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	from thence parallel with Calvert street northwest-
	erly to the Kent County Railroad depot grounds ;
	thence by and with said depot grounds, and at right
	angle to Calvert street, southwesterly seventeen
	perches to Calvert street, thence in the same line
	sixty six feet across Calvert street, thence in the same
	line sixteen perches to High street, thence in the
	same line ninety feet across High street, thence in
	the same direction at right angle to High street
	eighteen perches to Cannon street, thence fifty-two
	feet across Cannon street, thence southwesterly at
	right angle to Cannon street fourteen perches, eight
	feet and three inches, thence at right angle south-
	easterly and parallel with Cannon street in a straight
	line until it reaches the southwest boundary of lot
	number ninety-nine on the plat of Chestertown, at a
	point fourteen perches, eight feet and three inches
	southwest from Cannon street, and about six perches
	southeast from Kent street, so as to include all the
	ground within the bounds and lines as extended,
	and the Commissioners of Chestertown are also au-
	thorized to take such necessary action for opening
	and extending the streets of said town, and dividing
	and numbering the newly added grounds into lots
	and opening cross streets, as they deem proper.
	SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this act shall take	Effective.
	effect from the date of its passage.
	Approved April 10, 1880.

	CHAPTER 193.
	AN ACT to authorize the clerk of the Circuit
	Court for Talbot county to copy the general index
	to land records in his office from eighteen hun-
	dred and sixty-four to eighteen hundred and sev-
	enty-three inclusive.
	WHEREAS the general index to land record books	Preamble.
	in the Circuit Court for Talbot county from the year