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

criminal cases, ten cents for each witness and
travel as In civil causes, unless in special cases
when the Court may increase the fee 70 what
they may judge reasonable For the Sheriff. OF
Constabe's attending the Court, aud keeping the
prisoner in criminal cases, seventy five cents fo
every twslve hours; and 50 in proportion for q
greater or less time. Levying executions in per
sonal actions, for the first hundred dollars fou
| cents; for every dollar above that, and not eN
ceediag two hundred dollars, two cents for every
dollar and for all above two hundred dollars
one cent for every dollar; travel for the services
| OF such executions and also Of mesne processe:
! or warrants TO him directed, four cent, a mile
| the travel TO be computed from the place ol
| service TO the Court or place of return by the
usual way only one travel shall be allowed for
| one writ, execution warrant, and il the same
be served more than enc person, tben the
travel shall be computed from that place ~ SER
vice which may be most remote from the place OF
return, with all further necessary travel in serv-
| log such execution, writ or warrant. But 1.-THE
| travel from the place Of service TO the place OF
return be more than fifty miles, then only one
cent mile shall DE allowed for all travel exceed
! ing that distance. The travelling fees aud fees
Of service shall be endorsed by the ofcer servtss
| the same. otherwise they shall not be allowed.
| Serving an execution upon Judgment OF Court
for partition of real estate, assigning OF dover,
/ one dollar day, and four cents mile, out from
/ the place OF his abode. And no Sheriff shall de-
mand or receive from any Of his Deputies more
| than at the rate Of twenty five per cent. on the
amount Of fees for travel and service. For return
ing the certificates Of vote. Of the several towns
! for Governor and Senators, to the Secretary's
| Office, eight cents mile, computing from the
place Of his abode TO the Secretary's Office, to ne
| paid out Of the treasury Of the State; and but
one travel shall be allowed for the whole. To the
officer attending the Grand Jury, for each days
attendance, seventy five cents. The officer at
| tending the traverse Jury for every cause, to be
| paid with the jury fees, twenty hve cents. For
| dispensing penires for jurymen, treasurer's war
rants and pro clamatious of all kinds, eight cents
each. To each appraiser Of real estate for ex-
! tending execution or assigning dover, one dollar
day, and travel at the rate of four cents mile
going out and returning home. For every Dep
uty Sheriff or Constable who shall attend the
| Supreme Judicial Court, or Court Of Sessions, or
Circuit Court of Common Pleas by their order.
one dollar and fifty cents day, to be paid out
! of the county treasury. To the Sheriff, for e ach
days attendance in the Supreme Judicial Court
or Circuit Court of Common Pleas, five dollars,
and two dollars per day for attending the Court
( of Sessions, and at the rate OF two dollars Tor
every ten miles travel from his place of residence
I TO the Court.-To the Crier, three dollars per
day, to he paid out Of the county treasury Fro
pided, The crier shall not have any allowance
for attending the Court of Sessions. To Csnsta-
bles for the service Of Venires, twenty five cents,
and four cents mile for travel to the clerks
Office, to be paid cut Of the county treasury.
Gaoler's Fees.
Turning the kew for each prisoner, con-
mtted on discharged, twenty cents. Dieting
each prisoner, such sum weekly as the Court
of Sessions shall, from time 10 time, judge
reas enable.
For Marriages.
To the Town Clerk for publishing the
banns of Mstrimonv, recording the same, Civ
ing certificate Of the punishment, and re-
cording the marriage upon receiving the JUS
tees or Ministers certificate thereof, fifty
cents, to be paid by the man published, on
receiving a certificate Of the punishment.
To every minister or justice OF the Peace.
who shall lawfully solemnize marriage, and
certify the same. one dollar and twenty live
cents. To the town Clerk for recording
births and deaths, eight cents each. For q
certificate OF birth or death, ten cents.
Fees in the Secretary's Office.
! For certificate under the seal OF the State
for the benefit of particular persons. one dollar
Fer all copies FIR the benefit Of particular
persons, at the rate Of twelve cents page
And it is 20 be understood thata page as men
toned in this Act, should contain two hun
dred and twenty-four words.
County Registers Fees.
! For entering and recording deed or Other
paper, of the length of one page or under,
twelve cents, and for certifying on the original
! The time when, and the book and page where
the sane may be rec orded, FIVE cents. II the
instrument recorded exceed the length OF a
page. at The rate of fourteen cents page
| the fees TO be paid at the offering OF the in
! strument.
For all copies, at The rate Of fourteen cents
a page.
| For entering in the margin a discharge Of a
mortgage, 10 be signed ~ the person dischar'
| ging the ssme, twelve cents.
.Allo~dnce % Jurors.
SEC. 9. Be IL further enacte9. That The
| grand jurors attending at the Supreme Judi
ciai Court. and Circuit Court Of Common
Pleas. and The Jurors for trials attending ei-
her OF said Courts, shall each be allowed
one dollar and twenty 6se cents day Tor
their attendance. and si1 cents ms G Tor iheii
travel out and home, to - paid out ofihs
County Treasury and there shall he paid to
The clerk Of the Supreme Judicial Court, and
n he clerk If Tie Circuit Court Of Commor
Pleas. respectively, by he plaintiff or appel
lani. The sum of seven dollars for The trial al
zach evil action. for the use q The county
"A .n 10 all clerks Ie.nrriirely shaII frrlh.