1832.

CHAP . 209.

trial aforesaid, have taken or shall take, and tender any ex-
ceptions to any opinion of the court, before whom such is-
sue, or issues shall be tried, after verdict rendered on such

And appeal pray

ed

issue or issues, and appeal from such opinion prayed by
the party, excepting as aforesaid, a transcript of the mat-
ter and proceedings in said county court, and of said bills

Transcript to be

transmitted

of exceptions, shall by said county court, be transmitted
to the court of appeals, of the shore, where such issues

Trial thereof at

first term

have been, or shall be tried; and the said court of appeals,
shall hear and determine said exceptions, at the first term
to which such transcript shall be transmitted; unless cause

Case of overrating

to the contrary, be shewn to said court of appeals; and if
said court of appeals shall overrule any opinion aforesaid,
of said county court; said court of appeals, shall by order

Precedendo.

or writ of procedendo, remand the case and proceedings
to the county court aforesaid, with a certificate of the deci-

New trial.

sion of said court of appeals, on each and every exception
taken and transmitted as aforesaid; and thereupon said
county court shall proceed anew, with the trial of said is-
sue or issues.

Proceeding stayed

Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That the said appeal to the
court of appeals, shall while pending, stay all proceedings
of the said Orphan's court; touching the matter and object
of said issue or issues.

Authority to give

Judments for cost

Sec. 3. An be it enacted, That if the case and proceed-
ings aforesaid, shall not be remanded to the county court
as aforesaid; the court of appeals may at its discretion al-
low and render judgment for costs against appellant, or
appellants, to be recovered and enforced, as in case of costs
swarded on appeals,' from judgments at common law.

CHAPTER 209.

Passed Mar. 18, 1833

A further supplement to the act entitled, an act concerning
Crimes and Punishments.

Public notice for

contract required

Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
Maryland, That from and after the passage of this act, no
contract for the supply, or victualling of the Penitentiary,
shall be made by the executive committee, unless they shall
give public notice, in all the daily papers published in the
city of Baltimore, for at least one week before they close
any such contract, setting forth the quantity and quality
of the provisions which will be required, and inviting in