Sub-Sec. 5. If any grain inspected and weighed or
measured as aforesaid, shall be delivered to the pur-
chaser thereof, and such purchaser shall thereupon
refuse or neglect forthwith to pay for the same, ac-
cording to the terms of said sale, the person to whom
the grain had belonged, or any agent of his, may sue
out a writ of replevin, and seize the grain so sold, or
any other property belonging to such purchaser, and
after one day's notice, to be published in one of the
newspapers in the city of Baltimore, may sell the
same for cash at public sale and receive the proceeds
thereof, and if such sale does not produce the amount
of the purchase money due on the original sale, with
ten per centum added thereto, and all costs attending
the seizure and sale, the original purchaser shall be
liable for any balance, to be recovered as any other
debt, and the price agreed to be paid for such grain,
shall be a lien on the same into whosoever hand or
possession the same may come, except in the hands
of a bona fide purchaser, without notice, and the com-
mission merchant or other agent of the former owner
or owners, may have such replevin in the name of
such commission merchant, or other agent, and in
case the sales should amount to more than the pur-
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Remedy of
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