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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

dred and ten feet; thence northward along the boun-

dary of the town two hundred and eighty feet; thence

southeastward by a straight line to the mouth of an

alley; then along the middle of said alley north of

Washington street eastward to the alley running from

Washington street to Franklin street along the cast

Metes and

side of the Baldwin house; thence northward along

bonnds.

the middle of the last mentioned alley to the middle

of Franklin street; thence along the middle of Frank-

lin street to the middle of north Potomac street ;

thence along the middle of north Potomac street

southward to the place of beginning. For ward num-

ber two : Beginning in the centre of the Public square

and running thence westwardly with the south lines

of ward number one to the western boundary of the

town; thence southward, and with the boundary line

of the town, to the middle of the turnpike road lead-

ing to Sharpsburg; thence along the middle of said

turnpike and the middle of south Potomac street to

the place of beginning. For ward number three :

Beginning in the middle of the Public square and run-

ning southward through the middle of south Potomac

Metes and

street and through the middle of the Sharpsburg

bounds.

turnpike to the southern boundary of the town ;

thence with the said boundary of the town eastward

and northward, to intersect a straight line drawn along

the middle of Valentine street; thence westward along

said line to the middle of Jackson lane; thence south-

ward to the middle of east Franklin street; thence

southward two hundred and seventy-six feet to an

alley; thence along the middle of said alley to the

alley "running from east Washington street to east

Franklin street, in the rear of the Market House

property; thence northward along the alley to the

middle of east Franklin street; thence westward along

east Franklin street to the middle of north Potomac

street; thence along the middle of north Potomac

street southward to the place of beginning. For ward

number four: Beginning at the intersection of the

Metes and
bounds.

middle of north Potomac street with the middle of

Franklin street, and ruining thence northward along

the middle of north Potomac street to the north mar-

gin of the Western Maryland railroad; thence with

the north margin of said railroad and with the north

boundary line of the town eastward and southward

to intersect a straight line drawn along the middle of