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$200.00 Saint Vincent's Orphan Asylum; (d) a bequest of
$300.00 to Saint Mary's Industrial School; (e) a bequest of
$100.00 to Saint Mary's Female Orphan Asylum.

91. To the sale, grant and deed by Laura J. McClenahan to
the Vestry of Saint James Church, a corporation of the State
of Maryland, of Port Deposit, Cecil County, State of Maryland,
of a lot or parcel of land in said town, county and State, more
particularly described in a deed from said Laura J. McClena-
han to the said "The Vestry of St. James Church," dated De-
cember 9, 1908, recorded among the Land Records of Cecil
County aforesaid in Liber M. D., No. 8; folio 303, etc.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the sanction and consent of
the General Assembly of Maryland be and the same is hereby
given, granted and declared to the acquisition by the several
religious denominations or sects, orders or corporations herein-
before in this Act mentioned or named at any time hereafter
whether by gift, grant or otherwise of the fee simple title to
the lots or parcels of land aforementioned in which they are
respectively entitled to a leasehold interest or less than a fee
simple title by virtue of the several deeds, gifts, grants, be-
quests or devises aforementioned and by virtue of the sanction
hereinbefore by the first section of this Act and to the holding,
sale, mortgaging, leasing, or otherwise disposing of the same.

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

Approved April 11th, 1910.

CHAPTER 542.

AN ACT to repeal Section 76 of Chapter 584 of the Acts of As-
sembly of 1904, title "Public Education," in so far as the
same makes an annual appropriation of forty-five hundred
dollars for the support of the Normal Department of Wash-
ington College, located at Chestertown, Maryland, and in
lieu thereof to appropriate the annual sum of forty-five hun-
dred dollars for the aid of Washington College.

Whereas, it has been found that the sum of forty-five hundred
dollars, the amount now appropriated for the support of
the Normal Department of Washington College, located at
Chestertown, Maryland, is insufficient to maintain a normal
department, with a curriculum and organization entirely
separate from the collegiate department; and that the said
normal department has therefore to be supported to a con-
jgiderable extent out of funds that should properly be de-
voted to the support of the collegiate department; and,