THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1889,

tion, an exact and particular statement of the debts

CHAP. 318.

which shall have remained unpaid after the expiration

Statement, &c.

of the original credit, and the surplus profit, if any,

after deducting losses and dividends.

ART. 4. The Treasurer of the Western Shore, for

Statement to Trea-

the time being, shall be furnished once every year or

surer W. Shore

oftener if required, with statements of the amount of

the capital stuck of the said corporation, and of the

debts due to and from the same, of the monies deposited

therein, of the notes in circulation, of the cash in hand,

and of the profits made; and shall hate a right to in-

spect such general accounts in the hooks of the hank

as shall relate to said statement; but nothing herein

No riht of inspect-

contained shall be construed to imply a right of in-

ing private ac- count

specting the account of any private individual or indi-

viduals with the Lank, nor shall such general statement

and power of inspection be used for any other purpose

than to enable him to form, and when required, to com-

municate to the legislature a just opinion of the state of

the institution, with the grounds of such opinion.

ART. 5. The issues or notes usually denominated

Limit of notes

bank notes which it shall be lawful lor the said cor-

poration to issue, shall not at any time exceed the

amount of its capital stock actually paid in by the sub-

scribers, nor shall any of said issues or notes be for a

less sum than five dollars.

ART. 6. The president and directors for the time

As to notice of elec-

being, shall give six weeks notice in the several news-

tion of directors

papers .printed in Washington county, and in two dai-

ly newspapers printed in the city of Baltimore, of the

time and place of holding the election of directors an-

nually.

ART. 7. The president and each director, before he

Oath

enters upon the duties of his office, shall take the fol-

lowing oath or affirmation, as the case may may be,

I, A. B. do solemnly swear or affirm, that I will im-

partially, fathfully, diligently and honestly execute the

duties of president or director, as the case may be, of

the Farmers and Milter's Bank of Hagerstown, con-

formably to the provisions of law, and the trust repos-

ed in me, to the best of my skill and judgment; and the

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