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Preamble.
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WHEREAS, a certain indenture or instrument of
writing was executed on the first day of June, in
the year eighteen hundred and forty-eight, by and
between one Joseph P. Beck and Julia A. Beck
his wile, of the one part and a certain Sarah.
Dixon of the other part, and duly recorded among
the land records of Baltimore county, in Liber A
W B, No. three hundred and ninety-seven, folio
three hundred and sixteen, &c., by which instru-
ment the said Joseph P. Beck and Julia A., his
wife, did for the consideration therein expressed,
convey, assign, and transfer unto the said Sarah
Dixon, her executors, administrators and assigns
a lot or parcel of ground situate in the city of Balti-
more, fronting sixteen feet four inches on the
South side of George street, and of that width
extending Southerly seventy-five feet to an alley,
four feet wide, running Southerly to Chesnut alley,
with the use in common of said four foot ally, in
trust for the sole and separate use of Rachel Bogia,
the wile of Valentine Bogia, to act in all respects
with said property, as if she were sole and un-
married, without the same being subject to the
power, disposal or control of her husband, and in
case of her death without having disposed of said
property then in trust for all the children of the
said Rachel Bogia, their heirs, executors, admin-
istrators and assigns in equal proportions; and
whereas, in taking the acknowledgment of said
indenture, by two justices of the peace, duly quali-
fied, they ommitted to fill up the blank left by the
conveyancer in the certificate of acknowledg-
ment as to the identity of the parties grantor, who
made the said acknowledgment, which omission,
was a mistake, as will manifestly appear from the
face of said instrument of writing; Therefore,
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