324 FREDERICK COUNTY. [ART. 11.

every year, to which terms jurors shall not be sum-
moned; the trial terms of said court for the cases
depending therein upon issues of fact to be tried by a
jury, shall be the term to which jurors shall be sum-
moned, next succeeding the terms to which the original
process may be returnable; the next session of the cir-
cuit court for Frederick county shall commence on the
third Monday of February next instead of the second
Monday of February next as now provided by law,
and all process, writs, original, summons, or judicial or
any other process now issued by said court purporting
to be returnable on the second Monday of February
next, shall be returnable on the third Monday of Feb-
ruary next, and have the same validity and effect when
so returned,' as if originally issued returnable on the
third Monday of February next, and all original and
final process, both at law and in equity, shall be return-
able to the term next succeeding the date of the issue
thereof.

In force and approved January 22, 1868.

	FENCES. 1868, c. 304 adds the following sections to this article :
1868, c. 304 Joint fences, to be kept in re- pair, 4c.	81. Whenever joint fences have or may be estab- lished in said county for the mutual advantage of owners of adjoining arable lands, each shall keep in good repair his respective proportion thereof in the manner following, that is to say : all post and rail or plank fences shall be at least four feet and a half high; stone fences four feet high, and all worm or other fences shall be at least five feet high, and the distance, in any case to be computed from the ground or base of any embankment on which the same may be placed.
Refusing to re- pair, &c.	82. That if either of the parties making or keeping a joint fence between arable lands shall refuse or delay to repair his proportion thereof within twenty days after notice in writing, given to him or his agent, upon