22 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 9

judgment will be sufficient to pay the taxes in arrears, in-
terest, charges, expenses and costs of sale, and select a
surveyor to lay off and make a plat and description of the
same, and the part so laid off shall be sold by the plat and
description so made, and it shall be sufficient in the ad-
vertisement of the sale of delinquent taxpayers' proper-
ties to mention the quantity of land to be sold from the
property or properties described, "as per plat and descrip-
tion to be exhibited on day of sale, " and the surveyor so
selected by the County Treasurer may make all surveys,
plats and descriptions required hereunder and to com-
plete and deliver the same to the County Treasurer on
or before the day of sale, as advertised, and he shall receive
therefor a sum not exceeding ten dollars for each and
every survey, plat and description so made and delivered,
said sum to be fixed by the County Treasurer in each case
after consideration of the work involved therein, and to be
taxed as part of the costs and paid out of the proceeds of
the sale of such land, or by the delinquent taxpayer if
payment is made before the day of sale; and the County
Treasurer may direct the surveyor where to locate the part
of said property to be sold and shall file the plat and de-
scription thereof with his report of sales to the Circuit
Court, in Equity, for said county; the provisions of this
Section shall not apply to lots in towns and sub-divisions
in said county near or adjacent to towns, or laid off for
town purposes, but such lots shall be sold entire, and in
the advertisement thereof it shall be a sufficient descrip-
tion to give the number of the lot or block or section and
reference to the plat of said town or sub-division where
such lot is located, and the place where such plat is lo-
cated; provided, that if a delinquent taxpayer is assessed
with more than one lot in towns and sub-divisions in said
county, as aforesaid, only such number of lots shall be
sold as may be necessary to discharge all taxes in arrears,
interest, charges, expenses and costs, with which such
taxpayer may be charged.

211. All notices and advertisements required by this
Act may be published in one or more newspapers published
in said county at the discretion of the County Commission-
ers, and the publishing of same shall be subject to their
approval.

212. It shall, be the duty of the County Treasurer to
finish the collection of all State and County taxes due and
payable during his term of office, and whenever the term of