JOHN LEE CARROLL, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR

427

of the Code of Public General Laws, title "Attach-

Repealed and

ments " be, and the same is hereby repealed and

re-enacted.

re-enacted, so as ,to read as follows :

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That any of the Courts

of this State, in which an attachment suit is pend-

ing, either on original or appellate jurisdiction, or

any judge thereof in vacation, may order a sale of

May order sale

any perishable property which may be levied on by

virtue of such attachment, whenever the court or

judge, may deem such sale expedient, on such terms

and notice as the order may prescribe, and such sale

may be ordered before or after the return of the

attachment, and the proceeds of such sale, after pay-

ment of the expenses, incident thereto, shall be paid

into court and deposited with the clerk, subject to

the order of the court on the final decision of the

case.

Approved April 7, 1876.

CHAPTER 255.

AN ACT giving the sanction of the General As-

sembly of Maryland to the sale and conveyance of

land from Joseph Coudon and Caroline Coudon

his wife, to the Vestry of St. Mary Anne's or North

Elk Parish in Cecil county.

WHEREAS, Joseph Coudon and Caroline Coudon

his wife by their deed, dated the twenty-fourth day

of May in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight preamble.

hundred and seventy-five, and duly recorded in Liber

A. W. M. number four, folio sixty-seven, one of the

land record books of Cecil county, did sell, grant and

convey unto the Vestry of St. Mary Anne's or North

Elk Parish, a certain small lot piece or parcel of land,

situated near the village of northeast in said county,

having now upon it a two story frame dwelling, barn