450                              THE COUNTIES OF MARYLAND

1838 Ch. 9. Additional election districts to be laid off by the commis-
sioners from 1st, 2d, 5th and 7th.

1st Ellicott Mills, 2d Randalls Town, 3d Pikesville, 4th
Reisterstown, 5th White House, 6th Middletown, 7th Wise-
burg, 8th Cockey's, 9th Govans, 10th Slade, 11th King's,
12th Neck.

1838 Ch. 33. Commissioners authorized to locate polling place for 11th
election district.

1840 Ch. 10. Commissioners appointed to survey and mark the boundary
of the Carroll County line established by Acts of 1835
Ch. 256.

1840 Ch. 137. Enlarges the 5th election district by extending southwest line
as follows:

" Commencing at the premises of Elizabeth Ambursee's,
running to the Dover school house; thence to the Baptist
Church, by the county road; thence to Evan Davis' house,
and from thence to Richard Stansbury's, making the
county road the line.

1842 Ch. 158. Commissioners authorized to fix polling place of 5th election
district.

1844 Ch. 148. Voters to decide on polling place for 11th election district.

1852 Ch. 107. Line between 3d and 9th election district changed to run as
follows:

" Baltimore and Susquehanna railroad shall form the
division line between the third and ninth election districts,
from the city limits to the first intersection of the above
railroad, with the Falls turnpike road, and that all resi-
dents east of said rail road from the city limits northward
to said intersection, shall be considered as belonging to
the ninth election district of Baltimore county, instead of
the third as heretofore."

1852  Ch. 368. County Commissioners authorized to divide county into six-

teen election districts before January 1, 1853.

1853  Ch. 430. County Commissioners authorized and required to create an

additional election district out of the first district.
1856 Ch. 301. Changes line between 1st and 2d election districts to run as

follows:

" Beginning at the Powhatan Factory, running to the

Franklin Turnpike road and then on the south side of

Dogwood road to Ben's Run, and then following the said

run to Patapsco Falls."
1860 Ch. 337. Baltimore County divided into 13 election districts according

to the lines then in vogue.

1860 Ch. 337. Electors to choose polling place for the 11th district.
1862 Ch. 51. Polling place of the 5th election district changed to house of

David Wilhelm on Falls Road.