ART. 11.] WOLVES AND FOXES—WOODSBORO' 1211

wolf or wolves," but if he shall believe the said wolf or wolves,
to be under the age of six months, he shall distinguish the same
in his certificate by the words " young wolf or wolves;" and he
shall cause the ears to be cut off, and the tongue taken out of the
head or heads of such wolves, to prevent such head or heads from
being a second time taken before a justice to obtain a certificate.

P. L. L., (1860,) art. 11, sec. 822.

457. The said certificate, produced to the county commis-
sioners, shall entitle the party holding the same to receive from
them, and have levied for his use, the compensation for every
head therein named.

Ibid. sec. 323.

458. Every person who is an actual resident of said county
shall be entitled to an allowance from the county, not to exceed
fifty cents, for every fox killed or destroyed by him.

Ibid. eec. 824.

459. The person killing any fox shall produce the head and
tail of the same before some justice of the peace for said county,,
and make oath that the said fox was taken, wounded or killed
within the limits of said county, within six days then next pre-
ceding ; and the said justice shall thereupon give such person a
certificate, wherein he shall set forth the said oath, and shall, at
the same time, cut off the ears and tail, and cut out the tongue
from such head, so as to prevent a second allowance therefor.

Ibid. sec...325.

460. The county commissioners shall levy the amount of suck
allowance, upon the production of the certificate of the justice
for the use of the person holding the same.

WOODSBORO.'

P. L. L., (1860,) art. 11, sec. 326.

461. The citizens of "Woodsboro', in Frederick county, are a
body corporate by the name of " The Burgess and Commissioners,
of Woodsboro'," and by that name may sue and be sued, and
have and use a common seal.