PRINCE-GEORGE'S
        COUNTY

    Money to be levied for completing the road from Annapolis
to Washington,
—Further provisions—appointment of commissioners,
&c,
    Money to be levied annually for the support of N.
G. Dyer,
    Election districts to be reviewed and altered,
    Sum to be paid to the inspectors for each hogshead
of tobacco on the delivery,
    Money to be levied annually for the support of R.
Wade,
—Same—for the support of Anne Greer,
    A road to be opened from Ashton's Ford to intersect
the road from B. Ogle's to Bladensburgh, &c.
    Swine and geese prevented from going at large in
Bladensburgh,

    Saint Mary's, Charles, and Prince George's
counties, form the first judicial district,

    The powers of the trustees of the poor enlarged as to
out pensioners,
    Money authorised to be levied for building a bridge
over the Western Branch, near Upper Marlborough,
    Obstructions in the Eastern Branch near Bladensburgh
to be removed,
    The trustees authorised to make an exchange of part
of the land belonging to the old poor house,
    The county court to be held on the first Monday in
April and September,
    Prince-George's and Anne-Arundel counties, including
the City of Annapolis, form the second district for
electing representatives in congress,
    Saint Mary's, Charles, and the first election district
of Prince-George's county, form the first district for
choosing electors of the president and vice president of
the United States,
—The residue of Prince-George's, Calvert, and
part of Montgomery county, form the second district
for choosing said electors,
    Commissioners appointed to lay out anew the town
of Nottingham, &c.
    Money to be levied annually for the support of Thomas
Butt,
    The road from Spalding's tavern to the District of
Columbia made public,
    Provision for transcribing and recording papers, &c.
in the office of the register of wills,
    Money authorised to be levied, (with Anne-Arundel
county,) for building a bridge over Patuxent River at
Queen-Anne,
    A public road established from Lansdale's Branch, to
intersect a road to the Oyster Shell Landing on Patuxent
River,
    The destruction of crows encouraged,
    Money to be levied for the support of Samuel D.
Beck,
—Same, for the support of Thomas Gentle,
    The road from J. Crawford's gate, on the main road
from Upper Marlborough to Bladensburgh, till it intersects
the road from Annapolis to Bladensburgh, declared
a public highway,
    A lottery authorised for making passable the road
from Annapolis to Washington by Anacostia Bridge,
    Provision made for transcribing certain land records,
    The road leading out of the main north and south
road from Piscataway, to its junction with the road
leading to Fort Warburton on Potomac, declared a
public road, &c.

  1800        75

  1805        94

  1801        22
 ——        59
 ——        63  48
  1817        73

  1802        18
  1803          6
 ——        89
  1810      107

  1804        22
  1804        55
Confirmed by
  1805        16

  1804        69

 ——        98

  1805        35

 ——        59

 ——        65  21

 ——        97    2
 

 ——        —    3
 

 ——        — —

 ——      114

  1806        20

 ——        32

 ——        38

 ——        85
 

  1807        51 
 ——        71

 ——        74
 ——        82

 ——        91
 

 ——      153
 ——      157

  1808          2
  1811        65