LAWS OF MARYLAND.— 1828.

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said court, all suits, actions, appeals, writs of error, pleas, and
other proceedings, civil or criminal, shall be continued over to
the ensuing session of the said court.

SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That if the judge of the court of
appeals required by this act to attend at Easton on the third
Monday in November in each and every year, shall not, owing
to indisposition, or otherwise, attend as aforesaid on the said
day for the purposes by this act directed, the clerk of the said
court is hereby authorized and empowered to adjourn the said
court from day to day, until he can notify some one of the other
judges of the said court, who shall attend within a convenient
time, and shall, when so attending, have, ttse and exercise, all
the powers herein before vested in the judge of the said Court
resident of the second judicial district; and the clerk of the said
court is hereby empowered to adjourn the said court from day
to day until the said judge, so notified, shall attend for the pur-
poses by this act required.

Proceedings
in case such
judge does
not attend.

SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That the judges of the court of
appeals, at their annual summer session on the eastern shore, if
they shall find that more than one week is required to hear,
adjudicate, settle and determine, the business of the said court,
are hereby authorized to sit so long as may be necessary for
that purpose.

Court of E.
S. autho-
rized at
their annual
summer
sessions, to
sit as long
as may be
necessary,
&c.

SEC. 5. And be it enacted, That in case the session of the
court of appeals on the eastern shore shall be extended so as to
interfere with the time limited and appointed by law for the
holding of the said court on the western shore, the cleric of the
said court for the western shore shall have power to adjotirn the
said court from day to day, until the judges of the said court
shall attend.

In case of
interference
with ses-
sions of the
W. S.—
court may
be adjourn-
ed from day
to day by
clerk.

SEC. 6. And be it enacted, That the county courts shall bd
held in each county within the six judicial districts of this state,
at the places fixed by law for that purpose, and shall commence
at the times following, to wit : in St. Mary's county on the first
Monday in March and August ; in Charles county on the third
Monday in March and August ; in Prince George's county on
the first Monday in April and second Monday in October; in
Cecil county on the first Monday in April and third Monday of
October ; in Kent county on the third Monday in March and Sep-
tember ; in Queen Anne's county on the first Monday in May
and third Monday of November; in Talbot county on the third
Monday in May and third Monday in November; in Calvert
county on the second Monday in May and October; in Anne
Arundel county on the third Monday in April and fourth Mon-
day of October; in Montgomery county on the first Monday in
March and second Monday in November : in Caroline county
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Times of
meeting of
the several
county
courts.