American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-22

Court shall hold its sessions on the FIRST Monday Of
each mouth, and may adjourn from day to day, for
the purpose OF transacting the business OF said
Court Provided, That the whole number OF days
of the session OF said Court shall not exceed four IN
any one month.
4 Sec. a. Ind be il further enacted, That the Re-
giser of Wills for the county of Alexandra afore
said, shall, within two months from and alter the
passage OF this act, give bond and good security,
payable to the United States in the penalty OF five
thousand dollars; which bond shall be conditioned
Tor the due and faithful performance Of the duties
of his Office, prescribed by law which bond shall
be renewed once in every five years thereafter, and
shall be approved by the Orphans Court; and shall
be recorded among the records OF the Circuit Court
of the District oil Columbia, Tor the county afore
said official copy Of which bond, duly certified,
shall have the force and effect oil the original, in all
suits brought on said bond.
Washington: Approved, May &c, 1924.
AN ACT 10 allow a salary to the Collectors OF the
| District OF Nantucket and Pensacola, and to abo
I ish the Office OF Surveyor of the District OF Pen
| sacola.
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives. Of
The Utted STATES Of 4erica Congress assembled That
from after the passage OF this act, the following
annual salaries be, and the are hereby allowed
to Wit: To the Collector oil the Port Of Entry Tor
the District of Nantucket, tn the state OF Massachus
etts the sum oil two bundled and Fifty dollars; and
TO the Collector of the Port of Entry for the District
of Pensacola, in the territory oil Florida the sum OF
five hundred dollars.
Sec Q. Jnd be it further enacted That, from and
alter the thireth day OF June next, the Office of
Surveyor OF The Port of Entry for the district Of
Pensacola, in the territory aforementioned, be, and
the same is hereby abolished
Washington May 26th, 1928. Approved.
AN ACT to revive and extend the term of certain pen
sons, which have expired by limitation.
BE enacted By The Senate ind Hoge Of Representatives.
IF the United States Of .4mericG IN Congress assembled
hat the pensions heretofore granted, and paid Quit
of the Prvsteer Pension Fund, to the widows and
orphans OF such otScers. seamen, and mariners, asl
were slain, died in consequence Of wounds, orl
Casualties, received while in the line of their duty,
on board the private armed ships OF the United
States, and the terms for the payment Of which had
expired by limitation, before the ninth day Of April
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dfed and twenty FOUR be, and the same are hereby,
revived, and extended TO such widows and orphans
with all the advantages, and in the same manner, asI
Ut their respective terms had not expired subject
to the provisions restrictions, and limitatians, of
Ian act, passed on the ninth day OF April in the yearI
lot our Lord one thousand eight hundred and TWEEN
Ity-four entitled An act extending the term of
pensions granted to persons disabled, and TO the
widows and orphans OF those who have been slain,
Ior who have died in consequence OF wounds, or
casualties received while in the line Of their dnty,
on board the private armed ships Of the United
States, during the late war"
Washington Approved May &c, 1924.
AN ACT granting tract of land to the inhabitants
OF the Parish oil Point Coupee, on certain con-
dilons.
he il enacted By the SenaLe and House Of Re-
personalities Of the United States Of .fmerica in
Congress assembled, That the right OF the United
States, tract OF land, forty arpens front upon
The Mississippi river, and running back the dePthl
of forty arpeDs, remarkable bend on SAID river,
be, and the same is hereby, granted to the inhab-
tants OF the Parish of Point Coupee, within which
said land is situated condition that said Parish 4
shall at all times, hereafter, keep good and su
Gent levee in front OF said land, upon the river
Missssppi; and, If they should, at any time here.
alter, Cease to keep up such good and sufficient,
eVee, the land shall revert to the United States.
Washington: Approved May 90, 1924.