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Session Laws, 1878
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JOHN LEE CARROLL, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 697

grees east from the west corner of the residence

 

of James Burroughs, and being over a ditch called

 

the Tax Ditch ; thence south forty-six degrees east

 

to the west corner of said bridge ; thence by and

 

with the said west side of said bridge and the

 

southwest bank of the ditch aforesaid, to the

 

northwest corner of a bridge in the county road,

 

leading to the public landing; thence with the

 

west side of said bridge and the west bank of

 

the said Tax Ditch, to the south corner of a lane

 

commonly called the Collins' lane; thence with

 

the north side of said lane, south sixty-three de-

 

grees west to the new lane ; thence south sixty-

 

three degrees west to the west side of the Virginia

 

road ; thence in a straight line to the north corner

 

of a bridge, it being near to and north sixteen

 

degrees east from the west corner of Isaac J.

 

Davis' house ; thence with the north side of said

 

bridge, and the north and west banks of ditch

 

over which lies said bridge, to a branch in the

 

county road leading to Lindseyville ; thence north

 

eighty-seven degrees west to a run which is near,

 

and westerly from the house on the Farrow Farm,

 

and leads to Pocomoke river; thence with the

 

east side of said run to a branch, near a gate, in

 

the road leading to the farm of George S. Rich-

 

ardson; thence north twenty-eight degrees west

 

to the Pocomoke river; thence with the south

 

bank of said river to the place of beginning.

 

SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That the legal voters

 

of Snow Hill who have resided within its corporate

 

limits six months preceding the election, and the

 

male citizens of Worcester county who own any

 

interest in real estate or in houses in said town, of

 

the age of twenty-one years and upwards, shall,

 

on the first Monday of May in the year eighteen

 

hundred and seventy-eight, and every two years

Elect com-

thereafter, elect three persons, who are qualified

missioners.

voters of said town, to be commissioners of said

 

town, to serve for two years from the date of their

 

election and until their successors, are elected and

 

qualified, and the services rendered by the said

 

commissioners shall be gratuitous and without pay.

 

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