Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-04-05
LOCAL LAWS.


county to transcribe certain records.
10 provide for the erection oG a new State
House nt the Seat Of Government.
authorizing the Government to.iay out
ana sell the old Penitentiary lot in Colun-
bus.
.;,r rroAidiog fofgIoen to the yhio utirer.
To enable the city of Cleveland to borro
sum CT money.
To provide for the improvement Of the
Western Reserve and Maumee road.
10 amend the act 10 incorporate the Me.
dina Steam Mill Ccmpiny.
10 amend an act to provide for the cree
lion OF Il new Peniteniinry &c,
IL establish Superior Court in the city
Vi Cincinnati.
Tnnmenh lie act TO incorporate the Mad
River and Lake Erie RliI.ro road Company.
Gu amend an act to authorize the making
OF Indexes to Tire judicial records, &c.
Establishing the number OF Clerks IN the
Legislature and fixing their compensation.
The First Congregational Church and SO'
ciety o; Windham ia Portage county.
The Rush Creek Medical Society Of the
Willouyhby University OF Lake Eie
The Hebrew Benefccnt Society oi Cincin-
natl.
The Tallmadge Coal Company, In Por
tage county.
To ;tmend an ac; 10 incorpora te the Con
tneaut apd Beaver Rail Road cSm panJ.
The Hkron High Schuol, inPof tage coun'
ty.
The Cleveland and Euclid Railroad
Company.
The Frat Congregational Church and
Society OF Edinburgh in the county oi Por-
cage,
'rhe Akron Hydraulic Company, in the
county OF Portage,
Tie Euclid Turnpike Company, in Cuya.
hoga county.
The Norwalk Female seminary.
The OBJ riin Fire Engine Company,
The PaipesvilIe Library Assoei alton. in
the comfy OF Geauga.
The First Uni.ersalSt Society Of of sharon
townshIr, in Medina county. -
The First Baptist Church of EIyria, in
Lorain county.
Adephic Society Of w astern Reserve Col,
Ieer.
The Logan College.
The Edingburs Academy.
Black Rivar lily d!aulic Company n Lo'
Middlebury Hydraulic Company, in Po">
tage county.
Cuyanoga Falls, Mediaa, Wellington and
Nor@alls Turnpike Road Company.
First Baptist Church in Garrctsville in Por.
tAge county.
Theological Seminary of the Associate Ro
formed Syn nod otthe West.
Resolution Tor appointing day of Thanks
giving.
In relation to the Annexation of Texas to
the Urion.
Appointing a Superintendent Of Common
Schools.
In relation to Eliza Jane Jnhnsnn.
Appoi ming Directors. for erection of O
New State House.
In relation to the Sothern termination o
he Ohio canal.
| The following Bill, (which we find in one O
sur cxchAngss is presamed to he Insane d
li6nilly passed both houses Of our Lesi'lature
near The Of Tie late session
A BILL,
To repsai an aci e,afiiisG g IN aci 10 prokibi
tie circulation 81 small 5iRs.n
secs1, That 50 much Of the act entitIe,
:" An act to prohibit the circulation of smal
bills passcd thr l4th of March, 1856, as re
tr,1ts ~ prohibits the i.suing and circulation
Of small bill. be, and the same is rcpeaied.
Sec. g ThalB the several corporation
wlrch comp)ied with The tcrms of the sad ac
! ,.utit,sd " An act to prohibit the circulate
f smas! !iiIs." passed March "a, 1886, b
Gnp Win the Auditor OF State written Sui
ren,ier.of the ioht to issue notes of Il less dc
nomination than I've dollars, are hereby al
,l.orized TO issue notes pf q less denominat:o
thnn Gec dollars, and not lee than onc dollar
ProyiGcd at,oays, That they rsiecm all sue
bills in specie, when demanded at their couf
ter,, during banking hours, as they sl,a lssu
un.ler he powers and privileges hereby re
stored to them. Pro"idei further, That i
making such issues, no bank shall be perm;
ted to increase its circulation to an amour
greater than that authorized BY its charte
upon the capital stock paid in.
Sec. 8. That the several banks ihcorporat
ed by the laws of this Slate be, and they ar
hereby reqn red 10 resume the payment {
,pcce for their notes of every denomination
when regularly demanded ut their bankin
houses, within the usual banking hours OF th
respective hanks, on or before the 4th day
July n, Xi, and continue such payments ther
after. Propided, The several banks in the C
ties o. New York, Phiadelphi, and BalIimol
, shall have at that time resumed the paymel
oI specie for their notes, and nothing here
I contained shall lie considered or so consrue,
ia to lcgnlize the suspension of specie pa,
l ments, by the banks of this State, or in an
manner to release them from their pr sen, lii
biIiies and they are hereby required to IT
sume payments in specie for their notes, whe
i demanded as aforesaid, as soon as au,hent
. inf rmation is received that the banks Of Ne
:. York, phlS delahia and baltimore, hive re
-suAsd d the payment of-speeie fur tIaeir-rot
, Sec. A. chat any bank IN this State, tn
shall fail to comply with the acquisitions
this act and to resume specie payments agre
ably to the provisions th'reoi, shall be discr
c dted at the Treasury Of the State. aud Il
i notes of such bank, so failing as aforesai
G shall not be received by the County Treasv
= ers or Collectors, in payment Of taxes, tol
or other public dues of the State.
SOUND DocTRINE.---"I hold 10 no aristocr
cy except the nristocracy, OF Nature. :
q genius, talents, moral worth, and pub
t. services, render due honor and 1 care II
If whether the claimant TO that honor be cl
,r in robes Of purple and fine linen, or in {
- squalid rags of poverty ;whether he obtain
his education at q country school, or at I