1832

LAWS OF MARYLAND

CHAP 21

CHAPTER 21

An act to divorce Juliana Donaldson from her husband
William B Donaldson

Divorce granted

Section 1 B lt enacted by t/ie General Assembly of
Maryland, That Juliann Donaldson of Cecd county, be
and she is hereby diorced from bed, board, and mutual
cohabitation with her husband Wilam B Donaldson, and
that the said Juliana Donaldson be, and she is hereby au-

Guardianship

thorised and empowered, to retain in her own care, her
children by the said William B Donaldson, and to act in
all cases, whatso er as if she were a feme sole, Provided

Proviso

always, That this act shall not be construed so as to au-
thorise the said William B Donaldson, or Juliana Donald-
son, to contract marriage, while the said parties are both

living

How claim to her

annuled

Sec 2 And be it enacted, That the said William B
Donaldson shall not, by vitue of his marriage with the
said Juliana Donaldson, be in any manner entitled to, or
authorised to have or claim, any property, real, personal,
or mixed, which the said Juhanna Donaldson may here-
after acquire by gift, descent, devise, or purchase

Fine claim to us

annuled

Sec 3 Ad be it enacted, That the said Julianna Do-
naldson shall not be, inany manner entitled to any pro-
perty , real, personal, or mixed, which the said William B
Donaldson may hereafter acquire by gift, descent, devise,
or purchase nor shall the said William B Donaldsom be
liable for the debts to be contracted by the said Juhanna
Donaldson

CHAPTER 22

Passed Jan 29, 1833

An act to change the names of James Michael, of Harford
county, to that of James Johnson

Name charged

Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
Maryland, That the name of the said James Michael is
hereby changed and altered into the name of James John-
son, and it shall and any be lawful for the said James Mi-
chanel, at all times hereafter, to be called and known by, and
hold and use the name of James Johnson, and by that name

And of his issue

to sue and be sued in any court of law and equity, and it
shall and may be lawful for the issur of the said James Mi-