American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-22
BY aUTHORTTY.--

AN ACT TO continue in force the act, entitled An acs
10 provide for Reports of Decisions of the Supreme
Court passed the third day of March, thousand
eight hundred and seventeen.
BE enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives 6
Me United States IF .9nerica Congress assembled, That
the Reporter who SHALL from time TO time. be APP
pointed by the Supreme Court OF the United States,
10 report Its DECISIONS shall be entitled to receive,
from the Treasury Of the United States, as an an.
nua compensation for his services, the sum of one
thousand dollars Prorided nevertheless, The said
compensation shall not be paid unless the said Re-
porter shall print and publish or cause to be printed
and published, the decisions Ct said Court, made
during the time he shall as such Reporter, with
in nine months after such decisions shall be mades
and shall deliver eighty copies OF the decisions SO
printed and published, to the Secretary Of State,
without any expense. TO the United States; which
copies shall be distributed follows. witt to the
President OF the United States the Judges ofthe
Supreme Court, the Judges of the District Courts,
the Attorney General Of the United States, the Sec.
retaries Of State, Treasury, War, and Navy the
lComptrollers OF the Treasury, and the Judges of
the several Territories Of the United States, one
copy each; five copies for The of each House Of
Congress- and the residue of the copies shall be
Idepogited in the Library Of Congress.
Sec. Q. And be it further enacted, That in case
of the death, resignation dismisson from Office,
OF either ofthe officers before mentioned, the said
lCOpeS oil the DECISIONS, delivered to them as aore.
said, shall belong TO, and be delivered TO, their
successors in said Offices
Sec. 8. find be it further enacted, That this act
shall be, and continue, in force for three years. and
no longer.
March s, 1898.
| Approved--L4.lfl2S MONROE.
AN ACT carry into effect the ninth article of the treaty
| concluded between the United States and Spain, the
twenty-second day of February, thousand eight
/ hundred and nineteen.
/ Belt eadcedb By tie Senate aud House Of Representatives a
the United States c 4,nerica Congress assembled, that
the Judges oil the Superior Courts established at st.
Augustine and Pensacola, in the territory OF Florida,
respectively shall be, and they hereby, authors
zed and directed to receive and adjust all claims.
arising within their respective jurisdictions, OF the
inhabitants OF said territory, representatives.
agreeably to The provisions of the ninth article OF
The treaty with Spain, by which the said territory
was coded TO the United States.
Sec. Q. find be it further enacted, That in ak
cases in which said judges shall decide in favor of
1.-THE claimants, the decisions, with the evidence on
which they founded, shall be, by the said judg-
es, reported TO the SECRETARY OF the Treasury who,
on being satisfied that the is just and equi,a-
be, within the provisions Of The said treaty, shall
pay the amount thereof TO the person persons 10
whose favor the same is adludged out Of any money
lin the Treasury, not otherwise appropriated.
| Washington March 8, 1898.
| Approved--L41fES MONROE