PHILIP F. THOMAS, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1849.

below, or direct in what manner it shall be changed or
amended, and the decision of such appellate court shall
be final and conclusive, and when the decision of such
appellate court shall be certified under the seal of the
clerk of such court,and transmitted to the county court,
the said county court shall proceed according to the tenor
and direction thereof.

CHAP. 89.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That no appeal provided
for by this act, shall stay any proceedings in the case in

which such appeal may be taken, which can, with pro-

Not to stay
proceedings.

priety, be carried on before the appeal is decided; pro-
vided, the said county court can provide for conforming
to the decision of the court above, whether the said de-
cision may eventually be for or against the appellant.

Proviso.

SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That in the bond to be
taken as aforesaid, the State of Maryland shall be named
as a party obligee, and a suit or suits may be instituted
on said bond by any person interested therein, in the
same manner as on other public bonds, and an office
copy thereof shall be competent evidence in any court
of law or equity in this State.

Bonds may be
sued.

SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That it shall he the duly
of the county court, from whose judgment, decision,
decree or order an appeal shall be taken under this act,
immediately on the entry of such appeal, to certify and
state in such case, the points or questions raised or made
in the county court, and no point or question which
shall not appear, by such certificate or statement, to have
been raised or made in the county court, shall be in-
sisted or urged, by the appellant or appellee in the Court
of Appeals, and the Court of Appeals shall not reverse
or affirm any such judgment, decree, decision or order
on any point or question which shall not appear by such
certificate or statement to have been presented to the
county court.

CHAPTER 89.

County courts
to state points.

An act to incorporate the Maryland Soap Stone Com-
pany.

Passed Feb. 5,
1850.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of Maryland, That Horace W. Robbins, Benjamin
Topliff, Rodolphus B. Hubbard, Albert. J. Bellows,
Samuel J. Jackson, Adrian Janes, and Rowland A.

Incorporate,

&c.