ARTS. 10 & 11] ATTORNEYS IN FACT——BANKS. 295

this State, or before a notary public, mayor of a corporation,
or judge of a court of record, and shall have such acknowl-
edgment, if made before a notary public, certified under his
notarial seal, or if made before a mayor of a corporation, certi-
fied under the seal of such corporation, or if made before a judge
of a court of record, certified by the clerk of the court under
the seal of the court, or if it be made before a justice of the
peace in any other county than that in which the transfer of
stock is proposed to be made, the clerk of the circuit court for
the county or the superior court of the city of Baltimore,
where the justice resides shall certify under the seal of the
said court that the said justice, at the time of said acknowl-
edgment, was duly commissioned and sworn.

1888, art. 10, sec. 28. 1860, art. 11, sec. 27. 1856, ch. 154, sec. 21.
30. A power of attorney to execute a deed shall be executed,
acknowledged and certified as required in section 27 of article
21, title "Conveyancing."

Land Co. v. DoU, 35 Md. 89. Posner v. Bayless, 59 Md. 56. Rosenthal v.
Ruffin, 6U Md. 324.

ARTICLE XL

BANKS.

1. Judgment for non-payment of note. 2. Sci. fa. for refusal to pay specie. 3. Trustees of such defaulting bank. 4. Trustee to give bond. 5. Publication of unclaimed de- posits. 6. Costs of such publication; how paid. 7. Penalty for failure to publish. 8. Treasurers of savings banks shall give to comptroller list of de- positors not heard from for 20 years; proviso. 9. Penalty for neglect. 10. Counting and destruction of notes of Insolvent bank.

11. Recovery on note payable to bank. 12. Banking Associations shall make five annual reports to State treasurer — Special reports. 13. Issuing of bank notes. 14. May become a national bank. 15. Conditions. Vote of Stockhold- ers. 16. Surrender of State charter. Liquidation. 17. Transfer of assets and debts. 18. Plates and dies to be destroyed. 19. Banking associations; how formed. 20. Powers of.