mon pleas to which the appeal is taken, upon receiving sat- 

 isfactory proof that the notice of appeal above mentioned 

 has been filed with the court, justice of the peace or re- 

 corder who gave the judgment, and upon filing with the 

 clerk of the court of common pleas to which the appeal is 

 taken, such bond as aforesaid, to be approved by said court 

 of common pleas, may stay the execution 

 tion ay ' H ntil the further order of said last-men- 



tioned court, a rule to which effect shall be 

 entered in the minutes of the said last-mentioned court, 

 and a copy thereof, certified by the clerk of said last-men- 

 tioned court, shall be served on the _ constable in whose 

 hands the execution may be. The said court of common 

 pleas shall proceed to hear and determine such appeal in 

 the same way and manner as said case was heard by such 

 district court, justice of the peace, police justice or recorder. 

 (P. L- 1906, p. 227.) 



52. In case judgment as aforesaid shall be rendered 



against any defendant, in any such proceed- 

 gf ant ed * by in S s as aforesaid, execution shall thereupon 

 magistrate. be granted _by the court, justice of the peace, 



police justice or recorder giving the judg- 

 ment, commanding the officer to whom the execution is 

 delivered to levy and make the amount of the penalty and 

 costs imposed by the judgment out of the goods and chat- 

 tels of the defendant, and for want of sufficient goods and 

 chattels whereon to Iev3 r and make the same, to take the 

 body of the defendant and convey him to the common jail 

 of the county and deliver him to the keeper thereof, to be 

 there confined until the said penalty and costs be fully paid 

 or until he be thence delivered by due course of law. (P. 

 L. 1906, p. 229.) 



53. (As amended 1911.) The officers to serve and execute 



any process or execution issued as afore- 

 said shall be the sheriff or any constable of 

 the county, and, within the jurisdiction of any district 

 <:ourt, shall include the sergeant-at-arms thereof, which 

 service and execution shall in all cases be made in the same 

 manner and under the same liabilities that other processes 

 and executions issued out of the district court of this State 

 are served and executed under and by virtue of the pro- 

 visions of the act entitled "An act concerning district 

 -courts," approved June fourteenth, in the year one thou- 

 sand eight hundred and ninety-eight. The costs taxable 



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