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	and fifty-six feet, to the division line between the
	lands of William Jones and John N. Hambleton,
	thence south eighty-seven and a half degrees ; east,
	two hundred and eighty feet to Talbot street, in-
	cluding that portion of the town not covered by
	said plat. The waters of Saint Michaels harbor west
	of a line drawn from Parrott's point to Three Cedar
	point, are hereby made subject to the jurisdiction of the Commissioners of said town.
	132. From and after the passage of this act it
	shall not be lawful for any person or persons to en
	close any of the streets, lanes or alleys, or any part
	of the streets, lanes or alleys, as laid down on the	Unlawful
	plat of the town of Saint Michaels, in Talbot county,	to enclose
	under the penalty of twenty dollars for each and	streets.
	every offence, and five dollars for each and every
	day that such street, lane or alley, or any part of
	such street, lan« or alley, shall remain in whole or
	in part enclosed.
	133. If any of said streets, lanes or alleys of said
	town of Saint Michaels, as laid down on aforesaid
	plat thereof, shall have been enclosed in whole or
	in part, and such street, lane or alley which may	To be reopen-
	have been enclosed in whole or in part shall not be	ed within six-
	reopened within sixty days after the passage of this	ty days.
	act, the person or persons who may have enclosed
	any such street, lane or alley, in whole or in part,
	shall forfeit and pay the sum of two dollars for each	Forfeit for
	and every day the same shall continue to be enclosed	non-compli-
	after a written notice of the passage of this act	ance.
	shall have been served on the offending party or
	parties by order of the Board of Commissioners of
	said town.
	134. Citizens of said town of Saint Michaels who
	have resided in said town three months next pre-
	ceding the election and qualified to vote for dele-
	gates to the General Assembly of Maryland on the
	first Monday in April, eighteen hundred and eighty, between the hours of two and five o'clock P. M.,	Election of Commission-
	shall elect three persons who are above the age of	ers.
	twenty-one years and who have resided in the said
	town for over one year immediately preceding the
	election of the commissioners of said town, said