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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

county officers, shall have, hold and exercise their offices jurisdic-

tion in said town as if their charter had not been granted; and

County

the commissioners for Montgomery county shall annually pay to

and State

the commissioners of said town the amount of tax levied for re-

officers.

pair of roads upon the real property of said town to be used by

the commissioners of said town for the repair and maintenance of

the streets of said town.

Effective.

SEC. 5. And be it enacted, That this act shall take effect from

the date of its passage.

Approved April 8, 1890.

CHAPTER 577.

AN ACT to incorporate the town of Brunswick, in Frederick

county.

SECTION 1.Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,

That the inhabitants of the village of Berlin, and its vicinity in

Body
corporate

Frederick county, are a body corporate by the name of the "mayor
and council of Brunswick," and by that name may have perpetual

succession, sue and be sued, and have and use a common seal.

SEC. 2. The limits of the said town of Brunswick begin at a

stone planted at the northeast corner of a culvert under the

Chesapeake and Ohio canal, said place of beginning being at the

end of the thirteenth line of a tract of land conveyed to the real

estate and improvement company of Baltimore city by Mary

Gertrude Orrison, by deed dated December seventh, eighteen

hundred and eighty-nine, and recorded among the land records

of Frederick county, in liber W. I. P., number nine, folio five

hundred and eighty-six, &c., and running thence with and bind-

ing reversely on the lines of the above mentioned conveyance the

following courses and distances, to wit: north tvventy-one and

one-fourth degrees, east six hundred and fifty-one and three-

Town

fourths feet to a stone; thence north two and one-fourth degrees,

limits

east six hundred and sixty feet to a stone; thence north one and

one-fourth degrees, east one hundred and seventy-three and one

fourth feet to a stone; thence north fifteen and three-fourths

degrees, east two thousand one hundred and twenty-eight and

one-half feet to a stone planted in center of a lane leading to the

property owned by John Frazier, said stone being also planted

at a corner of -said Frazier's property; thence with the center

of said lane north thirty-eight and one-fourth degrees west

ten hundred and eighty-nine feet to a stone planted in the road

leading from Parker's mill to the village of Berlin; thence with

said road north thirty-four degrees, east one hundred and fifteen