1832.

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

CHAP. 249.

eighteen hundred and two, chapter one hundred and ele-

CHAPTER 248.

Passe Mar.18, 1833

An act to divorce Albert G. Franciscus, of the city oj Balti-
more, from his wife Eliza J. Franciscus.

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,
That the marriage heretofore solemnized between Albert
G. Franciscus, of the city of Baltimore, and Eliza J. his
wife, be, and the same is hereby declared null and roid,
and that the said Albert and Eliza, be, and they are hereby
divorced a vinculo matrimonii.

CHAPTER 249.

Passed Mar. 16,1833

An act for the Incorporation of Concordia Lodge, number
seventeen, of the Order of Independent Odd Fellows, of
the City of Annapolis.

Persons incorpora-

ted

Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
Maryland, That Frederick Louis Grammer, Richard Wil-
liams, Henry Hammond, William Brvan, Richard R.Sands,
Gabriel H. Duvall, Richard Wells, Philip Clayton, senior,
Richard Parkinson, Daniel Dashield, Elijah Wells, Geo.
H. Camden, William W. Curran, Nathan Hammond, Tho-
mas Parker, William Legg, Charles Hanshaw, Thomas
Gardiner, James Hunter, Walter Phelps, Nicholas Killman,
Lewis N. Sewall, William Sullivan, Samuel Goldsmith,
John T. Larmer, Daniel Dorsey, John Sewall, Marmaduke
W. Conner, James Robinson, and John Miller, the officers
and members of Concordia Lodge, number seventeen, of
the Order of Independent Odd Fellows, of the city of An-

Privileges granted

napolis, and their successors, be and they are hereby de-
clared to be a community, corporation, and body politic
forever, by the name, style, and title of Concordia Lodge,
number seventeen, of the Order of Independent Odd Fel-
lows, of the city of Annapolis, and by that name, they and
their successors, shall and may at all times hereafter be
capable in law to have, receive, and retain to them and
their successors, property, real and personal, also devises