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pay for the same; and the said police station house,

when completed by the contractors and accepted by

the Burgess and Commissioners of said town, shall

be used for the general police purposes of said town.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this act shall

Effective.

take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved March 15, 1882.

Chapter 44.

AN ACT to give and declare the sanction of the

General Assembly of Maryland to certain devises

and bequests of Richard O. Crisp, late of Anne

Arundel county, to Anne E. Crisp and Frederick

Grafton Crisp, trustees, and to the Central Pres-

byterian Church, of which the Rev. Joseph T.

Smith is Pastor.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assem-

bly of Maryland, That the sanction and consent

of the General Assembly of Maryland be and the

same are hereby given and declared to the devise of

the farm of the late Richard O. Crisp, situated on

Curtis Creek, in Anne Arundel county, of this

State, to Annie E. Crisp and Frederick Grafton

Sanction and

Crisp, trustees, the survivor of them and the heirs

consent given.

of such survivor and their successors, in trust, for

the purposes of realizing one hundred thousand dol-

lars, of which the sum of fifty thousand dollars is

to be expended in the purchase of a lot of land in

or near Brooklyn, in said Anne Arundel county,

and the erection of a Presbyterian church and par-

sonage thereon, to be a branch of the Central Pres-

byterian church of which the Rev. Joseph T. Smith

is pastor, thirty thousand dollars to be expended for

the lot, and twenty thousand dollars to be expended

for the parsonage and grounds; and to the bequest

of said sum of fifty thousand dollars for said pur-

pose; and to the devise of said lot of land situated

in or near Brooklyn, in Anne Arundel county, and

church building and parsonage and grounds to said