1841.

LAWS OF MARYLAND

chap. 292.

tlement with the bank issuing them, and it shall be the duty
of the bank to furnish on the first Monday of every month a
statement under oath of the cashier of the amounts of said
orders issued by them, the amount on hand and the amount
in circulation, and the said treasurer shall at the same time
furnish each of said banks with a statement of the amount of
its orders received since the last preceding statement.

Banks under
penalty, not
to issue with
out notice.

Sec. 6. And be it enacted, That if any of said banks
shall make a new issue of said order without giving notice
as aforesaid or shall issue a greater amount than it may have
notified to the treasurer as aforesaid, the president and cashier
of said bank, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and
may be indicted in the county court of the county and fined
a sum not less than fifty dollars for every order that may be
issued contrary to the provisions of this act.

CHAPTER 292.

Passed March
6, 1842.

An act to incorporate the Trustees of the Methodist Episco-
pal Parsonage of Harford County.

Preamble.

Whereas, the General Assembly of Maryland at De-
cember session, eighteen hundred and twenty-one, chapter
ninety-one, did incorporate the trustees of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, of Harford circuit parsonage, in the
town of Abingdon; and whereas, the dilapidated condition
of said parsonage property, made it necessary to dispose of
it and acquire other; and whereas, the General Assembly of
Maryland, did by enactment on the sixth day of April,
eighteen hundred and forty-one, chapter thirty-eight, au-
thorize the Aforesaid contemplated arrangement; and where-
as, since the act of incorporation above mentioned was
passed important changes have taken place in Harford cir-
cuit, and others arc contemplated, consequent upon which
it has been deemed necessary by the Methodist Episcopal
Church of Harford circuit (having disposed of her old par-
sonage, and trustees thereto) to appoint a new board of
trustees to lake charge of and hold such property as may
be acquired by said circuit as a parsonage; and whereas, on
the twenty-third day of August, eighteen hundred and
forty-one, the quarterly meeting conference of Harford cir-
cuit, did duly elect in accordance with the discipline and
economy of the aforesaid church, William Allen, Benedict
H. Hanson, Richard Webster, Harry D. Gough, Charles
Gorsuch, James N. Henderson, James Stephenson, William