PUBLIC GENERAL LAW.

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Where a sheriff, &c. has made sale, and died without executing a deed,

the court may direct the sheriff, Etc. for the time being, to execute

such deed— 1813, ch. 102, sec. 4, ......

617

In case of the death of a sheriff, &c. without making sale, his executor,

&c. to receive only half the poundage fees, and the next sheriff,

&c. making sale, the other half— 1813, ch. 102, sec. 5,

617

In case of death before the return day, the plaintiff may procure a du-

plicate, or (after the return day) a new writ to the then sheriff, &c.

who shall proceed thereon — 1813, ch. 102, sec. 6, . . .

618

The executors, &c. of the first sheriff so dying, not to receive any

poundage or other fees — 1813, ch. 102, sec. 7,

618

What shall be due and legal notice of sales — 1813, ch. 102, sec. 7,

p. 618 ; 1816, ch. 129, ........

641

Where the sheriff, &c. has arrested any person, and died before the re-

turn day, the sheriff, &c. for the time being may, on the same writ,

again arrest the person as if not before taken — 1813, ch. 102, sec. 8,

619

Not lawful to seize or take by execution any spinning wheel or loom,

which shall be loaned or hired out to any person for any debt due

by such person — 1813, ch. 135, .......

621

Process may be issued by any justice of the peace on transcripts from

the dockets or papers of a justice dying, resigning, &c. furnished

by the county clerks — 1814, ch. 82, sec. 1, .

626

Execution may be issued on judgments suspended by petition of in-

solvent debtors, on decision against such petitioners, without scire

facias— 1814, ch. 122, sec. 2, .......

629

Execution to be issued on judgments against sheriffs, &c. on arnercia-

ments for not returning process — 1815, ch. 149, sec. 1, 2,

631

A weekly allowance of eighty-seven and an half cents, to he paid by

the creditor to the sheriff, for the maintenance of debtors committed

under a ca. sa. issued by a justice of the peace — 1820, ch. 186,

sec. 1, ......... .

741

Mode prescribed for releasing the debtor, on the creditor's refusal to

pay the amount in advance — 1820, ch. 186, sec. 1,

741

But a release for want of payment of allowance by the creditor, not to

destroy his right to proceed against his debtor — 1820, ch. 186,

sec. 1, ...........

741

Same as to debtors arrested under ca. sa. issued by a county court,

court of appeals, or court of equity, or committed for want of spe-

cial bail— 1820, ch. 186, sec. 2, . .

742

But not to extend to any debtor convicted on allegations to be filed

under the act for the relief of sundry insolvent debtors, and con-

fined for any debt due before his application for the benefit of said

laws— 1820, ch. 186, sec. 3, .......

743

The bed, bedding, wearing apparel, and other necessary articles of

house-keeping, to the amount of $50, exempted from execution

for debt— 1820, ch. 198, sec. 1,* .....

763

This act repealed by— 1821, ch. 117, ......

766

*See note thereto.