1849.

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

CHAP. 88.

on which the affidavit of the mortgagee was not en-
dorsed, as required by (he acts of Assembly, in such
case made and provided — Therefore,

Made valid.

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,
That the said deed shall be as good and valid as if the
said affidavit had been endorsed thereon, agreeably to

Proviso.

the said acts of Assembly; provided, the said Martha .
T. Browne, the mortgagee, shall, within three months
from and after the passage of this act, make affidavit,
before a judge, or one of the justices of (lie peace for
Queen Anne's county, that the consideration set forth
in said deed of mortgage is true and bona ride, as there-
in set forth, which affidavit, with the certificate of the
judge or justice before whom it is taken, shall be record-
ed among the land records of Queen Anne's county,
within thirty days next after die same shall be taken.

CHAPTER 88.

Passed Feb. 7,

An act authorising appeals in certain cases.

1850.

Right of appeal
secured.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of Maryland, That any person or corporation who may
consider him, her, or itself aggrieved by any judgment,
decree, decision, or order of any county court of this
State, made or passed in any case or proceeding arising
under the application of any insolvent debtor, for the
benefit of the insolvent laws of this State, shall have
the liberty of appealing to the Court of Appeals for the

Provisoes.

shore whereon such county court is held; provided, such
appeal shall be entered within thirty days, and a certified
copy of the record of such case or proceeding be trans-
mitted to said appellate court, within sixty days from the
date of such judgment) decree, decision or order; and
provided also, that the execution or effect of any judg-
ment, decree, decision or order so appealed from, shall
not be suspended or staid, unless a bond shall be given
in such penalty and condition as the county court may
prescribe, with good and sufficient securities, to be ap-
proved by the court, and in the said appellate court, the
the appeal so carried up shall stand for hearing and de-
cision at the term next succeeding the transmission of
the proceedings, and the said court shall, at the said
term, or as soon as conveniently may be, either affirm
the decree, judgment, decision or order of the court