560                           THE COUNTIES OF MARYLAND

George Harsh, thence to and with the division line be-
tween George Harsh and George Houer, from thence with
a straight line to the Conococheague Creek and thence
with said creek to the place of beginning."
1834 Ch. 176. Makes acts of Commission of 1833 Ch. 30 effectual.

1834  Ch. 235. Part of 2d election district annexed to 3d election district as

follows:

" Beginning on the Hagerstown and Conococheague
Turnpike Road, where the road to George Sprecher's Mill
leaves the said turnpike road, running thence to the mouth
of Jacob Bovey's Lane, thence to and with the division line
between Jacob Bovey and John Baer, thence to and with
the division line between Jacob Bovey, Isaac Bear, and
Philip Sprecher and Martin Beer, to the Williamsport road,
thence with said turnpike road to the place of beginning/'

1835  Ch. 17. Confirms Acts of 1834 Ch. 166.

1835  Ch. 225. Repeals Acts of 1832 Ch. 92 and 1833 Ch. 30.

1836  Ch. 148. Commission appointed to lay out additional election district

from 3d and 7th subject to confirmation.

1837  Ch. 210. Confirms Acts of 1836 Ch. 148.

1837 Ch. 185. Line between 1st and 6th election districts changed by putting
part of 6th in 1st.

" Commencing at Peter Showmans schoolhouse; running
thence with the road to Wm. Lewis blacksmith shop and
thence with said road to the division line of said election
district.

1837 Ch. 186. Judges authorized to locate polling places.

1840 Ch. 160. Changes line between election districts 6 and 7.

" Beginning at the hand-board near Jacob Snaveley's
where the Cavetown and Boonsboro' road crosses the Ohr's
Gap road, and running northward with the said Cavetown
road to where the Blue Rock Run crosses the same, then
with said run to its source, and from thence with a due
east line to the Frederick county line.

1840 Ch. 257. Refers to possible cession by Congress of part of District of
Columbia.

1840 Ch. 264. Changes line between election districts 3 and 9.

" Beginning at the Pennsylvania line, where the Waynes-
borough road crosses the same, and running with said road
to the Paradise School House and from thence with the
public road to Frederick Zeigler's mill, and from thence
with a straight line to the end of Peter Spessard's lane
on the road leading from the Forge Mill to Hagerstown,
and thence with said road to the fording at the Forge Mill
where it intersects the original location of said ninth
district."