The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12

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der Of the Court, twelve cents page. Copies Of
all papers or records. twelve cents page. Keep
ing an account Of the attendance Of the Justices
of The Court of Sess,ooi each term, TO be paid
out of the county ffvknry, seventy five cents
For the entry Of position, fifty cents.
In the ssIs-eme judicial Court, Justices Fees.
Entering an aetionr 81 lomplaint, including the
taxing Of bill Of COS y, two dollars and twenty
cents. Allowing wrS Of error, granting Cerfto-
rart. Habeas Corpus O. other writ, on motion,
forty cents. Granting writ Of protection, thirty
cents. PROVINCE deed, twenty cents. Entering
petition, and making an order thereon for
the sale or partition Of real estate, one dollar.
Accepting partition Of real estate, forty cents.
The foregoing fee. shall he received by theClerk,
and by him paid % the Treasurer Of The State,
annnaily, on or bsrs.n tn first day Of January.
Fees Of the Clerk in the Supreme Judicial
Court. For the entry of an action or complaint,
entering up and recording the judgment, whether
on verdict demurrer, non-soit, default or state
Of facts, one dollar and fifty five cents. writ
Of review, seventy cents. A writ Of scare facids,
forty cents. An original writ Of execution, in
GLIDING the taxing Of the costs, and filing OF the
papers. sixty FIVE cents. An original writ OF Ha-
bere Factas Possessaonenl, including the taxing OF
the costs, and filing Of the papers. eighty cents.
An alias writ Of execution, thirty FIVE cents. An
alias writ Of Faeias Habere Possessfonenp, fifty
cents. writ Of Habsus CoYus, forty cents.
Copies Of all papers containing less than one
page, ten cents each Of all papers containing
more than page, at the rate Of twelve cents a
page. Entering rule Of Court, fifteen cents.
Acknowledging satisfaction Of judgment, on
record, twelve cents. Continuing each cause,
and entering the same next term, twenty cents
Proving deed in Court and certifying the same,
twenty cents. For each Tsnire Fdcids for Jury
men, TO be paid out Of the county Treasures re-
.pectively, the Justices certificate, six cents.
Every writ and seal, other than before meption-
ed, forty cents. Every subpoena for one or more
Witnesses, ten cents. Each recosnizance, inclu-
ding principal and sureties, twenty cents. Re
cording judgment in every criminal cause, forty
cents. A writ Of protection, twenty cents. En-
tering discharge Of a recognizance by proclama-
ton, fifteen cents. For opening and filing a
deposition, ten cents.
Allowance to parties and witnesses. To parties
recovering costs, for an attorney in all causes
where an issue in law or fact is joined in the
Supreme Judicial Court, two dollars and fifty
cents. And in all causes in the Circuit Court Of
Common Pleas. where an issue in law or fact is
joined, one dollar and fifty cents. For the decla-
ration in each writ, fifty cents. For parties recov
erny costs, whether in the supreme Judicial
Sessions, or before Justice of the Peace, thirty
three cents for each days attendance, and travel
ten miles to be accounted one day. Power Of
Attorney, fifty cents. And no plaintiff shall be
allowed for more than three days. attendance,
when the defendant lie defaulted, unless the de-
fendant appears in Court, and makes answer to
the plaintiffs suit in which case, If the defend
ant is defaulted after the expiration ofthree days.
no attendance shall be taxed for the plaintiff,
after the day when the default shall happen !:
Prorid,d nevertheless, That when the party re-
covering costs IN any Court, shall live more than
forty miles from the place Of holding such Court,
and such party shall not actually travel to attend
the same Court, in such cause there shall not be
allowed for travel in taxing the bill Of costs,
more than forty miles distance, unless such party
shall employ some agent or attorney. who shall
in fact travel more than forty miles for the
special purpose Of attending such Court in such
cause. In a criminal cause, where one or more
defendants are tried by the Jury at the same
time in the Supreme Judicial Court, or where the
sause is determined by an issue in law, for the
AttorneyGeneral or person attending for thestate,
two dollars and fifty cents And If there be no
trial by the Jury, and the cause be not determn-
ed by an issue in law, one dollar and twenty i've
cents; and in all causes in the Circuit Court OF
Common Pleas, one dollar and twenty five cents.
bra wing an indictment in the Supreme Judicial
Court, one dollar and twenty five cents and in
the Circuit Court Of Common Pleas, sixty five
cents: But no fees for travel shall be allowed
and taxed, in any bill Of costs in any suit in
which the State shall be party. Witnesses in
civil or criminal causes, whether in the Supreme
Judicial Court, Circuit Court Of Common Pleas,
or Court of Sessions, one dollar for each days
attendance, and four cents for each miles travel,
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Justice Of the Peace referees or arbitrators, thirty
three cents per day, and for their travel the
same as at other Courts :: Prorided, such witness
do personally attend said Courts, respectively,
and certify In writing their attendance travel.
Shsrifs, Constdbles and Criers' Fees.
For the service of an original summons or Scirc
Faeias, either by reading the same, or by copy on
one defendant, thirty cents if on more than one
defendant, then for each other defendant so serv-
ed, thirty cents. For the service Of eapias or
attachment, on one defendant with summons,
thirty cents if served on more than one defend
ant thea thirty cents for each defendant 50
served And if the officer. by the written direction
OF the plaintiff or plaintiffs his or their agent or
attorney, shall make special service Of any such
writ, either by attaching property or taking the
body therefor, for such special service on each
DETERMINATION whom such writ shall be so served,
the Sheriff shall be allowed fifty cents. And
where the officer is by Law directed to leave a
copy in order to complete the service, or shall
give a copy Of any precept upon demand
thereof, he may charge at the rate Of twelve
cents page. For bail bond and writing the
same, including principal and sureties, to re paid
by the person admitted to bail, and taxed for
him if he shall prevail. twenty cents Serving a
writ Of possession exclusive Of fees for collecting
on the costs, che dollar and ten cents. II on
more than one piece Of land. seventy Eve cents
for each piece Of land aasr the first IN. fse-
for collecting the Costs On wff 81 Fe.ssssion, the
same a. on execuiIcrs ~ p-rscnsi ertlans. -rr