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In cases where issues are sent for trial from orphans court to county

court, and taken thence upon exceptions to court of appeals, if the

last court shall not remand the case to the county court, it may give

judgment for costs against the appellant, &c. — 1832, ch. 208, sec. 3,

1081

In cases where issues are sent from orphans court, for trial in the

county court, and exceptions taken to the opinions of the county

court, and appeal prayed, transcript of the proceedings to he sent

to the court of appeals, who shall hear and determine the case —

1832, ch. 208, sec. 1, ........

1081

In any issues of fact, framed in orphans court, and sent to any county

court for trial, upon suggestion and affidavit that a fair trial can-

not be had, the court may order the issues to be sent to any other

county court— 1836, ch. 269, .......

1243

JAIL.

The removal of persons authorized from one jail to another in the same

county, by the direction of the court, not considered an escape —

1801, ch. 71, ..........

459

Cases in which citizens committed to prison for any criminal matter

may be removed to the custody of another officer, or to some com-

mon jail— 1809, ch. 125, sec. 5, .......

570

Punishment for burning — 1809, ch. 138, sec. 8, .

582

Allowance to the sheriffs of 87 1/2 cents per week for the maintenance of

debtors committed under ca. sa. issued by a justice of the peace, to

be paid by the creditor — 1820, ch. 186, sec. 1, ....

741

Same for the maintenance of debtors arrested on any ca. sa. issued from

any county court, court of appeals, or court of chancery, or com-

mitted for want of special bail — 1820, ch. 186, sec. 2,

712

Mode prescribed for releasing the debtor on the creditor's refusal to

pay the allowance weekly in advance — 1820, ch. 186, sec. 1, 2,

742

The sheriff to furnish wholesome provisions to the prisoner, to the

value of 12 1/2 cents per day, under a penalty of $10 — 1820, ch. 186,

sec 6, ...........

744

This law not to extend to any debtor committed on allegations filed

under the act for the relief of sundry insolvent debtors, and con-

fined for any debt due before his application for the benefit of said

law— 1820, ch. 186, sec. 3, .......

743

Nor to any person committed for an offence against the laws of this

state, or for any fine— 1820, ch. 186, sec. 8, ....

744

Sheriffs to provide such food, &c. for the comfort of sick persons con-

fined in the several jails, as may he necessary — 1825, ch. 41,*

824

Prisoners committed to any of the jails of this state under the authority

of the United States, except for offences against the constitution and

laws thereof, may be discharged by the sheriffs unless the compen-

sation allowed him by this act for keeping and supporting each

prisoner, be paid or secured to be paid — 1822, ch. 221,

788

* The local laws of the different counties have modified these general provisions.