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to said Supervisor the said sum of one dollar and fifty cents, shall upon the complaint of the said Supervisor, be liable to be arrested and brought before some Justice of the Peace of Caroline or Talbot County, upon a warant issued by the said Justice in the name of the State, therefor, and shall upon proof of such summons and failure to obey the same, and refusal, to pay said sum of one dol- lar and fifty cents, render judgment against the party so refusing as aforesaid, for the said sum of one dollar and fifty cents, and all the costs that may accrue in prosecuting the said warrant includ- ing the attendance of witnesses for the State, and the said Justice of the Peace is hereby authorized to enforce the collection of the same manner as small debts, and are now collected by law in this State.
Sec. 7. And be it enacted, That the County Commissioners of said Counties shall require each and every Supervisor appointed by them to give bond to the State of Maryland, to be approved by them, in such penalty as they may deem proper conditioned for the faithful performance by said Supervisors of the duties required of them, which said bond may be put in suit for the benefit of any person suffering by,the neglect of the said Super- visor in keeping the roads in his District in proper order; and the said County Commissioners shall have power to fix the price to be paid for laborers on said roads, and to authorize the said Supervisor to hire such number of laborers as they may deem necessary, and the said County Commissioners shall pay the said Supervisors such salaries or per- diem as they may think just and reasonable.	Supervisors to give bond.
Sec. 8. And be it enacted, That the said County Commissioners of the respective Counties, shall cause to be placed at the forks of the Public Roads in Caroline County and Talbot County, as they may deem necessary, finger boards or signs, show- ing the prominent points, or places that the said roads lead to, and the distance to such points or places, and any person tearing down or defacing such finger boards, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction thereof before a Justice of the Peace, shall be fined not less than five nor more than ten dollars.	Fingerboards —penalty for tearing down.