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mail" other cases, the same fees as sheriffs are now al- Other cases
lowed by law for similar services.
The creditor s hall not be accountable for the support
and maintainance*of his debtor in execution, while such
dedtor avails himself of the prison bounds, unless the
jailor shall actually furnish the debtor with his board
and lodging.
Attending the circuit court, when required, a sum not
exceeding one dollar per day, to be paid out of the treasury.
Keeping jail clean, furnishing fuel, Sec. for jail, and
ammunition for guards, to lie paid by the counties.
Elisors, shall receive foi their services the following
fees; for summoning a venire, two dollars.
Attending court, per ciay, two dollars.
Guards shall receive for their services the following
fees; of a criminal in jail, per clay, to be paid by the
county, if the jail is insufficient, and if not out of the
treasury, seventy live cents.
For taking a convict to the penitentiary, per mile, going
and returning, six cents.
Guarding a prisoner to jail, (the guard furnishing
themselves) per mile three cents.
2. Be it Jurther enactedyTlv&U none of the fees herein
before mentioned shall be payable by any person whatsoever
until thereashall lie produced or ready to be produced
unto the person owing or chargeable with the same,
a bill or account in writing containing the particulars of
such fees signed by the clerk or officer to whom such
fees shall be "due or by whom the same shall be chargeable
respectively, in which said hill or account shall be
expressed in words at length and in the same manner as
the fees aforesaid are allowed Tjy this act, and all such
fee bills shall have the force of an execution, and the
sheriff or constable shall receive, collet and account for
them in the same manner and under like penalties as for
executions, and receive six per cent, as a compensation
therefor to be deducted out of the monies received; Provided,
that nothing in this section contained shall autho-
rize an execution for legal costs on real estate.
EDMUND LAW
President of the Legislative Council,
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[Jfifiroved September 17/7j, 1 S 2 2
~j
v WILLIAM P. DUVAL,
Governor ofiJ|he Territorv of Florida.
TEST,
ROBERT MITCHELL,
Clerk of the Legislative Council.
Creditor not liabj
if debtor in bouw
Attendance in ci
cuit court
Fuel, ammunition