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any sales thereof which shall be made by said sheriff or constable, and be-
fore any other application of the proceeds of such sales, the amount for
which the crops levied upon shall be pledged, or the amount that may be
unpaid thereon; and for failure so to do, the bond of such sheriff or con-
stable shall be responsible to the party to whom said crops shall be pledged.

P. L. L., 1888, Art. 19, sec. 41. 1870, ch. 356.

75. If the vendor shall consider it necessary further to secure his
claim for said manures so as aforesaid sold, he may proceed before a jus-
tice of the peace of the county where the purchaser may reside, for the
amount pledged or unpaid, first summoning the party who made the
pledge, before the justice of the peace, and producing as evidence of his
claim, the written pledge given to him by defendant; and upon the justice
of the peace being satisfied that the claim is just, he shall enter judgment
for the amount due according to the terms of the pledge, of the crops of
said defendant which shall be responsible for said claim, and which only
shall be subject to execution and sold under such judgment for payment
of said claim; and no amount of such claim shall be a limit to the juris-
diction of said justice; nor shall there be any supersedeas on said judg-
ment; but the defendant may have the privilege of appeal to the circuit
court for the county in which he resides, as provided in other judgments
recovered before a justice of the peace, upon giving bond with two ap-
proved securities in double the amount of debt, interest and costs of said
judgment rendered against him.

P. L. L., 1888, Art. 19, sec. 42. 1870, ch. 356.

76. No pledge given as hereinbefore provided shall be preferred to
the claim of a landlord against his tenant for rent of the land on which
the manures aforesaid may be applied, whether the rent be payable in
money or in a share of the crops; but the landlord's claim for rent shall
only be preferred to the claim of the vendor of the manures aforesaid, for
one year, and that the year in which the crops are made and gathered on
which such manures were applied.

P. L. L., 1888, Art. 19, sec. 43. 1870, ch. 356.

77. In case the vendor of the manures aforesaid shall fail to make
from the pledge given him as aforesaid, and proceedings thereunder, the
claim secured by said pledge, or any part thereof, he may proceed to
recover his account for said manures from the purchaser in any other man-
ner allowed for the recovery of accounts; and besides the pledge provided
for in this subtitle of this article, he may take any other reasonable secu-
rity which the purchaser may agree to give.

FISH.

(All local fish laws were repealed by ch. 471, 1929. See 1929 Supplement to Anno-

tated Code, Art. 39.)