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LAWS OF MARYLAND.— 1826.

Cents.

Clerks of
county
courts, and
Baltimore
city court.

For making out abstracts or summary statements of the
levy lists to be set up in the several election districts, for
every ten words or figures of the original abstract, and so
pro rata,

3

And for every copy of such abstract or summary statement

required by law, and also for copies of the original levy

lists for the collectors, and to be transmitted to the exe-

cutive, and both branches of the legislature, for every ten

words or figures of each, and so pro rata,

1

For copies or abstracts of the levy, assessment or property

lists, for the collectors of the county and state taxes, and

for the duplicates thereof, to be retained and kept in the

office, for every ten words or figures of each, and so

pro rata,

1

For assisting in laying and apportioning the county or city

levy, and for all other services as clerk, to be done and

performed for their respective counties, or the city of

Baltimore, as the case may be, annually, and by order

of the justices of the several levy courts, for time being,

such further compensation and satisfaction as the said

levy courts respectively, may in their judgments consider

reasonable and just to allow, at the time of assessing the

county or city levy, in each and every year.

For transcribing or making out dockets of suits, actions or

prosecutions, civil, criminal or equitable, with proper

alphabets thereto, at the several terms, for the use of the

county or city courts respectively, to be charged to the

respective counties, or the city of Baltimore, as the case

may be, and also for attorneys or sheriffs, when required,

to be paid for by the persons requiring the same, for

every ten words or figures thereof, and so pro rata,

1 1/4

For a transcript or statement of any case from a magistrate's

docket, deposited and filed in the clerk's office, as directed

by law, including search and certificate, without seal,

12 1/2

For recording or transcribing all deeds, indentures, con-

veyances of land, mortgages, bills of sale, supersedeas's,

or other instruments of writing required by law, or the

parties, to be recorded or transcribed, for every ten words

or figures of any or either of them, and so pro rata,

1

For making out and entering on record every extract of deed

of conveyance for lands and tenements, and a transcript

thereof, to be sent to the clerk of the court of appeals

agreeably to the acts of November session seventeen

hundred and eighty-five, chapter nine, section seven, of

November session eighteen hundred and five, chapter

sixty-five, section twenty, and of eighteen hundred and