JAMES THOMAS, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1834.

to the same fees for their services, which are allowed by the
said act or the supplement thereto

CHAP. 121

Sec 19 And be it enacted, That the measures or instru-
ments, to be used by the inspector or measurer, shall be an
nually tried and proved, as weights and measures are now
required to be, in the several counties of this state

Instruments prov-

ed

See 20 And be it enacted, That the measurer of coal,
shall be entitled to one fourth of a cent, for measuring eve-
ry bushel of coal, to be paid by the purchaser of the same

Compensation

CHAPTER 121

An act to alter and amend the lines dividing the Seventh
and Eighth Election Districts, in Baltimore county

Passed Feb 20, 1835

WHEREAS, it hath been represented to this General As-
sembly, that much inconvenience is experienced by the vo-
ters of Baltimore county, residing in the eighth electron dis-
trict in consequence of the remoteness of the place of
holding the election in said district, and that a change in the
location of part of said district, would greatly promote their
convenience and the public good, the prayer of the petition
ers appearing reasonable and just, Therefore

Preamble

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland, That
a part of the eight election district in Baltimore county, be
added to the seventh district, according to the following
lines viz beginning at E Rider's Mill, on the present divi-
sional line of said district, running north to the ninth mile
stone on the York turnpike, thence to Ridgely's furnace
road where it will intersect the said divisional line, and it
shall and maybe lawful for all voters now residing within
the present lines of the eighth district, and within the lim-
its of the aforesaid lines as above directed to be run, to
vote at the place of holding the elections in the seventh
election district, at all future elections

Lines changed