ALBERT C. RITCHIE, GOVERNOR. 903

attorney within two days thereafter; provided, however, that
if the said tenant, or some one for him, shall at said trial or
due adjournment thereof as aforesaid, 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.

330E, In case judgment shall be given in favor of said
lessor in the manner aforesaid, and the tenant shall fail to
comply with the requirements of said order within two days
aforesaid, the said Justice of the Peace shall, on or at any time
after the expiration of said two days, issue his warrant, di-
rected to any constable of Baltimore County, that the lessor
may elect, 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 neces-
sary, all the furniture, implements, tools, goods, effects or other
chattels of every description whatsoever belonging to said ten-
ant, or to any person claiming or holding by or under said
tenant.

330F. The tenant may appeal from the judgment of the
Justice of the Peace to the Circuit Court of Baltimore County,
at any time within two days from the rendition of such judg-
ment; the tenant in order to stay any execution of the judg-
ment, shall give a bond to the landlord with one or more se-
curities, who are owners of sufficient leasehold or real estate in
Baltimore County, with condition to prosecute the appeal with
effect, and answer to the landlord, his executors, administrators,
in all costs and damages mentioned in the judgment, and such
other damages as shall be incurred and sustained by reason of
said appeal; the aforesaid bond shall not affect in any manner
the right of the lessor to proceed against said tenant, assignee
or under tenant for any and all rents that may become due and
payable to the lessor after the rendition of said judgment.

330G. The fee and charges of the Justice of the Peace and
constables under this Article shall be the following and no
other: "First costs, " to the Justice of the Peace for preparing
the written complaint and taking the affidavit of the plaintiff
thereto, twenty-five cents, and for issuing the summons to the
tenant and preparing attested copy, twenty-five cents; "second
costs, " for every judgment rendered where there is no trial,