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LAWS OF MARYLAND.— 1832.

public places in his neighbourhood, a description of the property
impounded by him, the time and place of sale; and also in said
advertisement to warn the owner to come forward and pay the

On tender
of damages

damages and compensation for feeding the same, and take his
property ; Provided, that upon tender being made to the party
aggrieved by the trespass, of the amount of damages and a
reasonable compensation for his feeding the property impounded,

Property to
be delivered

it shall be his duty at any time before the sale is made thereof,
to deliver the same to the proper owner or his agent.

CHAPTER 170.
AN ACT to exempt certain persons from serving as Jurors.

Justices of
orphans
court
exempt.

SEC. 1. Be it enacted, by the General Assembly of Maryland,
That from and after the passage of this act, the justices of the
orphans courts of the several counties, be and they are hereby
exempt from serving as jurors in all cases whatsoever.

Unlawful to
summons
them.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That it shall not hereafter be law-
ful for the several sheriffs of this state, or any other person,
to summon either of the justices of the orphans court of the
several counties of this state, to serve as a juror in any case
whatsoever.

CHAPTER 197.
AN ACT granting Appeals from the Court of Chancery, and from the
several County Courts, as Courts of Equity.

Case of
overruling
injunction.

SEC. 1. Be it enacted, by the General Assembly of Maryland,
That whenever the chancellor, or the judges, or any one of
them, of the county courts as courts of equity, shall overrule
any application for an injunction, or hath, or have overruled
such application, upon bill or cause now pending, it shall be

Certify
thereon.

his or their duty to certify the same at the foot of the bill; and
whenever any application, by bill or otherwise, for an injunc-
tion, has been or shall be overruled or refused, or whenever any

Case of dis-
solving or
refusing
injury.

older or decree has been or shall be passed or entered, dissolv-
ing such injunction, if shall be lawful for any person or persons
conceiving himself, herself, or themselves aggrieved thereby, to
present an attested copy of the bill and proceedings with the
order refusing such injunction, or a copy of the proceedings on
which said dissolution shall be ordered to the judges of the

Appeal
provided.

court of appeals, or to any one of them, who shall have autho-
rity thereupon to direct the injunction to be awarded or allow
an appeal from such order of dissolution, in case he or they shall
be of opinion that the chancellor or the said judges, or any of
them, of the said county courts as courts of equity, had erred in

Proceeding
thereon.

such order; and when the judges or judge of the court of ap-
peals shall award an injunction in the manner aforesaid, the
same proceedings shall be had thereupon as if the injuction had