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1835.

LAWS OF MARYLAND.
 

derick Presbyterian Church, and by the same name,

CHAP. 282

shall have perpetual succession, and he able to sue and

 

be sued, plead and be impleaded in any courts of law

 

or equity, in this State or elsewhere, and to make and

 

have a common seal, and the same to break, alter or

 

renew at their pleasure; and also to ordain and esta-

 

blish such by-laws and ordinances, as shall be necessa-

 

ry and proper for regulating the temporal concerns of

 

said church, and for promoting religion in it; Provid-

 

ed, they be not repugnant to this act, nor to the laws

 

of this State.

Time of service

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the said nine trus-

 

tees shall be elected from among the Frederick Pres-

 

byterian Congregation at their first meeting: and at

 

the end of the first year after said election, three of

 

the said nine trustees shall go out of office at the, end

 

of the second year, three of the remaining six of the

 

original nine, shall go out of office, and at the end of

 

the third year, the remaining three of the original nine,

 

shall go out of office: the vacancies thus annually oc-

 

curring, shall be annually supplied by the election of

 

the same or other persons from among the said congre-

 

gation, and by like rotation and election, one third of

 

the trustees shall go out of office, and their places be

 

supplied annually for ever, so that no person shall be

 

trustee for more than three years without re-election.

 

unless the election from any cause, should not occur

 

at the appointed times, in which case, the trustees

 

whose term has expired shall continue in office until

Vacancies.

new members are elected to fill their places: all vacan-

 

cies in the board of trustees, caused by death, resigna-

 

tion, refusal to act, or by expulsion from the commu-

 

nion of said church, shall be, supplied by the remain-

 

ing trustees, or a majority of them, at some subsequent

 

meeting electing some member or members of said con-

 

gregation to fill them.

President

SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That the said trustees,

 

or a majority of them, shall at their first meeting, and

 

at the end of every year thereafter, elect one of their

 

members president of their board, and in case of his

 

death, resignation, refusal to act, or expulsion from

 

the communion of said church, shall elect another at



 

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