4216 ARTICLE 18.

arrear on personal property by selling any realty or personalty in Queen
Anne's county belonging to the person assessed with the taxes so in ar-
rears ; if real estate is sold, the county treasurer shall sell the same at the
Court House, in Centreville, for cash, after giving at least three weeks'
previous notice by advertisement of the time and place of sale; said adver-
tisement to state the name of the person to whom the real estate is assessed,,
and shall contain a locatable description of the same, and as required by
the terms of Section 198; thereafter the county treasurer shall proceed as.
required by the terms of Section 199.

1910, ch. 369, sec. 133C-7 (p. 1060).

206. If personal property is levied on, actual possession shall be taken
thereof, and it shall be sold for cash at some convenient and public place
within the said county after ten days' notice by hand-bills set up in five-
public places in the district in which the property is seized; thereafter
the County Treasurer shall proceed as required by terms of Section 199;
the County Treasurer shall receive, in addition to the cost of advertise-
ment, the following fees under this Section: Levy, $2; setting up of no-
tices, $1; crying sales, $1; reporting same, $1, and five per cent commis-
sion on proceeds of sale.

1924, ch. 314.

207. Whenever personal property assessed in Queen Anne's County
to any person, set of persons or body corporate is about to be sold or
removed from said County by said person, set of persons or body cor-
porate or their agent, executor, administrator, trustee, or assigns, the Treas-
urer may at any time after the levy of taxes for any year shall have been
made by the County Commissioners, make out a bill for the taxes in the
usual form, and enforce the payment of the taxes so levied against said
personal property about to be sold or removed from said County in the-
manner as provided in Section 206; and for the purpose of this section
all taxes on personal property about to be sold or removed from said Queen
Anne's County shall be taken to be due and in arrear from the date of
the levy of said taxes.

1910, ch. 369, sec. 133C-8 (p. 1060).

208. The said County Treasurer shall be entitled to receive a com-
mission of five per centum on the amount of all sales made by him in pur-
suance of the provisions of this Article, to be computed and charged as
part of the expenses of such sale; and if before a sale, but after adver-
tisement as aforesaid, the taxes, interest and expenses chargeable to any
property are paid, then the said County Treasurer shall be entitled to
receive a commission of two per cent, on the amount of such taxes, interest
and costs, as a part of the cost of collecting the same.

1910, ch. 369, sec. 133C-9 (p. 1060).

209. The real estate of a delinquent taxpayer may be sold to pay the
State and county taxes, whether there be personal property or not; when-