FRANCIS THOMAS, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 1841.

Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the said Eliza shall account to the said infant children for the purchase money received from the said trustees; and her guardian bond shall be liable for the faithful payment over of the said monies to the said infant children, in like manner as all other monies in. her hands as guardian.	CHAP. 33. Bond to he liable.
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That the orphans court may, and they arc hereby authorized to allow to the said Eliza, such proportion of the said purchase money in lieu of her dower, as in their judgment and discretion she may be fairly entitled to, taking her age and health into consi- deration.	Orphans' court to a- ward dower to widow.

CHAPTER 33.
An act to incorporate the Neptune Temperance Beneficial Society.	Passed Jan 24, 1842.
Whereas, Peter B. Lucas, James N. S. T. Wright, John Mortimer, Robert A. McAllister, David T. Monsarrat, James C. Wheeden, William Coonthwait, John Randall, Robert Spedden, Thomas Kirby, and others have formed themselves into a society for the laudable purpose of afford- ing relief to each other and their respective families in the event of sickness, distress and death, and have prayed For an act of incorporation, that they may better execute their benevolent intentions—Therefore,	Preamble.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland, the persons mentioned in the preamble of this act, and all others that now are or may hereafter become members of this corporation herein created, and their suc- cessors, are hereby declared to be one community, corpora- tion and body politic, by the name, style and title of the	Incorporated.
Neptune Temperance Beneficial Society, of Baltimore, and by that name they shall be and hereby made able and capa- ble in law to receive contributions and purchase, possess,	Name and style.
enjoy and retain to them and their successors, lands, tene- ments, rents, annuities or other hereditaments, and the same to dispose of in such manner as they may judge most con- ducive to the interests of the said society, for the. purpose of affording to each other and their respective families in	Corporate powers.
the event of sickness, distress and death, provided, that the said corporation or body politic, shall not any one time hold or possess property, real, personal or mixed, exceed- ing the sum of five thousand dollars; and provided also, that	Provisoes.