THOMAS SWANN ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 957

Sec. 166. And be it enacted, That every such cor- poration may appoint the times and places of the meeting of its members, and the number necessary to constitute a quorum, and shall provide and keep a good and sufficient record book, and cause thereinto be registered all its proceedings, subject at all times to the inspection of the several mem- bers of the church, society or congregation'; and the same shall be laid before a public meeting when required by any five or more of the mem- bers ; and the said Trustees, or a majority of them, shall have full power to frame such rules and or- dinances for conducting their concerns as may be necessary and convenient for accomplishing the end of their institution.	Quorum. 4
Sec. 167. And be it enacted, That when any num- ber of persons belonging to any church or congre- gation, sufficient to build a church or house of wor- ship, and to maintain a minister, shall choose to separate from the church or congregation of which they have hitherto been a part, and to erect a house of worship, and employ a minister for them- selves, it shall be lawful for them to do so ; and they shall by their respective name or style be entitled to all the benefits of this Article relating to their incorporation ; provided only that all ar- rearages, debts and engagements contracted, due or becoming due, while members of the former society, shall be discharged.	Build house or church.
Sec. 168. And be it enacted, That the person or persons holding lands or goods and chattels in trust, for any particular church or society, shall convey the same to the corporation of such parti- cular church or society, as soon as the same shall be formed under this Article.	Trust.
Sec. 169. And be it enacted, That nothing in this Article shall prevent the Protestant Episcopal Church from, incorporating the vestries in the several parishes, according to the usages of the said church.	Exception,
Sec. 170. And be it enacted, That if any corpo- ration incorporated under the laws of this State which shall be authorized to acquire by condemna- tion any land, earth or stone, or any interest therein, cannot agree with the owner or owners	Condemn.