1835.

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

ate in said county, near a place called and known by

CHAP. 218.

the name of Lewis Town, for such price as she may

deem reasonable, and which the Orphans' Court of said

Security required

county shall approve; Provided, that after she shall

have made such sale, she shall, if required by the Or-

phans' Court, give additional security in such penalty

as the said Orphans' Court shall prescribe, for the just

and faithful disbursement and expenditure of the mo-

ney arising from the sale of the said house and lot, for

the maintenance and education of her infant ward and

Proviso

child Jonathan Leonard; and provided, that before the

said sale shall be made, the said Orphans' Court first

decree the same to be made upon petition by said Jona-

than Leonard, by his guardian or next friend, and af-

ter being satisfied by evidence in such form as it may

direct, that a sale will be for the advantage of said Jo-

nathan Leonard.

CHAPTER 318.

Passed Mar.24, 1836

An act to incorporate the Leonard Town Academy, in

St. Mary's County.

WHEREAS, application has been made to this Gene-:

ral Assembly of Maryland, for the passage of a law to

incorporate the Leonard Town Academy, in St. Mary's

County: — Therefore,

Trustees appointed

SECTION I. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of

Maryland, That Joseph Harris, Gerard N. Causin,

Doct. Joseph Stone, Cornelius Combs, Doct. Charles

Ll. Gardiner, Doct. John Delany, Doct. Walter H.

Briscoe, Bennett Gough, William Smith, William

Coad, Morris Shanks, George Crane, Richard H.

Miles, Benjamin G. Harris, Thomas W. Morgan, Luke

E. Barber, William T. Maddox, John Walton, George

Combs, and H. G. S. Key. or so many of them as may

become subscribers to the amount pf one hundred dol-

lars each to the capital stock for the erection and sup-

port of the academy, be, and they are hereby appoint-

Vacancies

ed Trustees of the said Academy, and if any of the

said Trustees, qualified as such, shall die, resign, re-