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1835.

LAWS OP MARYLAND.

 

CHAPTER 243.

CHAP. 243.

 

Passed Mar 22,1836

An act to incorporate the subscribers to an association for

 

the encouragement of the fine arts, and for other

 

purposes.

Persons incorpora-

tea

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of

 

Maryland, That William Lorman, Hugh Birchbead,

 

John Hoffman, George Williams, Jonathan Meredith,

 

Benjamin J. Cohen, Charles Tiernan, Nathaniel Wil-

 

liams, George C. Morton, Joseph White, John Glenn,

 

Josias Pennington, John P. Kennedy, William G.

 

Harrison, Gustar W. Lurman, Gorham Brooks, Robert

 

A. Taylor, Columbus O'Donnell, John B. Howell,

 

William Crawford, David McKim, their associates,

 

successors and assigns, he and they are hereby creat-

 

ed a corporation and body politic, by the name and

 

style of the Baltimore association for the encourage-

Powers granted

ment of literature and the fine arts, and by that name

 

may have perpetual succession, and shall be able and

 

capable in law, to sue and be sued, implead and be im-

 

pleaded, answer and be answered, in any court of law

 

or equity; and to make and use a common seal, and the

 

same to change and alter at pleasure; and to ordain

 

and establish such ordinances, by-laws, and regula-

 

tions, as shall be necessary or convenient for conduct-

 

ing the affairs of the corporation, and not repugnant

 

to law.

Objects stated

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the objects of the

 

said corporation are declared to be the encouragement

 

of literature and of the fine arts, and the holding and

 

fitting up of accommodations for the exhibition of pro-

 

ceedings of the arts, and for amusements, for which pur-

 

pose they are hereby authorised to purchase and hold

 

lands and tenements, in fee simple or otherwise, not

 

exceeding in value at one time, one hundred thousand

Capital slock, &c.

dollars: The capital of said corporation may amount

 

to one hundred thousand dollars, and the shares there-

 

in shall be one hundred dollars each; but the payment

 

of ten thousand dollars shall entitle it to go into opera-

 

tion.



 
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