552                          LAWS OF MARYLAND.                 [CH. 200

erly) of any real estate so sold for taxes and not set aside by
the court, a deed to the real estate so sold and not redeemed
within the time herein limited. Said deed shall vest in the
purchaser or purchasers of any piece or pieces of real estate
at any such tax sale a fee simple title therein. Said deed shall
recite the name or names of the owner or owners of said real
estate at the time the same was sold; a description of the real
estate, the purchase price, the fact that the same has not been
redeemed within the time limited by this Act, that the sale
thereof has been ratified by the court, and that said deed, under
the provisions of this Act, vests a fee simple in the purchaser
or purchasers of said real estate, their heirs or assigns.

SEC. 15 (m). Upon the redemption of any real estate sold
for taxes under the provisions of this Act, the said Town Clerk
and Treasurer shall collect and pay to the purchaser or pur-
chasers thereof, interest on the purchase price at the rate of
twelve (12) per centum per annum accruing between the date
of 'any such sale and the date of such redemption.

SEC. 15 (n). Upon the demand of any owner or owners
of real estate so sold for taxes the said Town Clerk and Treas-
urer shall pay to him or them the difference between the
amount of the purchase price of any piece or pieces of real
estate so sold at tax sale and the taxes, interest, penalties and
costs and all accrued taxes, interest, penalties and costs on said
real estate, due and payable to the said Mayor and Town Coun-
cil of Cheverly.

SEC. 15 (o). Taxes on personal property shall be collected
as is now provided by law for the collection of such taxes due
Prince George's County.

SEC. 15 (p). Whenever any real estate shall have been
bought in, as herein provided, by the Mayor and Town Council
of Cheverly, at any tax sale made under the provisions of this
Act and the same shall not have been redeemed within the
time provided for the redemption thereof, and not set aside
by the court for defects in the levying of such taxes, the said
Mayor and Town Council, as an additional and cumulative
means of enforcing the payment of taxes, interest, penalties and
costs against real estate, which have accrued prior to the date
of this Act, or which shall thereafter accrue, and in no wise
in derogation of the remedy hereby given, may, within six