The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-04-02

lines, together with the following described lines
to-wi Beginning at the north-e east corner of rac-
tional section number three, in said township;
thence west to the Muskingum river, constitute a
part Of the boundary between the counties Of
Washington and Morgan, and that The provisions
OF sections three aud four Of this act be and the
same are, so far as applicable, extended to much
OF the said township of RoXbury, as is hereby an
nexed to Morgan county.
SIC. H. That nothing contained in this act
shall be go construed as in anywise ta operate as
release or discharge OF any person residing within
the territory taken from the county OF Guernsey,
by this act, from any State, comfy, township, or
other tax heretofore assessed and levied by the
officers Of said Guernsey county, or OH account of
any tax hereafter to be levied upon the real or
personal property, on account of any subscription
to any railroad company heretofore made, or here
after TO be made, in pursuance of any vote hereto.
fore taken in said Guernsey county; and that the
same shall be forever lieu upon the said property
III said territory, the same as II the said territory
had not been detached from the county Of Guern.
sey
SEC. II. The officers in the county of Guern-
sey, whose duty it shall he to assess and CUllet
any tax hereafter to be levied for the payment of
the principal or interest of any railroad subscrip.
ton hereafter to be male in pu. sulnce Of vote
heretofore taken in favor OF such substitution,
shall proceed to levy and collect the propurtionate
share OF the same oil the property in the territory
taken from the county Of Guernsey by this act the
same as If said property remained in the county of
Guernsey; and the said officers are hereby invested
with all the powers 10 the collection of the same,
as ara provided by law for the collection of State
or county taxes
JOHN +. MORSE,
Speaker gf the House Of Representatiyes.
CHARLES n C,lNNGpS
March III, 1851. Speaker cf The Senate
GNo. 81
AN ACT supplementary and amenda tory TO the
act entitled an act fixing the times of holding
the Courts of Common Pleas in the Eighteenth
Judicial Circuit, passed January 10, 1851.
Sec. |. Be il eaacftdby tie General assembly of
The State IF Ohio, That the court of Common Pleas
shal be held in the county Of Fulton Oh the fourth
Tuesday in April, and the fourth Tuesday in Sep.
tenber; and the fall term shall be held in the
county of Henry Oh the third Wednesday in No.
vember, instead of the first Monday in November.
as provided in said act
SEC. 2. The spring term of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas for the county OF Defiance, shall be held
on the fifth Tuesday of April.
SEC. 3. The spring term of the Court of Cons
mon Pleas for the county of Allen, shall be held
on the third Monday of April, and in the county
OF Auglaize on the fourth Monday of April
SIC. 4. That so much of the acts passed pre-
scrbing the time of holding courts of Common
Pleas IN the 18th and 10th Judicial Circuits, as
conflicts with the provisions of this act, be, and
the same are hereby repealed
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker ef The House Of Representatives.,
CHARLES G. CONVERS,
March 4, 1851. Speaker Of the Senaie,
No. 35
AN ACT further tu amend the act entitled an act
to regulate the Practice of the Judicial Courts,
passed March 8, 1891
SEC. L. BE al enacted By the General assembly
" The Sfate of Ohio, That if in any suit or action
1t law III any OF the courts of record in this State
Judgment shall have been or may be hereafter rcn.
Tered against the plaintiff or plaintiffs, and such
plaintiff or plaintiffs shall not reside in the State,
'r before the satisfaction of such judgment shall
emove and be without this State, and the defend
INT in such suit shall die, and if an administrator,
executor or guardian be such defendant, and shall
esigh or be removed, then an administrator de bo.
lis non, or subsequent guardian duly appointed
md qualified. may be made party to such uds.
nent, aud the same be revived in favor of such ad-
de bonis non or guardian, by writ of
cire facas sued out OF the court having power TO
ward execution upon such judgment gaint said
,lantih or plaintiffs; aud that uron said writ of
cire facias being returned scre feel, or on two
uccessIve writs of scre fdcias not issued at the
anne term or in the same vacation al said cour,
icing returned nihi such plaintiff or plaintiffs shall
e considered as in court. and may be proceeded
gaInst accordingly.
SEC 2. That in all cases under the thirty sew
nth section ot the act 10 regulate the practice of
judicial courts, passed March :, 1881, the plain
lit or plaintiffs in any Judgment heretofore rem
cred, or that mag hereafter be rsnd. Cd, may
auSe any defendant or defendants against whom
he original was OF may be issued and returned not
ouhd, and who at the time OF the issuing of such
rislnal writ or rendition Of surn udg nent men
on-resldents OF To-, Stale, or who may have re-
toved out OF the State after the issuing OF said
irit or rendition Of said juidment on the return |
two consecutive wtits OF seize lacas not found
y the Sheriff Of the county in which such iudg |
lent shall have been recorded,
JOHN f, MORSE,
Speater q ne House 0f Representatives.
CHARLES c. CONVERS,
March I, 1891. Speaker If tie Senate.
mo 36