FRANK BROWN, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

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tance of four hundred feet, more or less ; thence with a

westerly direction through the lands of W. C. Hanea and

Samuel Ramsburg straight to the southeast corner of the

lot of E. I. Saylor ; thence westerly with the dividing line

between the lands of I. D. Nicodemus and E. I. Saylor ;

thence with the dividing line, north, between the lot of E.

I. Saylor and I. D. Nicodemus; thence southwest in a

straight line to the southwest corner of R. A. Preshour's

lot ; thence in a direct line parallel to the Woodsborough

and Frederick turnpike through the lands of I. D. Nicode-

mus and I. L. Nicodemus to a point directly opposite the

southwest corner of I. D. Cramer's lot ; thence with the

dividing line between the lands of David Cramer and I. D.

Cramer ; thence with the dividing line between the lands of

I. D. Cramer and David Cramer to the southwest corner of

the lands of Johnson and Kemp ; thence northwest in a

direct line until it meets the southern boundary of I. L.

Reddick's lot ; thence with the dividing line between the lot

of I. L. Reddick and the lands of David Cramer and the line

between the lot of B. I. Jamison and the lands of David

Cramer to the west side line of the track of the Frederick and

Pennsylvania railroad ; thence to a point in the centre of

the public road two hundred feet west from the track of the

Frederick and Pennsylvania railroad ; thence through the

lands of I. D. Cramer in the line parallel with the track of

said railroad two hundred feet distant to the dividing line

between the lands of I. D. Cramer and George Cramer's

heirs ; thence in a direct line southeast to the track of the

Frederick and Pennsylvania railroad; thence with the track

of said railroad to a point opposite the northeast corner of the

lot of L. P. Ramsburg ; thence in a direct line to the southeast

corner of W. A. Cramer's lot ; thence northwest to a point

three hundred feet ; thence due east to the east side line of the

public road ; thence with said east side line of the public

road to the northeast corner of the lands of Nettie Atlee ;

thence with the dividing line between the lands of Nettie

Atlee and Fulton Brothers to the public road ; thence in

the same direction to the boundary line of the lands of

E. D. Creager ; thence westerly and southwesterly with the

boundary lines of the lands of E. D. Creager to the centre

of the Woodsborough and Frederick turnpike ; and thence

in a direct line to the point of beginning.

SEC. 3. Be it enacted, That the male citizens of Walk-

ersville, of the age of twenty-one years and upwards, who

To elect

have resided in said town for six months next preceding the

commis-
sioners.

election, shall on the first Monday of May annually, elect

three freeholders, who have resided in said town for six