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Session Laws, 1884 Session
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620

LAWS OF MARYLAND.


be due and owing upon real property, or upon real


and personal property, the treasurer shall be author-


ized to levy upon either real or personal property to


enforce the payment of the same. Whenever real


estate is susceptible of division, so that a part thereof


will sell for enough to pay the taxes due and all costs,

When to divide

the treasurer may, in his discretion, employ a surveyor


to divide the same, and tax as part of the costs in such


proceeding such compensation for the services of such


surveyor as he may consider just, not exceeding the


sum of five dollars. Whenever any levy is made


notice thereof, together with a copy of the bill for


taxes due, interest and all costs, including that of the


levy, shall be delivered to the owner, if he be in pos-


session of the property, or at his residence, if it be


within the same district, or mailed to him, if his post-


office address be known, and if not, then be conspicu-


ously posted on the premises, together with a notice


that, if the said bill for taxes, interest and costs is not


paid within thirty days, the property levied upon will


be sold at public sale; and the said treasurer is

Expose for sale

hereby authorized to expose any property so levied on


at public sale upon expiration of the said thirty days,


either on the premises or at the court-house door in


Annapolis, and to sell the same to the highest bid-


der for cash, the said treasurer having first given

Notice.

twenty days' notice of the time and place of such sale,


by advertisement inserted in one newspaper published


in Annapolis, and by printed handbills, publicly


posted at said court-house door, and at least ten places


in the district where the property is located, one of


such notices to be placed upon the premises; personal


property may be sold upon ten days' notice by hand-


bills so posted in the district and at the court house ;


any advertised notice of a sale under the provisions of

Sufficient.

this act shall be deemed sufficient if it contains the


time, terms and place of such sale, the year or years


for which taxes are due, to whom the property is as-


sessed, the district where located, the quantity of land


(if land) offered for sale, if there be record evidence


thereof, and a reference to the liber and folio where


the deed for said property may be found, and the date


of the deed; in no case shall a description by metes

Not necessary.

and bounds be necessary, nor shall a greater sum than


four dollars be paid for any newspaper advertisement


thereof.



 
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