Southern shield., 1853-06-18


 expenses, to be proved on his oath 10 the satisfaction of the court.
 For each bail bond, fifty cents.
 For summoning appraisers, each fifty cents.
 For every commitment or discharge of prisoner, fifty cents.
 For every proclamation in admiralty. thirty cents.
 For sales of vessels or other property, under process in admiralty, or under the order of court of admiralty, and for re- ceiving and paying the money, for anv sum under five hnnd-c:I '"iiafs' Two and one and one quarter per centum, upon 1 the excess.
 For serving nu ,rttdUnmenI W 7cn libel in admiralty, two dollars; and the necessary expenses of keeping boats, vesses or other property attached or h. belled in admiralty, not exceeding two dollars and fifty cents per day; and in case the debt or claim shall be settled by the parties, without sale of the proper ty, the marshal shall be entitled to a | COillIllSSlOIl Ol OIIT pCi CCilt. Ol uASS five hundred dollars of the claim or de. cree, and one-half of one per cent. on the excess over five hundred dollars: I Pr0uided, That in case the value of the property shall be less than the calm. then, and in such case, such commission shall be allowed only on the appraised value thereof
 For serving a writ of possession, par tition, execution, or any final process. the same mileage as is herein allowed for the service of any other writ: and for making the service, seizing or levylng on property, advertising and dlsposlng of the same by sale, set-off, orlherwlse, according to law, receiving and paying over the money, the same fees and pou- ndage as are or shall be allowed for sim liar services to the sheriffs of the several States, respectively, in which the ser vices may be rendered.
 For serving venires and summoning every twelve men as grand or petit iu TOTS, four dollars, or thirty three and one third cents each; and in those States where jurors, by the laws of the State, ]; are drawn by constables. or other officers , of corporate towns or places, by lot, the 5 marshal shall receive for the use of the ' officers employed in drawing and sum- , morning the jurors and returning each
 venire, two dollars, and for his own / trouble in distributing the venires, two dollars for each jury: ProUided, That : in no case shall the fees for distributings summoning jurors by township oficers,s l inc uding mileage chargeable by the marshal for such service, at any court, f fifty dollars.
 For trave'i ing from his residence to , the place of holding court, to attend } term thereof, ten cents, per mile for go- ing only, and five dollars per day for attending the circuit and district courts when they are both in session, or for at- tending 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 a party or his attorney, one dollar. J For drawing and executing deeds I five dollars.
 For transporting criminals tell cents , per mile for himself, each necessary guard, and each prisoner. \ For copies of writs or papers furn. ished at the request of any party, ten !, cents per folio,
 For holding court of inquiry or oth. CT proceeding before jury, including the summoning of a jury, five dollars. 1 The marshal of the district of South Carolina shall hereafter be entitled to r receive salary of two hundred dollars per annum.
 The respective courts of the United
 States shall appoint crie,s for their courts
 to be allowed the sum of two dollars per day; and the marshals are hereby |, authorized 10 appoint such number of persons. not exceeding five, as the judg- 5 es of their respective courts shalj deter ? mine, to attend upon the grand and oth- : CT juries, and for other necessary pur- !, poses, who shall be allowed for their : services the sum of two dollars per day. : to be paid by and 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- a dance; and when both courts are in ses- . sion al the same time, to be paid but for ' attendance on one court.
 For expenses while employed in en- 7 deavorlng to arrest under process any r person charged with or convicted of l crime, the sum actually expended, moi , to exceed two dollars per day, in addi- - ton to his compensation for service and ii travel.
 D For disbursing money 10 jurors and - witnesses, and for other expenses, two O per centum.
 e For attending examinations before a a commissioner, and bringing in guarding, e and returning prisoners charged with n crime, and witnesses, two dollars per e- day, and the same for each deputy nec' e essarily attending, not exceeding twc. 5, SEC. ?. find De it further e1.aeted. It That there shall be paid to the marshal al his fees for services rendered for ,he Uni 1T ted States. for summoning jurors and o witnesses in behalf of the United States,
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