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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1874
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JAS. BLACK GROOME, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 691

corporate, by the name of the " Commissioners of

 

Sharptown," and by that name may have perpetual

 

succession, sue and be sued, and have and use a

 

common seal.

 

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the limits of said

 

town shall begin at low water mark, on the south

Limits of said
town

side of the Nanticoke river, and running south twen-

 

ty and one-half degrees, east to the north corner of

 

Jonathan J. Robinson's lot ; and running the above-

 

named course, two hundred and thirty-three perches,

 

or until it comes straight with the north-west end of

 

John Welsen's land; thence eouth seventy-two de-

 

grees, west one hundred and eighty-nine perches to

 

a road; thence north twenty and one-half degrees,

 

west one hundred and sixty-two perches, with the

 

road to low water mark ; thence up the Nanticoke

 

river to the beginning ; the commissioners hereafter

Alterations

to be elected, may make such alterations in said lim-

 

its, as they may deem advisable, and cause the same

 

to be surveyed and the boundaries thereof to be es-

 

tablished, and the record thereof to be filed amongst

 

the records of the corporation.

 

SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That the male citizens

 

of said town of the age of twenty-one years and up-
wards, having resided therein for the space of six

Elect five
commissioners.

months next proceeding the first Monday in June

 

next, may on that day, at the town-hall in said town,

 

and on the first Monday in June in each and every

 

year thereafter, be authorized to elect five commis-

 

sioners for said town, who shall have resided within

 

the limits of the same for at least two years next

 

preceding the election.

 

SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That the justices of the

 

peace in the Sharptown election district are hereby

Judges of the
first election

empowered to act as judges of the first election for

 

said commissioners, who shall keep the polls open

 

from two o'clock P .M. until five o'clock P. M., and

 

shall conduct the said election in the same manner as

 

an election for delegates to the General Assembly,

 

(except that registration shall not be deemed a ne-

 

cessary qualification for voters), and as far as may be

 

consistent with the provisions of this act ; and the

 

said judges shall make return under their hands and

 

seals of the persons elected, to the Clerk of the Cir-

 

cuit Court for Wicomico county.

 


 

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