900

LAWS OF MARYLAND.— 1826.

Cents

Clerks of
court of

For the docket entry of the return of any writ or judicial

appeals.

process,

5

For every search made for any matter or thing above a

year's standing, however remote or distant the period

may be, if found,

18 3/4

For affixing the seal of the court to any certificate, tran-

script of proceedings, or exemplification, required by

law or an individual, but not to any writ or other pro-

cess, as no allowance is intended to be made for the seal

in such oases,

124

For recording extracts of deeds for the conveyance of lands

and tenements, transmitted from the clerks of the county

courts, agreeably to the acts of November session 1785,

chapter 9, section 7, of November session 1805, chapter

65, section 20, and of 1806, chapter 90, section 7, for

every ten words or figures thereof, and so pro rata,

1

For recording or transcribing the laws of the state, made

and passed from time to time, by the general assembly,

all deeds, indentures, conveyances of land, bonds mort-

gages, or any other matter or thing required by law or

the parties to be recorded or transcribed, not herein be-

fore particularly enumerated, and for which no other

allowance hath been already specifically made, for every

ten words or figures written, and so pro rata,

1

For making up and recording in extenso, all judgments,

writs of fieri facias, venditioni exponas, or other writs of

execution, under or by virtue of which any lands or

tenements shall be seized in execution and sold, with

the several returns to such writs or executions ; and also

all decrees, petitions, commissions with their respective

returns, and other judicial or court's proceedings, either

in law or equity, relating to lands, tenements, and other

real estate, specified and expressly required so to be re-

corded and made up at full length by the seventh section

of the act of 1817, chapter 119, and in the manner therev

in prescribed ; or in all other cases, actions, suits or

prosecutions, that may be expressly directed or required,

in writing, by some person or party interested therein ;

and also for all exemplifications of the proceedings, judg-

ments or decrees, in all cases where a full and complete

record thereof may pot have been already made up,

or authorized, as provided for by this act, (but in no

other case whatever,) to be charged to those for whose

use or benefit such services may be performed, or to

those requiring the same to be done, for every ten words

or figures written, and so pro rata,

1 1/4