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1802 [i] (1802)

handle is hein.ssl/ssmd0370 and id is 1 raw text is: At a SESSION MARYLANE of the GENERAL ASSEMBLY of ), begun and held at the CITY of ANNAPOLIS, on Monday, the ist of November, in the year of our Lord i8o2, and of January, ended the ith JOHN FRANCIS MERCER, EsouI1, GOVERNOR. C H A P. I. An ACT relative to the continuance of causes in the court of appeals, ,B o An AT rlatve o te cntiuane o casesin he our ofapp anury 14e. and to alter the time of holding the same. B E IT r.NACTrD, by the General Assembly of i'aryland, That tile court of :tppoais, flOW sitting, be and they are hereby authorised to continue any cause dep-ndin ug in the said court until aind during the N ovember term, eighteen hundred and twi, which they may in their discretion think proper, in order for a hearing on the merits, and not for delay. Court may colt, tinlue causes. II. AND n ir ENACTED, That no aclion pending, or which may hereafter be instituted, in the Noadlion t* court of appeals, shall continue longer than tile end of thie lourth court after the same shall have cointinlue, &C. been instituted, unless by consent of parties, at the discretion of the court. Il. ANn i.- IT rENAC'r.), Xhat the court oF appeals shall be held on the second Tuesday in the month of June, ttild the second Monday in the month of November n-xt, and the said court shall for ever therdafter b : held on the second Tuesday in the month of June, and tile second Monday in the month of November, in each and every year, any law to the contrary thereof in any wise notwith. Standing. C H A P. II. When court is to be held. An ACT to settle and ascertain the salary of members of the council ,y, 18,o. for the ensuing year. PE T r..CTUD, by the General siembly of A'laryland, That each member of the council shall be Salary ascer. 1 1itltd to zeceive, for the ensuing year, the sun of two hundred pounds current money for tained. his salary. C H An ACT for the relief of A P. IL John Erskine, of Talbot county. W HEMllH I\S John lrFtskine, of Talbot county, hath set forth by his petition to this general as. hnibty, that he was includcd in an a6l passed at November session, eighteen hundred and. one, entitled, An a(I for the relief of sundry insolvent debtors: And whereas from indisposition, and other circumnstances, he the said John Erskine was unable, after making application and deliver. ing a schedule of' his property to the chancellor, to comply with the terms of the said law by tile tine in the said aur lituitted . And whereas it appcars to this general assembly, that it will operate greatly to the injury of both the said John Erskine and his creditors if he is deprived of the benefit of Z,: d acl ; therefore, Passed Btit of January, 18q. Prcamble. IT. !F: IT EciNACTED, b, the Gen)cral /1ssen1l7y tf ATauyand, hat the said John Erskine, by comply. 3 Erskineell in- Nithl tile ltuvisionsofhe of orcsaii l;,,. Nit hin two nonths ai'ter tile passage of this a&6, Ih e tiled toccrtaio entitled to :111 the bcnefits of lie s-tid ;,61, in the saie ie arlner as if lie had complied with the te f/ts• ktnlit., tic, of' the said a61 by til- tite itt the said a&t mentioned, an) thing in the said ;it mentioned to the con- trary notwithstantijig.AA A C I I A P. 1803, the following laws were enacted.

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