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Attachment may be issued by the county courts for the allowance to

witnesses in the land office on the eastern shore on the hearing of

a caveat— 1795, ch. 61, sec. 12, .......

326

The payment of allowances to commissioners, witnesses, and the audi-

tor in the chancery court, may be compelled by attachment — 1785,

ch. 72, sec. 18, . . . . .

217

Regulations respecting attachments of contempt, and with proclama-

tions from the chancery court to compel an appearance and answer

—1785, ch. 72, sec. 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, . . . 217.

218

Respecting attachments after an injunction to stay waste — 1785, ch. 72,

eec.28, ... ....!...

224

Respecting attachments against persons empowered to sell mortgaged

property, and their securities — 1785, ch. 72, sec. 3, ...

209

See Chancery.

Regulations respecting attachments to be issued by the orphans courts

—1798, ch. 101, sub ch. 3, sec. 20, p. 380; sub ch. 12, sec. 5,

p. 404 ; sub ch. 15, sec. 15, 16, 17, 20, . . . 413. 414.

416

See Orphans Courts.

The defendant in a writ of replevin of property distressed for taxes

may, on a verdict, issue fieri facias or attachment, on which the pro-

perty originally distrained may be taken and sold in whose hands

soever found — 1790, ch. 53, sec. 4, ......

265

When witnesses do not attend a summons from justices of the peace

they may be attached and fined — 1801, ch. 42, ....

434

May be issued against a person for whose use a suit is entered on non-

suit, &c. as if he had- been security for cost — 1801, ch. 74, sec. 10,

460

Attachments against guardians and administrators.

See Orphans Court.

A person arrested and permitted to go at large may again be arrested

before the return day or during the term — 1811, ch. 161, sec. 2, .

604

Proceedings on appeal for small debts, where an attachment is returned

mm est— 1818, ch, 166, sec. 1, . . . .

694

A sheriff, &c. who may have arrested any person under an attachment,

and permitted him to go at large, may arrest him for the purpose

of producing him in court, and on so doing, the sheriff, &.c. shall

not be liable for any intermediate escape — 1825, ch. 50,

947

ATTORNEY-GENERAL.

The attorney-general to be appointed by the governor for the time

being, with the advice and consent of the * * * — Const, art. 48.

He shall take an oath, that he will not, directly or indirectly, receive

any fee or reward for doing his office but what is or shall be al-

lowed by law, nor will, directly or indirectly, receive the profits, or

any part of the profits, of any office held by any other person, and

that he does not hold the same office in trust, or for the benefit of

any other person — Const, art. 52.

Punishment for his so receiving the profits of any office held by any

other person — Const, art. 53.