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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

three of the most public places in the neighborhood

in which the offender may live, of the time and place

of sale, and the said sale shall be for cash ; and after

deducting all costs and charges of advertising and

making said sale, the balance of the proceeds of said

sale shall be equally divided, and one half thereof

shall be paid by the officer collecting the same to the

informer, and the other half shall be paid by said

officer to the treasurer of the school board, for the

use and benefit of the public schools in said county.

SEC. 5. And be it enacted, That any person or

persons feeling aggrieved by the decision of the jus-

tice of the peace made and given under the provi-

sions of this act, shall have the right to appeal to the

circuit court for said county, and shall be notified of

the said right of appeal, by the said justice of the

peace, at the conclusion of the proceedings before

him ; provided, however, that no appeal shall be

granted as aforesaid, unless the person so appealing

Bight of ap-

shall first, within ten days after the entering of the

peal.

judgment of the said justice of the peace, give a full

and sufficient bond, with two good and responsible

sureties, to be approved by the said justice of the

peace to the State of Maryland, with condition to

prosecute said appeal to the said circuit court at its

next session thereafter, and also to pay the fine

already imposed, together with all the costs, both

before the justice of the peace and the circuit court,

in the event the said judgment shall be affirmed.

SEC. 6. And be it enacted, That on information

being given on oath to a justice of the peace of

said county that a violation of any of the provisions

of this act has been, or is being committed by any

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rant for ar-

person or persons, the said justice of the peace shall
forthwith issue his warrant, in the name of the State

rest.

of Maryland, for the arrest of the offender or offend-

ers, which warrant shall be directed to the sheriff or

some constable or bailiff in said county, and the offi-

cer receiving said warrant may summon the posse

comitatus, when necessary, to aid him in making any

arrest under this act.

SEC. 7. And be it enacted, That nothing in this

act shall be so construed as to prevent any of the