1002 FEES OF OFFICERS. [ART. 36

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 execution.
For returning a writ of replevin......................... $ 15

The same fees for executing replevin as upon executions.
The same fees for serving a withem am as upon replevin.
Also the same fees on appraisement and sale of goods distrained

and sold for rent.
For serving writ of retorno habendo, and return............. 1 25

For serving writ of distringas, and return.................. 1 25

For serving and return of elegit or liberate.................. 1 25

For empanelling jury on elegit or extent................... 3 00

For swearing the same, each............................. 15

For serving writ of restitution and return.................. 2 00

Fo:: summons in partition, for every person summoned, and

return.............................................. 40

For serving writ of partition, and return................... 40

For empanelling jury thereon ............................ 3 00

For swearing the jury, each ............................. 15

For attendance, per day................................. 1 25

For serving an attachment in partition, and return.......... 1 50

For returning a writ of inquiry of damages................. 1 25

For empanelling a jury thereon.......................... 3 00

For swearing the same, each............................ 15

For attendance, per day................................. 1 25

For delivering commissions to supervisors of roads, to be paid

by the county, each................................... 50

For transfer of stock under execution..................... 1 00

For summoning appraisers in cases.of distress for rent and

swearing them, each.................................. 20

For serving an execution............................... 15

For service of all process the sheriff is entitled to have his fees taxed a»
part of the costs. Deale v. Estep, 3 Bl. 437.

Poundage fees due a sheriff may, after the return of the writ, be collected
as other officers' fees, in virtue of the act of 1770, ch. 25, and its supplement.
Hall v. Belt, 8 G. & J. 477.
See sec. 29 and notes.

As to the compensation of the sheriff for services at, elections, see art. 33,
sec. 118.

As to what poundage fees may be recovered by the sheriff, and by whom,
they are payable, see Howard v. Levy Court, 1 H. & J...166.

1904, art. 36, sec. 29. 1SS8, art. 36. sec. 29. 1860, art. 38. sec. 28.
1790, ch. 59, sec. 2.

29. The sheriff shall have as poundage fees for levying an execution
at the rate of seven and a half pei cent, on the first twenty-six dollars
and sixty-seven cents, and at the rate of three per cent, on the residue,
but if execution be laid on any interest in lands only one-half of the
poundage fees shall be charged, and if laid upon lands and the lands