The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-09
An ACT TO rs,ieve the people OF Fio'ida
for, iha nnet alIon of cerinin OrtlInancns.

frorn ihe operation of certain Ordinances.
he a. ensctrd by fbe Senate and Honse q
PshresenfaG Gpes Of he Upifed States # Amer
yea IN Congress assembled, That an O'd-
nance numbered thtee, made and passed on
:he eighteenth OF July, eighteen hundred snd
tweniy-onc, by Msjo' General And,ew jack
son. Governor Of he Provinces CT lhe Flori
das, en,i.led " An o dinance providing fo
,hc Naturalization II the lnhsbi,an,s of the
ctdsd Territory - and an OtdiDencc passed
by thc Ciy Council of ST. Augustine, on the
seventeenth OF October, eighteen hund'ed
snd tweo'y-one, imposing and laying certaiJ,
Taxes on the Inhabitants, and all other laws,
ordinances, or resolves, so far as they enforce
o. confifm The same, be, and the same are
hereby, repealed and declared null enr void
Sec. 2. .hnd be il further enaefed, This, il
sny person shaII sttempt TO enforce ony OF
SAID laws, ordinances, or resolves, by demand-
fng and receiving any tax, imposilioo, or os'
fessutnt, authorized or prescribed thereby,
such person shall, on conviction thereof. be
punished by 6ne, no, exceeding TWO hundred
dollars, or by imprisonment, not exceeding
six noGlhs, either or both OF said punish.
tnenls.
Sec. 3, .5nd be il further enacted, I'ha, the
IPsesiden, Of ,pa UnIied States shalt, in such
manner ssn4 under such regulations as ne
my direct Snd prescribe, cause TO be serunJ-
cd 20 any person sny sum Of money which &c
my have paid uoder Or by virtue oi either ot
sa:d laws, ordinances. o. resolves.
Sec find De IL .furitrr enacted, ThS,
this Ac, sna!j be in fotca from aud ai CT the
{! a. d-y ( jur'a next.
Washington, May z. 1922
Approved JAMES HoNRO
An act an,ho-'ziug the Location Of certain
School Lrnd, in the s,SIe oi Indisns.
BE enacted by gse Senate and Hongs 9
.Pchveseri1HveS Of !hr Un:ied States Of inner
ica in ConSress assembled, That The Regis
,,r of the Land OiIioe at B'ooksil- be, and
he is hereby au,Aociz.d 10 ,e'cc' school
Lands wiihn he sold d's,ricr, ,9uivpeC, to
The one thi'y six,a part at the reservation
cnmmony called Clark's Grant; for The use
Uf Schools .irhin The same; and he Regis
ter Of the Land Office 8, Te,te Iisueis here
ty in Ike manner au'hoTIZ:d 10 sciec. within
bis district School Lands, which, together
w.;h Ire eleven sections already selected,
shall Be equivalent TO the cne ,hir,y-sis,h psyt
OF The Eincernds Eona;ion Tract, for The n.e
ei Schools wrhIa said tract. II shall b- he
dOy of the Registers sfotc.eid, in maxim:
such selections, 10 be cODh1ed 10 secuoT
Numbered twenty, iu each township, end The
selecuon so made shall ts reserved from
sale
Washington, Msy 2 1922. -
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
An ACT to repeal ,he Fourteenth See'iooof
"pn Ac, 90 rednce snd hx the NJ itnry
Peseo E,,tb.ishment," passed the second
day OF March, one Ih usand eight hundred
eod weu'y y",s
BE IL enacted 6y the Sera,e and ROu'e o.
>Tehres nlafirts ot fhe Unued Siaies u liner.
YEA IA Congress osssnblsd. Tbs! he f3ureen,h
teI'ipn OF ihe Ac,, e0t'led !" an hct 10 'e.
Jncr end h. 'he .Al'Iiary Peace Es,sblish
ment," passed ibs second dey oi March, one
thousand eight bundled and tweniy.one, be,
aid ne same - hc-sey, tepesled
wsshinstOn, Ma 2, ia23
Approved JAMES MONROE.