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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0246 and id is 1 raw text is: LA WS OF KENTUCKY,
1834. dollars of the capital stock shall have been paid in by
individuals, companies or corporations in gold or sil-
ver, the President and Directors shall cause the Gov-
ernor of this Commonwealth to be notified thereof;
who is hereby authorised to appoint some suitable
When the bank person to count the money so paid in as capital stock,
bs to commence and to take the oath of the President and not less
than six of the Directors, that the same has been paid
in as capital stock bona file, and make due return
thereof to him; and on such appearing to be the fact,
the Governor is authorised to issue his proclamation
that the hmount hereby required to be paid in, and in
the funds hereby required, has been done, and that
said Bank is authorised to commence its operations as
a banking institution; and from and after the first
publication of such proclamation, it shall be lawful
for said Bank to commence business.
Amount of SEC. 41. That no one individual, company or cor-
stock tobeheld poration, shall be allowed to take or hold more than
by individuals two thousand shares of the capital stock of said Bank,
limited, either in their own names, or in the name of others in
trust for them; and all stock that any individval, com-
pany or corporation shall take or hold, contrary to-this
provision, shall be forfeited to the Bank for the benefit
No stock to be of the other stockholders; and no individual, compa-
voted except by ny or corporation shall be allowed, in person or by
bona fide own- po
ers thereof. poy, to vote at the first election of Directors, on any
stock which may stand in his, her or their names,
without first making oath that the stock bona fide be-
longs to them, and is not held in trust for others.
Notes receiva- SEC. 42. Be it further enacted, That the bills or
ble in all pay- notes of the said corporation, originally made payable
ments to the to bearer, shall be receivable in all payments to the
state, and for
coutevindef state, and on account of county levies, unless other-
county levies. sae uto
wise directed by law.
[Approved February 22, 1834.]
CHAP. 449.-AN ACT to authorise the County Courts of certain
Counties to increase the allowance to patrols in said Counties.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Corn-
Washington, monwealtlh of Kentucky, That the county courts of
Bourbon, Mad- Washington, Bourbon, Madison, Mercer, Mason, and
ison, Mercr
iMason and Jessamine counties, in lieu of the compensation now
Jessamine. allowed by law to patrols, shall be, and are hereby](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.slavery/ssactsky0246&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)