THOMAS SWANN ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 847

point where the Reisterstown Turnpike leaves the limits of the city of Baltimore, and thence binding on the east side of said pike to a point where Caleb Hoops' lane intersects said pike, thence binding on the south side of said line to the Pemlico road,
thence binding on the south side of said road to the Falls Turnpike, thence binding on western side of said pike to the Northern Central Railroad, thence binding on the west side of said Railroad to the city boundary line, thence westwardly with said line to the place of beginning ; and the place for voting in said Precinct number one shall be Woodberry ; and Precinct number two of said Third Election District to be contained within the metes and bounds following, to wit: beginning at a point where the Reiiterstown Turnpike leaves the limits of the city of Baltimore, thence binding on the west side of said pike to a stream crossing said pike at or near Hoops' Lane, thence binding on the south side of said stream, (passing through Mrs. Hayward's property,) to a stream known as Merryman's branch, thence binding on south side of said branch to the Liberty Turnpike, thence running southerly with the out bounds of the aforesaid Third Election District to the city boun- dary line, thence with the said boundary line to the place of beginning ; and the place of voting in said Precinct number two shall be Benville's (Cusack's) Tavern on the Liberty Turnpike ; and Precinct number three of said Third Election Dis- trict shall comprise all of said Third Election Dis- trict not included within the bounds of the above described Precincts number one and two, and the place of voting in said Pricinct number three shall be the Seven Mile House on the Reisterstown Turnpike.	Metes and bounds.
Sec. 4. Be it enacted. That the Ninth Elec- tion District of Baltimore County be divided into three Election Precincts with the following metes and bounds, that is to say : Precinct number one of the Ninth Election District, beginning at a point where Charles Street Avenue leaves the limits of the city of Baltimore, running thence eastwardly with said city boundary to the Harford Turnpike, thence binding on the west side of said pike to Hamilton Avenue, thence binding on the south side of Hamilton Avenue to the Hilien Road,	Metes and bounds.