Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-03-05

examination be found to be reasonable.
For serving writ OF subpoena witness fifty cents
and further compensation shall be allowed for any
copy, summons, or notice for witness.
For travel in going only to any process warrant
attachment other writ including wrts of subpoena in
civil and criminal cases, six cents per mile, to be
puted from the place of service to the place where
the writ process is returned and if more than per-
is served Herewith, the travel shall be computed
from the court to the place Of service which shall be the
most remote adding thereto the extra travel which shall
be necessary to it on the others: Provided That
when than two writs of any kind in behalf of the
same party or parties TO be served the same per-
persons, part of the persons might
be served at the time the marshal shall be entitled
to compensation for travel only two Of such writs
and unnecessary expense it shall be the duty Of
the clerk to insert the Of many witnesses in
in each subpoena convenience in serving the
will permit And in all cases where mileage is allowed
to the marshal by this act it shall be at his option
ceive the his actual travelling expenses, be
proved on his oath to the satisfaction of the court
For each bail bond, fifty cents.
For summoning appraisers each fifty cents.
For every commitment discharge Of prisoner, nry
cents.
For every proclamation in admiralty thirty cents.
For sales of vessels other properyunder process in
admiralty, under the order of court OF admiralty,
and for receiving and paying the money for un-
der five hundred dollars, two and one-ha per centum
for larger and onequarter per centum upon
the excess
For serving an attachment in rem libel in admi-
ray dollars and the necessary expenses of keeping
boats vessels other property attached or hbelled in
admiralty, not exceeding two dollars and nifty cents per
day. and in the debt claim shall be settled by the
parties without sale of the property the marshal shall
be entitled commission of per centum on the
first five hundred dollars of the claim decree and one
half of per cenum the excess over five hundred
dollars Provided That in the value of the property
shall be less than the claim then and in such such
commission shall be allowed only on the appraised value
thereof
For serving writ of possession, partition execution,
any final process the mileage is herein allow
ed for the service of any other writ and for making the
service, seizing or levyng on property advertising and
dsposing of the same by sae seto or otherwise ac-
cordng law receiving and paying the money the
fees and poundage shall be allowed for 81
mar services the sher of the several States respec
lively in which the service may be rendered.
For serving venires and summonng every twelve men
as grand or petit jurors four dollars thirty and
nethrd cents each and in those States where jurors
by the laws of the State, drawn by constables
other officers of corporate towns places by lot the
marshal shall receive for the Of the officers employed
in drawing and summonng the jurors and returning each
venre dollars and for his trouble in distrbut-
ing the venres two dollars for each jury Provided That
in no case shall the fees for distributing and serving
nres, and drawing and summonng jurors by township
officers including mileage chargeable by the marshal for
such service, at any court, exceed nifty dollars.
For travelling from his residence to the place of hold
ing court attend term thereof ten cents per mile for
going only and FIVE dollars per day for attending the cir
cult and district courts when they both in session.
for attending either of said courts when but one is in
sion and for bringing in and committing prisoners and
witnesses during the term.
For executing deed prepared by party his attor-
ney, one dollar.
For drawing and executing a deed, i've dollars.
For transporting criminals per mile for him
self, each necessary guard, and each prisoner
For copies Of wrs papers furnished at the request OF
any party, ten cents per folio.
For holding court Of inquiry other proceeding be-
fore jury including the summoning Of jury five dol
lars The marshal of the District of South Carolina shall
hereafter be entitled receive salary Of two hundred
dollars per annum.
The respective courts Of the United States shall appoint
cers for their courts to be allowed the Of two dol
lars per day. and the marsha hereby authorized to
appoint such number of persons, exceeding fve
the judges Of their respective courts shall determine to
attend upon the grand and other uries and for other
necessary purposes who shall be allowed for their
vices the Of two dollars per day. to be paid by and
included in the accounts Of the marshal out Of money
of the United States in his hands, the compensation to be
given only for actual attendance and when both courts
in session at the same tme to be paid but for atten
dance court.
For expenses while employed in endeavOring to arrest
under process any person charged with convicted Of
crime the actually expended, not to exceed two
dollars per day. in addition to his compensation for
vice and travel.
For disbursing money jurors and Witnesses and for
other expenses, two per centum.
Fer attending examinations before commissioner and
bringing in guarding and returning prisoners charged
with crime, and witnesses, two dollars per day. and the
for each deputy necessarily attending not exceed
ing two.
Sec 2 Aud be Il further enacted That there shall be
paid to the marshal his fees for services rendered for the
United States for summonng jurors and witnesses in be-
half 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 confined in Jail for any
criminal offence for the commitment discharge Of such
prisoners for the expenses necessarily incurred for fuel
lights and other contingencies that may in hold
ing the courts within the district and providing the books
necessary to record the proceedings thereof Pored
That the marshal shall incur expense Of than
twenty dollars in any year for furniture fifty dol
lars for rent Of building and making improvements there
on, without first submitting statement and estimates to
the Secretary Of the Interior and getting his instructions
in the premises.
attorney clerk Of district court clerk circuit court
and marshal Of the United States SHALL until otherwise
directed by law upon the first days OF January and July
in each year. commencing with the first day OF July next
within thirty days from and after the days specified
make to the Secretary Of the Interior in such form he
shall prescribe, return in writing embracing all the
fees and emouments Of their respective Offices of every
and character distinguishing the fees and cmolu
mens received payable under the bankrupt act from
those received payable for any other seryce and in
the Of marshal further distinguishing the fees and
emoluments received payable for services by himself
personally rendered. from those received payable
services rendered by deputy and also distinguishing
the fees and mouments received payable for services
rendered by each deputy by name and the proportion Of
such fees and emouments which, by the terms of his
vice, each deputy is to receive and also embracing all
the necessary Office expenses of such officer together with
the vouchers for the payment Of the same for the half
year ending the said first day of January July rs
the may be- which shall be- in all cases. ver
fed by the oath of the officer making the same And
district attorney shall be allowed by the said Secretary Of
the Interior to retain Of the fees and emoumens Of his
SAID oce, Tor his personal compensation and
above his necessary office expenses the necessary clerk
hre included TO be audited and allowed by the proper