WM. T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

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a violation of any particular provision of this act, and

any such indictment or proceeding may be amended

at any stage of the proceedings before final judg-

ment, and as a matter of right.

SEC. 9. And be it enacted, That all acts or parts

Inconsistent

of acts inconsistent with the provisions hereof be

acts repealed.

and the same are hereby repealed.

Approved March 21, 1882.

Chapter 93.

AN ACT to change the dividing lines between the

sixth and ninth election districts of Montgomery

county.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assem-

bly of Maryland, That the territory embraced with-

in the following metes and bounds, to wit : Be-

Metes und

ginning on the Gaithersburg and Barnesville road,

bounds.

where the same is crossed by Gunners branch,

thence down and with sai' Gunners branch to Great

Seneca creek, thence dawn and with said Great

Seneca creek to the mouth of Long Draught branch,

thence up and with said Long Draught branch

until the same is crossed by the road leading from

the Quince orchard school house to the Gaithers-

burg and Barnesville road, thence with said road

leading from said Quince orchard school house to

said Gaithersburg and Barnesville road to its inter-

section' with said Gaithersburg and Barnesville road

near the St. Hose's Catholic church, thence with

said Gaithersburg and Barnesville road in the direc-

tion of Barnesville to the place of beginning, and

now embraced within the limits of (Darnestown)

the sixth election district of Montgomery county,

shall hereafter be a part and parcel of (Gaithers-

burg) the ninth election district of said county, and

Ninth election

all people residing within said limits shall have and

district.

possess all the rights, privileges and immunities of

the citizens of the said (Gaithersburg) ninth election

district, and shall be registered as voters at the

polls to be held in said (Gaithersburg) ninth elec-

tion district.