ALBERT C. RITCHIE, GOVERNOR. 1301

Bedford Road, and running thence with part of said first line
reversed due South to intersect the centre line of the Williams
Road, thence with the centre line of Williams Road in North-
westerly and Westerly directions to intersect the old City
Limit Lines which now constitute the Easterly boundaries of
the City, thence with said old City Limit Lines in North-
westerly and Westerly directions to intersect the centre line of
the Bedford Road, and thence with the centre line of the
Bedford Road in Northeasterly direction to the beginning.

ANNEXATION DISTRICT No. 4.

Beginning for the same at the beginning of the proposed
New City Boundaries and running thence with part of the
first line of said new Boundaries due North to intersect the
centre line of the Williams Road, thence with said centre line
of Williams Road in a Northwesterly and Westerly directions
to the old City Limit Lines which now constitute the Easterly
boundaries of the City, thence with the said old City Limit
Lines in a Southerly direction to and with the old City Limit
Lines which follow the berm side of the C. & O. Canal and
with same reversed to intersect the first line of the Brace Sur-
vey and with part of said first line reversed to the beginning
of said Brace Survey, which stands on the Maryland Bank of
the North Branch of the Potomac River and thence down and
along with the meanders of said Maryland Bank of the North
Branch of Potomac River to the place of beginning.

9. The Sixth Ward of the City of Cumberland shall be
divided into three precincts as follows:

Ward No. 6, Precinct No. 1—Comprising all that part
of Ward No. 6 which is bounded on the North by the center
line of Williams Road and the same extended to the Potomac
River, on the East by the City Limits, on the South by the
center line of the Oldtown Road and the same extended to
the Potomac River, and on the West by the Potomac River.

Ward No. 6, Precinct No. 2—Comprising all that part
of Ward No. 6 which is bounded on the North by the center
line of the Oldtown Road and the same extended to the Po-
tomac River, on the East by the City Limits, on the South
by the northerly boundary of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company's right of way to where it intersects the center
line of Third Street extended to the Potomac River, and on
the West by the Potomac River.