1851.] REGISTERS AND RECEIVERS OF THE LAND-OFFICE.

Names.

NAVAL OFFICERS in Office August 27, 1850.

Districts.

Names.

Districts.

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John McClintock, Portsmouth, N. H Peter C. Ellmaker, Philadelphia, Pa. Thomas J Clark, Newburyport, Ms. Thomas K.Carroll, Baltimore, Md.

William Brown,

Salem, Ms.

Charles Hudson, Boston, Ms.

Adam S. Coe,

Thomas Gatewood, Norfolk, Va.
James G. Green, Wilmington, N. C.

Newport, RI. Henry M. Howard, Charleston, S. C.

Moses Richardson, Providence, R. I. Bryan Morell, Savannah, Ga. Philip Hone, New York, N. Y. Manuel J. Garcia, New Orleans, La.

REGISTERS, Receivers, SurveyORS, AND GEOLOGISTS CONNECTED WITH THE LAND-OFFICE.

Names of Registers and Receivers in Office August 24th, 1850.

Alanson Saltmarsh,
John J. Coleman,

St. Stephens,

James Magoffin,

Huntsville,

Tuscaloosa,

Monroe Donoho,

Receivers.

Elijah H. Gordy.
Wm. W. Fambro.
Samuel Cruse.
Edward F. Comegys.

Wade H. Greening, Andrew Jay.
Lewis B. McCarty, David E. Moore.
Duncan B. Graham, Nimrod E. Benson.
Sampson Clayton, Peter I. Walker.
James H. Patterson, C. F. M. Noland.
William W. Adams, C. P. Bertrand.
William H. Etter, B. F. Hempstead.
James H. Stirman,

Henry F. Mooney,
John E. Manly,
William E. Powell,

Rich'd M. Thruston.
William H. Ringo.
William Goodrich.
Ezra Hill.

H. R. W. Andrews, John W. Argyle.
William H.Simmons Thomas T. Russell.
Samuel Russell, S. F. Halliday.
Andrew McCallen, John W. Norton.
Ferdinand Maxwell, E. C. Coffin.

Matthew Gillespie, J. G. Cameron.

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James M. Davis,

John M. McLean,

Turner R. King,

Danville,

David Clapp,

Henry Asbury,

Dixon,
Chicago,

Silas Noble,

INDIANA,

Jeffersonville,

Alfred Cowles,
James Scott,
John C. Clarke,
W. H. L. Noble,
John Ewing,
Samuel Brenton,
Daniel Sigler,

James T. B. Stapp.

Jesse K. Dubois.
Walter Davis.

J. H. Murphy.
Henry V. Sullivan.
Cyrus Aldrich.
John H. Kinzie.
Sam'l Merriwether.
Robert N. Carnan.
John H. Thompson.
John Baird.
Smallwood Noel.
Rufus Hewett.

Receivers.

State.

IOWA,

66

MICHIGAN,

Detroit,

Registers.

Thomas McKnight, Mordecai Mobley.

George Wilson,

Jesse Bowen,
Charles Fitz,

Evariste de Baillon,
H. O. McEnery,
Thomas Webb,
Hugh Y. Waddell,
Lansing B. Mizner,
Isaac Moffatt,
Cornelius Rosevelt,
Lewis S. Lovell,
Henry Acker,
Thom. W. Newman,
J. L. Allen.
Austin Morgan,
William Hunley,
William Dowsing,
John T. Brooks,
Alton Long,
Samuel B. Todd,
James F Mahan,
G. W. Davis,

Palmyra,

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Jackson,

Andrew M. Tutt,
John Dade,

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Plattsburg,

Milan,
Chillicothe,

Thomas E. Birch,
Jacamiah Seaman,
Anthony Walke,
Abner Root,

George H.Slaughter,
Harry F. Brown,
Paraclete Potter,

Defiance,

Mineral Point,
Green Bay,
Milwaukee,

Willow River,
Stillwater,

Francis P. Catlin,

Districts.

Wm. H. Wallace.
Easton Morris.
Rosemond d'Armas.
Robert Benguerel.
John Dinkgrave.
John Corkern.
John Laplace.
Ezra Rood.
Horace Mower.
George M. Dewey.
Stephen F. Page.
Andrew Backus.
Wm. N. Whitehurst.

Gideon Fitz.
Septimas Caldwell.
George R. Clayton.
James W. Drake.
Richard B. Dallam.
Samuel C. Major.
Robert H. Griffith.
Ralph Guild.
Thomas Allen.
Marcus Boyd.
John T. Hughes.
Abner Gilstrap.
Seneca W. Ely.
William Sheffield.
Chas. L. Stevenson.
Edgar Conklin.
Chas. H. Williams.
Moses S. Gibson.

Abra'm Van Vorhes. Nath'lGreen Wilcox.

Surveyors-General of the Public Lands.

Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan, Charles Noble,

Detroit, Mich.

INDIAN SUPERINTENDENTS AND AGENTS in Office Aug. 24, 1850.

Name.

David D. Mitchell,

Superintendents of Indian Affairs.

John Drenner (Act. Sup't

St.Louis, Mo. Chas. P. Babcock (Act. Sup't
and Mackinac Agent), Detroit, Mich.

and Choctaw Agent), Fort Gibson. Anson Dart,

Oregon.

Henry A. Powers,

ARMY PENSION-AGENTS in Office August 24, 1850.

Wm. C. Anderson,

St. Louis, Mo.

E. P. Hastings,

Detroit, Mich.

Franklin Haven,

Boston, Mass.

Arthur M. Reed, Jacksonville, Fl.
Francis H. Flagg, Tallahassee,
James S. Morel, Savannah, Ga.

J. F. D. Lanier, Madison, Indiana. James Swan,

Baltimore, Md.

1. WINFIELD Scott, Major-General, (commissioned June 25, 1841,) General-in-Chief. Head-quarters at Washington.

*John E. Wool, Brigadier-General, commissioned June 25, 1841.

2. FIELD OFFICERS OF THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS, TOPOGRAPHICAL ENGINEERS, AND ORDNANCE, AND OF REGIMENTS.

• Maj. Gen. by brevet. †Brig. Gen. by brevet. Col. by brevet. $ Lieut. Col. by brevet.