INDEX TO THE LAWS.

Chap.

ARMSTRONG, JOHN. Empowered to hold real estate,

43

ASSESSMENT AND

ASSESSMENT LISTS. A new assessment to be made of the

real and personal property in Harford

county,

175

——— Also in Charles county,

193

See Clerks, and

80

ATTACHMENT. A sheriff, &c. who may have arrested

any person under an attachment, and per-

mitted him to go at large, may again ar-

rest him for the purpose of producing

him in court; and on doing so, the she-

riff. &c. shall not be liable for any inter-

mediate escape,

58

See Insolvent Debtor, and

63

AUCTIONS & AUC- Persons obtaining a special license as

TIONEERS. auctioneers may sell books, &c. by can-

dlelight,

148

——— Also for selling furniture,. &c.

who shall pay for the license $300, and

enter into recognizance, may sell jew-

elry, &c.

Ib.

——— Sales of real estate and vessels

to be subject to the same duty as paid

upon other articles, except when sold by

an executor or administrator, &c.

Ib.

___ Goods in the original form and

package as imported, and bulky articles,

may be sold by auctioneers, who take

out a general license at other places than

their regular stand, if desired by the

owner,

Ib.

—— Auctioneers to make returns on

oath to one of the judges of Baltimore

City Court, and pay to the treasurer the

amount of all. duties, &c.

Ib,

——— Their authority to act to com-

mence with the date of their respective

licenses,

Ik.

——— The 16th section of the act of

1837, ch. 111, and other acts, &c. in-

consistent, repealed, &.c.

Ib.

—— So much of the above act as re-

quires an auctioneer to enter into recogni-
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