COMMISSIONERS OF INSOLVENCY. The Commissioners of losolvency are appointed by the Secretary of the Treasury. For their powers, duties, and compensation, and the manner prescribed for application for relief by an Insolvent Debtor, together with the form of proceedings on such application, see act of 211 March, 1831, Vol. X. p. 124, and act of July 14, 1832, Vol. XI. p. 106. The acts of 1831 and 1832, which expired on the 2d of March, 1834, were revived and coutinued for three years by the act of 7th June, 1834 ; Vol. XIII. p. 93. This latter act also provides for the relief of the debtor in cases where his surely or co-surety máy be dead, or absent in paris unknown), if the Secretary of the Treasury shall be satisfied that the property of such deceased or absent surety sha!l not be sufficient to satisfy the debt due to the United States : and it further authorizes the Secretary of the Treasury to cause satisfaction to be entered upon judgments against such insolvents as have been, or inay be, relieved under the provisions of these several acts, At Portland, for the District of | At Ballimore for the District of Maine. Maryland. George Willis........July 1, 1834. Alexander Cheeves..July 1, 1834. Al Portsmouth, for the Districi of - Al Charleston, for the District of New Hampshire. South Carolina. Juham Lawrence.....July 1, 1834. Benjamin Elliott.....July 1, 1834. Al Boston, for the District of James Jervey........July 1, 1831. Martin Stroble.......July 1, 1834, Massachusells. Henry Hatch ........May 1, 1835. At Savannah, for the District of Joha Stevens........May 1, 1835. Georgia. Al Salem Bridge, for the District Richard B. Cuyler....July 1, 1834. of Connecticut. Mordecai Myers......July 1, 1834. Robinson S. Hipdman.July 1, 1834 William I. Williams..duly 1, 1834. Al the Cily of New York, for the Al Frankfort, for the District of Southern District of New York. Kentucky. Dominick T. Blake.. July 1, 1834. Alexander R. Depew.July 1, 1934. Thos. Jefferson Smith.July 1, 1334. At Mobile, for the Southern DisDavid Agry ...........July 1, 1834. trict of Alabuma. Al Princeton, for the District of George W. Owen.....July 1, 1934. New Jersey. Al St. Louis, for the District of Jaines S. Green......July 1, 1834. Missouri. Al Philadelphia, for the Easlern Elliott Lee...........July 1, 1934. Districi of Pennsylvania. James M. Broom..... July 1, 1934. At St. Augustine, for the Eastern Edward D. Ingraham July 1, 1834. District of Florida. Henry Shoemaker.....July 1, 1834 William H. Simmons..July 1, 1834. Al Pittsburg, for the Western Al Washinglon, for the Distriel District of Pennsylvania. of Columbia. ..July , 1831, William G. Hawkins.July 1, 1834. William Hebb......? OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS. The principal officer employed in the collection of the duties on-inports and connage, is the Collector, to whom the Naval Officer is ai once an aid and a check. The Surveyor superiutends and direcis the inferior officers of the customs, and all three are appointed by the President and Senate. They formerly helil their offices for an indetivite period : but, by an act of 15th May, 1820, iheir appointment is now limited to four years. Weighers, Gaugers, Measurers and Inspectors, are appointed by the Collector, with the approbation of the principal officer of the Treasury Department. For the duties of these several officers, see the act of Congress, of the 2d of March 1799. Public Appraisers are authorized by an act of the 2016 of April, 1818. Their business is to appraise imported. goods, subject to cluty ad valorem, when they are suspected to have lieen mvoiced below the true value. They are appointed by the President and Senate, and hold commissions during the pleasure of the President. Assistant Appraisers are authorized by the act of May 28, 1830. COLLECTORS OF THE CUSTOMS. Name. Where Employed. Date of Commission. Maine. Passamaquoddy... Jan'y 28, 1832 Edward S. Jarvis..... Frenchman's Bay.... March 3, 1835 Roland H. Bridgham... Penobscot.......... April 26, 1834 Denny M'Cobb...... Waldoboro.... March 3, 1833 J. D. M'Crate....... Wiscassét.......... Jan'y 5, 1836 Joseph Sewall...... Bath........... April 29, 1834 John Chandler. Portland...... March 11, 1833 John F. Scamman... Saco..... March 11, 1833 Barnabas Palmer... Kennebunk March 11, 1833 Mark Dennet............ York.................... March 11, 1833 Daniel Lane............... Belfast...... ....... Jan'y 2, 1835 New Hampshire. Daniel P. Drown........ Portsmouth...... April 26, 1834 Vermont. Archibald W. Hyde...... Burlington............ Feb'y 15, 1834 Massachusetls. Samuel Phillips..... Newbury port.... March 24, 1834 William Beach.... Gloucester ........... March 24, 1834 James Miller....... Salein....... Jan'y 3, 1833 Benjamin Knight... Marblehead... Feby 19, 1834 David Henshaw.... Boston.... April 12, 1834 Timothy Souther....... Ipswich.. April 12, 1834 Scuyler Sampsoul.... Plymoutil.............. March 11, 1833 Phineas IV. Leland... Fall River............. June 15, 1834 Isaiah L. Green..... Barnstable.... March ~ 3, 1833 Lemuel Williams........ New Bedford.............. March 8, 1834 Johu P. Norton..........Edgartown............... Feb'y 19, 1834 Martin !'. Morton...... Nartucket...................! Jau'y , 28, 1834 ................ .... ............. Rhode Island. Walter R. Danforth...... Providence ............ March 11, 1833 Nathaniel Bullock.com Bristol..., Jan'y 2, 1836 William Littlefield.... Newport...... Jan'y 2, 1835 Conneclicut. Noah A. Phelps ........ Middletown.... March 11, 1833 Ingoldsby W. Crawford.. New London..... Feb'y 1, 1835 William H. Ellis.......... New Haven.............. March 11, 1833 Samuel Simons........... Fairfield.......... Jan'y 8, 1933 New York. Thomas Loomis........ Sackett's Harbor .......... March 3, 1834 Jacob Gould.............. Genesee............. March 23, 1834 George H. McWhorter.. Oswego........... May 2, 1824 Seymour Scovell....... Niagara ....... March 23, 1834 Pierre A. Barker.. Buffalo Creek....... March 22, 1834 Baron S. Doty. Oswegatchie.. March 23, 1834 John P. Osborne....... Sag Harbor ...... March 10, 1834 Samuel Swartwout...... New York.... March 29, 1834 Aaron Ogden, Assist. Jersey City.. -March 23, 1834 David B. McNeil........ Champlain May 2, 1834 Jeremiah Carrier ......... Cape Vincent....... March 23, 1834 New Jersey. J. W. Reckless........ Perth Ainboy..... June 23, 1834 Daniel Garrison...... Bridgetown.... Jan'y 1, 1834 (ershom Mott......... Burtington......... March 28, 1832 Mahlon D. Caufield.. Great Egg Harbor.. Jan'y 28, 1834 George W. Tucker..... Little Egg Harbor.... March 11, 1833 Archer Gifford.. Newark...... June 30, 1834 Pennsylvania. Jaines N. Barker....... Philadelphia.. March 11, 1833 Thomas Forster...,.. Presque Isle...... March 9, 1833 Delaware. Henry Whitely...... Wilmington....... Febʼy 16, 1834 Maryland. J. H. M'Culloch Baltimore... May 1, 1834 Richard Sands...... Annapolis., Jan'y 8, 1833 George Hudson ....... Snowhill.. Jan'y 26, 1833 John Willis........ March 9, 1833 Charles i.eary ......... March 31, 1834 Thomas R. Johnson.. St. Mary's.......... April 14, 1834 District of Columbia. Thomas Turner...... Georgetown.... March 1, 1834 George Brent........ Alexandria..... Feb’y 16, 1934 Virginia. Thomas Nelson.... Richmond....... Jan's 5, 1836 Robert S. Garnett....... T'appa hannock... Jan'y 9, 1834 Conway Whittle... Norfolk... March 19, 1834 John Dangerfield, jr....... | East River............. Jan'y 13, 1836 Nathaniel Holland...... Cherry Stone............. March 3, 1833 William Nelson........ Yorktown................. April 3, 1834 Charles D. McIndoe..... Pelersburg... March 23, 1834 Oxford ........ ........... |