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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

Dec. Sess.
1813.

shall become due after or during any such removal as
aforesaid, which on the face thereof shall be made ne-
gotiable at the said bank where the drawer thereof shall
reside in Annapolis or Easton, or the same is made pay-
able at cither of the said banks, or at the house of some
person at Annapolis or Easton as the case may be, it
shall not be. necessary to give any notice to either the
drawer or any of the endorsers of any such note, that
such note has become due and payable, but that every
such note shall be deemed and considered to all intents
and purposes as if such note was made payable at the
house to which either of the said banks shall be removed
as aforesaid, and that notice given by the proper servant
of the bank, at the said house to which the said bank
shall be removed, that any such note hath become due,
shall be to all intents and purposes held and considered,
to be as completely binding on the drawer and endorsers
as if notice had been personally served on them.

Affairs to be
conducted at
the respective
places of re-
moval. Dis-
counts in case
of the non-at-
tendance of di-
sectors.

3. AND BE IT ENACTED, That in case of re-
moval as aforesaid, the affairs of the said banks or either
of them shall be managed and conducted at the place to
which they may be respectively removed by the officers
thereof, in the same manner as if no such removal had
taken place, and that during such removal ordinary
discounts may be made by the president and any one or
more of the directors, and in case of the non-attendance
of the directors the president and cashier may make
such ordinary discounts, but the president and three di-
rectors shall be necessary for the purpose of transacting
the general business of the company, and that all notes
discounted at either of the said banks after such removal
shall be made negotiable and payable in the same manner
as if no such removal had taken place.

Passed Jan.
26, 1814.

Time for col-
lection extend-
ed.

CHAPTER 110.

An act authorising Thomas Saulsbury, late sheriff and
collector of Caroline county, to complete his collec-
tion.

Section 1. BE IT ENACTED by the General As-
sembly of Maryland, That the said Thomas Saulsbury
be, and he is hereby authorised and empowered to collect
until the first day of January eighteen hundred and fif-
teen, all balances due him as sheriff and collector of
Caroline county, in the same manner as he could or
might have done within the time limitted by law, any
law to the contrary notwithstanding.

Distress.

8. AND BE IT ENACTED, That it shall be the duty
of the said Thomas Saulsbury, before he proceeds to ex-
ecute or distrain the property of any person or persons
for public dues in virtue of this act, to deliver to such
person or persons chargeable with the same at least thir-
ty days previous to levying such execution or distress,
an account written in words at full length, of the public