American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-16

THAT court exercised the powers of the circuit anC
district courts. There shall be appointed in thu
said territory two persons learned in the law, to &C
as attorney for the United States well for the
Territory; one for that part of the territory known
as East Florida and the other for that part of the
territory known as Yves: Florida, to each of whom
in addition 10 his stated fees, shall be paid annually
two hundred dollars, as a full compensation for all
extra services. There shall also be appointed two
marshals, one for each of the said superior courts
who shall each perform the same duties, be subject
to the same regulations and penalties and be entitled
to the same fees to which maj shals in other district
are entitled for similar services and shall, in adds
ton, be paid the sum Of two hundred dollars annual
Ily, as a compensation for all extra services.
Sec. 8 Ind be il further enacted, That the go
vernon, secretary judges of the superior courts dis.
tict attorneys marshas, and all general officers OF
the militia shall be appointed by the President of
the United States BY and with the advice and con
sent OF the Seraie All judicial officers shall hold
their offices for the term of four years and no longer
1 he Governor, Secretary, Judges, members oil the
Legislative Council, Justices of the Peace, and all
other officers, civil and of the militia, before they
enter upon the duties OF their respective Offices shall
take an oath or affirmation to support the constitu
ton OF the United States, and Tor the faithful dis.
charge OF the duties of their office the Governor
before the President Of the United States before
States or before such other person the President
OF the United States shall authorize to administer
the same the Secretary, Judges, and members of
the Legislative Council, before the Governor and
al other officers before such persons as the Cover
nor shall direct The Governor shall receive AMI
annual salary of two thousand Ave hundred dollars
the Secretary one thousand five hundred dollars
and the Judges, OF one thousand five huadred dol
lars each to be paid quarter yearly. out of the Trea
suiy OF the United States. he Members of the |
Legislative Council shall receive three dollars each
per day during their attendance in council, * three
dollars Tor every twenty miles in going to, ard re-
turning from, any meeting Of the Legislative Coun-
Gil, once in each session, andsno more. The mem
6ers OF the Legislative Council shall be privileged
from arrest except in oil treason, felony, and
breach OF the peace, during their going to, atten-
lance, and returning from, each session of said
Council.
Sec 9. md be il. tilrther enacted, That the fol |
owing act that is to say:
IAN act for the punishment Of certain crimes 1
against the United States, approved April thirtieth,
one thousand seven hundred and ninety, and all acts
p addition, or supplementary thereto, which are now
IN force /"
'An act TO provide for the punishment Of crimes
and offences committed within the Indian bounda-
les approved March third one thous md eight hun II
lred and seventeen N l.
AN act 10 addition to the act for the punishment
u certain crimes against the United States and TO
epeai the acts therein menuoned, approved April
wentlelh one thousand eight hundred & eighteen"
IAN act Tor the punishment OF crimes therein
Peched, approved January thirtieth, one thousand
even hundred and ninety Mines: 20
AN act respecting fugitives from Justice, and
persons escaping from the service of their masters
approved l2th February, one thousand seven hun
lied and nnety.three
IAN act to prohibit the carrying on the slave trade
rom the " States to any foreign place or country,
pproved March twenty second, one thousand sevenl
hundred and nnety-nine :" C
:" an act IN addition to the act, entitled sAn act to
u ohiolt the carrying the slave trade from the
United States TO any foreign place country, APP
royed May 10TH one thousand eight hundred !" u
H. act to prohibit the importation of slaves into
ny port or place within the jurisdiction of the U d
states, from and after he first day of January in
he year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundredI
md eight approved March second, one thousand
light hundred and seven 3 a
Van act to prevent settlements being made on Ii
ands ceded to the United States until authorized
" law, approved March third, one thousand eight v
hundred and seven )" Iii
"An act in addition to An act to prohibit the i'm a
'ortaon OF slaves into any port or place within the
Jurisdiction OF the United States, from and after the
80 udy VI January IN the year OF our Lord one n
housand eight hundred and eight, and to repeal
certain parts OF the same, approved April twentieth Il
me thousand eight hundred and eighteen - IL
IAN act in addition to the acts prohibiting the y
lave trade approved March third, one thousand
light hundred and nneteen;'
IAN act TO establish the post Office OF the United t
States !" =
AN act farther 10 alter and establish certain post
oaas' ard Tor the more carriage otthe mail
'f the United States !"
8 An act for the more general PRONUNCIATION Of
he laws of the United States"
IAN act in addition to an act entitled sAn act for
more general PRONUNCIATION OF the laws of the Uni
ted States;''