ART. 16] CHANCERY. 369

1888, art. 15, sec. 18. 1860, art. 15, sec. 18. 1786, ch. 33, sec. 7.
18. Each commissioner appointed by the court shall be
entitled to two dollars per day for each day he shall attend in
the execution of the commission; any person acting as surveyor
shall receive such per diem allowance as shall be adjudged by
the commissioners, not exceeding four dollars per day; each
chain carrier shall receive seventy-five cents, and each witness
fifty cents for each day they shall respectively attend, to be
paid by the person at whose request the service shall be per-
formed, and if necessary, attachment of contempt shall be
issued by the court issuing the commission, to compel such
payment.

ARTICLE XVL

CHANCERY.

Abatement and Revivor. 1. Suit not to abate by death, when. 2. Bill of reviver not necessary. 3. Suggestion of death and subpoena or publication. 4. Appearance by representative of deceased. 5. Death of representative of de- ceased. 6. Death after setting down cause for hearing. 7. Death after decree or after case is ripe for dectee. 8. Death after final decree. Execu- tion. 9. Non-appearance of representa- tive of deceased. 10. Concealment of representative of deceased. 11. Removal of representative from State. 12. Bill of revlvor may be filed. 13. Suit not to abate by marriage of party. 24

Alimony. 14. Court may hear causes for. 16. May award when divorce is de- creed. Amendment. 16. How pleadings may be amended. 17. In cases of infants; lunatics; married women; non-resi- dents. Auditor. 18. Auditor — powers; duties. 19. Compensation. 20. Reference to. 21. May take testimony. 22. Production of books and papers before. 23. Proceedings before. Books and Papers, Produc- tion of. [ 24. When court may order.