WILLIAM T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 505

	SEC. 41. No person or corporation, other than the
	grower, maker or manufacturer, shall barter or sell,
	or otherwise dispose of, or shall offer for sale, any
	foods, chattels, wares or merchandise within this
	tate without first obtaining a license in the manner
	herein prescribed ; provided persons carrying on the
	shad and herring fisheries in this State may sell and
	dispose of so much salt as may be necessary to cure	License to
	the fish purchased of them during the months of	sell.
	March, April and May, and no longer, without
	license, and that nothing herein contained shall ex-
	tend to vendors of cakes, or to the vendors of beer
	and cider, who are the makers of such beer and
	cider, but nothing herein shall exempt any vendors
	of lager beer from the requirement to obtain a license
	to sell said lager beer.
	SEC. 42. When any person, body politic or corpo-
	rate, shall propose to sell or barter, or dispose of, or
	to offer for sale anything mentioned in the preceding	Where to ap-
	section, except spirituous or fermented liquors, he	py-
	shall apply to the clerk of the Circuit Court of the
	county in which he proposes to carry on such sell-
	ing or bartering, or disposing of goods, wares, chat-
	tels or merchandise, or if he proposes to carry on
	such selling or bartering, or disposing of goods, wares, chattels or merchandise in the city of Baltimore, to
	the clerk of the Court of Common Fleas, for a license
	therefor ; provided a license to offer for sale, issued
	by said clerk of Court of Common Pleas, or by the
	clerk of the Circuit Court of any county, shall be
	good and efficient as a license to offer for sale in
	every part of the State ; provided that such licenses
	shall not authorize the holder thereof to open or
	carry on any store or fixed place of business for such
	selling or offering for sale in any other city or coun-
	ty than the city or county in which such license shall
	be issued ; but no license to trade or to sell spirituous
	or fermented liquors shall be issued by any clerk of
	a court to a feme covert, or to any person under the
	age of twenty-one years, without the special order of	Special order.
	the judge of said court, and no judge shall give such
	special order to issue such license to sell spirituous
	or fermented liquors to a feme covert, or person
	under the age of twenty-one years, unless upon the
	recommendation of at least ten respectable free-