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sue and be sued, have and use a common seal, and may purchase and hold
real estate or dispose of the same for the benefit of the said town.

P. L. L. (1888), art. 1, sec. 133. 1870, ch. 77. 1898, ch. 396. 1922, ch. 31, sec. 133.

1927, ch. 195, sec. 133.

188. The limits of the said City of Frostburg are as follows:
Beginning at a stone planted on the Southwest side of the National Road
near the lines of the Consolidation Coal Company (said stone bearing
South forty-five and a quarter degrees East three hundred and ninety-four
feet, South seventy-six degrees, West nineteen feet and ten inches, South
fifty-eight degrees and forty-five minutes, East five hundred and eighty-
eight feet from the Southwest corner of the German Lutheran Church
mentioned in the Acts of 1870, Chapter 77), and then with the Cemetery
Road South eight degrees atnd forty-five minutes West five hundred and
eighty-seven feet, South twenty-five degrees and ten minutes East six
hundred ninety-seven feet to within seven or eight feet of the Cemetery
fence; thence parallel with said fence, South fifty-nine degrees West
eleven hundred and six feet; North sixty degrees West two hundred and
fifty-five feet, North twenty-nine degrees thirty minutes East seven hun-
dred and fifty feet to a stone, North fifty-three degrees thirty minutes,
West fifty feet to intersection of the North side of Blair Street with the
West side of Greene Street, South thirty-one degrees West seven hundred
and fifty feet to a stone on the corporate line as located in 1898, and with
saiid lines North sixty degrees West one hundred and fifty-five feet, South
thirty-four degrees ten minutes West with the railroad fourteen hundred
and seventeen feet to a point about two feet on the west side of said rail-
road; North fifty-five degrees West one thousand and six feet to a point
in Wright's pasture near the road on Welsh's Hill; North five degrees
thirty minutes East fifty-eight feet, North twenty-eight degrees thirty
minutes West five hundred and seventeen feet to the end of the concrete
curb on the Northwest side of Bowery Street at the intersection of said
street with the Welsh's Hill Road North two degrees thirty minutes West
two hundred and fifty feet to a stone on the Northeast side of Park Ave-
nue with Northwest side of the Midlothian Road extended South seventy-
two degrees West one hundred and forty feet to a stone on the Northwest
side of the Midlothian Road and on the corporate line as located in 1898
and with said lines North twenty-eight degrees West thirty-eight hundred
and four feet to a stone between two Chestnut Oak trees standing about
ten feet apart, one marked with nine and the other with six notches:
North twenty-six degrees thirty minutes East twenty-two hundred and
ninety-six feet to a White Oak sapling marked with twelve notches and
standing North of the lot; South sixty-three degrees East two hundred
and ninety-seven feet to a Chestnut Oak tree marked with twelve notches;
South forty-six degrees East twenty-four hundred and fifty-six feet to a
stone on the west side of the Borden Road, thence with the west side of

said road South twenty-one degrees West one hundred and ten feet, South
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