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Sections
adopted.
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Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That sections
seventeen, eighteen and nineteen of Article thirty-
eight of the Code of Public General Laws relating
to the fees of Justices of the Peace, be repealed,
and the following sections be adopted in lieu
thereof.
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Fees.
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17. The Justices of the Peace of this State shall
be entitled to receive the fees allowed in the fol-
lowing table, and such fees shall be taxed and
paid by the party against whom judgment shall
be rendered, to wit: for issuing each summons in
debt or damages, or writ of replevin, twenty-five
cents; for each summons for witnesses, including
all the witnesses applied for, at the "same" time,
twenty-five cents; for venire to summons freehold-
ers, thirty-five cents; for fieri facias, thirty-five
cents; for venditioni exponas, thirty-five cents; for
scire facias, forty-five cents; for every supersedeas,
twenty cents; for every oath or affidavit, ten
cents; for probate or account, ten cents; for every
judgment rendered where there is no trial, twenty-
five cents; for every judgment rendered on trial,
sixty cents; for every warrant of attachment
against a resident debtor, forty-five cents; for
every attachment against a non-resident or ab-
sconding debtor, one dollar; for attachment of con-
tempt, twenty-five cents; for venire to summon a
Jury in a case of forcible entry and detainer, and
summons to tenant, one dollar; for taking inquisi-
tion and return thereof, four dollars; ior warrant
of restitution, one dollar; for taking every ac-
knowledgment of every deed or other instrument
of writing from each person making an acknowl-
edgment, thirty cents; for a certificate of estrays,
forty cents; for issuing writ of attachment by way
of execution, forty-five cents; for taking replevin
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