12 FEES OF OFFICERS.
for each folio; for certified copies of rules, the same foes as for entering such rules.
Every report upon an assessment of damages, or other matter referred to him, fifty cents.
Every certificate, except papers copied and paid for by the folio; twenty-five cents; for calling and swearing a jury, fifty cents; for swearing each witness on trial, ten cents; for swearing officers who take charge of juries, ten cents.
Entering every recognizance, fifty cents.
Entering every cause in a calender [sic] for the court, and making a copy thereof for the bar, ten cents.
Receiving and entering a verdict, twenty-five cents.
Entering every cause or suit without process, fifty cents
Certified copy of the minutes of a trial, when required, fifty cents.
Entering every final judgment, fifteen cents for each debtor.
Drawing a special jury in any case, fifty cents.
Reading and filing a habeas corpus, certiorari or writ of error, twenty-five cents.
For a subpena [sic], summons, or execution, when issued by a clerk on request, and sealing the same, fifty cents.
Filing a complaint.or other pleading on affidavit, or other papers or proceedings, ten cents.
Copies and exemplifications of records and of pleadings to be returned on writ of error or certiorari; copies and exemplifications of all records, pleadings and proceedings furnished on request, fifteen cents for each folio.
Searching the records on file in his office, if & copy is not required, twenty-five cents for the records or files of each year, except for officers of the court.
Receiving and filing the papers of an insolvent, ten cents for each paper filed ; copies of such papers, fifteen cents for each folio.
Entering an appeal from justices' courts, fifty cents.
For each blank writ furnished to attorneys with seal for the same, twenty-five cents.
Entering a surrender of bail, twenty-five cents.
Issuing a commission to take depositions, one dollar.
"Issuing & venire facias, seventy-five cents; certificate of ju-
