JOHN WALTER SMITH, ESQ., GOVERNOR.

street; thence with ditch and branch N. 35° 55' E. 6 1/2 perches,
N. 15° 25' E. 28 perches and N. 26° 25' E. 12 perches to a
stone marked "Cambridge No. 4," standing about one perch
to the north of the county road from Cambridge to East New
Market; thence still down the branch between the land known
as "Peach Blossom," and the land owned by Captain Perry
W. Moore, N. 25° 35' E. 6 perches, N. 25' E. 43 perches and
N. 10° 25' W. 12 perches to Cambridge Creek; thence N. 43°
25' E. 26 8-10 perches across said creek to its westward side;
thence N. 2° 35' W. 17 7-10 perches to the centre of Cemetery
avenue; thence crossing Cambridge Creek, on a line parallel
with Maryland avenue, in East Cambridge, S. 68° 35' E. 106
8-10 perches to a stone with an octagonal-shaped top, planted
in the centre of the county road through East Cambridge, as
said road was laid out; thence with the center of said road
and with the line dividing the lands of John Hirst and William
M. Fletcher, N. 13° 50' E. 156 perches to Choptank River,
and on in the same direction to the middle of said river, then
down the middle of said river to a point where a line N. 41°
20' E. from the beginning would intersect; thence with a
straight line to the beginning.

THE WARDS.

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Cambridge shall be divided into five wards bounded as
follows :

Wards.

First Ward — This ward begins at foot of Gay street; thence
runs out to the middle of Cambridge creek in a due east
course; thence down the middle of said creek to its mouth;
thence out in the Choptank River N. 41° 20' E. to the middle
thereof; thence down the middle of said river to the western
limits of the town; thence with said western limits to the
stone on the north side of Glasgow street extended, thence
with the north side of Glasgow street to High street and with
the westernmost side of High street to Court lane; then with
Court lane to the beginning.

First Ward.
Boundary of.

Second Ward — This ward begins at the corner of High
street and Glasgow street; thence with High street to Pine
street; thence with Pine street and Pine street extended to
the southern limits of the town; thence with the said southern
limits to the western boundary; thence with the western
boundary to Horn's Point road; thence therewith westerly to
the second boundary; thence still within the western limits
to the stone on the north side of Glasgow street Extended;
then with Glasgow street to the place of beginning.

Second ward.