340 ALLEGANY COUNTY. [ART. 1.

shall be one hundred and twenty-five dollars per an-
num; the said salary to be retained and paid out of
the tolls collected on said road.

In force from first Monday of May, 1862.

NOTE —1867, c 271 provides for payment of out standing claims against the National Road
under the Act of 1852, c 129.

OAKLAND.

1862, c. 250 adds the following sections:

1802, c 250, s 1 Incorporated	112. The inhabitants of the town of Oakland in Allegany county, are a body corporate by the name of the burgess and commissioners of Oakland, and by that name may have perpetual succession, may sue and be sued, and have and use a common seal.
Ibid. s. 2 Limits of town	113. The limits of said town, shall begin at a stone marked eight hundred and forty-one, said stone being the beginning of military lot, number eight hundred and forty-one, and running thence north, sixty-seven degrees west one hundred per- ches, south twenty-three degrees west two hundred perches, south sixty-seven degrees east ten perches to the summit of the Hooppole ridge, thence with the summit of said ridge, south sixty-seven degrees, east one hundred and fifty perches ; north twenty- three degrees, east one hundred and seventeen per- ches, thence to the place of beginning: the com- missioners of the town may make such alterations in the corporate limits as they may deem proper, and cause the same to be surveyed, and the boun- daries therof to be established and a record thereof to be filed amongst the records of the corporation.
Ibid s. 3 Election of commissioners and burgess.	114. The male citizens of the town, twenty-one years of age, having resided therein six months, and any such citizen of this state who owns a house and lot in the town, shall on the first Monday in May eighteen hundred and sixty-two, and annually there- after on the same day, elect four commissioners and a burgess for Oakland, to serve one year from the