Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-27
due 10 tie s.sos:at;on in eav If tie SAID fesi'nE s
months from all The shareholders in such associ"oh

due 10 lie ASSOCIATION in eae If The said rftsin s1
months from all the shareholders IN suc! association"
II Tie amount which the capital u the sl:a A''H''
,, haas ~rI increased dunn preceding ~ n"a'hS
II there shall aYe been ANY increase OF the sad c''a'
and the names of any persons who may nave become
parties 10 the said articles o association, or may nave
Withdrawn lherefrpm since their last report
II shall be the duty Of the comptroller TO cause the
statement required be made by this secinn TO be pup
lished in newspaper printed IN The county whee 's
place OF business OF such association IS situated ana W
The State paper; The expense oi winch sha' oe pun"
such association. !,
S27 lrsuch association sh n egIecl 10 make out and
transmit the statement required in the last preceding Sec
llon for mouth beyond the period when the same
required to be- made shall violate any Of The Pr"vi
sions Of this act, such association may b" pT"crtoru
AGAINST and dissolved by the court Of chanccy in tie
same manner any mnneyed corporation may 1c pro-
ceeded against and dissolved.
$23 lfany portion Of the original pita Of any such
association shall be withdrawn for any purpose whae'
yer whilst any debts of the association remain unsa'is
fed no dividends profits on III" shares 81 The capital
stock of the association Shall thereafter lie made, unui
the deficit of capital shall have been mld' g"ud, either
by subscription Of The shareholders. or out %. IN" s"se
que ny accrung profits Of The association; and II shall
appear that any such dividends have been made II shall
be the duty of the chancellor 10 maxi The necessary or.
ders and DEGREES for closing The affairs of the association,
and distributing lis properly and effects among is Gre
di,ors and shareholders
90 Such association shall b. liable TO pay The holder
oreVery bill or noe phi in circulation money. Tie pay
ment of which shall have been demanded and refused,
damages for payment thereof, IN lieu OF interest al
and after the rnie of II per per annum om the
time Of such refusal un the payment oil such evidence
of debt, and the damages thereon.
80 The President and Cashier of every association
formed pursuant to the provisions of THIS ac shall al al
times keep true and correct last u the names al Inc
shareholders Of IcIann, and shall file c'Py 81
such list in The office of The clerk Of The county where
any Office Of such association may be Located and also ~
the Office of the comptroller the first Mondays OF ia
nuary and July in every year.
81 1t shall be awful for any association formed
under the provisions of this act TO make any OF lis bulls
or notes Of denomination less than one thousand dol
lars 10 be put in circulation money payable al any
other place than the Office where the business oil Tie
association is carried on and conducted
SO The legislature may at any time alter or repeal
this act.
So No association Of persons authorised 10 carry on
the business OF banking under this act shall at any time
for the space twenty days have on hand at the place
of business less than twelve and half per cent IN sPe
cic the of the bills notes in circulation Us
money. =,
State of New York, This bill having been approved
Seertarys Office. and signed by the Governor "fth!s
State tie 18Th day OF April, ISIS do hereby cefuy
that the became law on that day.
JOHN A DIX, Secretary Of State
BANKS OF THE STATE OF New loRK.-We publish
the 1ed table of the aggregate returns oil the banks
OF this State to The lst OF April inst, IN advance oil The
full stutemc of each institution, not being able, after
receiving il Yesterday, TO put ii in type 1t may not ap
pear until Monday. comparison with previous re-
ports shows the following results:
Loans and discounts Gl,3ol 900 80 25S 233 5l7aI7@9
Specie 2.cN2 3l3 40.2I!3 1.s9O
Circulation li,9iD.a9S 1l.lO73oO lO937 OLD
Due Canal Fund 1862 5c3 1888 22l 1884 .225
State Treasurer 2l52g50 3l69 S444
gu 5. Treasurer 4ll33S0 la 90 1865
Ind. Depositors II 5I6.sl3 1870 29l 1144l ,334
Profits 329,726 e,O377G9 2'3.63G
The above statements show diminntion of lonns and
discounts for the last month, Of So4S9; an increase o
specie of 100 091 diminished circulation Sl49,13o
an increase Of canal fund dppostes Of SOL 00l OF ind
vdua deposi,rs 66 2G3 dmInuton Of The Slate Trea
surers depose OF 22 723; and OF the U. States dePo
sites S97 ,9Il.
Mr.. HARLAs's RESOURCES Mr. Harlan of Ken
lucky it will b. seem has introduced resolution, max
ing INQUIRY into the stale Of debt due from former
postmaster al Frankfort Ky } for whom the editor OF
this paper security. The Postmaster General some
time since retained sufficient amount due from the
Department to the Globe Office To cover the whole
Judgment, principal, interest, and costs Mr. Harlan
distrusu that the Postmaster General has been
reinss in not urging this demand against US. We
should hardly have heard OF this motion. il he had sup
posed his Kentucky friend the former postmaster at
Frankort-he relation OF his worthy predecessor Mr.
Le,cher who much Interested himself in the effort TO
Obtain relief from the demand before Congress, equ
| table rrnnnds-were only to be AFFECTED.
! To dispe Mr. Earlans suspicious in regard to the
Postmaster Generals favorllism towards I've shall
enrea, him. when the report called for in 10
sen, TO scrutiny Of accounts with the Department,
and shall ask his u,eposi,ion and that Of Congress to
authorize the payment of about fifteen hundred dollars
which Nh Kendall has withheld from US. in addition 10
the twenty eight hundred dollars retained for this secu
ritz debt II Mr. n and his political friends will extend
az much Justice to thy have liheray 10 others
who have had contested claims before the Department,
we do doub, but shall obtain their vote in our ia
| yOr in The case which shall submit GiObe.