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JOHN LEE CARROLL, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 399

and after the passage of this act, be called and known

 

by the name of Pocomoke City, and that the citizens

 

of said Pocomoke City, in said county, shall be and

 

they are hereby constituted and made a body cor-
porate, by the name of the Commissioners of Poco-

Made a body
corporate.

moke City, with all the privileges of a body corporate,
and to have a common seal and perpetual succession.

 

SEC. 3. And te it enacted, That the free male cit-

 

izens of Pocomoke City aforesaid, of the age of twen-

 

ty-one years and upwards, being citizens of the

 

United States, who have resided in the said town

 

for or during the space of six months next preceding
the first Monday in June next, may on that day, at

Elect com-
missioners.

the academy in said town, and on the first Monday

 

in June in every second year thereafter, be author-

 

ized to elect five commissioners for said town, who

 

shall have resided within the limits of the same one

 

year next preceding the election.

 

SEC. 10. And be it enacted, That the limits of said

 

town shall be defined as beginning at the county

 

wharf, on Pocomoke River at Pocomoke City, thence

 

up by and with the aforesaid river to the ferry cause-

 

way, thence by and with the same to a bridge over

 

a gut twenty-one rods northwest of Col. William H.

 

Merrill's residence, thence north fifty-five and one-

 

half degrees, east one hundred and twenth-eight

Limits.

perches to an old red oak standing on the northwest

 

side of a road leading to Dr. Harris' house to Winter

 

Quarter landing, thence running south twenty-two

 

and one-half degrees, east one hundred and seventy-

 

four perches, thence south forty-seven degrees, west

 

two hundred and seventy-three perches, to a ditch

 

on the edge of a red hill, in William J. Long's field,

 

thence north fifty-five degrees, west one hundred

 

and seventy perches, to the aforesaid river, thence

 

up by and with the same to the first beginning.

 

SEC. 11. Be it enacted, That this act shall take

In force.

effect from the date of its passage.

 

Approved April 5, 1878.

 


 

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