Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-06

Gee. 81. Ind hafutJ,r eaaasL. That tbere
hail be appointed for each Of the diarias here
BY eltablilhed, Perion learned in the law. 10
70 ad as attorney for the Uniled States within
iuch ddtrid and in he circuit and diRria courts
which may be holden therein VIII Oh attorney
fhall take an oath or affirmation for the faith
FL performance of the duties ofhis office. and
th4l profrcnte, 10 fuch GiRriet, all delnonents
tor lrimes and offences cognizable under the
authority OF the United States, and al civil
aetions or fuits N which the UnitedStates fhall
ne concerned, except Actions or luns in the fu-
preme court of the United States and mall be
enlitIed 70, AID receive, for their fervices ref
peetively, f0ch comPeafttions, emouments and
ices, as BY law are, or fhall be allowed, 10 the
diarid attoinies Of the United States: Pr9ViAe4
always, That the diGra attornies If the United
States now in office lhall fegerally ana efpea-
lively, be attornies for thoie diRrids hereby eff
labliibed,wilhin which they reiide, until remov-
Cd BY tie Preiident of the United States and
ihall perform the duties, exercile the powers,
and receive the emoluments, hereby directed 10
lie performed, exercifed and received, by the
4 tnrney of the United States therein.
Sec. IS. Aa& BE- il further enaaed, That Jurors
and whnedes attending any of the courts, here
by eaablilhed, thall be entitled to, and receive,
The fame compenlations respectively, as here
tofore have been allowed by law, to Jurors and
witnehes attending the circuit and dItriacourt
Of the United States.
sec. 90 And be it fartber ena7ed, That the
records of the feveral circuit courts hereby ef-
tablihed, fhall hereafter be kept at the refpec-
live place at which the fad courts are hereby
Ill II boe
10 the diltrif' wherein there are more than one
place directed by this at for holding iaid cir
emit courts, the records of the circuit court in
inch diari4 ihAll hereafter be kept in either of
fuch places as the faid court in fuch dilra lhall
direa.
Sec 4e. Ind Be IL further saa8sd, That the
privil ge from arreR of every perlon going to,
atreading at, or returning from, any court of
the United States, fhall be computed and con
tinue, from the time Of his or her departure
from his or her habitation, until his or her re-
rurn thereto Pr0vids4, That fi1ch time fhAll
not exceed one day, Sundays exclu TED, for eve
~ twenty miles Of the diltance, which fuch per-
IN mutt aecefdrily travel in 70 gong and
returning, over and above he time Of attend
ance.
Sec. a. H4dB Il frrtber e7a7rd, That each
o. the circuit Judges Of the United States TO be
appointed BY virtue Of this act, lhall be allow
cd As compensation for bis fefvices, sn anuu-
Al flluaiy Of TWO thouland dollars to be paid
quarter yearly at the Treafury of the United
States except the Judges OF the fxth circuit,
who mall be allowed the fun Of fifteen hundred
dollars each, to be paid in ike Manner and
that the f4laries Of the Ditria Judges Of Ken.
tucky and TenueGe, ih4l be, and hereby are,
feverally augmented 10 the like fun of fifteen
hundred dollars annually, to be paid 10 Ike
manner.
THEODORE SEDGWICK,
Speaker Of fbs HOHf' Of RfbTslSHfatiVsf
TIL: JEFFERSON,
VIce. PrsEdenf Of tbs United Sf9te5,
and Prsfasat Of tbe Senate.
Approved January 8, 2. D. 1901
IOHN ADAMS,
Prgf4snt Of he United Sfate'.