American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
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AN ACT TO provide for the due execution of the laws
the United States within the state of Missouri, and TO
the establishment of "a District Court therein.
BE enacted 5ye Senate and House Of Representatives.
tie Uad States Of 7erica in Congress assembled That al
the laws of the United States, which not locally nap
pcsbe, shall have the force and effect within TIL
said of Missouri elsewhere within the United Staes
SEC. @ Ind be 10 farther enacted That the said state
Missouri shall be District, and be called the Missouri
Districts and District Court shall be held therein to con
ss of ONE Judge who shall reside in the sa District
be called District Judge; he shall hold, at the seat gov
eminent OF the said state, three sessions annually the hrs
to commence the first Monday in June next, and the
other two sessions progressively on the like Monday il
every fourth calender month afterwards and he SHALL II
all things have and exercise the jurisdiction anC
powers which by law given the Judge OF the Ken
lucky District under act entitled An act to establish
the Judicial Courts OF The United States ana an act EN-
titled An act addition to the act, entitled act to
tabsh the judicial OF the United States, approved
tile second day of March, thousand hundred
nnetyhree and the acts supplementary thereto. The said
Judge shall appoint Clerk for the said District who sa
reside, and keep the records of the court at the place
holding the same and shall receive for the services per-
rmed by him. the fees to which the Clerk of the
kentucky District is entitled for similar services: Provided
That Until the government shall be removed to the per-
haent seat fixed to be fixed by the said sate the said
court shall be held at the town of St Louis.
SEC g. s3ndb further enacted That there shall be al
oyed and paid the said Judge of the said District Court
the annual compensation oftwelve hundred dollars to
ence from the date of his appointment be paid quarter
Yearly at the Treasury of the United States
SEC a. find be further enacted That there shall be APP
onted in the said District person learned in the law
ct attorney for the United States who SHALL in addition
10 his stated fees be paid by the United States hun
dred dollars annually, full compensation for all extra
services
SEC S. .9ndbeH frther enacted, That Marshal shall be
appointed for the said District who shall perform the
oes, be subject to the regulations and penalties
al be entitled to the fees, provided for and
Prescribed to- Marsas in other Districts and SHALL
ever, be entitled to the of two hundred dollars annual
y, as compensation for all extra services
SEc g. Ind beat farther enaced That all pending
th.c a.,
were transferable to the United States COURTS may be
removed under the rules governing such removals. soon
after the passage of this may be deemed practicable
Approved :-J.4.HES MONROE
Washington, March 16, 1922.
AN ACT supplementary act entitled "An act authori.
zing the disposal of certain lots of public ground in tho
city of New Orleans and town ofMobile"
Re renacted By The Senate and House Of Representatives III
me United Mates Of .419ca Congress assembled That
the corporation of the city Of New Orleans be and are here
y authorized to appropriate much Ofthe lot of ground
IN which Fort St Charles formerly Stood be neces
sar for continuing Espanade the Mississippi river
and ALSO to sell and convey that portion of the said ground
which lies below said street the proceeds such sale shat
be applied to the purchase e ground necessary for the
opening of Victory street, and the public walk and ysan
hes and to such otherpupose the said corporation may
deem expedient.
Approved; JAMES MONROE
Washington, March 80, 1922
ANACTto authorize the re-conveyance of tract of land
to the City of New.York
Be enacted BY the Senate and House Of Rebresentaues
81 the United STATES Of .3mefca Congress assembled
the President othe United States be- and herebys author
ized whenever he shall have determined that the tract
land on and near the west head of the Battery ESQ called
III the city OF New York heretofore granted to the Unted
States by the Mayor and Corporation of said city, lon
fer required as military position for the defence of the
sIbor and city of New York cause the works erected
thereon to be dsmanted and the materials thereof to be
disposed Of IN such manner in his judgment the public
interests may require and reconvey the said Mayor
ri