ALBERT C. RITCHIE, GOVERNOR. 347

North five degrees thirty minutes East fifty-eight feet, North
twenty-eight degrees thirty minutes West five hundred and
seventeen feet to the end of the concrete curb on the Northwest
side of Bowery Street at the intersection of said Street with the
Welsh's Hill Road North two degrees thirty minutes West two
hundred and fifty feet to a stone on the Northeast side of Park
Avenue with Northwest side of the Midlothian Road extended
South seventy-two degrees West one hundred and forty feet to
a stone on the Northwest side of the Midlothian Road and on
the corporate line as, located in 1898 and with said lines North
twenty-eight degrees West thirty-eight hundred and four feet
to a stone between two Chestnut Oak trees standing about ten
feet apart, one marked with nine and the other with six
notches; North twenty-six degrees thirty minutes East twenty-
two hundred and ninety-six feet to a White-oak sapling marked
with twelve notches and standing North of the lot; South
sixty-three degrees East two hundred and ninety-seven feet to
a Chestnut-oak tree marked with twelve notches; South forty-
six degrees East twenty-four hundred and fifty-six feet to a
stone on the west side of the Borden Road, thence with the
west side of said road South twenty-one degrees West one
hundred and ten feet, South one degree West ninety-five feet
South twenty degrees fifteen minutes East two hundred and
twenty feet, North eighty-six degrees thirty minutes East three
hundred and twenty feet, South sixteen degrees East one
hundred and twenty feet, South fifteen degrees West two hun-
dred and twenty-five feet South thirty minutes West three
hundred and four feet to a draw hydrant near the Tunnel
Hotel, thence with the Southwest side of New Hope road
North sixty degrees forty-five minutes East five hundred and
fifty feet, North thirty-seven degrees East two hundred and
fifty feet to a stone on the corporate line as located in 1898,
and with said lines South seventy-three degrees forty minutes
East six hundred and seventy-six feet, South thirty-four de-
grees and thirty minutes East thirteen hundred and thirty-
eight feet to a large sugar tree, marked with twelve notches;
South thirty-one degrees West eight hundred and forty-six
feet to the National Road, thence North seventy-five degrees
and twenty minutes West one hundred and ninety-one feet to
the place of beginning.

But the Mayor and Councilmen of Frostburg shall have full
power and authority to extend by ordinance from time to time
the boundaries and limits herein described by adding to the