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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

school number five Walter A. Haislip, Thomas H.
Latimer, John A. Maddox, Robert Brawner, and Fre-
derick Nelson; for district school number six, Ed-
mund Perry, Thomas Lloyd, George Taylor, Thomas,
Jones, and Walter M. Miller; lor district school num-
ber seven, Richard Barns, Joseph Young, Walter H.
Robertson, William D. Briscoe, and John M. Musch-
ett; for district school number eight, John D. Free-
man, Joseph Stone, Charles A. Pye, Francis Neale
and Francis B. Burgess; in the second election dis-
trict for school district number one, Robert Digges,
Aquilla Bateman, John W. Smoot, James H. Neale,
and John Herbert; for district school number two
George Dent, Joannas D. Starke, Samuel Latimer,
Philip Marshall and Absalom Tenison; for district
school number three, John T. Stoddart, Josias Haw-
kin's, Nathan Harris, John Posey, and Menehin
Lloyd; for district school number four Daniel Jenifer,
Francis Matthews, George W. Neale, Isaiah Posey,
and Charles I. Lancaster; for district school number
five Washington F. Lancaster, Stowten W. Dent,
Walter Wood, William H. Smoot, and Alexues Lan-
caster; for district school number six, Samuel I. Bris-
coe, Henry Goodwin, Richard H. Dyson, Wilson
Compton, and Frederick Turner; for district school
number seven, Thomas O. Bean, Levi Dent, Benjamin
T. Johns, Oswald Dyson and Zachariah Swann; in
the third election district, for district school number
one, Hezekiah Brawner, Pearson Chapman, Girard
Robey, Walter W. Hannon, and Peter Dent; for dis-
trict school number two, Francis C. Green, Sylves-
ter F. Gardiner, Thomas B. Berry, Thomas H. Ede-
len, and Allison F. Bealle; for school district num-
ber three, William McPherson, James Johnson, John
A. Pye, Henry. M. Robey and William H. M. Gar-
ner; for school district number four, John G. Chap-
man, John Matthews, Francis Thompson, Francis
Robey, and Edward Saunders; for district school
number five Philip 1. Ford, Allison Roberts, Charles
Wills, Henry A. Moore, and James M. Murray; in
the fourth election district for school number one,
John Hamilton, John Robertson. Josias Hawkins,
of Henry, Alfred A. Murray and Charles Ferrill; for
school district number two Henry H. Hawkins, John