2314 ARTICLE 10.

and the right of such appeal is hereby given to all parties interested in
said proceedings.

1914, ch. 811, sec. 22SA4.

387. Any justice of the peace of the district aforesaid before whom the'
impounding proceedings aforesaid shall be brought, or who shall be ap-
plied to or notified to advertise the impounded property as hereinbefore
provided, be, and he is hereby, authorized and empowered to make sale of
any of such swine so impounded as aforesaid, if the same be not returned
to the owner as hereinbefore provided, and out of all moneys arising from
such sale or sales made in execution of the provisions of this Act, he shall
pay all of the expenses hereinbefore provided, and all fees and expenses,
and costs of every kind properly incurred in connection with the im-
pounding and advertising of said property, including a fee of fifty cents.
($0.50) to each of the appraisers, if an appraisement shall be made and
in accordance with the provisions of this Act, and including a fee of fifty
cents ($0.50) to the constable for summoning and swearing each ap-
praiser, if the said appraisers shall be summoned or sworn under and in
accordance with the provisions of this Act, and the damages, ascertained
as hereinbefore provided, sustained by the person or persons upon whose
land and property the said swine was trespassing when so impounded, and
the remainder, if any, to the owner or owners who may establish their
ownership to said impounded swine; a.nd in the event that no such owner
appear within thirty days after said sale, then and in that event, the said
justice of the peace shall pay the said balance remaining in his hands as
aforesaid, to the County Commissioners of Dorchester County for the use
and benefit of the public schools of said county.

1904, cil. 427, sec. 1.

388. It shall not be lawful for swine or any kind to go at large without
an attendant in that part of District No. 10, or Straits, known as Precinct
No. 1 of said district lying on the west side of Fishing Bay in Dorchester
County.

1904, ch. 427, sec. 2.

389. It shall be lawful for any person and the duty of a constable to
take up any swine running at large and without attendants in that part
of said District No. 10, or Straits, specified in this Act, and the person
or constable so taking up any swine shall impound the same, and if taken
up by a constable he shall give notice of said impounding by advertisement
in at least two public places by either written or printed notice posted
within that part of said districts specified in this Act describing the swine
so impounded; and he shall proceed to sell the said swine at public auction
for cash, after giving ten days' notice from the time of taking up of said
swine; provided, the owner shall have the return of said swine on paying