PHILIP F. THOMAS, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1847,

legacy or distributive share, with a surety or sureties to
be approved of by said orphans court, conditioned that
the amount of such proceeds of sale, bequest, legacy
or distributive share, shall at the determination of the
estate or interest of such infant or infants therein, be
forthcoming in the county where such bond is taken,
for the benefit of the person or persons who may then
be entitled to such remainder, reversion or executory de-
vise, which bond shall be recorded in the office of the
register of wills of the said county, and any person in-
terested in said remainder, reversion or devise shall be
entitled to a copy of said bond, and a certificate from
the register under his hand and the seal of his office,
upon which copy and certificate an action may be
maintained in the name of the State, for the use of the
party interested, and judgment may be recovered upon
such action for the damage actually sustained.

CHAPTER 139.

CHAP. 139.

A supplement to the act for the relief of the Baltimore
Company.

WHEREAS, By the act for the relief of the Baltimore
Company, passed at December session in the year eigh-
teen hundred and fifteen, chapter one hundred and for-
ty-seven, Henry M. Rogers and Thomas L. Emory,
Junior, who are since deceased, and Samuel I. Donald-
son, were appointed trustees to collect and distribute the
effects of the Baltimore Company; and whereas, it is
represented that in the year eighteen hundred and thir-
ty-seven, the said Donaldson, as surviving trustee, filed
his bill in the court of chancery against divers persons
who were supposed to represent the parties interested in
said company, in order to obtain the assistance of said
court in settling up said trust, but that owing to the
number of said parties, and the uncertainty which exists-
in regard to the persons who are really interested in said
trust, and their place of residence, the said trustee has
not been able to bring said cause to a hearing, and that
Daniel Carroll, of Dudddington, and Thomas H. Carroll,
parties to said suit, have advanced claims as creditors
of the said company to an amount exceeding the estate
and effects of the said company, and have taken depo-

Passed
March 1, 1848.

Preamble.