BALTIMORE COUNTY

    Penalty on persons destroying the fish in any branch
or creek, by putting quick line therein,
    Punishment of slaves so offending,

    The road in Baltimore and Harford counties therein
described, reported under a resolution of 1809, confirmed,

    A road to be laid out from the old York road, near
T. Sutton's, to intersect the Baltimore and York turnpike
road, near Weise's tavern,
—From the Pennsylvania line near Hendrick's tavern,
&c. to intersect the road laid out from the end of
the Falls turnpike road,
    A school to be established by the name of Malin
School,
    A road to be laid out from the 18th mile-stone on the
Baltimore and York turnpike road, to the Baltimore
and Hanover turnpike road, &c.
—From the new Cotton Manufactory on Gwinn's
Falls to the new Liberty road,
    The act of 1808, ch. 99, authorising a lottery for
opening a road from Westminster repealed,
—A lottery authorised for opening and clearing the
road from Westminster, in Frederick county, to
George-town, Columbia,
    Money to be levied to complete the court house and
to erect a watch-house in the city,
    Money to be levied for repairing the Liberty-town
road,
    The place of holding the election in the fifth district
changed—a certificate to be made and recorded,
    Money to be levied for repairing parts of the Windsor
Mills and Garretson roads,
    A road to be laid out beginning at the intersection of
North and Bridge-streets, till it intersects Britain-street,
    Powers of the levy court as to buildings in addition
to tobacco warehouses in the city,
    A road to be laid out from near the dwelling of the
late J. Stevenson, to intersect the old York road near
Jessop's mill,
    The road from Monkton mills to the York turnpike
road, before declared public, to be kept open of the
breadth of thirty feet, as other public roads,
    A road to be laid out from Britain's Manufactory to
intersect McMechen's road at Tudor's lane,
    Additional money to be levied for building a bridge
over the Falls, &c. near the streets therein mentioned,

    The inspection of lumber regulated,
   Part of the old Hanover road opened by the levy
court, directed to be shut up,
    Money to be levied for the support of Jonathan Cullings,
    The levy court authorised to appoint supervisors on
the Philadelphia and Belle-Air roads, and the Liberty-town
road—money to be levied,
—The act of 1810, ch. 88, relating to the criminals,
repealed,
    Money to be levied for building a bridge over the 
Great Falls of Gunpowder,
    Part of the road to Belle-Air passing from T. Kell's
farm to a small run near W. Dimmitt's declared a public
highway,
    The road through Randall's town to the county line
towards Liberty-town, as then made, confirmed,

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  1811          4
  1812        54
 
 

  1810      104
 

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  1811         3

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  1812        58
  1811        70
  1817      141

  1811        72
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  1812        18

  1811      190

  1812        27