EDWIN WARFIELD, ESQ., GOVERNOR.

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passed at the Session of 1892, be and the same is hereby
repealed, and that the following be and is hereby enacted
in lieu thereof and as a substitute therefor, and that a new "
section be and it is hereby added to said Article 11 of the
Code of Public Local Laws of Maryland, title " Frederick
County," sub-title "Frederick," to follow immediately after
said Section 254, and to be known as Section 254 A, and to
read respectively, as follows :

254. The taxable limits of Frederick city shall be as fol-
lows: Beginning at a large granite stone lettered No. 1, B.

CHAP. 550

New section
added.

C. T. L., planted and standing on the west side of the
Frederick and Woodsborough turnpike road, 187 1/2 feet north
of city taxable limits, as the same were established by Act
of Assembly 1892, Chapter 359, and running thence south
seventy-seven and one-half degrees east by and with a
tangent two thousand five and four and three-tenths feet to a
large stone now planted and marked No. 2, standing in John
E. Price's field; thence by an angle of deflection to the right
seventy-eight degrees seventeen minutes and by and with a
tangent of four thousand six hundred and twenty feet to a
planted stone No. 3, standing on the north side of the Fred-
erick and Baltimore turnpike, and at the end of a line drawn
north eighty-four degrees west twelve feet from the south-
west corner of the Frederick county agricultural grounds ;
thence crossing the aforesaid Frederick and Baltimore turn-
pike and with an angle of deflection to the right of thirty-
seven degrees forty-seven minutes, and by and with a tangent
of two thousand seven hundred and thirty feet to a large
granite stone No. 4, now planted; thence by an angle of
deflection to the right of fifty-three degrees twelve minutes
and a tangent of two thousand seven hundred and thirteen
feet to a stone No. 5, planted in the inside of the southern
driveway in Mt. Olivet cemetery; thence with an angle of
deflection of twenty-seven degrees forty-one minutes to the
right and with a tangent of three thousand six hundred
and twenty-two feet to a planted stone on the east side
of Frederick and Jefferson turnpike road in front of the
residence of the late John Rizer: thence across said
turnpike by an angle of forty-seven degrees forty-three
minutes to the right and with a tangent of one thou-
sand two hundred and twenty and one-tenth feet to a
planted stone standing by the side of a stone fence at its

Taxable limits
of Frederick.