Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09

be Attorney of the United States for said
Territory.
Christopher Hughes, jr. of Maryland, to
be Charge d'Ahaires OF the United States ut
Stockholm.
WHiiam Dapies, Attorney of the United
States for the District Of Georgia, to be a
Judge for the said district.
Robert Here For, to be Consul at Fad.
mouth, in England.
John Nicholson, to be Marshal of the state
Of louisiana.
Heman .Hlcn, of the state of Vermont. 10
be Marshal of the district OF Vermont
John Forsyth, of Georgia, to be Minister
Pienpotentiary of the United States i'm Spain.
John Operton, .hezoton Cannon, and Ro-
oeT UedNly, or Tennessee, as Commission
ers, TO negotiate with the Ckickasaw tribe OF
Indians, for the cesson of a tract ofland four
miles square, including salt spring, reserv
ed to the said tribe by the fourth article OF a
treaty concluded with the said Indians, on
the 18th of October, 1918
LATEST APPOINTMENTS.
John James .4jhhteton, of Massachusetts. to
be Secretary delegation at Rio de Janeiro.
Aoraham II. Gibson, of New-York, to be
Consul at st. Petersburg.
Francis .4daAuS, of tue District Of Column.
bia, to be Consul at Trieste
CORTLAND Parker, of New Jersey. to be
Consul at Curacao.
Townsend 0tith, of Virginia, to be Con.
sui at Tunis.
Thomas w. Bond, TO be Collector and
Inspector of the Revenue for the District OF
Havre de Grace, Maryland.
John b. Jones, To be Surveyor and IN
sPector for the port ofCurituck Inlet
III. LeaUenzoo71h, to be Collector and In
sspector OF the Revenue for the district of
Sackett's Harbour.
Samuel O1jybu to he Raca;var or MI,
lie moneys at Wooster, in the state of Ohio.
Thomas Iance, TO be Surveyor and In
spector of the district of New Brunswick,
state of New Jersey.
Edaoard Scott Jarvis, to be Collector
and Inspector for Frenchnan's bay, Massa-
chusetts.
lanes Manney, to be Collector and In
spector of the revenue for the district OF
Beaufort. North Carolina.
John w. Walker, of the Alabama Terri
tory, TO be Judge of The said territory
Be'yaDi7i OEQAon, OF tie Missouri ter
rltory, to be Indian Agent on the Missouri
Thomas ID. anderson, ofPenmsyivania,
be Consul ofthe United States at Tripod.
Jacob BeeSon, Of Virginia, TO be Attor-
ney for the judicial district recently es;a-
bllshed in that state.
Nathaniel Pof,e, to be Judge,
,/eftthdh Hardin, to be Attorney, and
l'OOtIS 1-cNfNON, W NC MARSHAL OF the
United States for the district Of Illinois.
James Young, John Chalmers, Richard
Bland Lee, Nm. Hewitt, and -4nd,ezo
Hay, 10 be Justices Of the Peace for the
county of Washington, i'll the District of Co
lunlbia.
John Conard, to be Marshal for the Eas
tern District ofPennsylvania.
John Conneiiy, John Steele, Nicholas
BiddLe, Waiter Bszvne, and John Al'Ki1n,
Jr. Directors ofthe Bank ofthe United States
for 1919.
H'lfam Johnson, to be collector of the
port of Charleston, South Carolina.
John q. jackson, to be Judge Of the Dis
trct Court of the United States, for the Dis
trict west of Allegheny Mountain, in Va
General James Miller, to be governor of
the Arkansaw territory.
Robert CS1ttem6en, secretary of said ter
ritory.
.Andrezv Scott, of Missouri, Robert p.
Letcier, of Kentucky, and Charles .Joueft.
OF Michigan, to be Judges of said territory
Nat. INT