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SAMUEL STEVENS, Jr. ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

Dec. Ses. 1821

Jurors for
county busi-
ness.

city of Baltimore, at the time of the institution of the suit or ren-
dition of the judgment appealed from.
2. And be it enacted. That the sheriff of said county, to every
court hereafter, to be held for said county, shall summon twenty-
three good and lawful men, residing in the said county, without
the limits of the city, ten days at least, before the day appointed
for holding said court, as grand jurors; and shall return a pannell
of them to the first day of said term; and the said sheriff shall also
summon twenty-five good and lawful men, from the counties afore-
said, at least ten days before the time of meeting said court, as
petit jurors; and return a pannel of them on the third day of said
term, to serve during the sitting of the said court, for the sole trans-
action and dispatch of the legal business of said county; and it shall
be the duty of said sheriff, in summoning the said jurors, to noti-
fy each in writing, of the day and hour when he is to attend said
court.

Expenses,
how to be le-
vied.

3. And be it enacted, That all the necessary expenses which may
be incurred during the sitting of said court, for the sole transaction
of the business of the county, without the limits of the city, shall
be paid by a levy on all the assessable property in said county,
without the limits of the city aforesaid; which amount shall be dis-
tinctly ascertained and certified by the clerk of said court, to the

levy court of said county, who shall cause the same to be levied and
paid as other county charges are.

Jurors for ci-
ty business.

4. And be it enacted, That the sheriff of said county, shall sum-
mon twenty-five jurors every three weeks, during the session of
said court, for the trial and hearing of causes and appeals, origina-
ting in the city of Baltimore, from within the limits of said city, gi-
ving at least five days notice in writing, to each juror, of the day
and hour when he ii to attend said court.

Separate
dockets, ac'ts
and levies.

5. And be it enacted, That it shall be the duty of the clerk of
Baltimore county court, to keep a seperate docket for all business,
originating in the county aforesaid, without the limits of the city
aforesaid, from that of the city; and that all expenses incurred in
the prosecution of causes, suits or appeals, and summoning jurors
in Baltimore county court, while sitting, for the sole trans-
action of the business arising within the city aforesaid, shall be as-
certained by the clerk of said court; and the amount thereof certi-
fied by said clerk, separate and distinct from that of the county
to the levy court of said county, who are hereby authorized and
directed to assess and levy the same on all the assessable proper-
ty within the said city; and collect the same as other charges are
collected from said city, any custom or usage to the contrary not-
withstanding.

Passed Feb.
1, 1825.

Sale and
transfer au-
thorized.

CHAPTER 66.
An act authorizing John Heiner, George Troxell and John Harbaugh, senior,
of Frederick county, to sell and convey the Parsonage house and lot in Em-
mittsburgh.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland, That John
Heiner, George Troxell and John Harbaugh, senior, of Frederick
county, be, and they are hereby authorized and empowers, to
sell and convey to the Reverend David Bossier, by a good and suf-