Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-11

oftwo dollars per day, 10 paid by and included in the
in his hsns she to Be gwen only for
actual atendnncc and when both courts IN session
the timc be paid but for attendance court
For expenses while employed in endeayorng TO arrest
er%e the sm NOT TO two
lars per day in addition to his compensation orervice
For disbursing money TO jur and witnesses, and
For attending examinations commissioner, and
bringing in guarding, and returning prisoners charged
same for each deputy necessarily attending not exceeding
Sec 2. And Dc it further enacted, That there shall be
paid TO the marshal his fees for services rendered for the
half Of the United States, and behalf Of any prisoner to
S Sr Shs 06 es in IA" 10" y
nal offence; the commitment or schargo OF such prso
and oiEer coHtingencies that may accrue in holding the
cocrts within the district and providing The books eees
rsaI shall not incur expense OF more than twenty
rent Of building and mrkmg improvements thereon with
out first submitting statement aud estimates 10 me Sec
promises 'I' ''''''' anu '''','7 49,
marshal United States, shall, until otherwise
In each year. eomncncing With the first days of July
neH. or within h!y days ma alter Inc d%ys sre
he shall prescribe return III writing embracing all
cry name and Character distinguishing
oluments ece we'd payable under the bankrupt act from
the ease Of mnrsia, further distinguishing the fees
by himself personally rendered those received
payable for service by "a deputy and also distinguish.
ing the fets and eniounicnts received OF payable
services rendered by each deputy by name and the
PROPORTION OF such fees and emolments which, by the
embracing all the necessary office expenses OF such officer
the a ending on the said st day Of January or
July, the be, which return shall be- IN all ca
verified by the the oath OF the officer making the
same And no district attorney shn be allowed by ;le
cmnlunenis OF his sal Office Tor his own personal com
pensation and above his necessary office expenses
The necessary clerk hire included. to be audited and al
lowed by proper accounting officers the treasury
s aG s %e e 5 a
clerk n district court clerk of circuit court, shall
emomens Of Ills said Office or in case both OF the said
cerkshp shall be held by the same person. of the said of
the necessary expenses OF his office ana necessary clerk
three thousand five hundred dollars per year for any such
that for such tine lie shalt hold the Office: Proyi
dcd That when The compensation Of amy clerk shall be
acscrtaincd and allowed by the Toper accounting officer
be allowed by the said Secretary TO retain
OF tic fees and cmouncns OF his office for his own per-
his deputies, which shall in no exceed OF
fees aud enoucnts received as payable for the serv
| by tho deputy 10 whom The allowance
madc and may be reduced below that Tale by the said
Secretary OF the Interior whenever tho rcturn show
that allowance be unreasonable and and
above the necessary Office OF the said narsais,
allowed by the proper accounting officers Of the treasury,
exceeding six thousand dollars per year, at and
for time he shall hold tho office; and
every such officer SHALL with each such return made by
to thereof. may be drec
tc" by The secretary OF The Interior any surplus OF the
fees and cmOmcnA his Office. which his halIyearly
turn made aforesaid shall show to exist over and
aDovc the compensation and allowances ereinheforc
thorized to be retained and paid BY him. And in every
case where The return tany such officer shall show that
surplus exist the said Secretary the Interior shall
cause such returns 10 be carefully examined, and The &C
counts of Disbursements to be regularly audited by the
proper officers of his department., and account TO be
opened with such officer in proper books to be provided
for That purpose and he allowances for personal compcm
saom for eachcalcndar year shall be made IRON INC ices
and cmouents of that year, and not otherwise And Pro
grcss authorizing the payment ola rcrdiem compensation
to district attorney clerk OF district court or cieIh OF
dance upon the district circuit courts during their sit
tings snail be so construed rs to lthnze any such pay
ment to any those upon either
those courts while sitting the transaction OF business
under the bankrupt Ia merely; or Tor any portion OF the
time for which either OF the said courts be held
or in session by tie authority conferred in that law; and
payable, shall be allowed and paid OF money
the courts OF he United States no per diem or 9th
allowance shall be made any officer attend
at rule days nj the circuit district COURTS and
the circuit district taIc
no greater per diem the allowance shall be made
any such ficcr than attendance court
The two last pTovlsos OF paragraph one hundred and
act approved May eighteenth eight hand
and forty two which clerks TO certify accounts and
connc the marshas, clerks anddstCt attorneys Of the
northern districts New York. 10 tees
allowed the state law to Clerks attorneys cOunseOTs
and hcris for similar services in the State courts,
hereby REPEALED
| CommiSsionerS Fees.
For administering oath, ten ccnts taking acknowI.
II,
For hearing and deciding criminal charges, i've dol
lars per day FOR the time necessarily employed.
For attending 70 reference in tgatcd matter in
civil cause alaw, in equity or in admiralty, in pursuance
OGan order Of court, three dollars per day.
| For taking and ceItI, ing dispositions TO file. twenty
cents for each folio OF one nundrcd words and ten cents
per folio for each copy OF the same furnished oa party on
request
the same compensation as Isl lowed TO clerks for like ser
| vices.
issuing any under the article OF the
treaty the ninth OF August, eighteen hundred and forty
Two, between The United Queen
nj
charged with OF The crimes offences set forth
IN SAID iee rW ana Tue same sum LOT any
the surrender criminals between the United States and
the King the French, concluded Washington the
OF November, eighteen hundred and three;
for hearing and deciding upon the case OF person thar
gcd with any offence or crime and arrested under the
provisions OF said treaty, conycnton five dollars
day for the time necessarily employed
Witnesses Fees.
For each days attendance court before any Off.
Ger pursuant TO law, one dollar aud hty cents, and five
cents per milo yelling from his place residence
I%rnmg Whem witness is suSrenaeS in noee o than
one between the parties in different suits
pensaton shall be allowed for attendance TO be xed in
the first case disposed o. and per diem only IN the 9th
the order in which they may be disposed OF
cury for his nppcG umce lie shall be entitled TO com
penSaon one dollar Per day over and above his subsis
teHce. .,. .,.,...,.-.
be sent from his place OF business witness for
the Government either with without papers books,
his salary shall nnue his necessary expenses, stated
lnlteHlS and sworn TO, III g0g returning, and attend
the court, shall be audited and paid, hut mile
other compensation shall i'll be allowed
There shall be paid to such seamemor ohe" person
has been shall be sent TO the United States from any
foreign port station, by United States
Minister, Charge d'Afars, Consul, Commander. Cap
TAM TO give testimony IN any criminal case which has
been may be depending in any court of the United
States such compensation the which had
have cognZanec of the crime shall adudge to be right
and proper not TO exceed dollar for each day the said
seaman has been shall be necessarily
voyage and arriving the place OF examination trial
exclusive of ustenace and transportation the
take into considerations in fixing said compensation, the
condition of said seaman witness; whether his voyage
been broken to his Injury by his being sent to the
| United States, or not.
II said person has been shall be transpor
ted i'll armed vessel OF the United States charge
susenance transportation shall 5e made; if in any
vessel the court may adudge what compensation shall
be aid 10 the captain OF said vessel and the
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