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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

eighteen hundred and ninety, and lodged for record in the office of

the clerk of the circuit court for said county.

Ninth. To the acquiring, holding and disposing of a certain

tract of land situated on the southeast side of Bel Air avenue in

Baltimore city, by "The first Universalist church of the city of

Baltimore," afterwards known as the "First Universalist society of

Under cer-
tain deeds

the city of Baltimore," which said land is described in a deed

from Robert Purviance, jr., trustee, and others to the said, "The

first Universalist church of the city of Baltimore, dated the

twenty-eighth day of August, in the year one thousand eight hun-

dred and thirty-eight, and of record among the land recoids of

Baltimore county, now city, in liber T. K., number two hundred

and eighty-two, folio sixty-three, &c.; and also in a deed from

Anna Spofford, widow, to the said, "The first Universalist church

of the city of Baltimore," dated the twenty-ninth day of August,

in the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty-eight, and re-

corded among said land records in liber T. K., number two hun-

dred and eighty-two, folio sixty-five, &c.

Tenth. To the acquiring, holding and disposing of a certain

tract of land, situate on the southeast side of Bel Air avenue, in

Baltimore city, by the friendship society of Baltimore, a corpo-

ration duly incorporated by an act of the General Assembly of

Maryland, passed at the session thereof in the year one thousand

eight hundred and thirty-eight, chapter one hundred and ninety-

five, and which said land is described in a deed from Richard C.

Mason and others, trustees, to said " The friendship society of

To deed.

Baltimore," dated the eighth day of May, in the year one thou-

sand eight hundred and thirty-nine, and recorded, among the land

records of Baltimore county, now city, in liber T. K., number two

hundred and eighty-eight, folio five hundred and twenty-two,

&c., and also in a deed from Richard C. Mason, et al., trustees,

and others to said " The friendship society of Baltimore," dated

the thirty-first day of October, in the year one thousand eight

hundred and forty-three, recorded among said land records in

liber T. K., number three hundred and thirty-seven, folio one

hundred and twenty-three, &c.

Eleventh. To sanction the residuary bequest in the will of

Bequest.

David Flory, of Washington county, in favor of the Lutheran

board of foreign missions.

Eleventh A. To the conveyance by Upton Brooke to Queen

Convey-
ance.

Anne's parish (protestant episcopal) of Prince George's county, of

a lot of ground comprising eight acres, more or less, whereon the

rectory of Saint Barnaba's church in said parish stands.

Twelfth. To each of the several leases, deeds and conveyances

herein mentioned and specified, of two lots of ground in the city

of Baltimore, situate on the southwest corner of Lafayette avenue