ROBERT M. McLANE, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

73

extension of the said Western Maryland railroad ;

thence with the curve of said extension fifteen hun-

dred and eighty-two feet to the south side of the cul-

vert on the Cumberland Valley railroad; thence

south thirty-three and one-half degrees east fourteen

hundred feet, to a marked poplar tree on the south

side of the bridge across the Marsh run, on the

Metes and

Hagerstown and Williamsport turnpike; thence south

bounds.

forty-eight and three-quarters degrees east thirteen

hundred and sixty feet, to the west margin of the

Washingtbn County railroad, and thirty-three feet

distant from the middle thereof; thence along said

railroad, and thirty-three feet distant from the centre-

line line thereof, south ten and one half degrees west

twenty-t\yo hundred and twenty feet; thence crossing

said railroad, south fifty-eight and one-half degrees

east one hundred and fifteen feet, to the middle of the

Hagerstown and Sharpsburg turnpike, and at the end

of the second line of this survey; then, reversing the

second and first lines of this survey, north thirty-one

and one-half degrees east fifteen hundred and eighty-

Motes and

two feet, north three degrees east four hundred and

bounds.

eighty-three feet, to the beginning stone marked " H ;"

provided, however, that for sanitary and police pur-

poses, the mayor and council of Hagerstown shall

have and exercise full power and control for a distance

of one-half mile in every direction from said corpo-

rate limits.

SEC. 112. The said town is hereby divided into five

wards, the bounds and limits of which are hereby de-

Divided into

fined to be as follows: For ward number one: .Com-

four wards.

mencing in the centre of the Public square and running

along the middle of Washington street westwardly

two hundred and seventy-six feet; thence southward

through the middle of an alley two hundred and

seventy-six feet; thence westward along the middle of

an alley to the middle of Prospect street; thence

southward thirty-seven feet; thence westward through

the middle of an alley to the middle of Walnut

street; thence along the middle of Walnut street

Metes and
bounds.

northeastwardly to the middle of Washington street ;

thence along the middle of Washington street and

Washington street extended to the western boundary

of the town; thence northward with the boundary of

the town eight hundred and fifty-one feet; thence

eastward along the boundary of the town four hun-