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An Act to incorporate the subscribers to the Mississippi Union Bank. 1837 34 (1837.1)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsms0156 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF MISSISSIPPI, .AN ACT fo incorporate the subscribers to the Mississippi Union Bo'nk.s § 1. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Mississippi, That an institution shall be established under the title of 1 The Mississippi Union Bank, with a capital- of fifteen million five hundred thousand dollars, which said capi- tal shall be raised, by means of a loan, to be obtained by the directors' of the institutiom to no ~ S2. Beitfurther enacted, That books of wib- tion be scription, for the sum of fifteen million five hun- openea. dren thousand dollars, divided into shares of ore hundred dollars each, and intended to se- cure the loan of said fifteen million five hundred thousand dollars, shall be opened after twenty days' notice given in all newspapers published in this state, and in all counties in which no newspaper may be established, notice shall be given by advertisement, posted up in three of te tilost public places in each of said counties, immediately after the promulgation of this act, under the inspection of ten managers to be chosen by joint ballot, by the :egis)ature; said books of subscription shall' be kept open fi-om 10 o'clock, A. M., until three P. M., at the seat of government of this state, which said books shall be continued open for the six next ensuing months, and at the termination of which period of time, they shall be closed: immediately after the expiration of said term, the directors to be appointed, as hereafter provided for, or a ma- jority of them, shall make a correct statement In case of the said subscriptions; and in case the whole she whole Sum subscribed fbr, shall amount to more than amoontZ fifteen nIllion five hundred thousand dollars, the scribet, said directors or a majority of them, shall deduct op'- the amount of such excess from, first, the stock d. of which rifficient security shall not be offered, 34

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