152 LAWS OF MARYLAND.—1779.
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For the explanation or certificate to such plots, per side,
and so pro rato, (a) - - - - -4
By 1806, ch. 41, fees are now to be sent out in dollars and cents.
TO THE REGISTER OF THE ADMIRALTY.
Admiralty jurisdiction is now vested in the general government.
TO THE MARSHAL OF THE ADMIRALTY.
See preceding note.
TO THE EXAMINER-GENERAL.
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To the
examiner. |
For examining every certificate of survey of one hundred
acres, or under, - - - - -46
From one hundred acres to two hundred acres, - 52
From two hundred acres to three hundred acres, - - 60
For every hundred acres above three hundred acres, - 3
For every certificate of resurvey, whether made up of
one or more tracts of one hundred acres, - - 75
From one to two hundred acres, - - - 87
From two hundred acres to three hundred acres, - 93
For every hundred acres above three hundred acres, - 6
The fees of the examiner-general on each shore were increased thirty-
three and a third per cent. by 1797, ch. 107, which was to continue to 20th
October, 1800, &c. and were increased fifty per cent. in addition lo their
fees then allowed by law, by 1798, ch. 114, which was to continue to 1st
October, 1799, and the examiners-general were directed thereby lo lay
before the next general assembly an account, on oath, of the amount of
their fees for the then present year.
By 1827, ch. 213, and 1828, ch. 197, the salary is fixed at $800, including
legal fees. See 1825, ch. 140, as to the Eastern Shore.
TO THE CLERK OF THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Remodeled by 1826, ch. 247.
CRIERS' FEES IS THE GENERAL COURT.
Fell with the court.
CORONERS' FEES. |
Coroners'
fees. |
Viewing the body of any person or persons murdered or
slain, or otherwise dead by misadventure, to be paid
out of the goods and chattels of the party so dead, if
any there be, otherwise to be levied by the commis-
sioners of the county where such accident shall hap-
pen, - - - - 250
Arresting or summoning any sheriff sued or prosecuted
in any court, and for taking security, - - 26
The same fees allowed wherein the sheriff is plaintiff or
defendant, on all processes, as to the sheriff, and no
more.
By 1816, ch. 142, to be allowed 121 for each juror summoned by him.
See 1821, ch. 243; 1832, ch. 307.
CRIERS' FEES IN THE COUNTY COURT.
Swearing every jury, - - - - -36
Swearing every bailiff, - - - 4 |
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