CARROLL COUNTY. 1867

field, and to be parallel with the western boundary of said Lightner's
premises, the said Lightner desiring to have said strip ten (10) perches
wide included within the limits of the corporation; then by and with the
course or courses severally of the said County Road No. 80, crossing the
turnpike road, called the Liberty and Pipe Creek Turnpike road, at the
distance of 69 1/2 perches on the first line of the tract of land called the
"Rich Indian Garden," and in said Road No. 80, to the place of be-
ginning.

1900, ch. 206, sec. 168A.

437. Beginning for the extension of the said corporate limits, as sur-
veyed July 10th, A. D. 1884, at the end of the eighth line of the original
boundary of the corporate limits of the said town, surveyed and located
by Mr. Joshua Switzer, surveyor, whose description and plat is on record
in Carroll County, J. B. B. No. 42, folio 240, etc., the aforesaid begin-
ning is in the middle of the Public Road No. 80 at the end of ten perches;
south 75 3/4 degrees east from where was originally the southwest corner-
stone of the Lightner Farm, the said corner-stone being in the middle of
the crossing of what is known as Farquhar street, with the middle of said
Public Road No. 80, and running thence by the present compass courses,
with the said eighth line reversed north 13 1/2 degrees east, 66 1-14 perches,
till it intersects the second line of J. Hamilton Repp's lot; then with said
second line to the end thereof; then with the third line of said lot to the
end of 5 1/4 perches. These two last lines may be found in the deed from
Isaiah Lightner and wife to the said J. Ham Repp, bearing date Feb-
ruary 2d, A. D. 1882, and recorded in Liber F. T. S., No. 56, folio 299,
etc., one of the land records of Carroll County; then south 76 1/2 degrees,
east 11 1/4 perches; then by a line of Chas. Edgar Wolf's land south 13%
degrees, west 62 11-12 perches to the middle of the aforesaid Public Road
No. 80; then with the middle of said road north 75 3/4 degrees, west
14 19-25 perches to the beginning; provided, however, that for sanitary
and police purposes, the Mayor and Council of Union Bridge shall have
and exercise full power and control for a distance of one-half mile in
every direction from said corporate limits.

1902, ch. 40.

438. The corporate limits of the Town of Union Bridge, Carroll
County, Maryland, as now constituted, be and the same are hereby ex-
tended so as to include all the body of land laid out for and contained
within the following courses and distances, to wit: Beginning for the
extension of said corporate limits as intended to be made and surveyed
at the end of the fifth line of "Lightner's Addition" as surveyed and
plotted by John S. Nepp, surveyor, and recorded among the land records
of Carroll County, in Liber F. S. S. No. 61, folio 496, etc., reference
being had thereto will more fully appear, in the middle of the Public
Road No. 80, also known as Locust Street; and running thence with said
line continued, variation allowed, south fifteen degrees west eighty-six