No. 1850.
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jor part, in interest, Of the Proprietors Of any
tract Of land, consisting Of several allotments,
shall be desirous Of enclosing, fencing and inn
proving the same i one general field, they NAV
apply to the Court Of Common Pleas in the county
where such land lies ; and when such land lies
in different counties, then to the Supreme judo
cial Court TO be holden in either; and on such
application, the said Court shall notify the pro-
prietors concerned in said land to appear at the
same Court at the same or next term thereof 10
such manner and form as ths Court shall Judge
proper, and il on hearing the said propretors. il
shall be deemed for their general benefit by the
said Court, they shall decide that such land shall
be fenced, enclosed and improved in one gea.
eral field ; and after such tract shall be So es-
tabished as gen raj field, the first meeting of
the proprietors may be called on application 10
2 Justice ofthe Peace, in the manner provided
by the act, entitled I" an act in further addition
to an act, entitled an act concerning the general
and common felds,' at any time Of the wear. and
at such first meeting, the proprietors Of such field
may agree upon the manner of calling and noti-
fying future meetings.as wen the annual as spe-
eial meetings, of such proprietors and such
Rroprietors shall be entitled to all the rights aud
privileges, and subject TO all the duties. to
which proprietors Of general and common fields
now are, by the laws of this Commonwealth.


.APprored By the GOuernor, June u, 1918.


Copy examined by


ALDEN BRADFORD, Sec. Of Com.