Massachusetts. Maryland. $2000 John Davis, Judge, Boston, $2500 Elias Glenn, Judge, Connecticut. W. Bristol, Judge N. Haven, $1500 Philip Moore, Clerk, Baltimore. Philip P. Barbour, Judge, $1300 C. A. Iugersoll, Clerk, New Haven Richard Jeffries, Clerk, Richmond. Rhode Island. J Pitman, Judge Providence, $1500 Alexander Caldwell, Judge $1600 R. W. Greene, Att'y, Providence W. A. Harrison, Att'v, Clarksburg B. Anthony, Marshal, Providence. James Points, Marshal, Wheeling. Benj. Cowell, Clerk, Providence. Vermont E. Paine, Judge, Williamst'n, $1200 Northern District of New York JY. Doddridge, Clerk, Staunton. Thomas Lee, Judge, $2500 Southern District of New York. $2500 J. A. Hamilton, Attorney, N York. M. H McAllister, Att'y, Savannah. Wm. C H. Waddell, Mar. N. York John H. Morel, Marshal, Savannah Fred'k J. Betts, Clerk, New York. George Glenn, Clerk, Savannah. New Jersey. Southern District of Alabama. William Rossell, Judge, $1500 Thomas Irwin, Judge, Mississippi. $1800 Powhatan Ellis, Judge, $2000 Benj'n Patten, Jr. Att'y, Pittsburg. George Adams, Attorney, Natchez. John M. Davis, Marshal, Pittsburg. Sam' W. Dickson, Mars'l, Natchez. E. J. Roberts, Clerk, Pittsburg. William Burns, Clerk, Natchez. Delaware. Eastern District of Louisiana. Willard Hall, Judge, $1500 Samuel H. Harper, Judge, $3000 G. Read, Jr. Attorney, New Castle. Henry Carleton, Attorney, N. Orl'ns D. C. Wilson, Marshal, Wilmington J. Nicholson, Marshal, N. Orleans. Thos. Witherspoon, Clerk, do. F. W. Lea, Clerk, New Orleans. Western District of Louisiana. Ohio. Samuel H. Harper, Judge, $3000 J W. Campbell, Judge, $1000 F. F. Linton, Att'y, St. Martinsville Noah H. Swayne, Att'y, Coshocton. Eastern District of Tennessee. Indiana. Morgan W. Brown, Judge, $1500 Benjamin Parke, Judge, $1000 JA McKinney, Att'y, Rogersville. T. A. Howard, Attorney, Vincennes Wm. Lyon, Marshal, Knoxville. G. Taylor, Marshal, Brownstown. W. C. Mynatt, Clerk, Knoxville. Henry Hurst, Clerk, Corydon. Western District of Tennessee. Illinois. Morgan W. Brown, Judge, $1500 Nathaniel Pope, Judge, $1000 J. Collingsworth, Att'y Nashville. David J. Baker, Att'y, Edwardsville S. B. Marshall, Mar'1, Murfreesboro. Harry Wilton. Marshal, Kaskaskia N. A. McNairy, Clerk, Nashville. William H. Brown, Clerk. Kentucky. Missouri. $1500 James H. Peck, Judge, John Boyle, Judge, It is made the duty of each District Attorney to prosecute, in the Judi cial District for which he is appointed, all delinquents, for crimes and offences cognizable under the laws of the United States, and all civil actions in which the United States shall be concerned, The Marshal for each District is required to attend the District and Circuit Court, and to execute throughout the District, all lawful pre cepts directed to him, and issued under the authority of the United States. He has power to command all necessary assistance in the execution of his duty. Before entering upon his office he must give bond with two sureties in the sun of twenty thousand dollars. Every Marshal, when removed from office, or when the term for which he is appointed shall expire, has power, notwithstanding, to execute all precepts which may be in his hands, at the time of such removal or expiration of office. The clerks are appointed by the Supreme Court, and the several District Courts. The clerk for each District Court, is clerk also of the Circuit Court in such District. Each clerk is required to give bond in the sum of two thousand dollars, faithfully to discharge the duties of his office, and seasonably to record the decrees, judgments and determi nations of the Court, of which he is clerk. In case of the District Judge in any District being unable to discharge his duties, the clerk certifies all suits or actions, to the next Circuit Court to be held in the District; and also, by leave or order of the Circuit Judge, to take, during the disability of the District Judge, all examinations and depositions of witnesses, and make all necessary rules and orders preparatory to the final hearing of all causes of admiralty and maritime jurisdiction. CIRCUIT COURTS OF THE UNITED STATES. The Circuit Courts of the United States have original cognizance, conCurrent with the Courts of the several States, of all suits of a civil naure, at common law, or in equity; where the inatter in dispute exceeds, exclusive of costs, the sum or value of five hundred dollars, and the United States are plaintiffs or petitioners; or an alien is a party, or the suit is between a citizen of the State where the suit is brought, and a citizen of another State; and have exclusive cognizance of all crimes and offences cognizable under the authority of the United States. (except where the laws of the United States otherwise direct,) and concurrent jurisdiction with the District Courts of the crimes and offences cognizable therein. But no person can be arrested in one district, for trial in another, in any civil action, before a Circuit or District Court. No civil suit can be brought before either of said Courts against an inhabitant of the United States, by an original process, in any other District than that whereof he is an inhabitant, or in which he shall be found at the time of serving the writ; and no District or Circuit Court has cognizance of any suit to recover the contents of any promissory note, or other chose in action, in favor of an assignee, unless a suit might have been prosecuted in such Court to recover the said contents if no assignment had been made, except in cases of foreign bills of exchange. The Circuit Courts also have appellate jurisdiction from the District Courts, under the regulations and restrictions provided by law. From final decrees in a District Court, in causes of admiralty and maritime jurisdiction, where the matter in dispute exceeds the sum or value of three hundred dollars, exclusive of costs, an appeal is allowed to the next Circuit Court, to be held in such District. But no District) Judge (sitting in a Circuit Court) can give a vote in any case of appeal or error, from his own decision; but may assign the reason of such his decision. Places and Times of holding the Courts of the United States. SUPREME COURT. The Supreme Court of the United States must be holden at the City of Washington, and have one session every year, to commence on the second Monday in January. DISTRICT COURTS. Maine. Wiscasset, last Tuesday of February, and first Tuesday of September; and at Po tland 1st Tuesday of June. New Hampshire. Exeter and Portsmouth, alternately, on the 3d Tuesdays ot D cember, and each 3d calendar month thereafter. Massachusetts Boston, 3d Tuesday in March, 4th Tuesday in June, 2d Tuesday in September, and 1st Tuesday in December Rhode Island. Newport, 24 Tuesday in May, and 3d Tuesday in October; a. Providence, the 1st Tuesday in August, and 1st Tuesday in February. Connecticut Hartford and New Haven, alternately, on the 4th Tuesdays of February, May, August, and November. Vermont Rutland, 6th of October, and at Windsor, 24th of May. New York. City of New York, for the southern district, on the 1st Tuesday of each month; for the northern district, at Albany, 3d Tuesday of January, and at Utica, last Tuesday of August. New Jersey. New Brunswick, 2d Tuesdays of March and September; and at Bu ling on, 3d Tuesdays of May and November. Pennsylvania. Eastern District, at Philadelphia, 3d Mondays in February, May, August and November; and for the western district, at Pittsburg, 1st Monday of May, and 2d Monday of October. Delaware. Newcastle and Dover, alternately, 4th Tuesdays of November, and of each third calendar month thereafter. Maryland. Baltimore, 1st Tuesdays of December, and of each 3d calendar month thereafter. Virginia. Eastern District, at Richmond, 15th day of May, and 15th day of November; and at Norfolk, 1st day of May, and 1st day of November; ano for the Western District, at Clarksburg, 1st Mondays in April and September; at Lewisburg, 1st Wednesday after the 2d Mondays in April and September; at Wythe Court house, 1st Wednesdays after the 3d Mondays in April and September; and at Staunton, Ist day of ay and 1st day of October. North Carolina Edenton, district of Albermarle, 3d Mondays of April and October; at Newbern, (district of Pamptico,) 4th Mondays of April and October; and at Wilmington, (district of Cape Fear) 1st Monday after the 4th Mondays of April and October. South Carolina Eastern district, Charleston, 3d Monday in March, and September, 1st Monday in July, and 2d Monday in December; for the western district, at Laurens Court-house, on the next Tuesday after the adjourn ment of the Circuit Court at Columbia. Georgia. Savannah, 2d Tuesday in February, May, and August; and in Augusta, 2d Tuesday in November. Kentucky. Frankfort, 1st Mondays of May and November. Tennessee. Knoxville, for East Tennessee, 3d Monday in April and 2d Monday in October; and at Nashville, for West Tennessee, 4th Mondays in May and November. Ohio. Columbus, 3d Monday in July, and 4th Monday in December. Louisiana. Eastern district, at New Orleans, 2d Monday of December, and for the Western district, at Opelousas Court-house, 2d Monday of June. Indiana. Corydon, last Mondays in May and November. Mississippi. Court house of Adams county, 4th Mondays in January and June. Illinois. Vandalia, 4th Monday of May and 1st Monday of December. Alabama. Huntsville, 2d Monday of April and October; at Mobile, 1st Monday in May and 2d Monday in December: Missouri. St. Charles, 1st Mondays in March and September. CIRCUIT COURTS. Maine, at Portland 1st May, and at Wiscassett, 1st October. New Hampshire, at Portsmouth and Exeter, alternately, 8th May and 8th October. Massachusetts, at Boston, ist June and 20th October. Rhode Island, at Newport and Providence, alternately, 15th June and 15th November Connecticut, at Hartford and New Haven, alternately, 13th April and 17th September. New York, at New York, last Monday in February, 1st Monday in April,] last Monday in July and October. Vermont, at Rutland and Windsor, alternately, 21st May and 3d October Delaware, at Newcastle and Dover, alternately, 3d June and 27th October. Virginia, at Richmond, 22d May and 22d November. North Carolina, a: Raleigh, 12th May and 12th November. South Carolina, at Charleston, 2d Tuesday of April; and at Columbia on the 4th Monday in November. Georgia, at Savannah, on Thursday after the first Monday in May; and at Mil dgeville, on Thursday after the first Monday in November. Kentucky, at Frankfort, first Monday of May and November. Tennessee, at Nashvile, 1st Monday in March and September, and at Knoxvisie, 2 Monday in October. Ohio, at Columbus, 2d Monday of July and 3d Monday of December. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.. Circuit Courts for the District of Columbia, at Washington, on the 4th) Monday in March and November; at Alexandria, on the 1st Monday in May, and 1st Monday in October. And the District Court for the same District, on the 1st Mondays of December and June. COURTS IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. William Cranch, Judge. Edmund I. Lee, Clerk, Alexandria. Circuit Court. Wm. Cranch, Chief Judge, H. Ashton, Marshal, Washington. $2700 S. Chase, Judge, Washington, $1000 B. Thruston, Assistant Judge, 2500 H. Neale, Register, Washington J. S. Morsel, Assistant Judge, 2500 C. Neale, Judge, Alexandria, $800 F. S. Key, Attorney, Georgetown. Alex. Moore, Register, Alexandria PENITENTIARY OF THE UNITED STATES. James Dunlap, Inspector, do Isaac Clarke, Warden, 250 00 Wm. Kisley, Chaplain, 200 00 700 00 250 00 Pierce Spratt, Ass't Keeper, 700 00 William Wheatly, Clerk, 1000 00 Wilfred Van Reswick, do TERRITORIES OF THE UNITED STATES. Michigan. G. B. Porter, Gov'r, Detroit, $2000| S. T. Mason, Secretary, do, 1000 Florida. 700 00 $500 00 500 00 500 00 John Pope, Gov'r, Little Rock, 2000 W.P.Duval, Gov.Tallahassee, 2500 Wm. S. Fulton, Secretary, do. 1000, Arkansas. TERRITORIAL COURTS. Alex. M. Clayton, Judge, [Thos. Douglas, Att'y, St. Augustine $1200 S. Blair, Marshal, St. Augustine. 1200 George Gibbs, Clerk, St. Augustine. 1200 Middle Florida. 1200 Thos. Randall, Judge, $1500 Sam' C Roane Att'y, Little Rock. K. Walker, Att'y, Tallahassee. Elias Rector, Marshal. Little Rock. T. E. Randolph, Mar. Tallahassee. William Field, Clerk, Little Rock James P. Linn, Clerk, Tallahassee. West Florida. |
