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near the old Iron Works Mill and running thence up the
road to the late Doctor Theodore Jenkins, thence leaving
said road and running with the road leading by James
Coursey's and the Mine Banks now owned by Charles E.
Coffin, and with said road to John D. Latchford's, so as to
include said Latchford's residence in the District hereby
created, crossing the turnpike and railroad west of the
said Latchford's house in a straight line to the Furnace
road near Thomas Mitchell's, and running with said Fur-
nace road to the new county road leading to Contee's
Station, and thence with said road to the Montgomery
County line, thence with the Prince George's County line
to the beginning."

1868 Ch. 466. Calls for a marking of the Montgomery-Prince George's line
and the filing of a map in each county seat.

1870 Ch. 226. Changes line between the Marlborough and Spalding's election
districts as follows:

" Beginning at William Brady's blacksmith shop in the
village of Forestville, and running thence with the public
road leading from said village of Alexandria Ferry to its
intersection with the public road leading from said Ferry
to Upper Marlborough, at the lower gate of the estate of
the late Charles F. Calvert, thence with the said Alexan-
dria Ferry and Upper Marlborough road to its intersection
with the Washington and Upper Marlborough road at
Centreville, thence with said Washington and Upper Marl-
borough road to the place of beginning."

1870 Ch. 471. Appropriates money for marking Montgomery line.

1872 Ch. 226. Authorizes additional payments for running Montgomery line.

1872 Ch. 367. Additional election district, No. 11, created with the following
bounds:

" Beginning for the same at the intersection of Burche's
branch with the public road leading from Washington city
to T. B. in Piscataway district, thence up the said branch
with the Piscataway and Nottingham district line to the
Marlboro' district line; thence with said Marlboro' dis-
trict line to its intersection with the public road from Paul
Talbert's to Croom's, at the farm of the late Adderton
Sweeney; thence with said road toward Paul Talbert's
to its intersection with the public road leading from
Edward Magruder's farm, near Mattaponi branch thence
with said road to the public road leading towards the resi-
dence of Mrs. Almira Turton, thence with said public
road to its intersection with a small stream of water be-
tween the farms of said Mrs. Turton and the late Mrs.
Susan Mudd; thence down said stream of water to Matta-
poni branch; thence up said branch to the crossing of the
public road at said branch below the farm of said Mrs.
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