The Democratic advocate., 1874-06-27
Lascs--GenerGl.
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RELIEF or WAsHiYcToN COLLEGE.
AN ACT


RELIEF or WAsHIgGT0N COLLEGE.
AN ACT
For the relief Of Washington College, and 10 ap-
propriate money for the same, aud provide for
ihe education and board OF one scholar from
each county Of The Eastern Shore.
wHERkAs, The Visitors and Governors Of WASH
ington College have grAtnitousiy educated and
boarded large pumbcr ofstudents from the diff
erent counties Of the eastern shore of this State
on seconns-Ufths annuity granted 70 them by
the acts Of the General Assembly which they
intend to continue TO do, aud have also educated
large number Of day scholars free Of charge for
tuition, and |, is manifest that by some addi-
tonal aid from the State tue usefulness and pros
periy Of the College win be increased; there
fore
sEcroS !. Be it enacted BY the General As
sembly Of Maryland, That ihs Treasurer, on the
warrant Of the Comptroller, be and he Is hereby,
authorized and directed, IN addition TO the sum
now annually paid to the Visitors and Cover
nors Of Washington College, to pay TO the said
thousand dollars annually. on and after the first
day Of June, in the year eighteen hundred and
seventy-four.
skc. .. And be il enacted, That in consider
alton Of the sum OF two thousand dollars to be
paid annually to the Visitors and Governors of
Washington College, Ia addition to the sam now
annually paid to them. the said Visitors and
Governors shall educate free Of charge for tut
ton, board, books and stationery, six additional
students from The eounliss Of the Eastern Shore.
SEC. g. And be II enacted, That the students
thus to be educated free Of charge, as provided
by the second section Of this act shall be selected
and appointed in the same manner, and subject
to the same rules and regulations and restrictions
as are prescribed by the resolution hirty-fcur Of
the General Assembly, In the year eighteen
hundred and Drty-eight, and the act Of eighteen
hundred aud fifty-six, chapter two hundred and
nineteen.
SIC. 1. And be II enacted, That each student
receiving such appointment, shall execute bond
to the State Of Maryland, in such penalty and
with such security as the Judges Of the Orphans
Court may approve. with the condition that he
will teach in one OF more Of the public schools
Of this State for not less than two years after he
graduates, which bond shall remain 10 the Gus
tody Of said Judges, and in case Of forfeiture,
suit may be instituted thereon In the name Of the
State by the States Attorney Of The county from
which suchstudent was appointed, who shall pay
over all sums recovered by said suits 10 the Board
Of County School Commissioners OF said county,
for the use Of the public schools Of the county.
SEC. 5. And be II enacted, That the Treas
ure-, on the warrant Of the Comptroller, be and
he Is hereby, authorized and directed to pay TO
the Visitors and Governors Of Washington Col
lege, the sum Of one thousand dollars to be ap-
piled by them in increasing and improving the
library and philosophical and chemical apparatus
Of said college.
SIC. 6. And be Il enacted That this act shall
take effect from the date of its passage.
We hereby certify, that the aforegoing is true
and perfect copy Of an Act passed the Cen
eral Assembly Of Maryland, at the January
session, 1874.
AUGUSTUS GAssAwAY,
Secretary Of Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
Approved, April 1lth, 1874.