Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-16

their own clerk. i, all criminsl prof:cu,ions
which arc capital, the trial fall be by jury of
twelve good and lawful men Of the viriaage
aud 10 all cafes. criminal and civil. in the fuptr.
or court. the trial Mali be by jury. II ei.her OF
the parties require IL. The inhabiifns of tbs
faid territory ihal be entitled to the beuefs OF
the writ ofhabess corpus they fliail be bzilable,
urleh for capital offences, where the proof Ibsll
be evident, or the prcfunpton great; and no
crus; and unuiral ppnilh menu ih.l be i.llstied.
Sec. 6. The governor, iecIetsTy, judges,
ditrid attorney, uArihsl. and all general officers
of the militia, fall be appointed by the Pref
dent Of the United Ststes, IN the Ieccis OF the
Senate, bat fhsll be nominated at their next
meeting for their advice and content. The
governor, fecrctary, judges, members OF ,he leg
,nitive council jufices of the peace, all otter
officers, civil ard of the militia, before they cn
ter upou the duties Of their REFLECTIVE Offices.
ffall take an oath or affirmation, 10 fuppoIt the
conaitution Of th. United States, snd foi the
fsi,hful di.charse Of the duties Of their Office
the governor, before the Preiiden, Of the United
States, Or before Judge of the fupreme or dill
triea court of the Uoitcd States, or before iuch
other perfon as the preidcnt Of the United States
ihall authorize to adminiaer the fame; the fec
rctary, Judges, and members OF the lcgin-,iye
council, before the governor; and all other Off
GERS, before fuch pe'fons as the governor fhsll
direes. The Governor fhall receive al annual
faiary Of FIVE thoufand dollars; the fcerctsry, OF
two thoufand dollars; and the judges. Of two
thouisnd dollars each to be paid Guarier yearly
out Of the revenuc, of inpof and tonnage. sc-
cru;ng within the faid territory. The members
of the leeilstivc ca.ocil fhall receive fous dol
lar. each per day, during their s,ierdsnce in
council.
Sec. !. And Be IL Jvfbr tsaae2, That
the following aefs. that 10 to lay.
An at for the punihme0t Of certain c'iInes
asainIt the Uuited Safes. =
An at. In addition TO IN zd. for the pun
ifhment of certain crimes asainR the Uni:cd
States.
An ata to prcveut the citizens Of the Unit
ed State. fror, privs,eesing againa nations 10 am
ity with, or sgsinR citizens OF the Uniied States.
Aa stl for the pbniihment Of certain crime,
thercic fpecifed.
An ses refpeeiug frsiiives from juaics;
and perfous efeapus from fervicc Of their matters.
An aea TO prohibit the carrying on the H,ve
trade from the United States 20 any foreign
place or county.
An aea 70 prevent the importation OF ce.-
tain pe ffons into certain States, where by The
laws thereof, theit adn,flion is prohibited.
An aet &c eaablirh tic Poa. Office OF the
United States.
An aa further 10 alter and eAshii1h ccrl
tain pot roads, and for fhc more iccoic csftis9e
Of the mai! O. the United Ssa,e'.
An att for the more general PRONUNCIATION
of the Law; Of the United States.
An az, in addition to an act, ensitled, an
aet for the more general rrornulgation of the
laws Of the United States.
An act 10 promote the progfeh Of ufeful
arts. and to repeal the act heretofore made tor
that purPofe. .
An aef to extend the privilege Of obtaining
patents for uEeful difcoveres and inventions to
certain pcrfons therein mentioned, and TO enlarge
and define the penalties for violating the rights
Of pateniees.
An aet for the encouragement Of learning;
BY iecurng the copies Of maps, charts, and books,
TO the suthos and pfoprictoTs OF tuch copies,
during the time therein mentioned.
An al, supplementary to an act, entitled,
an al for the encouragement OF leaning, by ie-
curing the copies Of maps, ehsr,s, and books, to
the suthors ssd pfoprstors Of iueh copies, dur
ing the times therein mentioned. ard extending
the benefits thereof IN the arts Of deEgning, en-
graving. and etching hiko'ical and other prints.
An sd providing for falvagc in cafes Of re-
capture.
An sa sefpeeting alien enemies.
An sd to prefcfibe 'he mode in which fhe
public ads, records, and Judicial proceedings in
each State fhail be sp,hensicsted, 70 ~ TO rake
efea in every oshcs State.
An att for eaablifhipg trading hoaies with
the Indian tribes.
An ar for continuing IN force Law. enfi-
tied. an sa for eaablifhing trading h"ufe' with
the indian tribes. And
An aa making provi6on relative to ratiops
Cor Indians. and to their viGts TO TIE feat Of
government, hsll extend to, and have fol- force
and efea in the above mentioned teritosies.
Sec. 8. There fhsll be eRshlifhed IN the
fad ssrsitory diaria Court. 10 eos6R Of one
| Judge, who fhan nfde therein, and b called she
difria jrdge. srd who fhsn bold, % the city Of
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