494                           THE COUNTIES OF MARYLAND

Emmittsburg cross road, thence along the Emmittsburg
road to a point where the branch, known as Beaver Dam,
crosses said road, thence in a straight line to a point north
of John A. Martin's house, thence in a northern direction
to William Boiler's farm, thence with the Emmittsburg
road, leading to Wolf's tavern, to the cross roads from
Mechanicstown to Sabellesville, thence with a straight line
to Harman's farm, thence with the south side of the road
to the new cut road, near Gat's farm, and thence with a
straight line to the place of beginning."

1854 Ch. 143. Erects a new election district [19?] as follows:

" Commencing at or near the stone bridge across Pipe
Creek, near Diffendall's Mill; thence by the most suitable
line to some point at or near Ladiesburg; thence by the
most suitable line to the Hill School House; thence to some
point at or near the Copper Mine School House; thence
with the Copper Mine Road, to some point at or near
Nicholas Norris's farm, from thence to Sam's creek, the
dividing line between Frederick and Carroll counties, and
thence with said dividing line to the place of beginning."

1856 Ch. 168. Divides the 2d election district into two precincts " by a line
running from the Frederick and Woodsborough Turnpike
Bridge, with the Turnpike road to Frederick City, and
thence through Market street of said City, with the Turn-
pike road to the Monocacy Bridge; on the Georgetown
Turnpike road."

1860  Ch. 332. Transfers portions of Buckeystown and Frederick districts to

the Jefferson district by the following lines:

" Commencing at the top of Catoctin mountain, between
the property of William Hurshberger and Henry Culler,
at the county road, and running thence with said road to
the Frederick and Harpers Ferry Ridge road, at Mrs.
Stockman's, and thence between the property of William
Smith and William Hargate; thence between the property
of John and Daniel Snider; thence in a straight line be-
tween the property of Jacob Remsburg and Hamilton Gis-
bert, and thence to strike the branch at the Georgetown
road; thence along said road, at the foot of the mountain,
to the Trammelstown road, and thence up said road to
the top of the mountain, to the district line between
Jefferson and Buckeystown districts."

1861  Ch. 74. Divides the western precinct of election district No. 2 into

two precincts.

1862  Ch. 53. Divides the 2d election district into 2 precincts and repeals

Acts of 1861 Ch. 74.

1862 Ch. 149. Polling place of 10th election district changed to Smithfield
School House.