THOMAS W. VEAZEY ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR,

1835.

SEC. 3. Se it enacted, That each volunteer companj

CHAP. 214.

that may be created, or organized under the provisions

Uniform of volun-

of the act to which this is a supplement, may select

teers

and establish the uniform of the said company and the

field and staff officers of each volunteer regiment or-

ganized under said act may adopt and establish the

uniform to be worn by them, any thing in the same acl

to which this is a supplement, to the contrary notwith-

standing.

SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That the sixtieth and

60th and 61st sec-

sixty first sections of the act, to which this is a «ap-

repealed

plement, be, and the same are hereby repealed, and

the said act shall take effect and go into operation on

and after the first day of April next, and the Governor

of Maryland as commander in chief of the Militia of

this State shall immediately advertise to have the act

to which this is a supplement, and this act printed in

Printed, &c.

pamphlet form with marginal notes, upon the most

reasonable terms, and when so printed, one copy

thereof shall forthwith be sent by mail to each commis-

sioned officer of the State.

CHAPTER 214,

An act for the benefit of the German Reformed Congre-

Passed Mar. 25, 1835

gation of Frederick.

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,

Payment of legacy

That Lewis Ramsburgh, the executor of the last will

authorised, &c.

and testament of Stephen Ramsburg, may and he is

hereby authorised to pay, agreeably to the said last

will and testament, unto the Vestry of the German

Reformed Congregation of Frederick, the bequest of

the sum of three hundred dollars, given to the said

congregation by the said Stephen Ramsburg in and by

his last will and testament, and that the said vestry of

the said congregation, be.and they are hereby autho-

rised fo take, have and receive, and to demand, sue

for and recover, in any court of law or equity in this

State, the said bequest of three hundred dollars, made

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