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Those two certain alle~ays running East and West thro~ t~he center of the blocks bounded general- ty on the East by Fort Lane, on the West by Prim- rose Street, onthe North by North Street, and on ~he South by Glasgow Street. Glasgow Street~ which is bounded generally on the East by the wester~ right of way line of Chestnut Street and on the West by the intersection of Glas- gow Street with the eastern right of way .line of the new Glasgow-London Stz~et Expressway. Armstromg Street, which is bounded on the South by the northern right of way line of Glasgow Street, and on the No~h by a line which is parallel with the northern right of way line of North Street and is 1~4 feet, more or less, North of the said north- ern rig~t of way line of North Street. 10. Primmose Street~ ,,,fnich is bounded on the South by the northerm_ rig~t of way line of the Glasgow- London Street Expressway northerm right of way line; on the North by a line which is 30 feet South of the southern ri~t of way line of Holla- day Street. 11. 12. Hatton Street, which is botur, ded on the South by the northern right of way line of the London-Glasgow Street Expressway nor~he~n boondary line, and on the North by a line which is 58 1/2 feet South of the southern right of. way line of Holladay Street. Godwi~ Street, which is bobmded on the South by the northern right of way li~e of the London-Glasgow Street Expressway, mad on the North by the southern boundary line of the Oak Grove C~netery. Adopted by the Council of the City of Portsmouth, Virgir~ia,' at a F~eting held January 13, 1970 Teste: City Clerk