The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-04-25
LIcENsEs.-All licenses granted b,

LTcENsEs.-All licenses granted by
the State of Maryland expire on the Both of
the present month and should be renewed
on the LIST day of May otherwise parties con-
tinuing to do business after that time. with
out q renewal of license, are liable to be
presented to the Grand Jury and fined.
The act passed by the last Congress,
amendatory of the Internal Revenue Laws
requires that all Excise Licenses be assessed
on the first day Of May to continue in force
for one year. The object of the late amend
ment being to alter the Excise Law in re-
spect to licenses, so that the license year
may date from the 1st of May.
The following is the section in the amend
ed act relation to the assessing Of Govern
ment licenses:
" 1nd be it further snartcd, That the sever
al assessors shall. on the first Monday of
May next. and on the first Monday of MAY
IN each succeeding year, direct and cause
the several assistant assessors to inquire after
and concerning all persons being within the
assessment districts where they respectively
reside, and liable to license duty under the
provisions of this act, or of the act to which
this is in addition, and assess such persons
as in said acts is required. And all licenses
50 assessed shall continue in force until the
first day of May next succeeding. And all
licenses granted after the first dav Of Nav in
any year shall expire on the first dav of
May following, and shall be issued upon the
payment OF ratabe proportion of the
whole amount of duty imposed for such
license; and each license so granted shall
be dated on the first day of the month in
which it is issued Prorided, That any per
son, firm, or corporation that on the first
day of May next shall hold an unexpired
license, shall be assessed ratable proper
ton for the time between the expiration of
the license and the first day of May, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty four"
Parties renewing their State license are
requested to make application, at the same
time to the assistant assessor for their Inter
nal Revenue License.
The persons keeping Stations and Jacks
for service are required to take out a Reeve
nue. license as well as IA State license for the
same. Several parties who have those
animals advertised, the present season.
have not made application for Internal
Revenue license. All persons who have
not done so are requested to apply at once,
otherwise, they are liable to fine of three
tines the amount Of license, one half to the
informcr.
We publish below the names of parties,
who have applied for license:
Arthur A. Mackey, Edmund B. johnson.
Henry Hess, Jacob Fite, Thos. p. Jones,
William Foster, 1'hos. Brockson, George A.
Eandergrift, William Henry Sidwell, Beni.
f. Valentine, JAS. Marrett, William Mackie.
Peddlers are also required to take on
license, and the following are the names of
persons who have applied and obtained
license for that purpose
Anthony G. Thompson, Samuel Foster,
Alex. Mcknight Ohvel Mccullough, Ste,
phen Mahoney & Brother, Solomon Weaver,
r. l.. Stanart, l.. W. Thompson, Nicholas
Milburn, Robert Minker, g. r. Luton, s.
P. Wood, W. B. Price, W. Strickland, Job
Wharton, W. Il. Pennington, Caleb Jarvis,
John M. Crouch, James Cromie, John 7.
Gamble, Alfred H. Price, j. h. Trimble,
Enoch johnson, Peter 2. Person.