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THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.
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1835.
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SEC. 15. And be it enacted, That whenever required by law, the said bank shall do and perform the se-
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CHAP. 315.
Act as commission-
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veral respective and appropriate duties of commission-
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ers of loans
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ers of loans for this State, without charging or claim-
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ing any allowance whatsoever for the same.
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SEC. 16. And be it enacted, That at any time here-
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Power reserved as to restriction of
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after, the notes or issues of this corporation, common-
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notes
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ly called and known as bank notes, may be restricted
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by the Legislature, to a denomination not less than
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that of the notes or issues of any other incorporated
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bank within this State, the lowest denomination of
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whose notes or issues, shall be above five dollars.
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CHAPTER 315.
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An act to Incorporate the Farmers' and Planters' Bank,
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Passed April 4,1836
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of Baltimore.
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SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
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Commissioners
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Maryland, That Joseph W. Patterson, Hugh Boyle,
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James Hooper, William Cooke, Luther J. Cox, John
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Bradford, Robert D. Burns, Thomas R. Matthews,
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David Keener, William Thompson, Galloway Cheston,
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William E. Mayhew, William Hughlett, John C. Hen-
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ry, Charles S. W. Dorsey, and William Ferguson, be,
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and they are hereby appointed commissioners, under
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the direction of a majority of whom, subscriptions
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may be received to the capital stock of the Farmers'
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and Planters' Bank hereby incorporated; and they
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Open books
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or a majority of them, shall cause books to be open-
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ed at such times, in the city of Baltimore, and in
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the county town of each county in this State, and at
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Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Richmond, Charles-
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ton, and such other places as they may direct, for the
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purpose of receiving subscriptions to the capital stock
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of said bank, after giving at least four weeks public
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notice in all the daily newspapers published in the city
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of Baltimore, and in at least one newspaper in every
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county of this State, in which a newspaper is or shall
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be published, of such times, places and purposes; and
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that upon the first opening of said books, they shall be
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