The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1792-08-03 00:00:00, page 1

Newhampfhire
For levying excutions in per
sonal actions and extents, fix
pence on the pound for the firft
twenty pounds ; three pence on
the pound for the second twen
ty pounds ; two pence on the
pound for all Turns between for
ty and an hundred pounds, and
one penny on the pound tor all
sums above one hundred pounds
the poundage on extents to be
taken in the fame paper, bills,
notes, orders or certificates, as
the fame extent issued for.
For travel for the service of
each writ, execution or extent,
two pence per mile ; the travel
to be computed from the place
of service to the office, place
or court to which the writ is
returnable, by the way most
commonly used: And where
there are several persons in the
fame writ, execution or extent,
upon whom it is served the tra
vel /hall be computed from the
remotest of them, and no more
to be allowed for travel than
if it was lerved only on the re
motest person as aforefaid ;
provied that no more than fifty
miles travel (hall be allowed the
fheriff or other officer serving
any writ, execution or extent,
in any case : The travelling
fees, and fees of service to be
endorsed on the writ in mefne
process, and no more fhali be
allowed in any case than is io
endorsed ; and also the fees for
service, poundage ond travel,on
executions and extents, ihall be
particularly set down and ex
pressed thereon.
- For summoning witnesses,
one (hilling each.
FOR the service of a writ of
possession the fame as for
the service of the original writ
on which it was obtained, with
poundage for the coll as in per
fcnal aftion.
STATE OF NEW.HAMPSHIRE.
EXETE R, (New-Hamffeire) Printed and Published by HENRY RANLET, at Nine Shillings per annum.
For serving a writ of execu
tion for partition of real estate,
on a judgment of court, five
Shillings per day, and for travel
and expences, three pence per
mile.
For every trial, eight pence,
to be paid with jurors fees.
For every default, four pence.
For attending the grand-jury,
two Shillings per day.
For attending the petit-jury,
nine pence each case, to be paid
with the jury fees.
FRIDAY, August 3, 1792.]
Regulating Fees,
(Concluded from our last )
An ACT
For dispersing venires, three
pence each, to be paid out of
the county treasury.
For dispersing proclamations,
to be paid out of the county
treafury, three pence each.'
Coroner's fees.
For serving writs, the fame
fee for travel and service as to
the fheriff.
For every trial where the
(heriff is concerned, eight pence,
to be paid with the jury's-fees.
For taking an inquifition,nine
(hillings.
To the foreman of the jury,
three (hillings, and other jurors
two (hillings and fix pence per
day, anyone (hilling for every
ten miles travel.
To the constable, his expen
ces in summoning the jury of
inquest and attendance, four
(hillings per day ; all fees at
tending any inquificion on the
death of any perfon,(hall be paid
out of the estate of the deceased,
and, in want thereof by the
county treasurer, the fame be
ing adjusted and allowed by the
court of sessions.
For the service of writs, war
rants and executions, and for
travel, the lame as to the fheriff.
Crier's fees
For every default or non
fuit, eight pence.
For every verdict, to be paid
with the jury's fees,eight pence,
Judge of pobate and register's
fees.
For granting administration
or guardianship, fix (hillings,in
cluding the bonds, letters of
guardianship and adminiltration
whereof two thirds to the re
gister, and if more than one
minor be put under the fame
guardian at the fame time, then
tor every such one to the judge
fix pence, and to the register
one (hillings
For taking the proof of a
will or codicil,, entering the
oaths of the witnesses and certi
fying the fame, and recording
the whole, it but one page,eight
Killings, to be equally divided
between the judge and the re
gister ; if more than one page,
then the fame for recording eve
ry such page, as in other cases
to the register only.
For examining accounts of
executors, administrators or
guardians, two (hillings a page.
For allowing and making a
decree on such accounts, three
(hillings.
For every allowance and con-
Constable's fees.
T H E
firmation of the division of any
real estate three Killings.
For every citation, one Fil
ing to the register, and to the
judge one (hilling.
For every order or warrant
for dividing real estate, one (hil
ling to the judge and two (hil
lings to the register.
For every commission to ex
amine claims to insolvent estate,
two (hillings to the register and
one (hilling to the judge.
For every licence to fell estate
real or personal, three (hillings,
one half to the judge and the
other to the register.
For making the proportion
among the creditors to an inlol
vent estate, to be allowed fix
(hillings for every twenty credit
ors, and in that proportion for
a greater number.
To the judge for a decree or
order to the executor or admi
nistrator to pay the several cre
ditors according tothe comp u
tation and proportion aforefaid,
two (hillings.
For a quietus, one (billing to
the judge and one (hilling to the
regitter.-
For attending a dispute con
cerning the right of parties in
any case, and an hearing by
counlel, including the decree
thereon, three (hillings to the
judge and three (hillings to the
remitter.
For granting an appeal to the
Cupreine court of probate, and
taking bond for prosecution,
three (hillings to be equally di
vided between the judge and
register.
For passing an order for put
ting any bond in (uit, two (hil
lings, to be equally divided be
tween the judge and register ;
and three (hillings for taking a
bond of indemnification one half
to the judge and the other half
to the register.
Fees in the secretary's office.
For every commifhon tor any
person to an office of profit, to
be paid by the person commissi
oned, fix (hillings.
For every certificate under
the seal of the state, three fhil
lin^'
For every military commissi
on, to be paid out of the public
treasury, three (hillings.
For each petition of a pri
vate nature, to the general court,
three (hillings,to be paid by the
petitioner.
Goaler's fees.
For receiving any prisoner in
to custody, one (hilling and fix
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p?nce, and the like fees for difr
charging the prisoner.
For each prisoner's diet, five
(hillings per week.
? Grand jurors fees.
To the grand jurors, two (hil
lings and fix pence per day,to be
paid out of the county trealury,
and two pence per mile for
their travel to and from court.
To the toieman in every
cause at the fuperiour-court.two
(hillings and fix pence.
Each other juior, two fhil
lingss
And at the court of common
pleas and court of general leffi
ons of the peace, to the foieman
in each cause, two (hillings, and
to each other juror, one (hilling
and fix pence.
And each juror whether
grand or petit, attending either
of the courts aforefaid, (hall be
paid out of the trealury cf the
county where laid court is hold
en, two pence per mile tor his
travel to and from the court.
Fees of the Recorder of deeds.
For a certificateon a deed, of
the time when and the plce
where recorded, and for every
other certificate by him "made,
three pence.
For examining the records $
the request of any perlon, three
pence lor each book examined.
For dilcharging a mortgage
on the record, as the law directs
one /billing.
Fees of notary public
For every protclt under leal,
fix {hillings.
For every certificate under
seal, three Shillings.
The parties and wane lies be
fore any justice ot the pea<e and
at any of the courts atorelaid,
(hall be allowed for each day's
attendance; one (hilling and fix
pence, and tor every ten miles
travel out and in, one fhilhng &
fix pence, a ferry to be reckon
ed as five miles travel
To the party for fummcning
witnesses, the lame as to the
fheriff when he does it, one (hil
ling each witntfs.
Every plainuffin his bill of cofl:
in cases where the defendant is
defaulted never having madea
ny appearance or defence, Ihall
be allowed no more travelling
fees, than for what he travels in
rhe County where the court is
holden, in the molt uiuai way
of travelling from the place
where he lives to the court.
Parties and witnefes fees
Petit jurors fees.