The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-02-13

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OF stat, thopsqAf dollhEs.
For the payment O. deficit IN the contingent
tgpa oL seld Secretary Of State, eighty.
SIX doltaFs anqiorty I'VE cents,
Eor cta.Ionery ior the State, to be furnished
W aeyvsuancc wltn tne contract made and 70
RAy uenSls vn last years aPproPraatlon,t twelve
'ngusaIu ~ uolars.
-, tne payment Of taxes erroneously or IL.
lsgany charged and refunded, four thousand
uonars.
For mileage Of County Treasurers one thou
sang Ra, nye hundred hundred dollars.
:, ror prosecuting the work on the new State
house, nfteen thousand dollars, out Of which
snail De paid lne " arden o. the renitentiary the
amount que zen gnal insIitutlon the nrst gay o.
iaay, loo1' unoGr sne P5eVisions Oh tne res
Is,v1 tEav .L passsu ...i'. maIcn ~ ou, q looo
IA :. sns pay;neht q tne costs o. prosecuting
u ss.. sshspol.llg ~ Sonvlets 10 the reni1entiafy'
"i''en 'nousahu u9ials, = ,o,,v.ox,
a. 1AMIo y, oOnNevM,
'PeaAei u 'he MOUSE W srn OF Representative
pllsi, Mh ~ g..
I. ,o.L ,osa .Eesiaeht oi the SenAee'
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NJ e. 81, ~ AM Az -. :,
boid ~ ro,'n. Ire T .nnes pieas pau .n5 ~ =,
tr;ct renst Z, ~ ;i.n. Ton,t, "a d"S o- ,ro
vide e., ~. - n;aa.;a aud ry... G tharoof
SEC ~ i Rs s s.san,sS H.. ,s. Sn Gpases, A.ssmSl,
~ H. C,a,. ~ M r%at ~ rat to.ra of ny
2omrt ns Toy,n' y 49, p,aas =, md tor tho 6rs,
Histrict shall cnmmsnce S"s or ON The The second Mon
d.g of Fsbr~a -, uo o;,htaO,' ri GftnDtwo
and That tha rco,,isr terms tbsreof shaii there.
after e cor commsnce ma ~, a tbe @ f;rst Mondar in Nav
the first Mondav in Oetober and the f;rst Mon.
dav in Januarv. IN aach wear. nrovided. bowey
er, that the Judges Of said Court may hold spe
cial terms thereof whenever thew shall deem Il
necessary. " "'H ~ -
SEC. 9. That the Jud0es Of the said Cour
NAV sit senaratelv or otberwise as thew shall
At anv time deem II expedient. and nav pre-
scribe the mode Of keening and authenticatine
the minutes Of proceedings had before them. Of
anv Of them. and NAV. at the beginning of eacI
term. and al ali times thereafter. when neces
sary' classify and distribute among themselves
for trial and determination. the business pend
ing In said Court. as thew shall deem most con
yenient 10 the public interests. and NAV from
time 10 time. aoopt and publish rules Of prac
tice, regulating The docketing Of causes, and
motioas. the return of process. the time and
manner Of filing pleadinps. the entering aud
opening Of defaults. the settling causes and
matters for trial, or hearing, and also such 9th
er matters Of practice as NAV be necessary fol
the advancement of Justice, not inconsistent
with the laws Of this State. prevention of de-
Law, causing all sucb rules 10 be entered on
their journals.
hSrc q What two terms of the District Conrt
sball be held in said District in each wear. com.
mencinc on The f;rst Monday in Anril and The
srst MonJav in sentenobsy resnect;velv. and
70 adnnt .T .nd n,bi;oh ru,as nf Tract;cc for tbe
aS Sp anu puuom :, h. ao'soo ,h" od % ao @
s;nr @ os ~ 90 90 r 49,, tha Guds fthe Gorrt -
o Ton,u,on ~ S p,aas S n prov;ded bewevsr tbot tbsx
shaiI nonforrn paor as nav be 10 snch rules q
~ ,asa e fsar, t;n,a 4 Emc hs odnntef
n at ~" JnSnas S @ os % tho Smn,oyoo corrt
o 1SSot ~ ~ W. 49,, ns Fohruarw o;rhtoo a,
hun ~ ndrod and fstu ,wo oftbe Conrt ~ Cemmo,
p,an. as ~, asy3ot,,;otad h., Ia,,, ba ond H.
a" = - ba.ah, "IoI;sheJ. "a th,. oii ,'ro.sss
asns, sas - III e. Iii .es;.a.a. 80 - 4 III T.,
oss es ,vhatarar LII ,,nt d;snosad of mo
spasS o. r YER. h nos usPoSeu q pre-
tinuod @ 10 % The Febrnarv % " term @ Of tbe Court to o
Cnmmon n~u " pIsas pe % &C sxsd bv s This act ~ '
y Srn That % % ;n % ali cases t where I the record q
proceedings had in the Court of Common Pleas
prior to the second Monday in February, eigh
teen hundred and fifty-two, shall not on or be
fore that time have been fully completed, ant
signed, as required by law, the same shall b.
made up by the Clerk of the said Court for tn
timo being, with all convenient dispatch. anc
be signed by anyone ofthe Judges for the tim
being, Of the Court Of Common Pleas,
| SEC. 6. That all cases pending in the Supe
rior Court of Cincinnati, in which the J!udg
otL o.rr,;.n +LnEant ha,n.. .,~oastaJ nf racor