Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-07

For issuing and receiving returns of writ
of restitution, including entry thereof, each
justice twenty-five cents.
SEC. 2 The fees for services under the laws
Of the United States shall be as follows:
For certificate of protection, fifty cents.
For certificate of lost protection twenty
five cents.
For warrant, twenty-five cents.
For commitment, twenty-five cents.
Summons for seamen in admiralty case,
twenty-five cents.
Hearing thereon with docket entry, fifty
cents.
Certificate to clerk Of district court to issue
admiralty process, twenty-five cents.
Sec 3. That the fees to be received by con-
stables, shall be as follows:
For executing warrant in behalf of the
Commonwealth, forty cents.
Conveying to Jail on mittimus or warrant,
arresting a Vagrant, disorderly person or 9TH
er offender against the laws without process)
and bringing before justice, lcvying fine for
forfeiture on warrant, twenty FIVE cents.
Taking the body into custody on mittimus
where bail is afterwards entered before the
prisoner is delivered to jailor, twenty-five
cents.
Serving subpoena, ten cents.
Serving summons notice on referee, suitor,
master, mistress, or apprentice personally, or
by copy, each ten cents.
Executing attachment, thirty cents.
Arresting on capias, twenty-five cents
Taking bail-bond on capias, or for delivery
of goods, fifteen cents
Notifying plaintiff where defendant has
been arrested on capias, to be paid by plain
tiff, ten cents.
Executing landlords warrant, or serving
execution, twenty-five cents.
Taking inventory of goods, each item one
cent.
Levying or distraining goods and selling
the same, Tor each dollar not exceeding thirty,
FIVE cents.
For each dollar above thirty, three cents.
And half of the said commission shall
be allowed where the money is paid after levy
without sale, but no commission shall in any
case be taken on more than the real debt, and
then only for the money actually received by
the constable and paid over to the creditor
Advertising the same, forty cents.
Copy of vendue paper, when demanded,
each item one cent.
Putting up notice of distress mt mansion
house or other public place on the premises,
fifteen cents.
Serving seire facias personally, ten cents.
Serving same by copy, fifteen cents.
Serving rule and interrogatories in attach
ment of execution, twenty cents.
Executing bail piece, twenty cents.
travelling expenses on an execution re-
turned nulla bona and non est inventus,
where the constable has been at the place of
defendants last residence, each mile circular,
three cents.
Executing order for the removal of pau
per. fifty cents.
Travelling expenses in said removal, each
mile circular ten cents.
Travelling expenses in all other eases, for
each mile circular actually travelled, count
ing from the Office of the justice to the place
of service. three cents.
For making returns to the coart Of quarter
sessions of the proper county, fifty cents each
for one day.
Mileage for same, counting from residence
of constable to the county seat to be paid by
county, three cents per mile circular.
For appraisement and all other services
under exemption act Of 9th April, lS49, one
dollar
For serving precept and returning same in
landlord and tenant proceeding, twenty-five
cents.
Executing writ of possession and returning
same, fifty cents.
When the rent shall be received from the
lessee by the constable, such commission as
is now allowed by law on writs of execution
SEC T. That the twenty sixth and twenty
seventh sections of the act approved March
%, 1914, and of the third section Of the act
approved March %, 1890 in relation to pen
aties for taking illegal fees and bills of par
ticuiars, are hereby re-enacted, and their sew
eral provisions extended and made applicable
to all violations of this act.
buk% H., ~, Il. Ill
not apply to the city of Philadelphia
APPRovED-The nineteenth day of April,
A. D., one thousand eight hundred aud fifty
seven.
JAMES POLLOCK.