Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03
WHOLE NUMBER 36l

has been rendered, without other notice thnfi
lhe publication inihe newspaper, as @lOvid-
ed Tor IN the act directing the mode Of ErU-
ceedIug IN chancery, may at any lime
within tive ears nfter The dale Of the de,
cree, have said decree opened, and be per
milied TO come in and defend, and have d
hearing Of the cause, The same as il no de.
cree had been rendered therein; bul baiors
the decree shall be opened, The applicant
or applicants shall give notice in writing
TO the original complainant, or his ,repre-
sentalives of ihe intention to make such ap.
plicalion. and shall file a full answer 10 the
original bill, make IN affidavit, thai. during
the pendancy Of said suit, he or she, as the
case may be, received no actual notscs
thereof, in time TO appear in court, and to
object 10 said decree; and the court befors
which such application may be made, shall.
before ordering said decree 10 be opened,
make such order us TO the costs, as may,
under the circumstances, seem iust and
equitable; Provided, that tire ti.le Of any
real or personal estate, the subject Of the
former decree which by it, or in conse-
quence Of il, shall have passed into the
hands Of bonafde purchaser, shall not be
affected by any proceedings under this nci..
Sec. 2. That The @ffiyseyenih section
OF the act directing the mode of proceeding
in chancery, passed March fourteenth, one
thousand eight hundred and thirty, one. be-.
and the same is hereby repealed.
,SE JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House OF Reps.
WILLIAM MEDtLL, -
-, President Of The Senale.
March "a, 1852. ..T y
No. 33l AN ACT.
Torepeal the act entitled an act to levy a tax on
the the income Of practising lawyers aud phy>i-
thousand eight hundred and thirty. a4ssl
Sec. l. BE it enacted bq fts General q
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio. 1harsi
the act entitled an nct TO levy Ia < ON the :
income Of practising lawyers and physi- !
Clans, passed February twenty second, one
thousand eight hundred and thirty, be, aid
the same is hereby repealed. 80 -
JAMES G.s JOHNSON, q
"a Speaker Of the House Of Reps. ~
sfs WILLIAM MEDlLL,
s g President Of The Senate,
March is, 1852. !
No 3D. ANACT. z a.es "a ss1i
To amend the act eniitied ssan act to provide 3r
The settlement Of The estates Of deceased per, !
sons" passed March 23d, 1870.
Sec. !. Be IL enacted 6y the Gsnsral
ASSEMBLY Of Ms State Of Ohio, RI hnt. il !
the executor or administrator doubt the ms
tice Of any claim, presented or verified as
provided lor BY section eigbly-fve, Of nn s,
,'act 10 provide for the settlement Of The
estate Of deceased persons" passed Ma,cA
23d, 1910, he may eiiier into an dgree.
ment in writing, with lhe claimant, 10 refer
The matter in controversy to. three disnler- :
ested persons, who, if the claim does lot
exceed one hundred dollars, shall be up. - :
proved Of BY a justice of the peace OF lie
county in which the parties or other tf
them reside; or if the claim exceeds ole
hundred dollars, The referees shall be al,,
proved Of by The probate Judge Of such
county.
Z Sec 2. That The eigh,y.sixit section
of ..an uci TO provide for % settlement Of
the estates Of deceased persons: passed
March 23d, l840,n which reads as follows:
'.lf The executor or administrator doub, the
Justice Of any claim presented or verified,
ne may enter INTO an agreement, in writ
ing, with the claimant, 10 refer the matter
In controversy 10 three disn,erested per-
sons, who, # the claim does no, exceed one,
hundred dollars, shall be approved of by
justice Of the peace Of the county in which
the3par,ies, or either Of them, reside, or if
the cain exceed one hundred dollars, the
referees shall be approved Of by one OF the
associate judges ,pf the court of common
pleas Of such COUNTY," be- and the same is
hereby repealed. :, - -
JAMES C. JOHNSON. ti
Speaker of the House of Reps.
J, / WILLIAM MEDlLL,
j, g.. 80. = President Of the Senaie.
!. March 10, 1852. - - 2
No. 35 ] An ACT. =. -. &. g S. e.
To extend the ume in which administration may be
granted in certain cases, and to repeal The 2oih