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THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR,

1835.

SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That there shall he an

 

annual meeting of the stockholders of the said corpora-

CHAP. 244. Annual meetings

tion on the first day of April, or within ten days there-

 

after, for the purpose of choosing five directors to

Election of direc-

manage all the concerns thereof, who shall be elected

tors

by ballot, in person or by proxy, and each share shall

 

entitle the holder thereof to one vote: Any general

Ordinances

meeting of stockholders, at which shall be present a

 

majority in value, shall be competent to pass ordinan-

 

ces which shall be binding on the corporation.

 

SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That the board of Direc-

President

tors, three of whom shall be a quorum, shall appoint

 

from among their number a President, a Treasurer

 

and a Secretary, and shall fill up all vacancies which

 

shall happen in their body during the year; the Direc-

powers of direc-

tors are authorised and empowered to establish regula-

tors

tions for the transfer of the stock of the corporation,

 

and for proof of the ownership therein; to employ,

 

compensate and dismiss, at pleasure, all officers and

 

agents deemed by them needful, or useful; to enter in-

 

to contracts, and to use therefor the name and seal,

 

or the name of the corporation; and to make by-laws

 

and regulations, and to repeal the same at their discre-

 

tion; to call meetings of the stockholders as often as

 

they see fit, to whom they shall make report from time

 

to time, of the state of their affairs; to declare divi-

 

dends of the profits, or any portion of the profits there-

 

of, according to their judgment, and generally to ex-

 

ercise all the powers and privileges conferred on or

 

appertaining to this corporation; Provided, the same

 

be not incompatible with the ordinances passed at

 

general meeting of the stockholders as aforesaid.

 

CHAPTER 244.

 

Are act to incorporate, the Baltimore and New Orleans

Passed Mar.28,1836

Packet Company.

 

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of

Persons incorpora-

Maryland, That George H. Newman, John H. Hodges,

ted

Osmond C. Tiffany, James P. Erskinc, John Jones,

 


 
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