William L. Gbebnlet, of Adrian, lAeui. (f Acting Choemor (term

expires 1st Monday of January, 1848), $1,500

Gideon O. Whittemore, of Fontiac, Secretary of State^ Fees and 800

Digby V. Bell, of Marshall, Auditor- General^ 1,000

Greoige B. Cooper, of Jackson, Treasurer, 1,000

Edward Mundy, of Ann Arbor, Attom^- General, Exp. and 700

Ira Mayhew, of Monroe, Superintend, Public Instruct,, 500

John F. Porter, of St Joseph, ComnCr of Int, Improvement, 1,000

Abiel Silver, of EdwardsVgh, OmmW of the Land Office, 1,000

Henry O. Bunce, of Marshall, Mecorder of do, do. 400

Frederick H. Harris, of Detroit, Quartermaster- General, 150

John E. Schwartz, do. Adjutant- General, 300

Peter Morey, of Tecumseh, Judge-Advocate General,

Jonas H. Titus, of Jackson, Agent of State Prison, 750

CSiarles B. Bush, of Livingston Co., President pro tern, of the Senate,
George W. Peck, do. Speaker of the House,

Since December 25th, 1847, the seat of government has been permanently
established at Michigan, Ingham Co.
JUDICIABT.*

Supreme Court,

Saluy.
Epaphroditns Ransom, of Kalamazoo, Cki^ Justios, $1,500

* The C!oart of Chuioery wu aboliahed by the ReTised StfttatM, which took efiisct March
2, 1847. Its powers devolye upon the Oircuit Courts.
1848.] MICHIGAK. 309

Salary.
Charles W. WWpple, of Pontiac, Associate Justice, 1,500

"Warner Wing, of Monroe, do. do. 1,50Q

George Miles, of Ann Arbor, do. do. 1,500

William Hale, of Detroit, is clerk of the 1st Circuit; W. W. Lawrence,
of Jackson, of the 2d; Edmund Eice, of Kalamazoo, of the 3d; and Alfred
Treadway, of Pontiac, of the 4th.
