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	SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the money which
	shall be derived from the sale or other disposition of	Money — how
	the property aforesaid, or any part thereof, shall be	applied.
	applied by the said Regents, at the discretion of said
	Faculty of Physic, to the alteration, improvement
	and equipment of the buildings, or any of them now
	being upon said property, or the purchase, erection
	and equipment of other buildings, or to both said
	purposes ; provided always that all the property so
	purchased, erected, altered, improved or equipped shall be held by said Regents in their name, for the	How held.
	exclusive use and benefit of said Faculty of Physic,
	to be by it used and applied to the purposes and ad-
	vancement of medical science and education and the
	treatment and cure of disease in connection with
	said University of Maryland, and in conformity with
	its charter.
	SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That this act shall take	Effective.
	effect immediately from and after its passage.
	Approved April 10, 1880.
	CHAPTER 244.
	AN ACT to regulate fences in the third election
	(or Vienna) district of Dorchester county.
	SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
	bly of Maryland, That all farms, forest and other	Force regu-
	lands in the third election (or Vienna) district of	lations.
	Dorchester county shall be fenced with posts and
	rails, logs, planks or worm fences, well staked and
	ridered and made of good and substantial materials;
	the said worm and log fences shall be at least four	Heightof
	feet high from the ground to the upper rail or log,	fence.
	and the space between the said rails or logs for eigh-
	teen inches from the ground shall not exceed four
	inches, and for the balance of the fence shall not
	exceed six inches; the planks and all post and rail
	fences shall be not less than three feet and eight