III.  And if the Clerk of the Provincial Court of this Province, or any of
the Clerks of the County Courts of this Province, shall issue out Process in
criminal Causes, without an Order for the same, under the Hand of an Attorney
practicing in the said Court or Courts, to justify the same; the said
Clerk or Clerks so offending, shall be liable to the same Forfeitures and Penalty
of Attorneys so offending; and the said Forfeitures to be recovered as
aforesaid, and go to the Uses aforesaid.

    IV.  And be it further Enacted, by the Authority aforesaid, That the Attorney-General
of this Province, shall nor recover nor receive any FEe for any
Navigation Bond put in Suit, either where the Certificate was (before the
Suit of the sid Bonds) lodged in the Secretary's Office of this Province, or
where it can be proved that he knew that there was such Certificate returned:
Neither shall the said Attorney-General receive or have any Fee for any Bond
for Country Dues, where the said Bond appears not to be forfeited.  And if
the said Attorney-General, after the End of this Session of Assembly, shall
sue any Bond taken contrary to act of Parliament, or any Bond taken for
Country Dues, and no Bills of Exchange appearing protested, nor no other
Failure to forfeit the said Bond, or where the said Certificate is returned into
the Secretary's Office appointed for keeping the same, any of which Cases
appearing to the Provincial Court, the said Attorney-General shall not only
lose his Fees, but pay the Secretary's Fees, and what other Charges the Party
hath been at in defending the same; to be adjudged by the Provincial Court.

    V.  And whereas several Persons have been sued, in his Majesty's Name,
for a certain Sum, without ever mentioning for what the said Bond was taken;
so that the Persons do not know what Courses to take, or who to apply themselves
to; BE it Enacted, by the Authority aforesaid, by and with the Advice
and Consent aforesaid, That when any Writ is issued forth upon a Navigation
Bond, taken in his Majesty's Name, it shall be endorsed on the Back-side as
followeth; For whom the Person was bound, and in what Year. If a Sheriff's
Bond, at whose Request and Power it was sued; or Bond taken in any of his
Majesty's Offices, in this Province, it shall be endorsed, at whose Request it
was sued; and for want of such Endorsement, the Writ shall abate, and the
Party grieved shall recover his Costs against the Attorney that sued forth the
said Writ.

    VI.  And be it Enacted, by the Authority aforesaid, by and with the Advice 
and Consent aforesaid, That whensoever the Grand-Jury, in their respective
County Courts of this Province, shall make a Presentment of the Breach of
any the Laws of this Province, save only the " Act for speedy Trial of Criminals,
and ascertaining their Punishment in the County Courts when prosecuted there,"
if the Party or Parties presented confess his or their Crime, and submit to the
Court, then the Clerk of Indictments, shall have One Hundred Pounds of
Tobacco for his Fee, and no more:  But f the Clerk of Indictments draws a
Bill of Indictment upon the said Presentment, or Bill of Indictment, and puts himself upon the
Country for TRial thereof, then the Clerk of Indictments shall have Two
Hundred Pounds of Tobacco for his Fee, and no more.
 

To be recovered
in the
County
Court,
without Appeal.
 
 
 

Clerks issuing
out such Process,
without
Order from
an attorney,
are liable to
the same Forfeitures.
 
 

in what Case
the Attorney
General shall
have no Fees
on Suit of 
Navigation
Bonds,
nor of Bonds
for Country 
Dues.
In what Cases
he shall not
only lose his
own, but pay
the Secretary's
Fees, and
all the Defendant's
Charges.
 

Navigation,
Sheriffs, and
other Bonds
taken in his
Majesty's
Name) being
put in Suit,
shall be endorsed,
and
how,
or the Writ
shall abate,
and the Attorney
pay
Costs.

If the Party
presented,
(except on ch.
26, of this
Session) submits,
the
Clerk of Indictments
shall have only
100 lb Tobacco
for his
Fee.
In case of
Traverse and
Trial, he shall
have 200 lb
Tobacco.