FRANK BROWN, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

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of Ridgely street, which is referred to and described in a

deed from George H. Beatson to the said Central Presby-

terian Church of the city of Baltimore, bearing date the 1st

day of August, in the year 1890, and recorded among the

land records of Baltimore City in Liber J. B., No. 1304,

folio 38, &c.

Twenty -second. To the lease to and for the use of the

German Evangelical Lutheran Saint Mark's Congregation,

a body corporate, duly incorporated under the laws of this

State, from Thomas Winans, of certain property lying at

the northeast intersection of Broadway and Hampstead Hill

Thomas

street, in Baltimore City, and more particularly described

Winans.

in a lease from said Thomas Winans to said German

Evangelical Lutheran Saint Mark's congregation, dated

February the 2nd, 1871, and recorded among the land

records of Baltimore City in Liber G. R., No. 499,

folio 155, &c.

Twenty-third. To the legacy to the Baltimore Orphan

Asylum ; and to the bequest of sundry ground rents,

Baltimore
Orphan

amounting to the sum of six hundred and thirty dollars

Asylum.

per annum, to the Home for Incurables of Baltimore City,

contained in the last will and testament of Hannah B.

Gaither, late of Baltimore City, deceased, which has been

duly admitted to probate and recorded in the Orphans' Court

of Baltimore City.

Twenty-fourth. To the purchase by the trustees of the

Evangelical Association in the city of Baltimore, of the lot

Evangel-
ical Asso-

of grouud situate in said city of Baltimore on the east side

ciation of
Baltimore.

of Scott street, and particularly described in a deed from

William Jenkins and others to the said " The Trustees of

the Evangelical Association in the city of Baltimore," dated

May 22nd, in the year 1841, and recorded among the land

records of Baltimore County (now city), in Liber A. W. B.,

No. 308, folio 543, &c., and to confirm and make valid the

title of purchasers and their heirs, acquired from, by or

under the said " The Trustees of the Evangelical Associ-

ation in the City of Baltimore," of the lot of grouud described

in said deed.

Twenty-fifth. To the devise contained in the last will and

testament of Franklin Smith, late of Harford County,

Franklin

deceased, of five acres of land, more or less, to the trustees

Smith.

of the Wesleyan Chapel Methodist Protestant Church of

Harford County, and their successors, for the benefit of the

said church.

Twenty-sixth. To the sale and grant by Nancy Hall and

George Windsor Russell Hall and Daniel Isaiah Hall and