THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1835.

said bank may hold, or be in anywise entitled to, at

the time of such suspension of payment, shall be rate-

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ably distributed to, and amongst all the persons who

shall be its creditors at such time, and to their assigns

respectively.

SEC. 15. And be it enacted, That whenever required

Commissioner of

by law, the said bank shall do and perform the seve-

loans

ral, respective and appropriate duties of commission-

ers of loans for this State, without charging or claim-

ing any allowance whatsoever for the same.

SEC. 16.And be it enacted. That at any time here-

Power as to bank

after, the notes or issues of this corporation, common-

notes

ly called and known as bank notes, may be restricted

by the legislature, to a denomination not less than that

of the notes or issues of any other incorporated bank

within this State, the lowest denomination of whose

notes or issues, shall be above five dollars.

CHAPTER 288.

An act for the benefit of the Infant Children of Wil

Passed April 4, 1836

liam Riley, late of Kent County deceased.

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,

Account

That Edward Nicholson, administrator of William

Riley, late of Kent county deceased, be, and he is

hereby authorised and empowered to apply the rents

and income, arising from the real estate of said de-

ceased, except the widows thirds, to the payment of

the debts of said deceased, in the same manner as if

they were personal estate; and that he account to the

Orphan's Court of Kent county, for the due adminis-

tration thereof; Provided always, that this act shall

Provisoes

not be so construed as to deprive any creditor of said

deceased of any right or remedy which he may now

have under existing laws; And provided also, that the

said administrator shall first obtain the assent of the

Orphan's Court of Kent county, who shall pass all

debts when they so shall have been paid.