160 LAWS OF MARYLAND.—1779.
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lb. Tob.
For laying an attachment in any garnishee's hands, for
each garnishee, - -23
For all goods and chattels which any sheriff shall attach
and take into his possession, or wherewith he shall
be chargeable, the same fees as on executions.
Returning fieri facias, or replevin, each - - -8
The same fees on a fieri facias or replevin as upon at-
tachments.
Also the same fees on appraisement and sale of goods
distrained and sold for rent.
Serving writ retorno habendo, and return, .- - 75
Serving writ of distringas, and return, - - -75
Serving and return of elegit or liberate, - - 75
Empannelling jury on elegit or extent, - - - 180
For swearing the same, each - - -10
Serving writ of restitution, and return, - - -112
Summons in partition, for every person summoned, and
return, - - - 23
Serving writ of partition, and return, - - - 26
Empannelling jury thereon, - - - - 180
Swearing the jury, each - - - - -10
Attendances, per day, - - - - 75
Serving an attachment in partition, and return, - - 90
Returning writ inquiry of damages, - - - 75
Empannelling jury thereon, - - - - 180
Swearing the same, each - - -10
Attendance, per day, - - - - -75
Proclamation of rebellion, and return, - - 90
Serving withernam, and return, - - - -75
And the same fees allowed as upon replevins.
By 1806, ch. 41, fees are to be sent out in dollars and cents. |
Poundage
not to be
demanded,
&c. |
SEC. 4. And, whereas it often happens that small sums only
are remaining due upon judgments given for great sums and
penalties, and nevertheless in these cases, upon executing of
writs of capias ad satisfaciendum, the sheriff demands and
takes for his fees poundage for the whole money for which such
judgments are entered ; for remedying of which grievance and
inconvenience, Be it enacted, That where any writ of capias
ad satisfaciendum shall issue, poundage shall in no case be de-
manded or taken upon execution of such writ of capias ad
satisfaciendum, or upon charging any person in execution by
virtue of such writ, for any greater sum than the real debt
bona fide due and claimed by the plaintiff amounts to, which
sum the clerk or the plaintiff, his agent or attorney, shall and
are hereby obliged to make and specify on the back of such
writ, together with a memorandum or note in case of penalty, |
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