ELIHU E. JACKSON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

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and one half feet to a stone; thence north sixty -five degrees,

west ninety-five and seven-tenths feet to a stone; thence north

sixty-seven degrees, west three hundred and sixteen and eight-

tenths feet to a stone; thence north twenty-eight and one-fourth

degrees, west six hundred and seventeen and four tenths feet to

a stone; thence south fifty-seven and one-fourth degrees, west

fifteen hundred and sixty-five feet to a stone; thence north fifty-

one and three-fourth degrees, west nine hundred and eighty feet

to a stone; thence north eleven and one-half degrees, west thir-

teen hundred and eighteen feet to a stone; thence north thirty-

seven and one-half degrees, west six hundred and eighty-one feet

to a stone; thence north sixty-six degrees, west fifteen hundred

and fifteen feet to a stone; thence north fifty-three and one-half

degrees, west five hundred and fifty-eight feet to a stone; thence

north forty-four and one-half degrees, west three hundred and

thirty-seven feet to a stone in the southeast line of the Berlin

road; thence crossing said Berlin road and the farm owned by

Daniel Shafer, north fifty-five and one- half degrees, west seven-

teen hundred and twenty feet to intersect the line between the

property now owned by Daniel Shafer and the property of the

C. P. AVenner estate; thence with said line south twenty-one

degrees fifty-five minutes, west twenty-eight hundred and fifty -six

feet to a stone; thence with a line between the property of the

C. P. Wenner estate and the property now owned by Wm. W.

Weems, south twenty-four degrees twenty minutes, west and con-

tinuing same until it intersects the Maryland State line; thence

southeasterly binding on the Maryland State line until it inter-

sects a line drawn south twenty-one and one-fourth degrees, west

from the beginning; and thence reversing said line so drawn and

binding thereon north twenty-one and one-fourth degrees, west

to the place of beginning.

SEC. 3. The citizens of said town of the age of twenty-one years

and upwards, who have resided in said town for four months

previous to any election, shall, on the first Monday in August,

eighteen hundred and ninety, and every two years thereafter, on

the same day, at such place as shall be designated by the council,

between the hours of twelve o'clock at noon and six thirty o'clock

Election.

in the evening, elect one person at least thirty years of age mayor

of said town, and four persons not less than twenty-five years of

age councilmen of said town of Brunswick, who, together with

the mayor, shall constitute the council, all of whom shall be resi-

dents of said town at the time of their election, and they shall

receive no pay for their services; provided, the place of holding

the first election under this charter shall be designated by the

county commissioners for Frederick county, who shall also appoint

the judges and clerks of said election; the judges and clerks of

all subsequent elections shall be appointed by the council to be

elected under this charter.