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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

the said tenant, and all persons claiming or hold-
ing by or under said tenant, to yield and render
up possession of said premises unto said lessor, or
unto his duly qualified agent or attorney, within

Proviso.

five days thereafter ; provided, however, that if
the said tenant, or some one for him, shall at
said trial, or due adjournment thereof as afore-
said, tender the rent found to be due and unpaid,
together with the costs of said suit, the said
complaint shall be entered satisfied, and no
further proceedings shall be had thereunder.
SEC. 5. And be it enacted, That in case judg-
ment shall be given in favor of said lessor in

Give lessor
possession.

manner aforesaid, and the tenant shall fail to
comply with the requirements of the said order
within the five days aforesaid, the said justice of
the peace shall, on the expiration of said five
days, issue his warrant, directed to any consta-
ble in his bailiwick and ordering him to cause
said lessor to have again and repossess said
premises by putting him (or his duly qualified
agent or attorney for his benefit) in possession
thereof, and for that purpose to remove from
said premises by force, if force is necessary, all
the furniture, implements, tools, goods, effects
or other chattels of every description whatso-
ever belonging to said tenant, or to any person
claiming or holding by or under said tenant ;
provided, however, that before issuing the war-
rant aforesaid the said justice of the peace shall

Give bond.

require said lessor, or some one in his behalf, to
give a good and sufficient bond in a sum equal
to double the amount of the rent for which said
tenant would have become liable had he re-
mained in possession until the end of the term
for which said premises has been demised or
rented as aforesaid, to indemnify the said tenant
for any damages which may be awarded him
against said lessor, agent or attorney by any
court of competent jurisdiction, for any wrong-
ful ejectment as to said premises.
SEC. 6. And be it enacted, That the fee charges

Pee charges.

of the justice of the peace and constable under
this act, shall be the following, and no other :
"To the justice of the peace for preparing the writ-
ten complaint and taking the affidavit of the
plaintiff thereto, twenty-five cents; for issuing