Tax Titles Not Safe Ones

iVrsoiiK purchaeing átate tas landa in the future :i a ao at thelr perll ■ Caüowtog letter which Attoraey-GeneraJ Ellia has reèeived from ("liarles i). Stebblne, treaaurer of Kent county, liows: 'Under the new law, in cxse the sale and deed of a pleca o.' land sold by tlüs oillce from the lisi ís canceled, who wld refnnd to the original purcbaa t ? ' In rcply, the attorney genecal aays: "Any person ehasiag from the county treasurer any state tax lands, simply obtains the right, titie and interest of the stel '. aiul u case that tltle iails, lic la in the same eondltdon as a porson would be who had purchased lands iï any private mlividnal, ind received hie tltle by qult-claim deed. In the title failed he would not liavc recourse to anybody, as the law makcs no provisión whatever for refundlag In sueh cases.''