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An Act To reduce into one, the several Acts giving Fees to Justice of the Peace and Constables, and for other purposes. 1828 14 (1828)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsal0132 and id is 1 raw text is: 18 2 8. V'I - deed, shall once in each year render to the Circuit Court of couIt ofthle the proper County, an aecount of the management and sit- iI'! '.%v',t nationlof the cstate, and on illure so to do shall he removed, Approved, JuanaTry 28, 1829. AN ACT To 'edice into aso, the s'veral Atn giving Fees to Justices of the Pence and CI ) instailt'il, aid Fhr other purtposes Section 1 . HP it enacted byl the Senate and louse qf Rnpresein tatives qf the State of 7losbafn in 1'7qt'eral Apsseimiy canOrnied, Th it from and after the (irst day of March next, the Jus- tices of the Peace shall be entitled to demand the follow. ing fees for their services, and iot other or more, to Wit: lee tO jun For eclchrating the rights of matriniony, two dollas; Io ti..es of' the warrant to apprehend a persom or peisons charged wih :nt .peace. offence against the State, thirty-se en and a half cents; for a search or peace warrant twenty-five cents ; for a warrant in civil cases and proceedings thereon to judgment, thirty- seven and a half cents; fi a warrant in qui tam cases and proceedings thrrcon to 'judgment, fifty cents ; for every subpona for witness or witnisses, twelve and a hall Cents; for each execution rind taxiing costs th'eron, thirty-seven and a half cents ; for each attachment taking bond and aflidavit, one dollar; for summons for garnishee and ta. hing examination, thirty-seven and a half cents; for judg- ment and ordi r of bale on attachment, twenty-fib e cents;. for hue and cry, twenty-five cents; for each appeal, inclu- ding hond and ceriflying proceedings, seventy-fie cents; for taking cach stay or other bond, twenty-fik e cents; for administering an oath and certil'ying the same, twelve and a half cents; for taking depositions by virtue of a dedinius potestatni, for eveiy hundred words, ten cents ; for. emcry necessary certificate not otherwise provided for by law, twenty-five cents ; for docketing each cause, siX and a qoua teir ('cets; for each judgment on a forthcoming bond or r tinuarv procdcrling without war- rant, twenty-five cents for a transcript of proceedings when required othir than those sent up on appeal, twenty- five cents; for issuing a venire fMcias to try the right of property, fifty cnts; for attending on the trial of the right of property, fifty cents ; for summons and certificate of appraisement of estray or estrays, fifty cents; for erch notice or scire facira, or summons in the uture thereof, twenty-five cents; and for making return to a certiorari, (other than in cases of forcible entry and detainer,) fifty cents. Sec. 2. Be it furthcr enacted, That Justices of the Peace shall be entitled to denand and receive the follow- liag fees, in cases of foi cible entry and detainer, 'forcible Fuirther detainer, and unlawful detainer, viv.:-For every sum- flees mons, thirty cents; for every venire facias, forty cents ; for enteiring copies of complaint, sumnons, venire facias, and evidence off'ercd and rejected, and received, when objec. ted to, bcing a complete record of the cause, two dollars,r

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