THEODORE R. MCKELDIN, GOVERNOR 475

sub-title "Sudlersville, " extending the corporate limits
of the town of Sudlersville.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,
That Section 402 of Article 18 of the Code of Public Local
Laws of Maryland (1930 Edition), title "Queen Anne's
County, " sub-title "Sudlersville, " be and it is hereby re-
pealed and re-enacted, with amendments, to read as
follows:

402. The corporate limits of the Town of Sudlersville
are hereby declared to be as follows:

Beginning in the center of the public road leading from
Sudlersville to Church Hill at a point in line with the fence
on the eastern side of the lane entrance to Mrs. Annie R.
Sudler's farm and running with the center of this road
North 86 degrees West, 56 feet to a point opposite the line
between the property of [W. O. Thomas and Dr. Foster
Sudler Estate] J. W. Stafford and Reese Coleman; thence
with said divisional line South 1¼ degrees East, 225 feet
six inches to the rear line of the [W. 0. Thomas] J. W.
Stafford property; thence with the rear line of said prop-
erty North 81 degrees East, 422 feet; thence South ½ de-
gree East, 1, 100 feet to the line of the Merrick Home Farm;
thence with the line of the Merrick Farm and the [High]
School property to a point 203 feet west of the center of
the concrete road leading from Sudlersville to Barclay;
thence South ¾ degree West, 1, 009 feet to a stake in the
field of said Merrick farm; thence in a Southerly direction
parallel to the center of said concrete road to a point in
the center of the south lane to the Merrick home known as
Hilton Grange Mansion House; thence in a southeastery
direction 300 feet, more or less, along a line running across
said concrete road perpendicular to the tracks of the Penn-
sylvania Railroad Company to a point on the east boundary
of the right of way of said Railroad Company; thence in a
northeasterly direction 900 feet, more or less, along the
said each boundary of the said right of way to a post in
Milton Cecil's fence on the eastern side of said Railroad
property; [thence South 89 degrees East across said con-
crete road and with the divisional line of Dr. C. Metcalf
and Dudley G. Roe's lot, and across the property of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company 495 feet to a post in Mrs.
Delma Grubb's fence on the eastern side of said Railroad
property; ] thence North 12¼ degrees East 1, 507 feet to a
concrete corner post at the intersection of the George-
[Grubb] Cecil divisional line with the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company; thence South 82 degrees East with the