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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05
10.
AN ACT.

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Defining the powers of Plank and Turnpike
Road Companies. --ss,.5..-s-
See. l. Be IL snactsd6y hs General As-
sera6Ly cftse State of Ohio. That il shall and
may be lawful for auy plank road or turnpike
company heretofofe chartered uhdeF the laws
of this state, for the purpose of constructing
any road authorized by their respective char
ters. and to provide for any present indebted,
ness which may exist against said companies
respectively to issue the bonds of such com-
pany, to the amount, including such indebted
ness onehalf ofthe capitol stock of said COM
pany actually paid in: and expended IN the
construction of such road; said bonds to be
issued in such sums. and in such forms, as
the board Of directors of said several compa-
nies may each prescribe, and TO bear interest,
and become payable at such time or times, and
place or places, as they may severally des;g-
nate: and for the redemption of which. the
faith of said several companies are hereby re-
spectively pledgedy together with the proper
ty; rights and franchises thereunto belonging
and which said bonds shall not be subject to
higher rate of interest than that provided
by law. Provided. that nothing herein con-
tanned shall be so construed as TO authorize
bonds TO be issued Of less denomination than
one hundred dollars, or in the similitude ol
bank notes, designed tocirculate as money.
Sec 2. That the stockholders Of any com
pany which shall issue bonds under the au.
thority of this act, for the purpose of raising
money with which to construct The road Of
such company, or any part thereof, shall be
each individually liable for the payment OF
such bonds, over and above the stock BY such
STOCKHOLDERS owned, to sum at least equal in
amount to the stock owned by each, at the
time the Indebtedness on account of sgid bonds
shall be created. +-,:t.- 49,. 8
Sec. j. That any company that shall avail
itself of the provisions ofthi sct shall be gov
erned by and be subject to the provisions Of
any general law that may hereafter be passed,
for the Incorporation of turnpike and plank
road companies.
JAMES C. JOHNSON.
Speaker House Of Representatives.,
WILLIAM MEDILL
President Of the Senate.
May a,rs52.,
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oU.
AN ACT
May g.. 1852.

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To provide for filling vacancies in the Board
OF County Commissioners, and prescribing
their powers and duties in certain cases,
Sec. l. Be it enacted By tas General Assens-
big Of the State Of Ohio. That the county
commissioners of the respective counties. shall
have power to compound for. or release, in
whole or in part, any debt, judgement fne or
amercement due to their county, and for The
use thereof except in cases where they, or
either Of them, are personsliy Interested; and
whenever sad commissioners shall compound
for, or release, in whole or in part, any debt,
judgement. fine or amercement, as aforesaid,
they shall enter upon their journal statement
Of tine facts in the case. and the reasons that
governed them in making such release or
composition,
Sec 2. That the provisisns of this act shall
not extend to cases mentioned in an act enti-
tied an act restraining the power Of county
commissioners to remit fines. penalties and
judgements in certain cases. passed February
eight, one thousand eight hundred and forty
seven.
Sec. 3. That whenever there shall be a
vacancy in the Office of county commissioners.
from death, resignation, removal or any cause
other than the expiration of the term for
which hevas elected, and the interest Of the
county shaHreqaire such vacancy to be filed
before the next annual election, the probate
Judge. auditor, and county recorder, cf such
county, ora majority Of them. shall meet at
the seat of justice Of .hscounty, and appoint
one or more commissioners, as the case may
require. who shall continue in Office until the
next annual election and until the commiss-
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05
Lioery ~ Stable.
Ira SMITH.

81 .1s-.e IRA SMITH, -
NlVES notice to the citizens of Fremont. and the
~ public generally, that he sIill continues 10 car
rs on the above business in all it's branches and
forms. He has made additions to his stock of
Horses; Carriages, Buggfes, &C;
aud 10 now prepared to accommodate aII " no may
favor him with call. Horses and carriages
For Parties FuneraI
can be had at any mement. Covered and open
bugRieR for men Of business pleasure, on the
shortest notice. tf
Riding Horses of the hest bottom,
always on hand. The strictest attention paid, 80
that all who call shall be accommodated without
delay. Teams for
Carrying Passengers or Movers
nto any part Of the country, always on hand.
Those wishing au thing in the above line, will
do weiito give him trial, he feels confident they
will be satisfied, both as to teams and prices, the
former warranted TO carry their desti-
'5Hton in the shnrtesI possible time, and the latter
to he AS re Isomabie possible By strict Alienton
to hnsiness, he hopes to merit a liberal share Of
public patronage.
StA1i1S N .sriv papasite NortOn's Foundry
Fremont, Nov. ,. 1850.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05

To prescribe the duties Of the Attorney Gen.
cral ss 81
Sec. l.. Be il enacted 5y tAs General Assem-
bly, Of the State of Ohio. That each Attorney
General elect, before entering upon, the per
formaacs Of his duties. shah take an oath or
affirmation, before the supreme court, or some
Judge thereof, to support the constitution Of
the United States. and the constitution oFths
Stale of Ohio. and faitffulIy 10 discharge, the
duties Of his Office; and shall also give bond
90 the state Of Ohio. in the sum Of Ave thou:
sand dollars. with two or more sureties. to
be approved BY the: GoFesRef for the time
being, conditioned tha, he will faithfully dis
charge his duties as Aforesaid. and truly pay
into the treasury Of state, all public moneys
Which may come into his hands. g s
Sec, 2. That certificate or the oath or
affirln4tnn so taken, shall be filed, together
with the bond. in the Office Of the Secretary
of State. and a record Of the same shall. be
made and kept in the said secretary's Office,
Sec. 3. That the Attorney General shall
appear tos the state,ia she triai and aFgu-
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05
AN ACT.
Further prescribing The duties q he AuditoF

Further prescribing The duties Of the Au,litoF
Of State, 4. .5-ssf,,- go - s..-5-.s-4s.
See. j. Be it,sndcte9 5y The General IA
sent6ly efthsaStdte Of, Ohio, That The Audi.
tor of State is hereby required 70 take I'M
mediate steps TO secure 10 the State Of Ohioi
the title 70 all lands heretofore granted, OF
that may hereafter Be granted TO this Stately
various acts Of Congress. for the compleiion
of the Ohio Miami. and Wabash 4 Erie Ca
mails, or for other purposes, -,
Sec. 2. Thatthe said Auditor Of State is
further required, if it become necessary. to
use such means s. be may deem advisable to
obtain furtheI legislation by Congress. to vest
in the State of Ohio all or any Of said lands.
together with such other as this state may
have sold, and 10 which said state, has not
hitherto secured valid title: Provided. that
no money or other ompensationshall be paid :
either directly or indirectly, by said Auditor;
TO any person, for securing such tile. or pro-
curing such further legislation.
s.-.'1 - JAMES G. JOHNSON
Speaker House Of ReplesentiSes.
WILLIAM MEDfLL.
President Of Ihe Senate
May /. 1851
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05
nR. y. ~. GOOns0N. .

D DESPEC:TFULLY tenders his services to the
II people Of Bellevue aud vicinity.
Special attention given TO Disc aseB of Children.
Diseases Of the Eye, Throat and Chest
p Office in 'sMoors's Arcade, - Mouroe street.
where ne may be found night or day, when mot
profOssionly engaged. Charges moderate
Bellevue, May ls, lsS2.-3m.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05
Z 7.
AN ACT,
To provide for collecting the Statistics ol

To provide for collecting the Statistics Of
Crime.
Sec. r. Be IL enacted bv the General As
senJiy Of the State Of Ohio That each pros,
ecuting attorney shatl. between the tenth and
twentieth days of December. in every year,
report to the attorney general particular
statistical account of all crimes prosecuted by
indictment in his county. during the year next
proceeding; which account shall specify the
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05
GREENE 81 MUGG

attorneys mt Law d solicitors inChancery,
Will give their undivided attention profrssion-
al business iutrusted to their in Sandusky and
adjOuFiing counties.
Ofios-In the second story of Bucklund' Block.
@ FREMONT, OHIO. "
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05
AN ACT
May l. 1852.

To regulate The lines of judgements
Sec. l. Be IL enacted By the General As
sen'6ty Of the State of Ohio. That judgements
by confession, and judgements on all suits
rendered at the same term of the court at
which said suits commenced, shall only have
a lien on land from the day on which said
Judgement shall be rendered; Provided, that
no such judgement shall have priority as to
such lien, over any other such judgement rem
deFed at the same time. 81
See. 2 That the act entitled an act "in re.
lation to judgements BY confession" passed
February I1th. 1916 be and the same is
hereby repealed. ssz
1zszs JAMES C. JOHNSON,
IS Speaker House of Representatives.
veg WILLIAM MEDILL,
President. Of the Senate.
May /, 1852,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05
~ ACT

= -
To authorize Guardians % release The inter.
est of their Wards in tax titles 70 real =.
Sec. !. Be Il enacted BY he Gezssral ~
emily Of Ihs State Of Ohio. That where any
lands, town lots, or other real estate. kaso
heretofore been; or hefeaftef may Be sold fOf
taxes, and the title thereto has Become yes
ted iu any minor. it shall and may Be lawful
for the guardian of such minor 70 conveg.lih
the names and on behalf of the minority deed
of felerss and quit claim, all the right, tile
interest Of said minor, in law or equity, 10 sDd
to such lands. town lots, or other real e6tatel
to any person 6r pefson6 eniiGled 10 redeem
or recover the same; Pro vided, that such per-
son or persons so entitled to redeem or recos-
er said land, town lots, or other real estate,
shall pay to the guardian aforesaid, an anount
Of money not less than that for which the
same was sold, and the taxes subsequently
paid thereon By the purchaser. or those claim
ing under him, together with interest and
fifty per centum on the whole amount SO paid
by such purchaser. or those claiming under
him. a - s...@ t...v;ss So
. Sec. 2. If any guardian shall tender deed
of release and quit-claim Of the right and title
of his ward or wards in and 70 any lands, t6wa
lots, or other real estate, sold for ta1es % 6hy
person or persons entitled 10 redeem or recOv-
er the same, as aforesaid. and such person OF
persons shall refuse 70 accept such deed on
the terms and conditions specified in the pro-
ceding section, lie or iheS shah not recover
costs accruing after such tender. ii any pro.
ceeding that suchperson or persons may i'm
stitute for the redemption or recovery Of such
lands, town lots; or other real estate. -;
.t sssai:9 e JAMES CD OHES0N.
Speaker Of House of RepreSenfdtivas.
s.az WILLIAM MEDILLs
.,safz5s5q. - President ofths Ssnote
April so. 1882.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05
81
An ACT

esszA =
To authorize County Auditors 10 place taxAbls
Lands upon the Tax Duplicate. ID numeri-
cal order.
Sec. /. Be 4 s,taetsd 81 dc Gsls9al As:
ssnt6ly Of tie Stdts Of Ohio. That The county
auditor Of any county IN this state. may. IN
making out the duplicate Of taxes Of any such
county. for this and each succeeding year;
place each seperase tract Of real property, in
each and every township in such comfy,
according TO iHe nfaiilinetical order 0f che sec.
ton IN which said tract or tracts may be sit !:
uate, and the same shall be placed Oh said
duplicate, in a line or lines, Immediately op-
posite to- and after the name or names Of the
owner or owners of such tfact. sg...s.aE....ss'a
JAMES G. JOHNSON.
EF Speaker House Of Representatives.
.WtLLIAM MEDlLb. ID
Presidcat Of She SenafSt
May 5, 1882.
lsz45s..
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05
NUMBER IS.

ioner or commissioners then elected. shall b
qualified, and no lohgef: and the absence Of
any commissioner, from The county. for six
month"; in succession; shall be deemed area
ignatiou of she Office - lH.
See 4. That she fourth and twelfth seetiOnS
Of the act entitled an act establishing boards
Of county commissioners, passed March 6fthf
one thousend eight hundred and ihiFtone. aud
the fourth section of the act, passed FsbEiatS
eighteenth, one thousand eight hundred and
ioFIy-eighk, eiiitlsd GI act to- extend the pro-
visions of the act passed February twenty
eight. one thousand eight hundred and forty
three, entitled an act to authorize The courts
Of common pleas 70 remit judgments of re-
cognizances in certain cases, and for oshek
purposes, be and the same are hereby rel
pealed. a 1nae ss.ss foass. .gsa. .ss.ls
- a ~ JAMES G. JOHNSON,
e Speaker House Of RapEekehtativ6&I
= VILLA NJ MEDIIIis -
= President Of the Senate
April sols52g eaas6
-&--s<---4SoSS.- = -
ii 4r3Iea
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70 prescribe The tutie. Of The Attorney Cen

~ .se4. s
AN ACT
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05

To provide for filling vacancies in the Board
OF County Commissioners, and prescribing
their powers and duties In certain cases,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05

To authorize Guardisns % release the inief.
est of their Wards in tax titles to real 81
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05
Eam s Of Obin.
Published by Authority.
70.
AN ACT.

To provide for the election representing At
torneys and prescribing their duties.
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DR..IOHNSTON

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London
Graduate from one pfthe most eminent Colleges o lie
United States and tie reuer part of whose life has
been spent in the Hospitals of London, Pafis Phia5e
phia and elsewhere has effected some OF the most as
oni9hing cures that ever known. Many tf"u3ied
with ringing in the ears and head when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed ut sudden sounds, aud
bashfalncss, with frequent boshng, attended some
times with derangemeut of mind, were cured immedi'
aIt
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ELECTION FUN--It appears that the Wings
of Gettysburg pa were determined not to
lose the opportunity for qualification on ac-
count ofther late defeat at the Presidential
election. Resolved to have procession, they
started in a body on Monday night (oi last
weekl for Sal: river Before their final leave.
they moved in procession through the streets;
and amid the grief, which was loud and ever
boslerous on the part Of some of the emigrants,
there was something rather "funny" in the
fixtures" they were taking with them to rem.
der their new abode comfortable. They had
their roasters, their jugs. meat, -four, onions.
short every thing in the eating, and
clothing line that could be thought OF, and
some ofthem had their wives and little ones
The whole affair was well got up, and produ-
ced great deal Of good feeling on all SIDES
and was quite damper upon the Pierce .Jol
lifca,ion' which came off on Tuesday nigh,.I,
So we learn from the Gettysburg oentlnel,
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Those yesscTs At Of the rs onss bu IN Inc clIy
of Baltimore expressly foe this trade, and have soper
or accommodations Tor passengers. They are com
mandcd by experienced Captains, and qunihed for the
fradc,and who will spare eXcrtion to accommodate.
They will towea up aud down the river by steam'
aud may be relied to sail promptly rs advertised.
Merchunts going North ordering goods from New
York will find their interest TO ship by this line
as is the only regular line and freight will always be
takcn at the lowest ratrs nnd every effort will he made
by the agents in Richmond md New York give sat-
action Werespectully nsk and hope to succeed inoh
tanning full share of patronage. Goods shipped by
this line 10 New York will be forwarded free of com
mission to New Orleans Mobile Savannah, Charleston
or any other port The vessels will be in Richmond al
Rockets; in New York ut berth No. ], Coffee House
shp, foot of Wal Street
DAVID CURRlE, Richmond, Ano,,s
ClIAS. II. PIERSON, N. York. ''7'
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TGNE PHSTOLS.-Just received, by Express
J. a lot Of Colts Pistols, navy sizes
Warmers six shooters, small sizes
Maynarls patti seliprimng ak shooters ne" patent
Aliens single selfcocling Pistols
Aliens revolving pistols and borres
Cast steel double hnrre X ile Pistols, trigger
Belt Pist, Il, cpst stcel barrels
Shot belts and Pouches, and Powder Flasks,
patcuts For by
WM. Ii. a. g. FISHER,
sont It's OPPOSITE THE FRAEKLIN HOTEL
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~ oygCE 40 THE PUHLsC.-S

Y II of the cImrcr of - he Lynchburg and Abing
don Telegraph Company" reads ns follows:
"Thnl if any person orpersons, sha wiuliy or know
ingy break njnre destroy, interrupt the lelegfnph
lines or communications, any part thereot,-to be
erected by the snd company in pursuance o tins act
he She or they shall poy the said corporation, one
hundred dollars for said offence and shall be further
liable for all damages which the said company may
guf,r in rcpoirng the injury, and from the interruption
of their business be recovered in action OF ress-
pass-and if any person, incurrng the penalty aore-
said shall through insolvency any other cause be n-
able or shall fail to pay the penalty or damages aora
said and shall second tine commit trcssphas upon the
said lines. or uby part thereof aforesaid he she, or
they shall be abe, upon conviction thereof TO nn i'm
prisoumcn in the county Jail OF not less than one month";
nor more than six months
The pennlties OF the section aboVe recited VIII be
,igilly enforced +. b. DEANE, JR.,
! President l.. a. A. Telegraph Co
To- Richmond (scmweeky) Times and Farmrille
journal will copy IL aud send account to this Office
Sept 3--ds
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ta - 'r.ts ~, my f.fl,,r cause.
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~ o' - s:.t FaboIia-so of Evil Aversion OF
. 1rbi'tr,,,, I've If Solitude Timili;y &c,
Noo's'e' ''. 1;l '',s.;i,', }o.l
are soi ~ 'e ,oJ1j,5J Ep ED5tB JCb STREET. 81 T.
Ji5g I,I, ~ rs rDo1I p AT TJltfE ESV East .lo.
70 ~ 'rtIg SrEPS gszgsBE PARTICULAR in OBJ
.;, ,l,o NAME AMI NUMBER or yol will mistake
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~ T,,Dr I,l,st,,n,, (J.}icc j. in his dwell.
, '.e @ ,.os III. v.r,. extensive PRACTICE is u
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,,, = H. p,,.l r ,IInro of Surraons London.
~, i, C 10 ,,-t eminent Colleges Of he
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p1e' si't ~ ~ a;,c,ed some of tbe most u.s.
f' - | .la, ,,,r., .o,.,r l-naun Many troubled
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5s "'ln iii'5''s - s' fa,,I ~ #nI,Ion Sounds and
o'Hpis'e'S' t, L1,sli,q attended some
:.L lat ,r mind we're cured imnea.
t'"iFs' ' WIN ''''s7
1'e'y' r,1,ppApTfCrrAR NOTICE.
AZ fir1isre olI,p ,oi,Iel with respect
., , c,s, ,f in the IT. sons and wards
10 Tue S'u' ., SUI :, ,,I,er causes the
N'', 10" - Wv ,l,a II earl Dys,ep.
s'''i ~ "a Ii,,t f IN, Neryol, system
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l;ous i.,,'t1' SG;a .i fts f Nrl,nc6o}v when
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p;;, IIi,, ,ires. destructive to both
y Nal Tb, a,, ,.a,,t f.,,,, .x xisteuce thou
o' ,'' % 'iI b haan of lls,.to tIIeir c Country
i, Nv -; fi5,nd orpnmcnts 10 Society
mP IaIIVSp6x'S 1, ITVIGORATIVE REMEDY FOR
nPGNNIc WEAl,NESS
,,; - i,,,.,r,o,t I.oo,ody has restored
,t oI ,,,,,r t t5ansa,,lso of the most debilita.ed
individuals r,af3, who had lostall hopes and been a.
banIone1 70 die, By lis complete nyigoration of the
Nervous system. the whole faculties become restored
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