ANNE-ARUNDEL
        COUNTY

    A road to be laid out from the town of Unity, in
Montgomery county, to the establishment of Bentley,
& Co. called Triadelphia, and thence crossing the Patuxent
to intersect the road from Roxbury to Elk Ridge
landing,
    The polls for the second election district to be held
at the house of Jacob Waters, on the road from Annapolis
to Washington,
—All that part of the second election district, lying
out of Annapolis, to constitute the second district,
—The City of Annapolis to constitute the sixth district
for the elections therein mentioned,
—The Mayor, &c. to hold the elections at such
place as they may appoint, and make returns, which
shall be computed and received by the presiding judges
of the election districts,
    Commissioners of the school fund appointed,
    Money to be levied for the support of William Phelps,
and others,
    A road to be laid out from New Market, to intersect
the George Town road near Griffith's lane, and thence
to intersect the old Baltimore and Frederick road near
H. Wayman's,
    A bridge to be built over Patapsco at Hammond's
ferry,
    Bridges to be built over Patuxent at Queen-Anne,
and the fording places called the Governor's Bridge
and the Priest's Ford,
    Penalty on erecting booths and selling liquor, within
two miles of any Methodist camp or quarterly meeting,
    The levy court to appoint a person to take charge of
the books, papers and tobacco, in the old warehouse at
Elk Ridge landing, and to make him an allowance
therefor,
—To cause the tobacco to be advertised and sold, if
not taken away, for the use of the county, if the money
is not demanded,
—Bond to be given by the person appointed,
    The Washington and Baltimore Canal Company incorporated,
    A bridge to be erected over Patapsco falls at Ellicott's
old upper mills,
    Money to be levied for the support of William Cocklin,
and others,
    Negroes, &c. not suffered to be in the storehouses
of retailers of liquors between sun set and sunrise,
    The elections in the fifth election district to be held at
the house of Henry Whalen, on the Frederick turnpike
road,
    The act of 1807, ch. 71, to encourage the destruction
of Crows, repealed as to Anne-Arundel county,
    Money to be levied for the support of Robert Atwell,
    So much of the act to provide for the education of
poor children in certain counties, (1816, ch. 244,) as
relates to Anne Arundel county, repealed,
    Money to be levied for the support of Maria Hinton,
—Same for Jane Gaither,
—Same for the children of Joseph Steward,
    The pay of the judges of the orphans court increased
to three dollars,
    The collector to collect the money heretofore levied
under the act of 1816, ch. 244, for the education of poor
children, &c. not yet collected, and pay the same to
the treasurer of the school fund,
—The said treasurer directed, after paying all contracts
for the education of poor children made by the
trustees, to pay the remainder to the levy court,

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