Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
WITH THE CONSENT OF THE SE-

NATE.
Smith THOMPSON, ofN. York, to be Secre-
tary of the Navy.
Iench Rmsgoid, of the District of Co
lumbia, TO be Marshal in and for said District.
Uiiham Dickinson, of MARYLAND, to be an
Appraiser of goods, wares, or merchandise,
for the port of Baltimore.
IPilLiam HoSiett, OF Maryland, to be an
Appraiser ofgoods. wares, or merchandise,
Tor the port of baltimore.
lcha6od Pratt, OF n. York, to be an APP
praiser OF goods, wares, or merchandise, for
the port OF New York.
.1orQhdm X. laurence, of n. York, to be
an Appraiser ofgoods, wares, or merchan-
die, for the port of New York.
Hiiiiam Little, of Massachusetts, to be an
Appraiser of goods, wares, or merchandise,
for the port Of Boston.
Isaac Ucters, of Massachusetts,, to be an
Appraiser of goods, wares, or merchandise,
Tor the port OF Boston.
Samuel Ross, ofPennsylvania, to be AN
Appraiser of goods, wares, or merchandise.
fer the port Of Philadelphia.
1homdS Stey0rt, Of Pennsylvania, to be
an Appraiser of goods, wares, or merchan-
die, for the port OF Philadelphia.
Daniel Lane, of Massachusetts, to be
Collector for the District of Belfast, and IN
spector ofthe revenue for the port of Bel
fast.
Edzrard Martinez, of South Carolina, to
be AN Appraiser of goods, wares, or merchan-
die, for the port of Charleston.
.Hndre7r Smile, of South Carolina, to be
an Appraiser of goods, wares, or merchan-
dize, tor the port of Charleston.
John B. Esseityn, of New York, to be
Collector and Inspector of the Revenue, for
the port of Cape Vincent.
(HU1-Leo pink,,au of Mor,,1or<J - L.
cretary of Legation, of the United States of
America, at the court of His Imperial Maies-
ty the Emperor of all the Russias
.9lerander III. Everett, of Massachusetts,,
to be Charge DIES Afaires of the u. States of
America at the court ofHis Majesty the King
of the Netherlands.
Henry Hill, of New York, to be Consul
OF the United States for the port of Rio de
Janeiro.
John o. Suilivan, of N. York, to be Con-
sui OF the U. States for the Island of Tene-
rife.
James II. Blake, of the District, to be
kegister OF Wills in and for the county of
Washington, III the District of Columbia.
Henry Crab, of Tennessee, to be Attor-
ney OF the U. States in and for the District
of West Tennessee.
John Sanders, of Massachusetts, to be In
spector of the Revenue for the port of Sa-
lem.
.Alerander Bourne, of the state of Ohio,
tobe Receiver of Public Moneys for Lands of
the U. States at Chilicothe, in the state of
Ohio.
Robert Szvartzoout, of N. York, to be Ma
wy Agent of the U. States at N. York
Josetih G. SzuJ7, ofNew York, to be Sur
veyor ard Inspector of the Revenue for the
port ofNew York.
WiLliam Wood5ridge, of the Michigan
Territory, to be Secretary in and for the said
Territory.
Richard S. Briseoe, whose commission
as Justice of the Peace for the County of
Washington, i'll the District of Columbia,
will expire on the 30th of December next, to
be Justice of the Peace of the same for five
years ensuing.
FREDERICK Bates, whose commission, as
Secretary OF the Missouri Territory, will ex.
pre- on the 4th of February next, to be Sc
crctary of the same for four years ensuing.
jain g. c. Lucas, whose commission has
expired, to be one of the Judges in and over
the Missouri Territory.
Hiliam G. Parish, of North Carolina, TO
be Collector ofDirect Taxes and Internal Du-
ties for the 9th Collection District of North
Carolina.
Christian Shangler, of Ohio, to be Collec-
the 5th Collection District of Ohio
George Boyd, of the District ofColumbia,
to be an Indian Agent at Michilimackinac.
.4leS0nder Aetherciyf, of Georgia, to be
Collector and Inspector of the Revenue for
the District of Hardwick.
Ebfnezer Dale, of Massachusetts,, be In
spector of the Revenue for the port of Gou-
cester.
ANDREW Moore, whose commission, as
Marshal of the district of Virginia, will ex-
pire on the 18th December next, to be Mar
shall of the same for four years ensuing
David ErSkine, of Stockholm, to be Con-
| sui of the United States for the port of Stock
holm.
Charles Carroll, of New York, to be Re-
| gister of the Land Office for the district of
Howard County, in the Missouri Territory.
David Parish, of Pennsylvania, TO be Con-
sulof the United States for the mort of Ant
werp.
Robert %. CTanSto1i, of Rhode Island, to
| be Collector of Direct Taxes and Internal
Duties for the LIST Collection District of Rhode
! Island.
Francisco XaUier DIR Ealo, of Bilboa,t TO be
Consul of the United States for the port of
Bilboa, in the Kingdom of Spain.
Michaei NP Clary, whose commission as
Marshal OF the District of New Hampshire,
| will expire on the 10th of January next, to be
Marshal ofthe same for four years ensuing.
John ChRdreSS, whose commission as Mar
| shall of the district of w. Tennessee, Will ex-
! pire on the 9th of January next, to be Mar
shall ofthe same for four years ensuing
1Hom1S G.. Thornton, whose commission
| as Marshall of the District ofMaine, will ex-
| pre on the 9th of January next, to be Mar.
shall of the same for four years ensuing.
| Samuel l.. Winston, to be Register of the
| Land Office west of Pearl River.
James Hepburn & Robert M Uefman,
to be Appraisers of the port ofN. Orleans.
| Charles S. Jones, of Virginia, to be Col
| Iectorof Direct Taxes and Internal Duties for
the 23d Collection District of Virginia.
James Ciayhoie, to be Collector for the
| port Colchester, in the State of Maryland, &
Inspector of the Revenue for the same.