1841.

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

CHAP. 100.

New Bonds
to be issued

Provisoes

Oelricks and Lurman, of Baltimore, which have also, in
like manner been lost; and it is right that the said evidences
of debt should be renewed to the said holders thereof.
Be it therefore enacted by the General Assembly of Mary-
land, That the commissioner of loans, be and he is hereby
authorized to issue to the said Baring, Brothers and Com-
pany, and to the said Oelricks and Lurman, new evidences
of debt, showing on their face that they are duplicates of
the said bonds alleged to be lost, and corresponding in
amount with the said lost bonds held by them respectively,
at the time of their loss; provided, that the said holders
thereof, before such renewal, shall by legal and competent
evidence prove to the satisfaction of the treasurer of the
western shore, the loss of said bonds, and shall give to him
satisfactory security to indemnify the State against any other
claim or demand on account of the said bonds alleged to be
lost as aforesaid; and provided, that the said treasurer shall
certify under his hand to the commissioner of loans, that
such security as aforesaid hath been given.

CHAPTER 100.

Passed Feb
14, 1S42.

An act to incorporate the Pleasant Valley Union Band, of
Washington County.

Incorporated.

Name and
style.

To elect offi-
cers.

To make by-
laws.

Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
Maryland,That Jacob Mullendore, Absolom Eakle, Samuel
W. Cast, Washington McCay, John J. Grim, Joseph Hine
Samuel Blecher, Frederick D. Rohern, David G. Potter,
Jacob Bell, David Bell, John Mullendore, Abraham Rohern,
and Martin Eakle, together with such as may become as-
sociated with them and their successors, be and they are
hereby incorporated, and made a body corporate and poli-
tic, by the name of The Pleasant Valley Union Band and
by that name they may sue and be sued, have a common
seal, and the same at pleasure alter, and be entitled to use
the powers and privileges incident to such corporations.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That the said corporation
shall at their first, or some subsequent meeting, choose a
president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, and such
other officers, as they may deem necessary or convenient for
the government and regulations of said corporation and its
property, they shall have the power to make standing rules
or by-laws for prescribing the terms of office, and duties
of their officers, for regulating the terms on which persons
may be admitted and continued members of the corpora-