The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-04-21


Assembly Of The State Of Ohio, Thai,
The record required 10 be kept, by the
frs, section Of said act, passed Feb. 60.
lS4s. may be kept in q docke. provided
for that purpose, and all such docke.s
and record books which have been. or
shall be hereafter used and devoted 10
The recording Of such levies and returns.
shall be ,aken and considered as paris OF
he execution dockels designated by The
first section Of said act.
SEC. 2. Whenever any officer shall
make sale Of any real estate by virtue oil
any execution or order of sale, il is here
ny made his duty 10 tax and, collect. as
increase costs for the clerk, The compen-
,a.ion provided for in the second section
of said act. a bF
SEC. 5. The respective clerks Of the
court Of common pleas, superior court Of
ICincinnali, commercial Court of Cincin.
tna,i and superior court of Cleveland,
shall, in making returns 10 wriis of error
Or Of cer,iorari, send up to the supreme
court the original files, process pleadings
and exceptions, and duly certified iran'
scripls oil all Journal entries Of The pro-
ceedlngs and judgment Of their respective
courts in the pertlcular case named in The
writ; Provided, that said clerk shall omit
from such return, all such parts Of said
files and other papers and documents in
any such case, as he may be instructed
50 10 do, by The direction, in writing, OF
both parties 10 such suit, 10 be filed IN the
office Of such clerk, and Il copy of which
wrinen directions shall be annexed 10
and certified with such return. 81.
SEC. a: Tha, when any person appoin-
led by any court as an appraiser 'ot the
lands OF any deceased person, shall die,
remove from The county, or in any oiher
manner become disabled from acting as
such appraiser, any Justice Of the Peace
in The county where such lands or person
al estate may be situated shall have pow
er 10 fill such vacancy. and the person
SO appointed shall lake an oath. as in
other cases, before entering upon the du-
lies of said appointment.
Sec. 8. The second section of an
act in amendment Of the practice ol
the judicial cour.s, passed March 81,
1850, is hereby repeated.
--.s---' , JOHN r. MORSE,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
CHARLES G. 'CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March 90, 1851.
AN ACT
! To amend the act directing the mode Of proceed
t-f ing in Chancery.
Sec. l. Be Il enacted BY The General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, Tha
when . petition for review shall be flee
in the Supreme Court, any Judge of sale
Court is authorized, in vacation, and up
on good cause, 10 stay proceedings OF
the former decree until the next Term o
The courl where such proceedings art
pending, in which case such Judge shal
dreclihe nature and amount OF security
to be given by The party applying for suci
stay.
SEC. 2. That when such petition shal
be filed in the Common Pleas, the Presiden
Judge of such Coun is authorized t,
exercise The same power, on the same
terms.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
| CHARLES C.C0NVERS,
Speake, Of the Senate.
March 10, 1851.
AN ACT
To amend the act entitled can actto regulate thi
fees of officers in civil and criminal cases
"passed March S. 1881.
Sec. /. Be IL eaucted by The Genera
assembly of The State Of Ohio, Tha
when any Sheriff. or other officer dis
charging The duties of Sheriff, shall re-
turn al y process Issued from the Cour
OF Common Pleas, or other cur, Of any
olher county Than that in which sucI
Sheriff or other officer resides, in any
other manner than by himself or his dep
uty, personally. such Sheriff or other Of
ficer shall only be emitted TO charge ant
receive mileage theron, 10 be compuleC
from The office of said officer 10 the place
Of service, and back 10 The office vi saic
officer.
SEC. 2. That so much Of The act tc
which This is an amendment, as conflicts
with this act, be and the same is hereby
repealed.
i JOHN F. MORSE;
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
/ CHARLES U. C0NVERS,
speaker Of the Senate.
March 81, 1851.
AN iCT