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" as aforesaid, shall not pursue the Directions of this Act here-
" after mentioned, at the next Court ensuing, before whom
" such Appeal or Writ of Error ought to be tried as aforesaid,
"and prosecute the same Writ with Effect; and also Satisfy
" and pay to the said Party, his Executors, Administrators, or
" Assigns, in case the said Judgment shall be affirmed, as well
" all and singular the Debts, Damages and Costs adjudged
" by the Court before whom such Action was first brought,
" and from whose Judgment such Appeal shall be made, or
"thereon a Writ of Error brought as aforesaid, as also all
" Costs and Damages that shall be awarded by the Court
" before whom such Appeal or Writ of Error shall be heard,
" tried, and determined as aforesaid; then the said Bond to be
" and remain in full Force and Virtue; otherwise of no Effect."
Ill And be it Enacted by the Authority aforesaid, by and
with the Advice and Consent aforesaid, That no Person or
Persons whatsoever, against whom any Judgment shall be
given in any County Court of this Province, wherein the Debt
or Damages for which such Judgment shall be given, shall
have any Appeal or Writ of Error from the said County
Courts, or other inferior Courts of Record, to the Provincial
Court, wherein the Debt or Damages recovered do not
amount to the Sum of Six Pounds Sterling, or Twelve Hun-
dred Pounds of Tobacco. And that no Person or Persons
whatsoever, against whom any Judgment shall be given in the
Provincial Court of this Province wherein the Debt or Dam-
ages recovered do not exceed the Sum of Fifty Pounds Ster-
ling, or Ten Thousand Pounds of Tobacco, shall be allowed
any Appeal, or Writ of Error, to the Governor and Council of
this Province; but the Judgment of the Justices of the same
Courts by whom such Judgment shall be given as aforesaid,
and thereupon entered, shall be definitive for any such Debt
or Damages as aforesaid; any Law, Usage or Custom, to the
contrary notwithstanding.
IV. And be it further Enacted, by the Authority, Advice and
Consent aforesaid, That the Method and Rule of the Prosecu-
tion of Appeals and Writs of Error, shall, for the future, be
in Manner and Form as is herein after mentioned and ex-
pressed, (That is to say,) The Party appealing, or suing out
such Writ of Error as aforesaid, shall procure a Transcript of
the full Proceedings of the said Court from whence such
Appeals shall be made, or against whose Judgment the Writ
of Error shall be brought as aforesaid, under the Hand of the
Clerk of the said Court, and Seal thereof; and shall cause the
same to be transmitted to the Court before whom such Appeal
or Writ of Error is, or ought to be heard, tried and deter-
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