JOHN LEE CARROLL, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR

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provided for; and said assessments shall be collected

by the examiner or examiners, as the case may

be; and after such ratification and confirmation,

the said examiner or examiners, as the case may be,

Give notice.

shall proceed forthwith to notify the owner or

owners of the property assessed for benefits, by

means of bills specifying the sum so assessed, and

warning them that if the same is riot paid within

sixty days from the date of said bill, that the said

examiner or examiners, as the case may be, will pro-

ceed to sell the specific piece or parts of property on

which such unpaid sum or sums of money shall have

been assessed; and the said examiner or examiners,

as the case may be, shall give not less than thirty

days' notice of said sale, by publication in one or

Give notice.

more newspapers published in Baltimore county,

once a week, and one or more newspapers of general

circulation published in Baltimore city, twice a

week, for three successive weeks; and the said ex-

aminer or examiners, as the case may be, shall, sell

Shall sell.

said property to the extent and subject to the same

conditions which are now or may hereafter be pro-

vided for the sale of real estate for State taxes in

Baltimore county; and in the event of the purchaser

or purchasers failing forthwith to comply with the

terms of said sale, the examiner or the examiners,

as the case may be, shall re-sell the same at the risk

Shall re-sell

of the former purchaser, giving not less than ten

days' notice in one or more newspapers published in

Baltimore county, and in one or more newspapers

of general circulation published in Baltimore city;

and when the examiner or examiners, as the case

may be, shall receive the full amount of the pur-

chase money on such sale, the said examiner or

examiners, as the case may be, shall execute a deed

of conveyance in favor of the purchaser or pur-

Execute deed.

chasers, which deed shall convey a fee-simple or

leasehold estate, as the case may be, in and to such

property; and after deducting the amount of assess-

ment, or such portion of the same as may be due

and unpaid, the cost of sales, advertising and other

necessary expenses, the balance shall be paid, or

Paid or ten-

tendered to be paid, to the person or persons legally

dered.

entitled to receive the same, and if such balances

should not be demanded of the examiner or exam-