THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR,

1835.

ceeds the sum of fifty dollars, they shall respectively(

CHAP. 201

charge, have and be entitled to receive the following

If over 50 dollars,

fees, to wit: for writing probate, six cents; each oath

fees

or affirmation, six cents; issuing warrant and making

docket entry, twenty-five cents; issuing summons, in-

cluding all the witnesses applied for at the same time,

twenty-five cents; rendering judgment on all trial ca-

ses, fifty cents; entering judgment by confession,

twenty-five cents; entering continuance, twelve and a

half cents, to be paid by the party applying for the

same; provided objection shall be made by the -opposite

party; taking super sedeas, twelve and a half cents;

filing and entering supersedeas, if taken by other jus-

tices of the peace, twelve and a half cents; search or

transcript from docket, twelve and a half cents; taking

recognizance, twenty-five cents; issuing writ of reple-

vin, twenty-five cents; issuing writ of attachment,

twenty-five cents; issuing execution, twenty-five cents;

issuing scire facias, twenty -five cents; taking replevin

or other bonds, twenty-five cents; ,and all fees received

by the respective district justices shall be accounted

for as hereinafter provided, and it shall be the duty of

Constables shall

the several constables within the several election dis-

collect and pay over

tricts, to collect and pay over to the chief justice of

the respective district courts, all fees by the said dis-

trict justices or district courts respectively charged,

under the provisions of this act, and not by them re-

ceived, and the said constables shall receive therefor

His commission

a commission of ten per cent on all sums by them re-

spectively received and paid over; and every constable

Constables fees

or officer serving or executing process of any kind un-

der the provisions of this act, shall have and be entitled

to the same fees as they are by law entitled to have

and take, for the like services imposed on them by the

existing laws, and from and after the passage of this

Constables bonds

act, the bonds of all constables shall be taken in the

penalty of two thousand dollars instead of the sum now

prescribed by law.

SEC. 17. And be it enacted, That for the recovery

Judgments for

and collection of judgments rendered by the said dis-

fines

trict courts for fines, penalties and forfeitures, all ex-

Execution thereon

ecutions shall be issued by the chief justice of the said