Nathaviel Bullock...... Christopher Ellery... Noah A. Phelps......... Ingoldsby W. Crawford William H. Ellis........ Samuel Simons., .... Thomas Looinis......... Jacob Gould........... John Grant, jr.. Seymour Scovell........ Pierre A Barker.. .... Baron S. Doty..... .. .. Joho P. Osborne........ Samuel Swartwout. Aaron Ogden, (Assist).. David B. McNeil...... Jeremiah Carrier..... J. W. Reckless.... Daniel Garrison..... Gershom Mott.......... Mahlon D. Canfield ... George W. Tucker...... .......... Bristol........ Jan 2, 1832 Newport...... April 5, 1832 Conn cliut. Middletown.... ....... Mar 11, 1833 New London. Feb 1, 1831 New Haven.... Mar 11, 1833 Fairfield..... Jan 8, 1833 New York. Sackett's Harbor.. Mar 23, 1830 Gennessee.. Mar 23, 1330 Oswego........... May 2, 1830 Niagara ...... Mar 23, 1830 Buffalo Creek....... Mar 22, 1830 Osweyat bie............. Mar 23, 1930 Sag Harbor.... Mar 10, 1830 New York...... Mar 29, 1830 Jersey City... Mar 23, 1830 Champlain.. May 2, 1830 Cape Vincent..... Mar 23, 1830 New Jersey. Perth Amboy.. Mar 11, 1833 Bridgetown................ Jan 1, 1834 Burlington...... Mar 28, 1832 Great Egg Harbor..... Jan 28, 18:30 Little Egg Harbor. Mar 11, 1933 Pennsylvania. Philadelphia ..... Mar 11, 1833 Presque Isle........ Mar 9, 1833 Delaware. Wilmington..... Feb 16, 1830 Maryland. Baltimore................ May 1, 1930 Annapolis...... Jan 8, 1833 Snowhill... Jan 26, 1833 Oxford.... Mar 9, 1833 Vienna.... ........... Mar 31, 1830 St Mary's........... April 24, 1830 District of Columbia. Georgetown .............. Mar 1, 1830 Alexandria.. .......... Feb 16, 1830 Virginia Richmond................ Jan 4, 1833 Tappaha onock ...... Jan 9, 1934 Norfolk... Mar 19, 1830 East River.... Jan 13, 1832 Cherry Stone.... Mar 3, 1833 Yorktown........ ...... April 3, 1830 Petersburg........... Mar 23, 1330 Folly Landing....... Jan 10, 1833 North Carolina. Camden...... Mar 23, 1830 James N. Barker.. Thomas Forster........ Henry Whitely J. H. M.Culloch........ Richard Sands........, George Hudson.......... John Willis ............. Charles Leary.... Thomas R. Johnson.... Thomas Turner........ George Brent...... James Gibbon..... Robert S. Garnett...... Conway Whittle....... John Dangerfield, jr ..... Nathaniel Hollaud... William Nelson......... Charles D. McIndoe ... William P Custis.. .... Stephen Charles.. .. Duncan McDonald. Levi Fagan....... Thomas H. Blount.. JA ..nes C Cole ........ Svly, strr Brown.... Henry M Crok... James Owen........ James R. Pringle.. Jan 29, 1832 A. B. Fannin......... April 1, 1830 Charles C. P. Hunt..... Edeoton.... South Carolina. Georgia. Ohio. Michigan. Louisiana. West Florida. East Florida, Mississippi. Alabama. Jan 13, 1832 Abraham Wendall... Feb. 9, 1833 Martin Gordon...... Mar 23, 1830 Robert Mitchell...... April 3, 1830 John Rodman Mar 3, 1831 P. R. R. Pray....... Mar 11, 1833 George W. Owen.... Mar 11, 1833 SURVEYORS. Jan 9, 1833 Maine. Portland..... Nein Hampshire. Sainuel Hall... . Portsmouth...... Massachusetts. Nathaniel Jackson ...... Newbury purt...... James Dalrymple. Salem and Beverly... Benjamin Hawles, jr... Beverly....... Jan 28, 1830 April 30. 1232 ................. ...... Jonu Mc. Veil jr..... Jan 29, 1830 Mar 3, 1833 Jan 29, 1830 Rhode Island. Providence........ Mar 3, 1833 Jan 4, 1833 Mar 28, 1832 Dec 17, 1830 1s'illiam Halloway...... North Kingston ........ Feb 15, 1832 Mar 11, 1833 Jan 29, 1830 Connecticut. Mar 12, 1830 Feb 22, 1831 John French........... New Loudou...... June 21, 1832 Benjamin Pomeroy.. Stonington.. Dec 4, 1830 Williain Durand, jr New Haven ............ Jan 16, 1834 Daniel Borrows.... Middletown..... May 22, 1830 New York. May 6, 1830 Jan 10, 1833 Jan 3, 1834 New Jersey. New Brunswick........ Mar 23, 1830 Pennsylvania. Mar 23, 1830 Mar 3, 1831 Maryland. Jan 5, 1831 Havre de Grace....... May 10, 1830 Jaines Mosher.... Baltimore... Mar 11, 1833 George W. Buscoe...... Nottinghain... May 10, 1830 William B. Scott ...... Town Urrek.. April 19, 1832 Robert Digges..... Naujenoy. Mar 3, 1830 District of Columbia. Mar 23, 1830 Virginia. May 5, 1832 Jan 8, 18:33 Jan 29, 1830 jan 29, 1830 Jan 4, 1833 William Gresham Caiter's Creek.......... Jan 13, 1832 Dec 24, 1830 Dec 17, 1830 Mar 3, 1831 Mar 10, 1833 Mar. 3, 1833 .......... .. .......... Francis Armistead .. Jan 9, 1832 John B. Jones Mar 2, 1831 Thomas H. Jervey Jan ....... 3, 1834 John Shelman....... Benjamin J. Harrison Feb 3, 1831 East kiver ............ North Carolina. South Carolina. Georgia. Kentucky. Louisiana. West Florida. East Florida. Mississippi. Ohio. Tennessee. Missouri. Henry D. Pierre.... ... July 17, 1833 William M. Loftin .. .. April 3, 1830 Jefferson Glenn........ NAVAL OFFICERS. William Claggett.... Portsmouth.. ....N H./ Dec 17, 1830 Benjamin Stickney Newburyport.. Mass Sept 26, 1833 John Swasey.. Saleni...... Mass. April 12, 1830 Leonard M. Parker.. .. Boston............Mass. Oct 7, 1820 Isaac Burdick...... .... Newport.. ..R. I. Dec 28, 1832 Samuel Brown .. Providence...... R.I. Jan 29, 1830 Enos T. Throop....... New York... ....N. Y. Jan 10, 1833 John Pemberton........ Philadelphia .... Pa. Mar 23, 1830 Dabney S. Carr.... .... Baltimore... .......Md. April 12, 1830 Thomas Gatewood . Norfolk ....Va | May 26, 1832 John D. Jones............ Wilmington.... .... Del. May 22, 1830 Charles J. Steedman, .. Charleston........S. C. Jan 8, 1833 James S. Wayne.. Savannab ..Geo. Jan 10, 1834 Peter K. Wagner... New Orleans .......... Mar 23, 1830 Levi R. Lincoln APPRAISERS. April 5, 1830 do.................. Mar 19, 18:30 do.... New York........ May 26, 1830 do......do........... May 22, 1830 do......do.. May 29, 1830 do ... Philadelphia Feb 19, 1824 do .....do....... Feb 19, 1824 do....Baltimore... Feb 19, 1824 do......do............ Mar 23, 1830) do....Charleston ....... Dec 28, `1832 do......do... Dec 28, 1332 do....Savanuab........ Dec 28, 1832 do......do.............. Feb 24, 1824 do.... New Orleans.. Oct 2, 1833 do.................. April 30, 1830 REVENUE CUTTERS. The Revenue Cutters of the United States are at present nineteen in number They are under the general direction of the Treasııry Department, and are lemployed for securing the collecuon of the duties imposed upon goods, waies, and merchand se imported into the Un ted S ates, and on the tunnage of ships or vessels. But wlienever the President shall so direct they are rea quired to co-operaie with the Navy, and they are then under the direction of the Secretary of the Navy. Each Cuiler has one Captain, not more than three Lieutenants, and noi more than Seventy men, including warrant officers, gunners and seamen The act of Mar<b 2, 1799, provides that the officers of Revenue Cutters bail, respectively, be deemed offirers of the customs, and shall be subjectio he direciion of such coilectors of the revenue, or other officers thereof, au. foin time to time, shall be designated for that purpo-e; they shall have ower and authority, and are required and directed, to go on board all slips ur vessels which shali arrive within the United States, or within four leagues if the coast thereof, if bound for the United States, and to search and ex. amive the same, and every part thereof, and to demand, receive and certit sne manifests req'iired to be on board certain ships or vessels, and to affix and put praper fastenings on the hatches and owner communicatives with the hold of any ship or vessel, and to remain on board the said ships and vessels until i hey arrive at ihe port or place of their destinat on. It sha 1, likewist or the day of the master, or other person having at any time the comma.. it'any of the said ievenue cuiters, io make a weekly reiurn to the collector ir other officer of the district under whose direction they are placed, of the |
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