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to stand seised of one undivided third part of the aforesaid ma-
nor called Carollton, and of the lands lying near to it, to and
for the use of him the said Charles Carroll, of Carrollton, du-
ring his life, without impeachment of waste, and from and after
his death to the use of the said Mary Caton, and her heirs; and
also the aforesaid indenture of bargain and sale between the said
Richard Caton, and Mary Caton, of the first part, Robert Oliver,
John Oliver, and Roswell L. Colt, of the second part, and the
said Robert Patterson of the third part, bearing date on the third
day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and fifteen, and conveying and assuring to the said Robert Oli-
ver, John Oliver, and Roswell L. Colt, and the survivor of than,
and to the heirs of such survivor, one undivided fourth part of
the above mentioned undivided third, being one undivided twelfth
part of the whole of the lands first above mentioned, upon certain
trusts for the benefit of the said Mary Anne Patterson, in the
said deed expressed, with certain powers, limitations over, and
Conditions also therein expressed; and also the aforesaid inden-
ture of bargain and sale between the said Richard Caton and
Mary Caton, of one part, and the said Robert Oliver. John Oli-
ver and Roswell L. Colt, of the other part, bearing date on the
fifteenth day of December, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventeen, and conveying and assuring to
the said Robert Oliver, John Oliver and Roswell L. Colt, and the
survivor of them, and to the heirs of such survivor, one other
undivided fourth part of the said undivided third, being one undi-
vided twelfth part of the whole of the said lands, upon certain
trusts, for the benefit of the said Louisa Catharine Harvey, and
her heirs, in the said deed expressed, with certain powers, limita-
tions over and conditions, also therein expressed; and also the
aforesaid indenture of bargain and sale between the said Richard
Caton, and Mary Caton, of one part, and the said Robert Oliver,
John Oliver, and Roswell L. Colt, of the other, bearing date on
the eighteenth day of December, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventeen, and conveying and assur-
ing to the said Robert Oliver, John Oliver and Roswell L. Colt,
and the survivor of them, and the heirs of such survivor, one
other undivided fourth part of the aforesaid undivided third, be-
ing one undivided twelfth part of the whole of the said lands,
upon certain trusts for the benefit of the said Emily M'Tavish,
in the said deed expressed, with certain powers, limitations over
and conditions, also therein expressed; which three indentures,
and the aforesaid deed of covenant to stand seised, are severally
recorded among the land records of Frederick county aforesaid,
be and the same hereby are made and declared to be null and
void, to all intents and purposes whatever, and as to all and eve-
ry person or persons, and that all and singular the rights, inter-
ests or estates, of every kind or nature, now existing, or hereaf-
ter to arise, in or for any person or persons whomsoever, under
or by virtue of them the said deeds, or any of them, shall be and
hereby are wholly annulled, extinguished and destroyed.
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CHAP. 147.
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