Notes on Appointments, 23 December 1805
New nominations to be made. | ||||
^ | Peter Walsh a citizen of the US. resident at Cette in France to be Coml. Agent of the US. at Cette. | |||
^ | John Lyle of N. York to be Consul of the US. at Curraçoa | |||
^ | Hezekiah Huntington of Connecticut to be Atty for the US. in the district of Connecticut | |||
^ | Joseph Deville Bellechasse | } | to be members of the legislative council for the territory of Orleans being five of the persons nominated to me by the H. of R. of that territory for that purpose. | |
John W. Gurley | ||||
John Baptiste McCarty | ||||
Jean Noel Detrehan | ||||
Pierre Sauvé | ||||
^ | Nicholas Perkins of Missisipi to be Register of the land office for the lands East of Pearl river in the Missisipi territory. | |||
^ | Shadrach Bond of Indiana territory to be a member of the legislative council of that terry. being one of the two persons nominated to me by the H. of R of the same territory to supply the place of Hay who has resigned. | |||
^ | John Griffin, now a judge of the territory of Indiana to be a judge of the territory of Michigan. | |||
^ | John Stephen of Maryld to be District Atty of Maryld v. Zeb. Hollingsworth resd. | |||
^ | Peter A. Schenck of N.Y. Survr of the port of N.Y. | |||
Renomination postponed. Rufus Easton of Louisiana to be one of the judges of the territory of Louisiana. | ||||
new nomns postponed | ||||
^ | James Holmes of Georgia Colr. & Inspr of rev. for the distr. & port of Sunbury in Georgia. | |||
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^ | David Parmelee of Misipi, to be a Comr of land titles for the lands West of Pearl R. in Mispi | |||
Orleans. 2 judges. |
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William Sprigg | ||||
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^ | Misipi. a Secretary. Meade of Georgia | |||
^ | Louisiana. a judge. |
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^ | Indiana. a judge v. Griffin. George Tod. |
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Harrison was appd. Govr. for 3. y. from 1803. May 13. | ||||
^ | Phinias Manning lately appd Collector of the distr. of Perth Amboy to be also Inspector of revenue of the port of P. Amboy | |||
Hammond Colo. Scott |
DLC: Papers of Thomas Jefferson.