Before departure, 20 gallons of fuel were added to the remaining amount from the 3.7 hour two-leg flight to the place where an annual inspection was performed. An engine run following accomplishment of an annual inspection was performed but the pilot did not take this into account for determining fuel quantity before departure. The pilot received a weather briefing but did not request winds aloft. While en route, he was required to deviate and did not lean the fuel/air mixture. When the flight was near the planned destination, the engine sputtered. The pilot immediately repositioned the fuel selector to the opposite tank. The flight continued and when it was at the destination airport, the flight was cleared to land on runway 23 but the pilot was disoriented. The pilot stated the engine sputtered again then quit and he attempted to land on a taxiway. Examination of the airplane revealed that the left fuel tank contained about 1/2 gallon of fuel. The right fuel tank contained about 1/3 gallons of fuel.