PAGE

Sec. 1. Of the organization of the

Circuit Courts

120

2. Of the original jurisdic-

poli

PAGE

256

IX. Relations with Tunis 260

tion of the Circuit

Courts

3. Of the appellate jurisdic-

tion of the

Court

CHAP. IV. Of the District Courts 135

Sec. 1. Of the organization of

the District Courts

2. Of the jurisdiction of

the District Courts

CHAP. V. Of the Territorial Courts 147

Sec. 1. Of the Supreme Courts 147

2. Of the Courts in the Ter-

ritory of Florida

3. Of Courts in Wisconsin

Territory

Circuit

XI. Relations with Co-

lombia

XII. Relations with the

267

133

XIII. Relations with the

135

Federation of Cen-

tral America

Free Hanseatic Re-

publics of Lubeck,

275

143

Bremen, and Ham-

burg

277

XIV. Relations with Aus-

148

153

CHAP. VI. Of the jurisdiction of

the State Judiciary

XVII. Relations with Na-

vii

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men and breach thereof 422
3. Of the finding of the

vessel and treatment of
seamen on board

4. Of the protection of sea-
men against seizure by
Foreign power

425

428

2. Of the Receivers

336

5. Of relief of American

CHAP. V. Of the Surveyors

337

seamen in foreign coun-

VI. Of the mode of survey-

ing public lands

VII. Of pre-emption rights 346

VIII. Of the sale of public

lands and mode of pay-

IX. Provision for relief of

X. Of Military Donations 366

CHAP. VI. Provisions relative to

VII. Of Internal Navigation

and Commerce

tries

430

6. Of relief of seamen in

U.S.

431

foreign seamen

434

435

Sec. 1. Of vessels which may

engage in the Domes-

tic trade

435

366

2. Donations in the Vir-

ginia military reserva-

2. Of the enrolment and

license of vessels

436

3. Of the form, record, du-

ration, surrender, and

inspection of licenses

tion

372

3. Donations in the War

438

4. Regulations for vessels

in the coasting trade

440

BOOK IX.

Of Navigation, Commerce and

Revenue.

VIII. Of the Fisheries of the

U. States

448

Sec. 1. Of vessels engaged in

the fisheries

448

CHAPTER I. Of vessels in the for-

eign trade

2. Of the contract with fish-

390

ermen

451

II. Of the Registry and

Record of vessels

CHAP. IX. Of the Slave-trade

452

390

III. Of the Entry and De-

parture of vessels

Sec. 1. Of the prohibition of

import of slaves

452

403

2. Of the Slave-trade with

goods landed

Sec. 1. Of ports at which entry

may be made

2. Documents for, and pro-

ceedings relative to

vessels entering the U.

States

foreign countries

456

and

403

3. Of the Slave-trade with-

in the U. S.

461

CHAP. X. Of measures for protec-

tion of Navigation and

Commerce

463

Sec. 1. Of Pilots

406

463

3. Of report of vessels after

arrival

2. Of Wrecks

464

464

4. Of vessels arriving, hav-

ing goods on board des-

tined for a foreign port 412

5. Of vessels having goods

on board destined for

2. Of the Reduction of Du-

3. Of Articles not subject

to Duty

475

7. Of Documents and Re-

quisites for vessels de-

4. Of Duties on goods im-

ported in Foreign ves-

sels

478

CHAP. IV. Regulation of passen-

5. Of the mode of payment,

ger vessels

418

V. Of Seamen of the U.

States

Sec. 1. What seamen may be

employed on board of

American vessels

419

Sec. 1. Of cases in which Draw-
back is allowed

2. Of districts whence goods

491

491