The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-09

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iorce therein, or " hich may, Ut any tim.
he enacted by lie Leg ,latise taun,t
llirre"f Each Judge shall als,aini a Fl RI
lor his respective court, vino .hsl r,sid.
respectively, Mt st. Augustine and ppran
cola, and they shall keep The records ihef,
Each clerk stall receive fol his scr,i..r.. IN
all cases ARISING under the l.rriiufial law
snch fees rs shall be- established h, the
Legislative Council. Aud the sad Judges
] my adjourn th'ir resre' tive courts Ia any
| other TIME or place, whenever st. Angus.
tine or Prnsacot, shall be Infected with n
malignant fever, and wrils nf error aud az
peal Tom the final decisions al the said
superior courts, authorized hs this section
oi THIS act. shall hr made to the Supreme
Court of the United States, in the same
fnannf aud under the same regulations.
as from the Circuit Court of the United
States, where the amount in controversy.
to he asccrtamed by the oath or ai,r,na-
ton of either party, shall exceed olle lheu-
sand dollars.
Sec. o. Ind Be Il further enacted That
each OF the said superior courts shall
moreover, have aud exerrisc the same iuris.
dlcilon within its linits, IN all cases arising
under the laws and constitution of Tie
United states, which, b, au act To estab-
llsh the judicial courts of the United
States, approved the twenty fourth ol
September, one Thousand seven hundred
and eighty -nme, and An mel IN addition
10 the ari, entitled IAN aci 10 establish
the Judicial Courts of the United States"
approved the sccnnd Of March, one thou
sand seven hundred and ninety three, was
vested IN the court Of Kentucky district
And wrIls Of error and appeal from the
decisions IN the said superior courts, ai-
thorl2ed by this section of this act, shall
he made 10 the Supreme CURT of the Uni.
ted States, IN The same cases. and under
the same regulations, rs from The Circuit
Courts of the United States. The clerks.
respectively, shall keep the records at In,
places where the euillts are held, and shall
receive, ~ all eases arising under the laws
and constitution of the United States, the
same fees which the clerk of the Kentucky
district received for similar services, whilst
that court exercised the powers of the cir
eult and district courts.
Sec. 0. lind hi ji9tler cnncteI, rhat
there snail he appointed two persons,
learned Ii the law, To act ~ ATTORNEYS of
the United Statcs. az Nci rs Tor the terri
tory, Que Tor tllht part I'll The territory
known rs East FLORIDA, the othcr Tor thu
Pari al the territory knpwnas Vast Fl6ri
ia; 10 each OF whom. in addition 10 their
stated fees, in cn casts, shall be paid, ms
IA fall compensation for all cxiru s,n ices.
tnnut,II, \ 4.
There shall aIso be appointed two Mar
shals, one for cach oi the said Superior
Courts, who shall, each, perform the saine
duties, he subject Ia the same regulations
and penalties. aud be entitled 10 the same
fees, Ia whlrh Mafsials IN other districts
are entitled for similar services and shall,
IN addition, be paid the sum of Two hun.
dred dollars, annually. rs compensation
Tor extra services, aud shall also b. sab
lfrt 10 slch regulations and penalties IA
the Legislative Council shall impnsc, white
acting under, and in virtue Of, the terrific
rial laws.
See. 10. .4nd Be Il further enartci, That
the Governor, Secretary. Judges of the
Superior Courts, District Attorneys, Mar
shah, aud all general officers of the militia.
shall b. appointed by the President of the
United STATES, by and with the ad, ice and
consent OF the Sen1te. All Judicial officers
shall bold their offices for the term Of four
years, and no longer. The Governor, Sc
cretary, judges, members of The Lrgi la
tive Council, Justices of th.Peace, aud AL
other officers, cnii and Of the, militia, be.
for" they enter upon the duties Of their
respective Offices, shail take an oath, or at
Grlnaliun, TO support the constitution of
the United States, aud for the filhfd dis
charge Of the duties of their Office, before a
Judge of the supreme or District Court Of
The United States, or before u judge or
Justice OF the Peace of the Territory. The
Governor shall receiu" an annual salary of
two Thousand five hundred dollars the
Secretary, pf Que Thousand five hundred ;
and the Judges, of fifteen hundred, each /;
To be pail quarterly. out Of The Treasury
Of the United State. The member, OF
the Legislative Council shall receive three
dollars, each, per day, during their attcn-
dance IN Council, and three dollars for eve
ry twenty miles in going Ia, and returning
from, amy meeting Of HE Legislative Coun-
I'll, once IN each season, aud no m0lr.---
The members of the Legislative Cohrci
shall be privileged from arrest, except IN
cases of treason, felony, or breach Of tie
peace, during their going 10, attendance at,
aud returning from, each session uf said
Council.
Sec, II. md be Il further enaetsd, That
the laws of the United States, relating Ia
the revenue. aud il collec,un, subject 10
the modification aii uIattd by the fifteenth
article of the treaty of the twenty sccond
of February, one thousand eight hundred
and nineteen, IN favor Of Spanish vessels
and their cargoes, and all other public acts
of the United States, mol Inconsistent or
repugnant to the provisions ofthia act, pow
in force, or which may hereafter be IN
force, sllall extend 70, aud have mi. force
and ELI II Ii liz ln1lilnrN ;llur.aa.d