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	72. Said collector, before making such sale, shall
	give notice in some newspaper published in said	Give notice.
	county, and by advertisement set up in the public
	places in the neighborhood adjoining the lands on
	which the taxes are due, of the time and place of
	sale, at least ten days before the day of sale, and	Ten days be-
	shall give the purchaser or purchasers of said timber a certificate under his hand and seal, verified by af-	fore sale.
	fidavit, stating the quantity of timber sold, and
	shall also return a similar certificate to the County
	Commissioners at their next meeting, to be recorded
	among their proceedings.
	73. The purchaser of any timber so sold have
	twelve months to remove the same, and may enter	Remove the
	upon the land at any time within said twelve months,	same.
	and from time to time during said twelve months,
	to cut down and remove the same.
	74. If any person shall knowingly cut down and	Knowingly
	remove from said land more timber than he bought	cut down.
	at said sale, he shall be deemed guilty of a violation
	of section forty of this article.
	75. Whenever the tax collector shall offer for sale	Tax collector
	under the provisions of the general law, any real estate in Garrett county for the non payment of taxes,	offer for sale.
	it shall and may be lawful for the County Commis-
	sioners of said county to become the purchaser there-
	of, and said commissioners are hereby authorized to
	buy and hold the same, and to lease, rent, sell, dis-
	pose of or convey the same as fully as any individual
	might do, and to make and execute a good and valid	Execute
	deed or lease therefore, or for any part thereof, and	good and
	such deed, lease or conveyance shaft pass as good a	valid deed.
	title to the grantee therein as though the same had
	been executed by an individual.
	TOWN OF BLOOMINGTON.
	76. The citizens of the town of Bloomington, in	Town of
	Garrett county, shall be constituted and made a body	Bloomington.
	corporate, by the name of the Commissioners of
	Bloomington, with all the privileges of a body cor-
	porate, and to have a common seal and perpetual
	succession.