
Joseph Lecompte
Robert P. Letcher
Chittendon Lyon Charles A. Wickliffe
John Adair Chilton Allan
Nathan Gaither Albert G. Hawes
Thomas A. Marshall C. Tompkins TENNESSEE.
John Bell John Blair
Jacob C. Isaacs
James K. Polk
Thomas D. Arnold William Fitzgerald William Hall
Cave Johnson
James Standifer
OHIO.
FLORIDA.
James Findlay
Joseph West.
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UNITED STATES COURTS.
Places and time of holding the Supreme, District and Circuit Courts of the United States.
SUPREME COURT.
The Supreme Court of the United States must be holden at the city of Washington, and have one session every year, to commence on the second Monday in January.
John Marshall, chief justice, $5000 per ann. Henry Baldwin, associate justice, 4,500
William Johnson, ditto
do.
Gabriel Duval, ditto do.
Joseph Story, ditto do.
Smith Thompson, ditto do.
John M'Lean, ditto do.
William Taney, Attorney General, 3,500 William T. Carroll, clerk, fees. Henry Ashton, marshal
DISTRICT COURTS.
For Maine, to be holden at Wiscasset, on the last Tuesday of February, and the second Tuesday of September, annually; at Portland, on the first Tuesday of June annually.
For New Hampshire, to be holden at Exeter
and Portsmouth alternately, on the third stico Tuesday of December, 1789, and three ses sions progressively, on the like Tuesday o every third calendar month thereafter.
For Massachusetts, at Boston, on the third and ) Tuesday in March, the fourth Tuesday il June, the second Tuesday in September, and the first Tuesday in December, annually.
For Rhode Island, at Newport, on the sec ond Tuesday in May, and third Tuesday il October; at Providence, the first Tuesday in August, and first in February, annually.
For Connecticut, at Hartford and New Ha ven alternately, on the fourth Tuesday o February, May, August and November, an nually.
For New York, at the city of New York for the southern district on the first Tuesday of November, 1789, and three other sessions fond on the first Tuesday of every third calendar month, in each year thereafter; and for the northern district at Albany, on the last Tues
William Russell William Stanberry Joseph Vance Samuel F. Vinton Elisha Whittlesey T. H. Crane William W. Irwin William Kennon John Thompson Elutheros Cooke William Creighton ji Thomas Corwin Humphrey H. Leavit
INDIANA.
Ratcliff Boon John Carr Jonathan M'Carty
MISSISSIPPI. Franklin E. Plumme
ILLINOIS.
Joseph Duncan
ALABAMA.
D. H. Lewis Clement C. Clay Samuel W. Mardiz
MISSOURI. William H. Ashley
ARKANSAS.
A. H. Sevier
MICHIGAN.
Austin E. Wing
George M'Duffie
William T. Nuckolls
Robert W. Barnwell
Henry W. Conner Thomas H. Hall A. H. Shepperd Lewis Williams Laughlin Bethune John Branch
James J. M'Kay
Abraham Rencher
M. S. Hawkins
William B. Shepard Jesse Spright (1 vacancy)
SOUTH CAROLINA. Warren R. Davis William Drayton
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ay of January, and at Utica, on the last "uesday of August.
For Vermont, at Rutland, on the sixth day f October, and at Windsor, on the twenty- ourth day of May, annually.
For New Jersey, on the second Tuesday of farch and September, at New Brunswick, nd at Burlington on the third Tuesday of November and May, annually.
For the eastern district of Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia, on the third Monday in Feb- uary, May, August and November, annually: nd for the western district, at Pittsburgh, on he first Monday of May, and second Monday f October, annually; and at Williamsport here is a district court held by the judge of he western district.
For Delaware, at New Castle and Dover, al- ernately, on the fourth Tuesday of November 789, and three other sessions, progressively, n the fourth Tuesday of every third calen- .ar month thereafter.
For Maryland, at Baltimore, on the first 'uesday of December, 1789, and progressive- y on the first Tuesday of every third calen- ar month thereafter.
For the castern district of Virginia, at Rich- mond, on the 2d day of April, and 15th day f October: and at Norfolk, on the first day f May and first day of November, annually; nd for the western district, at Wythe court- ouse, on the first Monday of April and Sep- ember; at Lewisburg, on the Fridays suc- eeding the first Mondays of April and Sep- ember; and at Clarksburg, on the fourth Tondays of May and October, annually.
For Kentucky, at Frankfort, on the second londay in April, and first Monday in October. For Ohio, at Columbus, on the second Mon- y in January and September, annually.
For North Carolina, at Edenton, in and for e district of Albermarle, on the third Mon- ly of April, and the third Monday of Octo- :r; at Newbern, in and for the district of amtico, on the first Monday after the third onday in April, and third Monday of Octo- :r; at Wilmington, in and for the district of upc Fear, on the second Monday after the ird Monday of April, and third Monday of ctober, annually.
For the eastern district of South Carolina, Charleston, on the third Monday in March d September, and the first Monday in July, d second Monday in December; for the estern district, at Laurens court-house, on e second Monday in May, annually.
For Tennessee, at Knoxville, for kast T'en- ssee, on the third Monday in April, and cond Monday in October, and at Nashville, r West Tennessee, on the fourth Mondays May and November.
For Georgia, in the city of Savannah, on the cond Tuesday in February, May, and Au- ist; and in Augusta, on the second Tuesday November.
For the eastern district of Louisiana, at New
Orleans, on the third Monday of Nerember, February and May; for the western if strict, at Opelouses court-house, on the third M. day of August, annually.
For Indiana, at Corydon, on the first Man. days in May and November, annually.
For Mississippi, at the courtbase of Adams county, on the first Mondays in April and October, annually.
For Illinois, at Vandalia, two sessions an. nually, on the first Monday" of May and De- cember.
For Alabama, at Mobile, on the first Man- days of January and Junc; and at Ca'awa, on the first Mondays of April and November annually.
For Missouri, at St. Charles, on the first Monday in June, 1822, and progressively on the like Monday, in every fourth calendar month thereafter.
CIRCUIT COURTS.
In the district of Maine, at Portland, on the first day of May, and at Wiscasset on the first day of October, annually.
In the district of New Hampshire, at Ports- mouth and Exeter, alternately, on the eighth of May, and the eighth of October, annually.
In the district of Massachusetts, at Boston, on the first day of June, and the twentieth day of October, annually.
In the district of Rhode Island, at New. port and Providence, alternately, on the fif. teenth day of June, and fifteenth day of No- vember, annually.
In the district of Connecticut, at Hartford and New Haven, alternately, on the thirteenth day of April, and the seventeenth day of Sep- tember, annually.
In the district of New York, at New York, on the first day of April, and the first day of September, annually.
In the district of Vermont, at Butland am! Windsor, alternately, on the twenty first of May, and the third of October, annually.
In the district of Pennsylvania, at Phila- delphia, on the cleventh day of April, and the eleventh day of October, annually.
In the district of Delaware. at New Castle and Dover, alternately, on the thin of June, and the twenty-seventh of October, annually.
In the district of Maryland, at the city of Baltimore, ou the first day of May, and the seventh day of November, annually.
In the district of Virginia, at Kichil, on the twenty. second day of May, a I thetwenty. second day of November, annually.
In the district of North Carolina, at Ra. leigh, on the twelfth day of May, and the twelfth ilay of November, annually
In the district of South Carolina, at Charles ton, on the twentieth of November, And a! Columbia, on the twentieth of Apnl, annually
In the district of Georgia, at Sara vah, the fourteenth day of December, and at Mil ledgeville, on the sixth day of May, annually
In the district of Kentucky, at Fra kfurt,
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on the first Monday of May and November, annually.
In the district of Tennessee, at Nashville, , on the second Monday in June, and at Knox- ville, on the second Monday in October, an- nually.
In the district of Ohio, at Columbus, on the first Monday in January and September, an- nually.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Circuit Courts for the District of Columbia at Washington, on the first Monday in Octc ber, and second Monday in April; and a Alexandria, on the first Mondays in Noven ber and May; and the District Court for th same district, on the first Mondays in Decen ber and June.
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LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYLVANIA, 1832-33.
SENATE.
Philadelphia city-William Boyd, David S. R. Donnell.
Hassinger.
Philadelphia county-Jesse R. Burden, Jo- seph Taylor, Samuel Breck.
Montgomery-John Matheys.
Chester and Delaware-William Jackson, George Smith.
Bucks-William T. Rogers.
Berks and Schuylkill-Jacob Krebs, Paul Geiger.
Lancaster-John Robinson, Henry Hibsh- man.
Lebanon and Dauphin-Jacob Stoever.
Northumberland & Union-Samuel J. Packer
Luzerne and Columbia-Uzal Hopkins.
Bradford, Tioga and Susquehanna-Reuben Wilber.
Northampton, Lehigh, Pike and Wayne .- Jacob Kern, Walter C. Livingston.
Centre, Lycoming, &c .- Henry Petriken.
York & Adams-Henry Smyser, Ezra Blythe Franklin-David Fullerton.
Cumberland and Perry-Jesse Miller.
Huntingdon, Mifflin, Juniata and Cambria- Joseph Henderson.
George M'Culloh.
Westmoreland-John Klingensmith, Jr.
Fayette and Greene-Solomon G. Krepps. Washington-Thomas Ringland.
Allegheny-William Hays.
Bedford and Somerset-William Piper.
Mercer, Erie, &c .- Thomas S. Cunningham.
Armstrong, Indiana, &c .- Philip Mechling. Butler.
Beaver and Butler-Moses Sullivan.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Philadelphia city-Abraham Miller, Wm. H. Keating, William T. Smith. George W. To- land, Joseph G. Clarkson, Benjamin Say, Thomas F. Leaming.
Philadelphia county-Francis J. Harper, John Thompson, Benjamin Matthias, James Hanna, John M. Ogden, John Wister, Jr. Jolın H. Gibbon, Lynford Lardner.
Delaware-Dr. Samuel Anderson.
Lycoming, Potter and M' Kean-Geor Bucks-Daniel Boileau, Christian Bertels, Crawford, Orlo J. Hamlin.
John Hart, John H. Bispham.
Chester-Thomas Ashbridge, Arthur An- Henry Barnhart.
drews, Dr. Benjamin Griffith, Elijah F. Pen- nypacker.
Lancaster-Thomas H. Burrowes, John Strohm, Levin H. Jackson, James Patterson, Jr. Michael Kaufman, James Mackey.
York-Daniel Durkee, John Rankin, Joh
Adams-James Patterson, James Renshaw de Cumberland-Michael Cocklin, Samuel M Keehan.
Franklin-Thos. G. M'Cullok, Thos. Barc Perry-John Johnston.
Bedford-Charles M'Dowell, John H. Bing ham.
Berks-John Potteiger, Jacob U. Snyder Benjamin Tyson, Peter Kline, Jr.
Montgomery-Philip Hoover, John Shearer John E. Gross.
Schuylkill-Samuel Huntzinger.
Northampton, Wayne and Pike .- Georg Kelchner, Philip Lynn, John Westbrook, Molto Robert Butz.
Lehigh-Peter Kneppley, John Weida.
Dauphin-John Fox, John Funk.
Northumberland-Peter Martz.
Union-William Harris, George Weirich. Lebanon-David Mitchell.
Columbia-Isaac Kline.
Washington-William Waugh, Robert Lovi
Westmoreland-James Findlay, John Kuhn George Farrel.
Armstrong-Jacob Allshouse.
Indiana and Jefferson-J. M. Stewart.
Fayette -- Robert Patterson, David Gilmor Greene-Andrew Buchanan.
Luzerne-Albert G. Brodhead, Chest‹
Susquehanna-Almon H. Reed.
Bradford and Tioga-Ellis Lewis, Samu WV. Morris.
Huntingdon-Samuel Royer, James Clark Beaver -- Abner Lacock, Benjamin Adam
Allegheny-Andrew Bayne, William VFa Irwin, James Hulze, John Scott.
Butler -- Alexander Bryson.
Mercer-Walter Oliver.
Mifflin & Juniatta-Andrew Bratton, Wi Sharon.
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Somerset & Cambria-B. Connelly, Jr. M. Bruce.
Crawford -- John B. Wallace.
Warren and Venango-James Thompson. Erie-Jolın H. Walker.
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NAVAL REGISTER.
Office of the Secretary of the Navy.
John Boyle, chief clerk, 8 2000
Levi Woodbury, Secretary, $ 6000 Christopher Andrewa, corresponding clerk, $ 1600 register and secretary of
privateer pension fund, 1400
;. H. Bradford, corresponding clerk and sec- retary of hospital fund, 1400
homas Millar, recording and copying clerk, 1000
Lauriston B. Hardin, register, 1000
Commissioners of the Navy.
ohn Rodgers, President, Charles Stewart, Commissioner,
$ 3500 Joseph P. M'Corkle, clerk, 1000
3500 James Hutton
1000
Charles Morris, do
$500 R. A. Slye,-B. S. Randolph, clerks, each
1000
Charles W. Goldesborough, secretary, Vm. G. Ridgely, chief clerk,
1600 Richard Elliot, messenger,
700
ohn Green, Clerk,
1150
Southy l'arker, superintendent of Nary B.
250
lohn Rogers lumes Barron Wm. Bainbridge 'harles Stewart .saac Hull saac Chauncey Jacob Jones Charles Morris .. Warrington WVm. M. Crane
James T. Leonard
James Renshaw
James Biddle
C. C. B. Thompson
C. G. Ridgely
A. S. Wadsworth
W'm. B. Shobrick Alexander Claxton
D. T. Patterson
George C. Read
Charles W. Morgan.
M. T. Woolsey
J. O. Creighton
David Deacon
Wolcott Chauncey
John Downes
Saml. Woodhouse
John D. Jlenley
Joseph J. Nicholson
Jesse D. Elliott
B. V. Hoffinan
John B NNicholson
Master Commandants.
M. C. Perry
. F. Voorhees
C. W. Skinner
Benjamin Cooper
John T. Newton
Wm. L. Gordon
Joseph Smith
Silas Duncan
L. Rousseau
David Geisinger
R. F. Stocktou
Isaac M.Keever
Wm. D. Salter
Charles S. M.Canley
Thomas M. Newell
Lieutenants.
John White Hiramı Paulding J. D. Williamson Uriah P. Levy. Charles Boorman French Forrest W. E. M.Kenney William J. Belt Wm. M. Jamaicson Wm. Boerum C. L. Williamson Charles Gauntt Wm. W. Ramsay Ralph Voorhees Henry Henry Saml. W. Downing W'm. Pottenger Henry W. Ogden Eb. Ridgeway Thomas A. Conover Arch. S. Campbell William Taylor
John C. Long John Il. Graham John II. Lee James M'Intosh Josiah Tatnall
Hugh N. Page John .A. Cook William Toman Joel Abbot Lewis F .. Simonda Jobn M. Dale HI. H. Cocke Wm. J. M.Cluny E. D. Whitlock James Goodrum J. B. Montgomery Horace B. Sawyer C. K Stribling Joshua R. Sands John J. Young Charles H. Bell Abrabam Bigelow Frank Ellery
E. A. F. Valet!c W'm. A. Spcocer
Jno. H. Aulick W'm. V. Tayler
George W. Storer Beverly Kennon F. R. Shubrick
F. H. Gregory
Jno. II. Clack
Mervine P. Shx Bladen Delaoy Silas M. Striogham J. P. Zaniringer Jobn H. Bell Thomas T. Webb John Percisal
James P. Oellers Charles E. Crowley IV. A. C. Farragut Stephen Champlin Isaac Mayo Wm. K. Latimer Wm. Service Thomas Crabb Edward B. Babbit J'homas Paine, jr. James Armstrong Juseph Smoot Ii. B. Randolph Samuel L. Brecse John Evans Benjamin Page, jr. John A. Wish John Gwinn Thomas W. Wyman Andrew Fitzhugh Joseph Cross Abm. S. Ten Eick
Stephen Cassin
Jesse Wilkinson
T. Ap Joncs W'm. B. Finch
George Budd [ .. Kearney Foxhall A. Parker C. R. M'Call Daniel Turner David Connor John Gallagher I'h. H. Stevens WVm. M. Hunter Juha D. Sloat
Captains.
1000
2000 C. Schwarts, draughtsmao,
:00
Nathan Eaton, Inessenger,
100
John D. Simms, recording and copying clerk, $ 1000 W'm. Hardeman, recording and copying clerk, and secretary of Navy Pen. Fond, 1000
Thomas L. Ragsdale, warrant clerk,
Henry E. Ballard
E P Kennedy A J Dallas
Frederick Varnem Joseph R. Jarvis Thomas W. Freeloa James Williams S. W. Le Comple Charles T. Platt W. M. Armstrong W'm . F. Shields G. J. Pendergrant W'm. C. Nicholson James B. Cooper F. W. Carpeoder J. L .. Saseders Joseph B. Hell Joll Stooc P'nino Jobe F_ Prentiss Joba 31. Sullivan Joseph Moorehead Thomas Pelligru J. S. Chauncey Invioe Sbebrick Thomas R. Gerry Jet- Kelly
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Edmund Byrne Edward S. Jolinson Wm. H. Gardner D. G. Farragut R. S. Pinckney Stephen B. Wilson E. C. Rutledge Wm. S. Harris Thomas Dornin R. B. Cunningham James Glynn Joseph Myers W. C. Wetmore Thomas R. Gedney John Bubier V. M. Randolph Joseph Cutts, jr. J. Crowninshield Frederick Engle A. J. D. Brownc John H. Smith John Rudd Russel Baldwin Robert Ritchie David R. Stewart W. W. M'Kean F. Buchanan H. H. Hobbs Samuel Mercer Charles Lowndes L. M. Goldsborough Geo. N. Hollins D. N. Ingraham John Marston, jr. Henry Bruce W. D. Newman Henry A. Adams Alex. B. Pinkham James D. Knight Joseph Mattison Wm. S. Walker Alexander Slidell James G. Boughan George F. Pearson
Lewis Heerman Jonathan Cowdery W'm. P. C. Barton Thomas Harris Wm. Turk Hylle Ray G. Dayers John A. Kearney Baily Washington Wm. Swift Thomas B. Salter Peter Christie
James T. Gerry John S. Nicholas Samuel F. Dupont Wm. L. Hudson Wm. H. Campbell Joseph M. Nichulson James P. Wilson G. A. Magruder J. Edward Calhoun John Pope Levin M. Powell Charles Wilkes, jr. Elisha Peck
John R. Coxe, jr. William Seton John A. Carr Thomas J. Manning Wm. Pearson
Wm. L. Howard Wm. P. Piercy Richard A. Jones
Thomas J. Leib
Wm. G. Woolsey Wm. H. Kennon Arthur Lewis John W. West Thomas O. Sefridge R. R. Pinkham
Henry Eagle, jr. Andrew K. Long
G. J. Van Brunt
Henry Pinckney Wm. M. Glendy
John H. Little
George P. Upshur
Samuel B. Cocke
(George S. Blake
Zach. F. Jolınston William Green
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