1822 - Edocs

Jietur'g- capias ike.
ILeavinsr notice See.
taking" bail.
Sunr g- witnesses.
Summoning jury
fa. poss'm.
;mov g- prisoner.
Lttendancc with
irisoner.
)m'ting' prisoner,
teleas'g- prisoner.
Jecla'mnejectm't
levying fi. fa.
Levying- execution
where staved.
Serving- ca. sa.
Monev on ca.sa.
Whip'g free man.
"Whipping slave.
Sum'g* inquisition
Subpoena in chan'y
Returning- same.
Serving fi. fa.
Other summons.
Attachment.
Bonds.
Grand jury, Sec.
Justices of peace.
Depositions.
Entry &. detainer.
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For returning capias or other process, twelve and a hall
cents.
For leaving- copy of notice, or writ with defendant,
twenty five certs.
For taking bail, fifty cents.
For summoning each witness, fifty cents.
For summoning a jury, fifty cents.
For executing a habere facias possessionum, two dol-
lars.
For making- a deed to purchaser of real estate, two dol-
lars.
For removing a prisoner, ten cents a mile, sping and
returning.
For attendance before judge or justice, with a prisoner,
two dollars per day.
For committing prisoner to jail, one dollar.
For releasing prisoner, twenty five cents.
For serving a declaration -in ejectment, on each defendant,
one dollar.
For levying fieri facias and making money thereon, for
the first hundred dollars, five per cent, for all sufiis above
one hundred, two and a half per cent.
For levying an execution, where the sale is stayed by
injunction or supersedeas, one half of the above commis-
sion.
For serving ca.sa. on each defendant, one dollar.
For making money on ca. sa. the same commission as
allowed on fieri facias.
For executing condemned persons, ten dollars.
For whipping a free person by order of court, two dol-
lars.
For whipping slave, to b* paid by the owner, one dollar.
For summoning-jury upon any inquisition in the coun-
try, four dollars.
For serving subpoeno in chancery, fifty cents.
For returning same, twelve and a half cents.
For^serving fieri facias, fifty cents.
For every summons or notice not herein provided for,
fifty cents.
For serving an attachment for contempt, and returning
same, one dollar.
For taking bonds of every kind, one dollar.
For summoning grand juries, serving public orders, or
courts, and for public services, a sum to be certified by
the court, not exceeding
treasurer annually.
forty dollars, and paid by the
Justices of the peace shall receive for their services the
following fees,
:
For attending to take depos tions, each, one dollar.
For superintending a writ .of forcible entry and detain-
er, per day, two dollars.