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

dollars per day FOR attending the circnit and
district courts when they are both in session,
q for attending either Of said courts when
but one is in session, and for bringing in and
committing prisoners and witnesses during the
term.
For executing deed prepared by party
or his attorney, one dollar.
For drawing and c.cecutirg a deed, five dol
lars.
For transporting criminals ten cents per
mile for himself each necessary guard, and
prisoner.
For copies of writs or papers furnish
ed at the request of any party, ten cents
per folio.
For holding court of inquiry or other
proceeding before a jury, including the
summoning of a jury, five dollars The
marshal of the district of South Carroll
ma shall hereafter be entitled to receive
a salary of two hundred dollars per an
mum.
The respective courts of the United
States shall appoint criers for their
courts, to be allowed the sum of two dol
lars per day aud the marshals are here
by authorized to appoint such number
of persons, not exceeding five, as the
judges of their respective courts shall
determine, to attend upon the grand and
other juries and for other necessary pur-
poses, who shall be allowed for their ser.
vices the SUN of two dollars per day, to
be paid by aud included in the accounts
of the marshal, out of any money of the
United States in his hands: the compen-
sation to be given only for actual atten-
dance; aud when both courts are in ses-
sion at the same time, to be paid but for
attendance on one court.
For expenses while employed in en-
deavoring to arrest under process any
person charged with or convicted of a
crime, the sum actually expended, not
to exceed two dollars per day, in addi-
tion to his compensation for service and
travel
For disbursing money to jurors and
witnesses, aud for other expenses, two
per ccntum.
For attending examinations before a
commissioner, and bringing in, guarding,
and returning prisoners charged with
crime, and witnesses, two dollars per day,
and the same for each deputy nccessari-
ly attending, not exceeding two.
SEC 3 And be it further enacted,
That there shall be paid to the marshal
his fees for services rendered for the T.
nited States. for summoning jurors and
witnesses in behalf of the United States.
and in behalf Of any prisoner to be tried
for capital offence; for the maintenance
of prisoners of the United States, confn-
cd in jail for any criminal offence for
the commitment or discharge of such
prisoners for the expenses necessarily
incurred for fuel, lights, and other con-
tingencies that may accrue in holding
the courts within the district, and provi-
ding the books necessary to record the
proceedings thereof: Provided, That the
marshal shall not incur an expense of
more than twenty dollars in any one year
for furniture or $50 for rent of bull
ding and making improvements thereon,
without first submitting a statement and
estimates to the Secretary of the Iuteri-
or, and getting his instructions in the
premises.
SEC. 8. And be it further enacted,
That every district attorney clerk of a
district court, clerk Of circuit court,
and marshal of the United States, shall,
until otherwise directed by law, upon the
first day of January and July in each
year, commencing with the first day Of
July next, or within thirty days from
and after the days specified, make to the
Secretary of the Interior, in such form
as he shall perscribe, return in writing,
embracing all the fees and cmoluments
Of their respective Offices, of every name
and character, distinguishing the fees and
emoluments received or payable under
the bankrupt act, from those received or
payable for any other service; and iu the
case of marshal, further distinguishing
the fees and emoluments received or pay
able for services by himself pers onally
rendered from those received or payable
for services rendered by deputy and
also distinguishing the fees aud emolu-
ments SO received or payable for services
rendered by each deputy, by name, and
the proportion of such fees and emolu-
ments which by the terms of his service,
each deputy is to receive; and also en-
! bracing all the necessary Office expenses
Of such officer. together with the vouch-
ers for the payment of the same for the
half year ending on the said first day of
January or July, as the case may be,
which return shall be, in all cases verif-
ed by the oath of the officer making the
same. And no district attorney shall
be allowed by the said Secretary Of the
interior 10 retain of the fees and
emoluments of his said Office, for his
own personal compensation, over and a.
bove his necessary office expenses. the
necessary clerk hire included, to be au-
dited and allowed by the proper account
ing officers of the treasury, a sum exceed
ing six thousand dollars per year, and at
and after that rate for such time as he
shall hold the office and no clerk of Il
district court, or clerk of circuit court,
shall be allowed by the said Secretary to
retain of the fees and emOluments of his
said office, or, in case both Of the said
clerkships shall be held by the same per-
son, of the said Offices, for his own per
sonal compensation, over and above the
necessary expenses Of his office and nee
essary clerk hire included, also to be au-
dited and allowed by the proper accoup-
ting officers of the treasury. a sum ex-
ceeding three thousand five hundred dol
lars per year for any such district clerk,
or circuit clerk, or at and after
that rate for such time as he shall hold
the Cfice Provided That when the com
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