Acts. 451

in every respect as the Inhabitants of any other Parish within this
Province now have or hereafter may have or Enjoy as Parishioners
and each of the said Chapels of Ease shall then be and be deemed to
be the Parish Church of the Parish in which the same shall be
respectively

Liber R. G.
1770

And be it further Enacted that the Freeholders of the said New
erected Parishes called Eden and Frederick Parishes shall have full
and ample Power to meet at their respective Parish Churches afore-
said on the Easter Monday next after the Death or Removal of the
said Incumbent and then & there elect and Make Choice of Six
Vestrymen and two Church Wardens in and for each of the same
Parishes who shall be the Vestrymen and Church Wardens of the
said respective Parishes for the ensuing Year and the same after-
wards to alter and renew at such times and in such manner as the
Laws of this Province do direct and Provide for other Parishes and
that the said Vestrymen and Church Wardens of each of the said
Parishes shall be Vested with the same Powers Priviledges and
Authorities as Vestrymen and Church Wardens of other Parishes
within this Province are vested with and shall be Liable and Subject
to the same Penalties and Forfeitures and in such manner as the Laws
of this Province have Provided in like Cases

[The Free-
holders of
the said new
erected Par-
ishes, after
such Death
or Removal,
are em-
powered to
elect Vestry-
men &c.]

By the Lower House of
Assembly Nov.* 21.^st 1770
Read & Assented to
Signed by Order
Jn^o Duckett Cl. Lo. Ho

On behalf of the right
Honourable the Lord
Proprietary of this Prov-
ince I Will this be a Law
Rob.^t Eden.

By the Upper House of
Assembly 21.^st November
1770 Read & Assented to
Signed by Order
U Scott Cl. Up. Ho.

the great seal in
wax appendant

No. 11 An Act to Enable Nicholas Rogers Infant to demise the Real Estate
therein mentioned

Whereas Henrietta Rogers Mother and Natural Guardian of
Nicholas Rogers an Infant by her Petition to this General Assembly
hath represented that her said Son is Seized in fee of and in two
Lots of Land Lying and being in Baltimore Town in Baltimore
County distinguished in a Plan of said Town by the Numbers Fifty
and Fifty one containing near two Acres of Ground that the Yearly
Value of the same is very inconsiderable in their Present State that
the said Lots are Adjoining two of the most Public Streets in the
said Town and are bounded on the East and South with Lanes or
Alleys that the Several Proprietors of the Ground on the East side
of south Leine [sic] have Added to the Width of said Lane one
Perch and half a perch of Ground in Front a Long the same opposite
said Lots that if the said Petitioner was impowered to Lay out as an
Addition to said Lane a part of said Lots not exceeding one Perch
and half a Perch the Value thereof would be thereby greatly in-

p. 100

[A Private
Act.]