Recess Appointments, 16 December 1806
ca. 15-16 Dec. 1806
Appointments by the President in the late recess of the Senate of the UStates.
date of Commission | ||||||
William H. Harrison | Governor | Indiana Territory | 5 May 1806 | |||
Michael McClary | Marshal | New Hampshire | 26 April — | |||
Julian Pordrass | Member Legisve. Council | Orleans Terry. | 7 May — | |||
John Mather Senr. & | } | |||||
Pierre Foucher | Mems. Legisve Council | Same | 15 July — | |||
Peter Curtenius | Marshal | New York | 5 May — | |||
+ John Spence West | Marshal | N Carolina | 10 Decr. — | |||
Brockholst Livingston | An Associate Justice of the Supreme Court US. | 10 Novr. — | ||||
Joshua Lewis of Kentucky | One of the Judges of the | Orleans Terry. | 10 Novr. — | |||
John Page | Commissioner of Loans | Virginia | 2 Augt. — | |||
William Hull | Commissioner for treating with certain Indians | } | 21 July — | |||
North West of the Ohio | ||||||
Eli Williams of Maryland | Commissioner of Laying out & making a | } | 16 July — | |||
road from Cumberland in Maryland to Ohio |
Consuls
√ | John S. Cogdell of S. Carola | Consul | Rome | 7 May — |
√ | Maurice Rogers of Pennsa. | Consul | St. Iago | 9 June — |
√ | John B. Dabney of Massts. | do | Azores on Western Isles | 20 June — |
√ | Edward Carrington of R Isld. | do | Canton | 1 July — |
√ | Richard Hackley | do | St. Anders | 16 Sep — |
+ | See the note to the accompanying paper | Revenue | ||
Revenue officers
√ | John Barnes | Collector of the District, and Inspector | } | 6 May 1806 |
of the Revenue for the port of George Town | ||||
√ | James Taylor of N Carolina, | Collector for the District, and | } | 9 May — |
Inspector for the port of Ocracock | ||||
√ | Peter A. Schenck, of N York, | Inspector of the Revenue for | } | 18 June — |
the Port of New York | ||||
√ | Willis W. Parker, of Virga. | Inspector of the Port of South Quay | 18 June | |
√ | James Lovell of Orleans, | Inspector for the Port of N Orleans | 18 June | |
√ | William Dunham, of Georgia, | Surveyor and Inspector of | } | 1 July |
the Revenue for the port of Darien | ||||
Edwin Mounger, of Georgia, | Collector for the District of Savannah | 22 July | ||
Gabriel Christie, of Maryland, | Collector for the District of Balto. | 18 Oct. |
DNA: RG 59--State Department.