STORY, Circuit Justice. The Hallowell and Augusta Bank was incorporated in March, 1804, by the legislature of Massachusetts, with a capital, stock of 5200,000, divided into shares of 5100 each, for a term which expired on the first Monday of October, 1812, with the usual rights and privileges belonging to the banks in the same state. In June, 1812, the legislature passed an act (Act of 1812, c. 57) continuing all the banks, whose…
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