Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09

unatic, or if ne shall be Interested as heir,
lrgalee, devisee, orIn any other manner, in
any estate which may be required TO be. set
lied in The county where he resides; all such
eslatos and accounss Of guardianship shall
be senled By the conuof common pleas Of
such county; provided, that any probate
Judge who is now aching as executor, ad-
minisEalor or guarlian, may continue TO-
Ediscbqfge the dulias aheEeof till said trusts
can be daily closed and sen ed
SEc. ls. II shall be the duty of the pro-
bale judgd TO cause notice 10 be published
in some newspaperof the county, if any be
published therein, ID If not, by posting The
SAME upon The door of The court house OF
said couiby, Off filing of any accounts
by-execntofs, administrators or guardians,
specifying tho limo when such accounts
shall be heard, which shall not be loss than
three weeks alier the publication Of such no,
ice, at which lime i shall be competent for
said Judge of probaie, for cause, 10 allow
(GKber time 10 fle exceptions 10 said ac-
counAh and the costs OF such notice shall
be paid, h more than one account be speci-
fed in the same nolice, in equal proportions
by The eXecutorSt ADMINISTRATORS or guardi.
ans respectively.
SEC. IA. The kdge Of probate shall have
full power and dRlhoriIy 10 examine under
oath alLexeculorS administrators, and guar.
dians, touching Heir accounts; and if he
shall think prolleckO do so, he may reduce
such exaniDauoplto writing, and require
such executor, adnfnistrator or guardian, to
4 sign the same; ahh such written examina
lion shall be filed yilh the papers in the
case. 10y
SEC. Is. That Il the exercise Of all the
duties. alAdurisdiclih imposed aad confer.
red upon Judges oiNprobate, they shall be
governed by the laws now in force upon the
subjects respectivelyAlo which thoy relate
unliI otherwise provided by law.
SEC. l6 That Ne final judgments, or
ders or DEGREES .oEAhe court of probate o
any county .in This alate, may be reviewed
reversed or affirmed in the court of com
mon pleas Of such county, BY appeal or Ger
liorari; and in case. of appeal, the party ap
peaing shall give bind and security to tn
satisfaction Of suck Judge of probate, con
ditoned for the Payment Of all costs lhr
may accrue-in consequence OF such appeal
in case such ordd, Judgement OF deere
i shall be affirmed; no such appeal sha
be allowed unless ilNball be perfected With
a thirty days from the ale Of such Judg gmer
q order or decree; Provided, no bond for az
!; peal shall be required when The appeal is Ia
d ken by an executor, administrator or guard
+. an who has -sissn bona as required by law
!. or by minors, idiols or lunalics; and in CT
r. ses Of cersrar, ,heRary applying for til
4 same, shall give bond In such manner as
! now provided by law.
e SEC. II. Before ally pIobale judge sha
;, enter upon lhs. discharye Of the duties Of h
Il office, he shall .akk an Soalh or affirmaC
). to supper. the CONSTITUTION of the Unite
# States, the. constitution ofAhe Stale of Obi
i and ,ha, htAwill faithfully, diligently 81
e imparially discharge Ihe dlnss of proba
). nudge to The bcs, Of Ms skill and ability; al
n shall also give bond Nth sufficient Secut,
v to be approved by The Rard of county, cor
# missioners of lhe pr6peN county, or h Il
absence Of any Two Of sAid commissiote e
II from the county when sail bond is 10 be q
rs ecu,ed, by lhe auditor and recorder OF II
d proper count, ol. .4he. SiaIe Il Ohio, in al
or sun. y. !. moi less, Y & ,loIIs t GO 2
>. ldi,icnea that = Siil truly ard faithfully pi
=. over all monoJA th&l may bk him be recei
5. ed in his ofiici3 capacity, and that he W
:. enter and record all the orders, decree
judgments and proceedings of said cou
,e and faithfully and impartially discharge a
v perform all The duties Of his SAID office;
y which bond, with ls oath or affirmation G
,IJ dorsed upon the same, shall be lodged W
II. the county treasurer.
v. Sec. IS. The several clerks of /
Of courls Of common pleas Of this State, t
hereby required 10 transfer TO the prob
re court of their respective counties, all recort
.s, files, papers and proceedings apperlaini
he to The exclusive jurisdiction Of said courts
ed probate, SO far as the same are capable
nd being separated from the proper Journ
he and records Of the courts of common pie
re aud shall also make ou, and certify
X transcripts of any lourna entries relating
he probate matters which may be pending
or said courts, on request Of any probate juc
u. or person Interested together with q CO
Ii. of the general laws Of the Stale.
nv SEC. 10. Tha, the several judges Of p
ce y bate, in their capacity -us-c+erks, shall be
,,e titled TO lax and receive such fees as
nv now prescribed in the fec bill regulating
he taxation Of costs in The courts Of CONN
IN. pleas, so far as pertains 70 matters viii
' the jurisdiction Of prc5ate couns.
NIL SEC. 90. The county commissioner
he each county in this State shall provid
no suitable office or offices for the accommo
Of ton of the probate Judge Of the county,
ra. shall furnish all staIioneryi and such OF
ion things as may be necessary for the pror
Ids discharge OF the duties Of said Judge.
~ Sec. 2l. That the one hundred and s
ess % y.fhh auI the one hundred and sixtys
,hs M sections of lhe acteG!itedean act TO prov
N. for The settlement of the esiarespf dcceo
nil persons, passed March g, lS40, be, and
Ne same are hereby repealed.
all JAMES G. JOHNSON,
i'm Speaker pf she Hsuse Of Reps
WILLIAM MEDILL,
he President Of the Senate
Ie, February 25, 1852,
re. SBcRArRY OF STATES OFFICE, }