Register and receiver

Definition and stakes

Portal:United States Congress,  United States Statutes at Large (1846)

“ And the said register and receiver shall have power to appoint a clerk, who shall be a person capable of translating the French and Spanish languages, and who shall perform the duty of translator, and such other duty as may be required by the said register and receiver, and the said register and receiver shall each be allowed, as a compensation for their services, in relation to said claims, and for the services to be performed under the provisions of the several acts to which this is a supplement, at the rate of one thousand dollars per annum ”
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John Archibald Campbell,  Bell v. Hearne — Opinion of the Court

“ The monthly return must always be accompanied by the receiver's receipts and register's certificates of purchase.' From this statement of the act of Congress and the regulations of the Land Office, it will be seen that the embarrassment in which this title is involved proceeds from an error committed by the register at Natchitoches in making up the duplicates of his certificate of purchase-the duplicate intended for the General Land Office-and from which the monthly abstract was prepared. ”
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Portrait of Noah Haynes Swayne Noah Haynes Swayne,  United States v. Babbit — Opinion of the Court

“ The act of May 17, 1848, (9 Stat., 231,) authorized registers and receivers to receive from the holders of warrants the fees therein specified, for their services in carrying out the provisions of the act of 1847, with a proviso, that where the warrant was located for the use of the volunteer to whom it was issued, no compensation should be charged either by the register or receiver. ”
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