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                                   THOMAS SIM LEE, Esq; Governor. 1779.

For all goods and chattels which
    any sheriff shall attach and take
    into his possession, or wherewith
    he shall be chargeable, the same
    fees as on executions
Returning fieri facias or replevin,
    each
The same fees on a fieri facias
    or replevin, as upon attachments
Also the same fees on appraisement
    and sale of goods distrained
    and sold for rent
Serving writ retorno habendo, and
    return
Serving writ of distringas, and return
Serving and return of elegit or liberate
Empannelling jury on elegit or extent
For swearing the same, each
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Serving writ of restitution, and return
Summons in partition, for every
    person summoned, and return
Serving writ of partition, and return
Empannelling jury thereon
Swearing the jury, each
Attendance, per day
Serving an attachment in partition,
    and return
Returning writ inquiry of damages
Empannelling jury thereon
Swearing the same, each
Attendance, per day
Proclamation of rebellion, and return
Serving withernam, and return
And the same fees allowed as upon
    replevins
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    III.  And, whereas it often happens, that small sums only are remaining due
upon judgments given for great sums and penalties, and nevertheless in these cases,
upon executing of writs of capias ad satisfaciendum, the sheriff demands and takes
for his fees poundage for the whole money for which such judgments are entered:
For remedying of which grievance and inconvenience, Be it enacted, That where
any writ of capias ad satisfaciendum shall issue, poundage shall in no case be demanded
or taken upon executing of such writ of capias ad satisfaciendum, or upon
charging any person in execution by virtue of such writ, for any greater sum than
the real debt bonâ fide due and claimed by the plaintiff amounts to, which sum
the clerk or the plaintiff, his agent or attorney, shall and are hereby obliged to
make and specify on the back of such writ, together with a memorandum or note
in case of penalty, that the growing interest is claimed till payment; and no sheriff,
under sheriff, or bailiff, shall be obliged to execute such writ before such endorsement.

    V.  And be it enacted, That on the service of any execution for money or tobacco,
the sheriff, for the service of the same, shall charge and receive on the
same at the rate of ten per cent. for the first five pounds in money, or six hundred
pounds of tobacco, and the rate of five per cent. for the residue, in the same specie
the execution shall issue for, to be endorsed as aforesaid; and that no sheriff
shall be chargeable, in any action of escape, for more than the sum of money or
tobacco really due, or endorsed to be received on the execution in discharge
thereof.

                                             To the SURVEYOR.
 

For the survey of one hundred acres
    of land or under, per acre
Any quantity above one hundred acres
    and under two hundred
If between two hundred acres and
    five hundred acres, then for the
    first two hundred as before, and
    for all above two hundred acres
Five hundred acres, as before, and
    for all above, per hundred
For every plat, allowing three plats
    for every survey, that is to say,
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    one to the party, one to the
    examiner-general, and the other to
    be entered with the certificate
    upon the surveyor's book, for
    the first hundred acres or under
For all above the first hundred acres,
    per hundred
For a journey fee, if the land be
    distant from the house of the
    surveyor twenty miles or under,
    and if more six-pence per
    mile
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Fees to the
surveyor.

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