PUBLIC GENERAL LAW.

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Their duties as to issuing writs of scire facias, &c. to a different county

—1812, ch. 145, . . . . . . ....

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The dockets, judicial papers, &c. of justices of the peace removing,

dying, &c. to be delivered to the county clerks — 1814, ch. 82, sec. 1,

626

The clerks to deliver transcripts on application, under the penalty

therein mentioned, and to be allowed fees as in other cases — 1814,

ch. 82, sec. 1, ..........

626

Commissions of the justices to be forwarded to the county clerks — no-

tice to be given by them, and the certificate of their qualification

recorded — 1814, ch. 82, sec. 2, .......

626

The clerks of the county courts, when exercising equity jurisdiction,

to act as registers — 1814, ch. 94, sec. 6, .....

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On the death of any county clerk, leaving in his office any deed, &c.

not entered in the record books, it shall be the duty of the clerk

for the time being, to record the same, as of the day they shall ap-

pear by endorsement to have been received — 1816, ch. 119, sec. 1,

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The clerk so recording, shall affix the name of the clerk who received

the same, and his own, and the deed, &c. so recorded, shall be of

the same force and effect as if duly recorded on the day they were

received — 1816, ch. 119. sec. 1, .......

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To have the same fees as for similar services, and not bound to record

the deed, &c. till the fees are secured — 1816, ch. 119, sec. 2, 3, .

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Final discharges to trustees appointed by the county courts, when ac-

knowledged as therein directed, to be recorded by their clerks, with

fees as in other cases, and copies to be attested under seal — 1816,

ch. 134, ...........

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Directions concerning the recording, &c. of bills of sale of servants

and slaves — 1817, ch. 112, sec. 4, ......

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In cases of judgments, &c. in the county courts, which remain unre-

corded, the clerks for the time being authorized and required, on

application of a party interested, to grant and certify an official

copy as if duly recorded by the clerk whose duty it was, the mi-

nutes, &c. of the court being considered sufficient Vouchers — 1817,

ch. 119, sec. 3, ..........

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The person applying to be chargeable for fees — 1817, ch. 119, sec. 4,

665

Late clerks having been removed or resigned, or their securities, the

executors, &c. of clerks who have died, and the present clerks,

directed to record their proceedings remaining unrecorded — 1817,

ch. 119, sec. 5, . . . . . . . . .

665

The judges directed to examine the dockets, &c. and specify the pe-

riods for recording, &c. — 1817, ch. 119, sec. 6, .

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On failure by the clerks, suit to be brought 'on their bonds by the attor-

ney of the state, unless further delay is granted — 1817, ch. 119,

sec. 6, ...........

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On such suit a sum not exceeding one thousand dollars shall be assessed

by the jury, and paid to the levy courts or the treasurer, as the case

maybe — 1817, ch. 119, sec. 6, .......

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It shall be the duty of each county clerk to make up and complete hit

records of all judgments, &c. of the kinds of action therein men-

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