The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-03-30

be made, or two or more indictments shall be
found against person, only one writ or war
rant shall be necessary to arrest and commit
him for trial and il shall be sufficient to state
in the writ the name or general character of
the offences, or to refer to them only in very
general terms. Only one writ or warrant
shall be necessary to remove a prisoner from
one district to another; n copy ofwhich may
be delivered to the sheriff or TAILOR from whose
custody the prisoner may be taken, and anoth-
er copy thereof to the sheriiror iailor to whose
custody he may be committed, and the orig
inal writ, with the marshal's return thereon,
shall be returned to the clerk of the district
to- which he may be removed Whenever a
prisoner is committed to a sheriff or iailor by
virtue of writ, warrant or mittimus, n copy
thereof shall be delivered to the sheriff or iai-
lor as his authority. TO hold the prisoner, and
the original writ, warrant, or mittimus, shall
be returned to the proper court or officer with
the officers reti1rn thereon.
CLERKS FEES.
For issuing and entering every process,
commission, summons capias, execution, war
rant, attachment, or other writ, except writ
OF vcnire, summons, or subpoena for awitncss,
one dollar.
Fot filing and entering every declaration,
plea, or other paper, ten cents
For administering every oath or a1rma-
tion to witness, or other person, except d
Juror, ten cents.
For entering any return, rule, order, contin-
uance, judgment, decree, or rccognizance,
drawing any bond, or making any record
certificate return, or report, for each folio
fifteen cents; and for copy of any such en-
try or record, or of any paper on file not ex-
cccding one folio, ten cents and for each
additional folio ten cents
For making dockets and indexes, and for
all other services in a cause where issue is
joined and no testimony given, including tar
Ing costs, two dollars.
For making dockcts and indexes, and s5r
facing costs aud other services, in cause
which is dismissed, discontinued or a judg-
mcnt or decree is made or rendered therein
without issue, one dollar.
In equity and admiralty causes only the
process, pleadngs, and decree, and such nr-
ders and mcmorandums as may be necessary
to show the jurisdiction of the court ard reg
uarity of the proceedings shall be entered
upon the final record and in case OF an APP
peal, copies Of the proofs, and Of such entries
and papers on file as may be necessary on
hearing Of the appeal, may be certified up to
the appellate court.
For afliring a seal of the court TO any in
strument when required, twenty cents. For
issuing writ of subpoena twenty-five cents
For every search for any particular mortgage
judgment, or other lien, fifteen cents. For
travelling from the office of the clerh, where
he is required by law to reside, to the place
of holding any court required to be held by
law, five cents per mile for going and five for
returning, and five dollars per day for his at
tendance ON any such court or courts while
actually in session.
For searching the records of the court for
judgments, decrees, and other instruments
constituting general lien upon real estate
and certifying the result of such search, lit'
teen cents for each person against whom
snch search is required TO be made.
For receiving, keeping, and paying out
money, in pursuance of the requirements Of
any statute or order ofcourt, one per cent Oh
the amount so received, kept, and paid.
In cases removed by writ of error or ap-
peal the clerks fees for making dockets and
taxing costs, shall be but one dollar, and the
clerks of the district and circuit courts re-
spectively er-oncio, shall be, and hereby
are, authorized and empowered to admin ster
oaths, take acknowledgements, take and GER
tfy ailidayits & dcpositions in the same man
ner rs commissioners, and shall be entitled tC
the same fees and compensation therefor.
MARSHALL fbES.
For service Of any warrant, attachment
summons, capias, or other writ, (crcept ere
cution, venire, or a summons or subpoena fol
a witness, two dollars for each person on
whom such service may be made: Provided
That on petition setting forth the facts on
oath, the court may allow such fair compen-
sation for the keeping of personal property
attached and held on mesnc process, as shall
on examination, be found to be reasonable.
For serving a writ of subpoena on "a wit
ness, fifty cents; and no further compensation
shall be allowed for any copy, summons, OF
notice for witness.
For travel in going only to serve any pro
cess, warrant, attachment, or other writ, in
Guiding writs of Subpoena in civil and crlmin.
nj cases, sir cents per mile, TO be computed
from the place of service to the court OF
place where the writ or process is returned
and if more than one person is served there
with, the travel shall be computed from the
court to the place Of service which shall b,
be the most remote, adding thereto the ertrs
travel which shall be necessary TO serve it oi
the others Provided That when more than :wC
writs of any kind in behalfof the same party
or parties, TO lie served ON the same person ol
persons, or part of the same persons are OF
might be served at the same time, the marsha
shall be entitled TO compensation tor travel OF
only two Of such writs, and to save unncccs
sary expense, it shall be the duty OF the clerk
to insert the names of as many witnesses in
a cause, in such subpoena, as convenience IN
serving the same will permit. And in all
eases whore mileage is allowed to the mar
shal by this act, it shall be at his option to
receive the same, or his actual travelling c1-
pcnscs, to be proved on his oath to the salts
faction of the court.
For each bail bond, fifty cents.
For summoning appraisers, each fifty cents.
For every commitment or discharge Of a
prisoner, fifty cents,
For every proclamation in admiralty, thirty
cents.
For sales of vessels or other property, I'M
der process in admiralty, or under the order
Of a court of admiralty, and for receiving and
paying the money, for any sum under five
hundred dollars, two and one ha.fper centum;
for any larger sum, one and quarter per cen
tum, upon the excess.
For Serving an attachment in rem or a libel
in admiralty, TWO dollars and the nee, scar,
expenses of keeping boats, vessels, or other
property attached or libeled inadmralty, not
crceedng two dollars and fifty cents per day;
and in case the debt or claim shall be settled
by the parties, without sale of the property
the marshal shall be entitled to commission
of one per cent. on the first five hundred dol
lars of the claim OF decree. and one-half of
one per cent. on the ercess over five hundred
dollars; Provided, That in case the value Of
the property shall be less than the claim, then
and in such case, such commission shall be
allowed only On the apprized value thereof,
For serving a writ of possession, partition,
erecution, or any final process, the same mile
age as herein allowed for the service of any
other writ and for making the service, seiz-
ing or leyying on property, advertising and
disposing OF the same by sale, set-oif or oth-
elwise, according TO law, receiving and pay
ing over the money, the same fees and poun-
dage as are or shall be allowed for similar