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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

ship, or as parsonages which are necessary for the

respective uses thereof; nor shall the provisions of

said preceding section apply to graveyards, ceme-

Not to apply

teries or cemetery companies which do not accumu-

to cemeteries,
&c.

late profits for any purpose except the maintenance

or improvement of such cemeteries or graveyards as

cemeteries or graveyards ; nor to burying grounds

set apart for the use of any family, or belonging to

any church or congregation, or to the crop or pro-

duce of any land in this State in the hands of the

producer or his agent ; or to the provisions kept for

the use and consumption of the family of the per-

son to whom the same shall belong; or to the woik-

ing tools of mechanics and manufacturers, moved

or worked exclusively by hand ; or to wearing apparel

of any description ; or to fish while in the possession

of the fishermen employed in catching, salting and

packing the same, or while in the possession of their

agents unsold ; or to the buildings, equipment and

Not to apply

furniture of hospitals, asylums, charitable or benev-

to benevolent

olent institutions, or to the grounds appurtenant

institutions,

thereto, in any city or incorporated town in this

&c.

State which is necessary for the respective uses

thereof; nor to the buildings, equipment and furni-
ture of hospitals, asylums, charitable or benevolent

institutions in any county of this State, but not

within any city or incorporated town in this State,

nor to the ground not exceeding forty acres appur-
tenant respectively thereto, which is necessary for
the respective uses thereof; nor to the buildings,

Not to apply
to libraries,

furniture, equipment or libraries of incorporated
educational or literary institutions, or to the ground

&c.

appurtenant thereto in any city or incorporated

town in this State, which is necessary for the re-

spective uses thereof; nor to the buildings, furni-

ture, equipment or libraries of incorporated educa-

tional or literary institutions in any county of this

State, but not within any city or incorporated town

in this State, nor to the ground not exceeding forty

acres appurtenant respectively thereto, which is nec-

essary for the respective uses thereof; nor to the

Not to apply

property, real or personal, of any corporation incor-

to corpo-

porated by this State and having a capital stock di-

rations, &c.

vided into shares, when said shares only are subject

to taxation under the laws of this State ; nor to any

shares of stock in any corporation when said shares