CHAPTER 10.

Passed Jan. 16, 1845.	An act to authorise W. H. Redwood, of Baltimore, to hold and retain in this State, negro girl Emily.
May hold, &c.	Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland, That it shall be lawful for W. H. Redwood, of Baltimore city, to hold and retain in this State, as a slave for life, a negro girl named Emily, who is now within this State; provided, that the said W. H. Redwood, shall with- in thirty days after the passage of this act, make affidavit before some Justice of the Peace of Baltimore city, and have the same filed in the office of the clerk of Baltimore city, of his intention to become a resident of this State; and provided also, that the said W. H. Redwood shall within the time aforesaid, file with the said Clerk a list of said slave, with an affidavit thereto attached, that the same is a true and faithful list of said slave, and that he, the said W. H. Redwood, has not brought or removed said slave
Proviso,	into this State for sale, and that the said negro girl Emily is a slave for life; and provided, that the said W. H. Red- wood pay the sum of fifteen dollars to the clerk of said county at the time of giving said list, to be paid over to the Treasurer of the Western Shore for the use and benefit of the Colonization Society.

Passed Jan 10, 1845.

CHAPTER 11.

Name chan- ged.

An act to change the name of Alice Fowler White, the In- fant daughter of Edward H. White, of Worcester Coun- ty, to Alice Priscilla White. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland, That from and after the passage of this act, the name of Alice Fowler White, infant daughter of Edward H. White, of Worcester county, be and the same is hereby changed to the name of Alice Priscilla White, and by said name she shall hereafter be called and known, sue and be sued; provided, nothing herein contained shall alter or abridge any legal right to which said infant might otherwise be entitled,