ELIHU E. JACKSON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR

of the state and justice may require. But no
guardian shall be thus summoned, ex-officio, to
appear before the court after his ward has ar-
rived at legal age ; nor shall any executor or ad-
ministrator be thus summoned, ex-officio, after
more than three years have elapsed since the
default for which he is summoned.
305A. No devise or bequest of real or personal

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property for any charitable uses shall be deemed
or held to be void by reason of any uncertainty
with respect to the donees thereof, provided the
will or codicil making the same shall also con-
tain directions for the formation of a corporation
to take the same ; and within the period of
twelve calendar months from the grant of pro-
bate of such will or codicil a corporation shall
be formed, in correspondence with such direc-
tions, capable and willing to receive and admin-
ister such devise or bequest.

Not.'void.

305B. Every devise and bequest purporting to
be of all real and personal property belonging to
the testator shall be construed to include also all
property over which he has a general power of
appointment, unless the contrary intention shall
appear in the will or codicil containing such de-
vise or bequest.

How con-
strued.

SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 4, 1888.

Chapter 210.

AN ACT to authorize and empower the county
commissioners of Prince George's county to
levy a sum of money sufficient to purchase
ground and erect a school house for white
children in the town of Laurel in said county.

Effective.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General As-
sembly of Maryland, That the county commis-
sioners of Prince George's county be and they

Authorized to
levy.