478 CALVERT COUNTY. [ART. 6.

	CRIER. 1864, c. 240 amends and re-enacts section 29 as follows :
1864, c. 249. Pay.	SEC. 29. The crier of the circuit court for Calvert county shall be entitled to two dollars a day for every day he shall attend during the session of said court with the usual fees allowed by law. In force from March 10, 1864. FENCES. 1862, c. 267 adds the following sections to this article :
1862, c. 267, s 1. By whom divi- sion fences made and re- paired. Ibid. s. 2. How made.	30. All division fences between the lands of differ- ent proprietors in Calvert county, which may be necessary for their mutual protection, shall be made and repaired at the joint and equal expense of the parties interested. 31. All such joint division fences, if made of posts and rails or plank, or with caps and stakes, shall be four feet and a half high ; all worm division fences shall be five feet high, made of good and sound rails, staked and ridered, and substantially built.
Ibid s 3. How party com- pelled to make or repair	32. If either party shall refuse or neglect to make, or keep in good repair, his portion of said division fence, after twenty days' notice shall have been given him, his tenant or overseer, by the person aggrieved, the person so aggrieved may apply to the county commissioners of said county, who shall, upon proof of the notice aforesaid, appoint three discreet and sound judging freeholders of said county, not related to either party, who shall have full powers to hear and determine all matters in dispute connected with said fence.
Ibid. s. 4 Duty of free holders.	33. And the said freeholders, if they, or a majority of them, find that the making or repairing of said fences is for the mutual advantage and protection of both parties, shall apportion to each his just propor- tion thereof, and mark and bound the same; and shall make out their award in writing, under their