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1831.

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

CHAP. 298.

CHAPTER 299.

Passed Feb. 5, 1832

An act to blend Ncw Town, (Trap,) and New Freedom, m

 

Frederick county, into one, by the name of Jefferson, and

 

to establish Boundaries of Lots, by Commissioners, and to

 

Incorporate the same.

Preamble.

WHEREAS, New Town, (Trap,) in Frederick county,

 

was laid out into lots, and never recorded; and the said lota

 

are held by certain courses and distances, as stated in the

 

several deeds given for the same; which courses and dis-

 

tances, upon actual survey, are found to be incorrect, inas-

 

much as the lots, by the several numbers, are not thereby

 

held and secured to the owners, as now held by them; And

 

whereas, adjoining to the said Town, was afterwards laid off

 

another Town, into Lots, by the name of New Freedom —

 

Therefore,

Blended.,

Section 1 . Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Ma-

 

ryland, That the towns commonly called New Town, (Trap)

 

and New Freedom, in Frederick county, shall be, and they

 

are hereby blended into one, which shall, from the passage

Names changed.

of this act, be known and called by the name of Jefferson.

Commissioners to

Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That William Lynch, Levi

day out and estab-
lish limits.

Philips, and John W. Pratt, be, and they are hereby ap-

 

pointed commissioners, to lay out and establish the lines of

 

said town, and the lots therein, as now held and possessed

 

by the several owners thereof; and having so laid out the

 

courses and distances, and the lines of the lots as so cor-

 

rected, as herein intended, the said commissioners are here-

Plat.

by authorised and required to make a plat of the said town,

 

and file the same in the office of the Frederick county court,

Record.

to be there recorded among the land records of the county,

 

by the name of Jefferson; and that the said proprietors and

 

owners of the lots, parts of lots, and parcels of land, in the

Rights vested.

said town, and their heirs and assigns, may hereafter hold

 

and possess the same, in fee simple, as thus established and

 

set forth by courses and distances on the recorded plat of

 

said commissioners, which shall be signed by their hands

 

and seals; and the said commissioners shall be allowed each

Compensation al-
lowed.

two dollars per day for every day that they may be engaged

 

in said labours, and may employ such surveyor and chain

 

earners as they may think proper, and allow them such

 

moderate compensation as they may think right, to be paid

 

by the owners of said lots or parcels of land.

 

Sec. 3. And be it enacted, That the citizens of the said

Town incorpora-
ted.

named Jefferson, shall be, and they are hereby constituted

 

and made a body corporate, by the name of the commission-



 
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