58 Assembly Proceedings, February — March 1638/9.

Liber
C & W H

and no more fees shall be paid to any publick Judge or
Officer
To the Secretary of the Province and to his Clerk or the
Register of the hundred Court of Kent for a Pattent of a
Mannour threescore pound of Tobacco for a Pattent of a free-
hold from the Lord of the Province thirty pound of Tobacco
for any Commission or lycence extraordinary twenty pound of
Tobacco for registring the names of Adventurers or their Ser-
vants one pound of Tobacco per name for administring the
oath of allegeance one pound of Tobacco per head to be paid
by the partie himself or otherwise by his or her parent or
Master for a pass five pound of Tobacco for the probate of a
Will (where the testators Inventory is not Sufficient to dis-
charge all Debts and legacy's) if the Inventory be under one
thousand weight of Tobacco five pound of Tobacco if above
one thousand weight and under five thousand ten pound of
Tobacco if above five thousand weight twenty pounds of
Tobacco and no higher where there is any remainder upon the
Executers accompt (all debts and legacies defrayed) the Executor
Shall pay for probate of the Will five pound of Tobacco for
every hundred weight which the Inventory did amount unto
untill the Inventory doe arise to two thousand weight in which
case no higher fee shall be paid then for two thousand weight
For Letters of Administration the like fee shall be paid as for
the probate of a Will For taking an accompt ten pound of
Tobacco for recording an Inventory ten pound of Tobacco for
every leaf in folio for any process of Court or the drawing or
entering any matter upon Record or the Copie or Certificate

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of any record five pound of Tobacco For Certificate of full
Administration where there is any Remainder upon accompt
ten pound of Tobacco
To the Clerk of the Chancery or the Register of any Court
for the drawing issueing or entering or certifieing of any matter
upon Record five pound of Tobacco
To the Sherrif Marshall or officer of any Court for Serving
of an ordinary writt or for an imprisonment ten pound of
Tobacco for serving a writt of Execution upon body or goods
ten pounds of Tobacco (if the sume levyed exceed not five
hundred weight of Tobacco) and if it doe then two pound of
Tobacco for every hundred weight levied by the execution
I" or warning of a Jury three pound of Tobacco for every cause
tried by the Jury to be paid by the partie on whose side the
verdict passeth
To the Marshall for laying by the heeles ten pound of Tobacco
for whipping a Mallefactor twenty pound of Tobacco for burn-
ing in the hand or mutilation of a member fiftic pound of
Tobacco for inflicting pains of Death one hundred pounds of