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erty at the time such tax was assessed; and said Treasurer shall be re-
sponsible to said county for any loss of taxes that may arise from error in
said certificate. And said Treasurer shall, at any time after taxes have
been assessed for any year, furnish to any taxpayer, upon demand, a bill
or bills showing the assessment upon each piece of real estate assessed to
said taxpayer and the amount of the taxes thereon and the aggregate of
the assessments iipon personal property assessed to said taxpayer and the
taxes thereon; and all taxes levied against any taxpayer in any one year
shall be shown upon a bill or bills rendered at one and the same time,
whether said taxes be upon real or personal property or both. Said bill
need not show the amount of interest due, if any, but must contain a state-
ment of the date from and after which interest is or will become due and
the rate of such interest.*

1898, ch. 222, sec. 116M. 1912 Code, sec. 230.

365. Every tax deed shall contain the name of the former owner if
known, of the property it conveys; and the clerk of the Circuit Court in
whose office the same may be recorded, shall index it not only in the name
of the grantor and grantee, but also in the name of and as from the former
owner to the grantee.

1898, oh. 222, sec. 116N. 1912 Code, sec. 231.

366. This Act shall in no wise affect the term of the present treasurer
or discharge his official bond, but shall confer the rights and impose the
duties mentioned herein upon him.

1900, ch. 477, sec. 117. 1912 Code, sec. 232.

367. Personal property liable to taxation in Prince George's county
and unassessed, and also that which may be unassessed for any previous
year or years, or has been so assessed that the assessment was void, shall
be assessed and listed in the same manner as is provided for the assess-
ment of real estate in Section 358, but no personal property which has
been bona fide sold or transferred shall be assessed for any back taxes.

1904, ch. 434, sec. 117A. 1912 Code, sec. 233. 1924, ch. 522.

368. All tax sales of real estate shall be advertised for four consecutive
issues, any other provisions in any of the local laws relating to tax sales
in Prince George's County to the contrary notwithstanding, in three news-
papers published in Prince George's County, to be selected by the Treas-
urer ; provided that the newspapers so selected shall have been established
in their respective towns at least two years preceding the date of the first
publication of said advertisement; and the cost of such advertisement in
and for each newspaper shall not exceed the sum of seventy cents for a
tax sale, which sum of money shall be charged against the property offered
for sale as items of cost. A tax sale shall consist of all the real estate in
any election district of the county advertised for sale and belonging to the

*Sec. 2, oh. 84, 1922, repealed all laws inconsistent therewith.