The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-01
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AIN All in addition TO the acts respecungs.
the judicial system Of the United States;
Be 1t enacted By the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States
AmcricG an Congress assembled, That;
whenever it shall so happen that.neitfers
Of the Judges of circuit court of the sCf!i- )
ted States shall attend at the commence
nlent of session Of the said court, or at
the time appointed on any adjournment
thereof, to open and adjourn the said COURT
in person, either of the said judges may, y
bv written order TO the marshal, adjourn
the court from time to time, as the case:
may require, to any time or times antece-@
dent to the next slated term of the said z
court; and all suits, actions, writs, process. :
ses, recognizances, and o,her proceedings,
pending in such court, or returnabie to, or:
20 be acted upon at such court, shall have
day ard be returnable to, and be heard,ts
tried, and determined, at such adjourn
ment or adjournments in the same manner
and with the same effect as if. thetsaid1
court had been duly opened and held at !
the commencement Of such session, or
other day appointed therefor; and all per-
sons bound or required to appear at the
said court, either as jurymen, witnesses,s
parties, or otherwise. shall be bound and
required 10 attend at such adjournmentorS
adjournments accordingly. 4
Sec. 2. And be 1t further enacted, Thatss
the presiding judge of any circuit court
may, at his discretion, appoint special ses-. I
sions thereof 10 be held at the places
where the stated sessions thereof are hol-s
den; at which special sessions it shall be I
competent for the said court to entertain
jurisdiction of, and to hear and decide all
cnses in equity, cases in error, or on ap.s s
peal. issues of law, motions in arrest. Oh
Judgment, motions for new trial, and all
other motions, and 10 award executions
and other final process, and TO do and
transact all UriTrr- -tusiress,- d.rect all
other proceedings, in all causes pending
in the circuit court, except trying any
cause by jury, in the same way and with
the same force and effect as the same could
or might be done at the stated sessions OF
such court
Sec. 3. and be it further enacted, That:
wrts of error shall lie to the Supreme {
Court from all judgments of circuit I.
court, in cases brought there by Wrlts OF
error from the district court, in like man
ner and under the same regulations, limi-*
lations, and restrictions. as are now pro-
vlded by law for wri,s Of error.to Judg-
ments rendered upon suits originally
brought in the circuit court.
SEC. a. And be it further enacted, That {
judgments and DEGREES hereafter rendered.
in the circuit and district courts Of the
United States, within any State, shall
cease to be liens on real estate or chattels
real in the same manner and at like Pc;
riods as judgments and decrces Of the
courts of such State now cease by law to-
be liens thereon; and the respective clerks
OF the United States courts in such State
shall receive the like fees for making
searches and certificates respecting such
| li,ns as are now allowed for like services
to the clerks of the supreme court of such
State; and the eighth, ninth, and tenth sec.
tions of the act entitled "An act to amend
the act of the third of March, one thousand,
eight hundred and thirty-seven. entitled /,
'An act supplementary to an act to amend
the judicial system Of the United States,
and for other purposes passed March
third, one thousand eight hundred and thir-s
ty-nine," are hereby repealed.
APPROVED July 4th, 1910. B