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of Great-Choptank Parish in Dorchester County, with an Estate
in Fee-simple, to Two Acres of Land therein mentioned: But for-
asmuch as there is not express'd, in the said Act, any Lines or
Courses to circumscribe the same, nor Beginning prefixt thereto,
whereby the said Vestry can ascertain or settle the Bounds thereof.
For Remedy whereof, it is prayed that it may be Enacted,
And be it Enacted, by the Right Honourable the Lord Proprie-
tary, by and with the Advice and Consent of his Lordship's Gover-
nour, and the Upper and Lower Houses of Assembly, and the Au-
thority of the same, That the Bounds of the said Two Acres of
Land appropriated to the said Chapel at Vienna, in the Parish
aforesaid, shall be and are hereby deemed and declared to be as
follows, (that is to say,) Beginning at the North-East Corner of
the said Chapel, and running thence East to Lieutenant Colonel
William Ennall's Ditch; thence South, binding with the said Ditch
Nine Perches; thence West, Twenty Perches; thence North, Six-
teen Perches; thence East, Twenty Perches to the aforesaid Ditch;
thence South binding therewith Seven Perches, 'till it intersects the
aforesaid East Line drawn from the said Chapel, containing Two
Acres of Land. And that the same Bounds and Lines, circum-
scribing the same, should be settled and perpetuated,
Be it Enacted, by the Authority aforesaid, by and with the Ad-
vice and Consent aforesaid, That the Vestry of the said Parish are
hereby required and enjoyned, within Six Months from the End
of this Session of Assembly, to run the said above-mentioned Lines,
and place One Cedar Post at each Corner of the same, and enter the
said Lines and Plat in their Register-Book of the said Parish.
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Whereas it is represented to this present General Assembly, by
the major Part of the Inhabitants of St. Paul's Parish in Baltemore
County, That the Church now belonging to the said Parish, is not
only very Inconvenient to the greater Part of the Parishioners, but
so small that it will hardly contain the Half of them, and is so very
ruinous and decayed, that the Charge of repairing it will be almost
as considerable as the Building a new One. It is therefore humbly
prayed that it may be Enacted,
And be it Enacted, by the Right Honourable the Lord Proprie-
tary, by and with the Advice and Consent of his Lordship's Gover-
nour, and the Upper and Lower Houses of Assembly, and the Au-
thority of the same, That the Vestry-Men and Church-Wardens of
the said Parish, or the major Part of them, be and are hereby au-
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