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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

westerly direction between the lands of Edwin

W. Spear, John Benson and others, until it inter-

sects what is known as Casey's cross-roads; thence

with the public road direct to Hackett's Corner;

said road leading between the lands of James B.

Stevens, Edwin W. Spear, Benjamin T. Briggs,

Boundary
lines.

the heirs of Thomas Taylor, Joseph E. Briscoe's

land, also Samuel Casey and John C. Hackett;

said Hackett's Corner intersects the main road

leading from Sudlersville to Cappage's Landing;

from thence a straight line to the waters of Red

Lyon branch, at a place known as William L.

Godwin's mill-pond; thence up and with said

branch until it intersects the public road leading

from Crumpton to Dudley's Chapel, at John

McFadden's grist mill; thence along and with

said public road in a southerly direction until it

intersects the public road leading from Sudlers-

ville to Church Hill, at school house number

eight; thence along and with said public road

leading to Church Hill until it intersects the

Boundary
lines.

direct road to J. B.; thence along and with said

road to J. B.; from thence along and with the

public road leading between the lands of William

Hopkins, Joel R. Clements and John F. Godwin,

until it intersects the public road leading between

the lands of B. S. Ford's heirs and the lands of

said John F. Godwin, John T. Baxter and others,

to the main road leading from Barton's Corner

to Church Hill; thence along and with said road

in a northerly direction to Barton's Corner; from

thence with the public road leading between the

lands of John Evans, William Hurlock and the

heirs of John Brown, to African Union Church ;

thence with the public road running between the

Boundary
lines.

lands of Dr. Joseph Catlin, James Francis Hall

and William Hurlock, and the heirs of Joseph

Catlin, deceased, until it intersects the public road

leading from Sandtown to Chestertown, at Round

Top Corner; thence with said Chestertown road

in a westerly direction until it intersects the

branch flowing into Rosin creek; said creek run-

ning between the lands of the heirs of B. S. Ford,

the Kibler tract, and others; thence with the

waters of said branch and creek to the waters of