applied for at the same time, twelve and an half cents; venire
to summon freeholders, twenty cents; capias as satisfaciendum,
twelve and an half cents; fieri facias, twelve and an half cents; scire
facias, twelve and an half cents; recognizance for defendant's appearance,
twelve and an half cents; every oath or affidavit, six cents; probat
of account, six cents; every judgment rendered, twelve and an half
cents; commitment, twelve and an half cents; releasement, twelve
and an half cents; warrant of attachment, twenty-five cents; attendance
on valuation of orphans estates, per day two dollars; return
thereon, seventy-five cents; venire to summon a jury in a forcible
entry and detainer, seventy-five cents; taking inquisition and return
thereon, four dollars; warrant of restitution, seventy-five cents;
taking acknowledgment of any deed, each justice twenty-five cents,
including all the persons acknowledging at the same time; taking
any other acknowledgment, twelve and an half cents; taking appeal
bond, twenty-five cents; taking a bail-piece to the general or county
courts, twenty-five cents; a pass, twenty-five cents; certificate of
justice twenty-five cents; probat of county clerk's bond, each justice
twenty-five cents.

                                        See November 1809, ch. 76, s. 7.