LEVIN WINDER, ESQ. GOVERNOR.	23
	Randall's-Town, to the Baltimore county line, to- wards Liberty-Town, as at present opened and made, be and the same is hereby continued.	1812.
	CHAPTER 28. An act to discontinue the road therein mentioned. WHEREAS, It is represented to this General As- sembly by the petition of Solomon Davis of Mont- gomery county, and Samuel Dawson of Frederick county, that the public Road which runs through their farms beginning at Otho Trundle's on Carroll's manor, and crossing Monocacy at Davis' ford, and intersecting the great road opposite John T. Veatch- e's, living on the farm of Levin Luckett, is of no public utility, and a great public expence; Therefore,	Passed Dec. 1, 1812. Preamble.
	BE IT ENACTED by the General Assembly of Maryland, That a road beginning at Otho Trundle's, on Carroll's manor, which crosses the Monocacy at Davis' ford, and running through the farms of the said Davis and Dawson, to where it intersects the public road opposite John T. Veatche's, living on the farm of Levin Luckett at the mouth of Monocacy, shall be, and the same is hereby vacated, and no longer considered as a public road and highway. CHAPTER 29.	Road vacated.
	An act for the relief of William Priestly of the city of Annapolis.	Passed Dec. 3, 1812.
	BE IT ENACTED by the General Assembly of Maryland. That the justices of the levy court of Anne-Arundel county be, and they are hereby au- thorised and directed to assess and levy annually for four years, on the assessable property of said county, the sum of thirty dollars for the support and maintenance of William Priestly of the city of An- napolis, and that the same be collected annually by the collector of Anne-Arundel county, and paid to Richard Watts of the city of Annapolis or his order. CHAPTER 30.	A sum to be levied for his support — to whom to be paid.
	An act to layout and straighten a road in Balti- more county.	Passed Dec, 3, 1812.
	WHEREAS, It is represented to this General As- sembly by the petition of Francis Holland, that he, the said Francis Holland, together with a certain James Croxall obtained a law for the opening and straightening a road from Annapolis to Baltimore;	Preamble.