JAMES THOMAS, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1832.

Sec. 4. And be it enacted, That the trustee or trustees
shall give bond with such security or securities as the said
Court shall approve for the faithful performance of his or
their trust, and shall file an inventory or inventories in the
Court of Chancery, of all property that shall come to his
or their hands, and shall render an annual account of the
manner in which he or they have managed the person and
property of the said George M. Tyler, and shall be allowed
y the said Court for his or their trouble such commission
as is usual to allow guardians or trustees for the care of
the persons and estates of their wards in this State.

CHAP. 148.
Trustee's Bond.

Sec. 5. And be it enacted, That it shall and may be
lawful for the said County Court of Frederick county, sit-
ting as a Court of Chancery, to order and direct the trus-
tee or trustees to invest the estate of the said George M.
Tyler, in real property, or in any other manner as may be
deemed most advisable.

Investment direct-

ed

Sec. 6. And be it enacted, That all deeds, wills, or con-
tracts of any kind or description, which the said George
M. Tyler shall make during his incapacity, or while he is
under the care and custody of the said Court as a Court
of Chancery, shall be utterly void and of no effect.

Acts of G. M. T.

void

Sec. 7. And be it enacted, That the receipt of the trus-
tee or trustees, duly acknowledged before a magistrate,
and recorded in the Orphans' Court of Frederick county,
shall be a full and final discharge to the executors and
trustees acting under the wills of the said William Mur-
dock, Esqr., and the said Eleanor Murdock, of all and
every interest, claim, or demand, which the said George
M. Tyler can or may hereafter claim of them or either of
them, under and by virtue of the said wills, and a certified
copy of the said receipt, shall be received as good and
conclusive evidence in any Court either of law or equity
in this State.

acknowledged.

Sec.8. And be it enacted, That the County Court of Fre-
derick county sitting as a Court of Chancery, shall have
full power and authority, upon petition in writing, and be-
ing satisfied by proof that the said George M. Tyler, has
reformed his habits, and has become capable of conduct-
ing his own affairs with ordinary prudence, to restore to
him his estate, in the condition in which it may be at that
time, whether real or personal.

Authority to res-
tore his estate.