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Calaveras chronicle., 1852-02-14

BATH HoUsE-The necessity for an es
tablishment of this kind has been long felt
here-more severely, perhaps, than in any
other part Of California. There is nothing
more conducive to comfort and health than
personal cleanliness. 1t gives us much
pleasure therefore in being enabled to state,
that our enterprizing citizen, Mr. Henry
s. Edwards is making arrangements to sup
ply this great want, and will shortly have
his bath house in operation. Mr.. Edwards
has long been connected with the Getty
baths in San Francisco, and is well known
as an attentive and courteous gentleman
We have no doubt but his exertions will be
duly appreciated by this community, and we
most cordially wish him success. Rooms
will be set apart for ladies. Mr.. E. at pre-
sent conducts barber's saloon on Centre
street, and is one of the most expert and
light handed professors Of the tonsorial art
we have ever experienced.
Calaveras chronicle., 1852-02-14

COMPLIMENTARY We have again to
acknowledge the kindness of our friend Mr..
Laforge, for liberal supply Of the most
delicate tenderloin that has graced our
table for length of time.
Captain H. M Sturges, another of our
first and frmest friends, has laid US under
obligations, during the past week, for ena-
bling us to toast his health and prosperity
in bumpers of sparkling champagne, and
to allay our sorrows by the soothing indu-
ence of his exquisitely favored habanas."
Calaveras chronicle., 1852-02-14

D1ED.-February 9th, at the house Of
Don s. Simons, on the Middle Fork of the
Calaveras, James PRICE, aged about %
years He said he was a son of Simon
Price of Newton county, Mo-, and had a
brother in this country California and Mis-
souri, papers, please copy.
On the Calaveras Rich Gulch, of apo
plexy, E. c. Reynolds, from Texas, aged
go years.
Calaveras chronicle., 1852-02-14

HUNTER & Cove had the pleasure of
partaking of most sumptuous banquet, gi-
ven by the proprietors of this Express and
Banking house on Tuesday evening at
Jackson, on the occasion Of their establish
ing o branch OF their house in the northern
section of Calaveras county. George Tan
nett, Esq, presided on the occasion, and
gave the highest satisfaction to the hume
rous company assembled by his exbaustless
fund of wit and anecdote. Wines of the
choicest vintage flowed freely around the
board-song and sentiment prevailed, and
at an early hour the company separated,
having spent an evening of rare enjoyment
The dinner was served up by Messrs Du-
pleix & Godefroy, of the French hotel, in
a manner which reflected the highest credit
on their establishment.
Calaveras chronicle., 1852-02-14

WE refer our readers to the advertise
ment, in another column Of grand ball,
to be given at NJ. Theate's, on Tuesday
evening next, for the benefit of the French
Hospital here. We hope to see this soiree.
having so charitable an end in view, gene
rously patronized.
Calaveras chronicle., 1852-02-14

PosTAL REGULATIoNs.-Weh have receiv-
ed a letter from James NJ. Goggin, Esq !,
experimenting agent, post Office depart
ment, giving most satisfactory account Of
his exertions, for increasing the mail facili-
ties of California, and more especially in
connection with this section of the country
The letter is not intended for publication,
but from the great Importance of the sub
ject, as well as in justice to Mr. Goggin
himself, we have deter mined to lay it before
the public, hoping to be pardOned forever
looking his request that it should be consl-
dered as strictly private We are sorry our
limits prevent US giving it insertion to-day,
but it shall appear in our next.
Calaveras chronicle., 1852-02-14
Saturday. February II, 1852.

EG- NoTICE.-Mr L. p FISHER is our
authorized Agent in San Francisco to re
ceive advertisements and subscriptions.
Orders for this paper, left with him at the
Counting room Of the Evening Picayune,
will be attended to.
Calaveras chronicle., 1852-02-14

LARSON CR REEK.-1 ne pOpulatlOn VI Inlo
locality, we are happy to say, is on the in
crease. The diggings all along the creek
are paying we'll, although the ravine has
been worked twice already. This has been
perhaps the richest placer in California
paying largely throughout its whole ex-
tent, while portions Of it have yielded
amounts totally unprecedented in the mines
The want of water, however, is severely
felt here but the miners are in expectation
of relief in Ills matter by the introduction
of water from the tanislaus. Should this
take place, the ravines and fats along the
creek will amply repay the labor expended
in their working, and it is said that even far
up the hill sides good diggings are to be
found. The day after the recent rains, a
Mexican boy, walking along the creek,
picked up piece of quartz, which, upon
being broken up with hammer, produc-
ed ounces of gold; and on the same day
a miner knoh e, Norwegian Bil,' dis
covered among sAS ''tailihgs,* piece Of
pure gold weighing 6 ounces.
From this creek rises the hill containing
the celebrated quartz-veins, the richest yet
discovered. The principal claimants are
the South Carolina, the Union, and the
Consolidated mining companies, the title of
the latter being in dispute. The frst-nam-
! ed company have leased out portion Of
| their mine to Madame Martinez This en-
terprisipg lady personally superintends the
operations. Her contract, which was en-
tered into before gold was struck, (and will
shortly sxpire) is held on the condition of
giving the company one third Of the metal
The grinding is performed by a rastra
erected IN the Stanislaus. This shaft has
been sunk to the depth Of los feet, the vein
bearingnorth becoming more valuable. A
contract has been entered into with Senior
Arrayns for three years, to work another
portiono of this company's lead, on payment
Of 40 per cent. of the nett proceeds.
The Union company are prosecuting their
works, On contract with Arrayne, for one
third of the proceeds for the first year-af-
terwar6, one-half They have a large
quantity of metal on hand. The works on
the Consolidated company's claim are at
stand still, pending the decision of the suit
between Morgan s Co. and Finnegan & Co.
This dispute has seriously retarded the
prosperity of the camp, as but for it, we
have ~ doubt that powerful machinery
would long since have been erected in the
neighb Orhood, realizing immense wealth to
all concerned mill has been erected on
the creek for the purpose Of quartz grind
ing, but it has proved total failure. We
are informed that Messrs Chittenden &
Newland, of Sonora, are about to erect a
suitable mill on the Stanislaus, with view
to develop the resources OF these mines
We have to acknowledge, while on a recent
visit to this interesting section of our cOun-
ty, the courtesy of Mr.. Finnegan, who,
with Mr.. Devlin, of the South Carolina
company, and Col. Gore, of the Union COM
pany, conducted us over the Hill, pointing
out the different claims, guiding US in our
descent Of the shafts, and affording us every
facility for witnessing the operations Of the
miners.
Calaveras chronicle., 1852-02-14

Pun Docs We are under obligations
by the receipt this week Of great number
of valuable documents, to the Hon. W. w.
Gwinn, u s. Senator. Also, to the Hon.
]. Y. Lind, E. Young, T. B. Van Buren,
and Jas. w. Coffroth.
Calaveras chronicle., 1852-02-14

HUNTER & Cove have had the plea
sure of a visit from Mr.. Phenix, of this
enterprizing firm, who handed us the Sac
ramento papers, and also the second num-
Der Of the Jackson Sentinel.
Calaveras chronicle., 1852-02-14

ADAMS s. Co.-The gentlemen of this
establishment have most literally supplied
us with papers during the week, from the
Atlantic and Europe.
Calaveras chronicle., 1852-02-14

REYNOLDS, TODD s. Co.-Our friend Mr..
Turner, of this firm, has our thanks for
full files of papers. Also, for his most
welcome supply of magazines, and the il
lustrated papers of the Atlantic and
Europe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-15

Art 53.~-Tout bill gu aura etc vote par les deuX
Chanbres soumis au Gouvcrncar. 81 Itappron.
We, il apposera signature dams lie cas- contfare, il
| lie SEES objections u la Chambre on lie
pnet de oi prs nuisance, ct ceS objections Seron
| nser.es tout au long dams lie process verbal de la
snance Puts la ChaubFe reprendra Ie bill consde
ration, ST. apres celte nouveIle deliberations les dez
tiers de tous les nenbres elus la dite Chambre
sentendent pou9 voter lie bill lie proet de loi sera
transmits, avec les objections du Gouverneur 4 lautre
Chanbre, qu 4 son tour lie reprendra considera-
ton ct 81 lie bill est APPROVE par les deux tiers de
tons les meubres eus a cete soconde ,Chambre, lie
proet deviendra !oi. Dams cas-, les mcmbres des
deux Chambres voteront par oui Ell par non ct les
MONS de cerx qu voteront respectveinent pour et
| contre lie bill seront Inserts au journal de cIaGue
/ Chambre. Tont bill qui sera pas renvoye par lie
Gouverneur dams les dix jours Hes dinancies excer-
test qul suivront celu OH etc presente, deVien
dra lo CONNIE 81 lie Gfouverneur Y await apDose sa ST.
gnat'lre, IA mons que fAssembee Genertle sa-
Jodrnant, ait einpGche lie renvoi du bin dams der
nler cas- lie projet deviendra oi sill est pa envoye
dams les trois premers ours de la session iivante.
Art J1-lout ordre, toute resolution tout vote
qui eXlge lie concours des deux Chambrcs excepe les
propositions daournement, sera soumls al Gouver
neuf ct devra ere APPROVE par ui aVant etTe mis-
execution. 81 lie GouverneuT refuse sanction, lie
vote des deux tiers des mernbres elus Il chaque
Chambre de 7 Assemble Generate nGcessalre
pour maintenir la
Art. SILL aura nm Secretaire d Etat cui restera
place pendant toute la periodic pour aquelc lie Gou-
verneur aura etc Glu Les archives de l'Etat seron
deposos conserves dams les bureaux du Secreaire
Get officer tendra rcgistre de tous les actes Off
ciels du Gouverneur ct les certifera roccason. II
devra quand il en- requis, soumettfe rtgstre
ans que tous les papiers ct certfcats de bureau
a lune GU autre Chambre de rAssembee Generate,
ct rempir tous les autres devors qui lui
mandes par la lo
Art. 5G-ll y aura IN Tr6sorier dEtat qui restera
en- tonctlons pendant deux
Art. j7--Le Secrstare d Etat ct lie Tresorer DE-
tat seront dlus par les de Etat Dams lie cas-
OIL Tune de places deviendrait vacante par suite
de Ia mort de Ia Omission, de labsence du Ire
sorier du Secr6tare d Fiat, lie Gouverneur or
donnera une election pour rempIr la
Art. JS-Toutes les commissions seront accordies
de l'Etat &c la Louisiana ct par son autortt;
ellis porteront lie de Etat ct la signature du
Gouyerneur.
Art. Sizes homnes libres ct bancs de fEtat
seron armts ct dsciplines pour la diense du terri
tore. CeuX qui Ieurs croyauces religleuses per-
mettent point de porter les MY seFout pas
traints, mais lis seront tenus de compressor prix
argent la perte de leurs services personnes.
Art. Cola Legislature organisera Ia milice de
rEtat sur lie pied gu ellie jugera convenabe.
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TIRE VIII.
INSTRUCTION PuBLIoUE.

Art. 135,-l sera elu un surintendant de lnstruc.
ton pubque qu exercera tonCtions pendant une
periodic de deuH annees. SEES devors presents
par la lo ct il recevra lie tratenent que tixera la LIE
gisature. Neanmoins FAssembl6e Generate pourra
par I'M vote de la ma orite des membres eIus aux
denx Chambres, abo,ir la place de Surintendant de
INSTRUCTION pnblique, quand ellie jugera que cet.e
place IL est plus neccssarc
Art. 1856 Il A ssembide GGnGrale Gtablira des
6coes gratuites pubIques dams tout Etat ct de.
vra poufvoir leur entreten an moyen d une take
generate les propTGtGs on autrement. lie mon
tant ansi percu on obtenu de teute tacon
distribute entire les dterentes paroisses proportion
neement an nomore denfants lihres ct blancs
qu'eles renlermeront ct de lage indlquG par IAs-
semblGe G6nGra!e.
Art. 137--Le produit de toutes les crrcs conce
dees iusqua ce moment par lie Congress des Etats-
Unis 4 Get Etat pour entretien DIES 6coes; ceIui de
tontes les qul pourront dams lavenir Gtre
cedees on eguees Eat, destination espresso,
ct don't Fiat pourra plus tard Gsposer, anSi que lie
produt des SUGGESTIONS dchues Il I Eta contoTmG-
lnenl la loi resteFont en- la possession de Etat Il
tire de pref ct omefont I'm Fente perpcuelle don't
/ titat acquitera aHnuelIement intGrtt rason de
SIX pour cent. Get intGret JOINT ceul reInis par les
Etats- Uns Il Get Etat, tire de depot vertu
dune loi du Congress du % inin 1885, alleclc,
ains que la totaiitG de Ia rentc des erres nun-ven-
dues, il Ientreen DIES dcoles pubques, cette al
location restera inviolgbIe.
Art. l3S.-Le reVenu provenant de la vente de
toute terre accordte jusqua moment il Get Etat
par !e Commencement Federal, pour lentre ten Tune
mason Education, que Ia vente ait dtja Ell lieu on
qu'ee ACCOMPLISH plus tard. ainsi que lie revenu
provenant dune donation quelconque fate Etat
dams lie but ci-dessus indqud, iomea une rente per-
pGtuee, don't inttret, a rason de six pour cent par
an sera applique fentreten dune institution des-
tnte aux progress de la Literature, des arts ct des
sciences. La Legislature ne pourra aucune loi
pour appquer 'es fonds c-dessus mentionnds a un
autre but que la creation ameioration de linsti-
tuition susdite.
Art. l39-L'Uaiversite de la Louisiana, stuee a
la Nouvelle Orleans, maintenue telle gu ellie est
maintenant etablie.
Art. LOLA Legislature pourra voter les lois
quelle juseFa n6cessares pour reg ementer utereu-
rement Uuiyerse ct favorser les prog6s de la lit
terature ct de la science ellie ne sea dependant pas
obligee de concourr par subvention Pentretien
de Universte.
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TIRE PREMIER.
DISTRIBUTION DIES PoUVOIRs

Art. 1er.-Les pouvoirs du gouvernement de I Eta
de la Louisiana sont dvises en- ros departements dis
tlncts.
Chacun de ces dfpartements est conf5 un corps
particulier de magistrats.
Lac pouvoir ltgislatif est attribute IN corps part
cutler lie pouvor execute autre corps, ct lie pou
volr judi claire un troisieme corps.
Art. 2.-Aucun de ces dfparenents, nj aucune
personne rempflssant dams Fun d'eux une place que
conque n exercera les pouvoirs qui appartennent
propre Fun des deux autres 81 ce est dams les cas-
indiquts ci-apres expressGment
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THOMAS A. ADAMS, Ptesi5'tas..
Nj. GREENWOOD. Wac r,-g;l,
The liverpool and London Fire and Lite

INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized Capita. .Txs Ai;1ltasA pasaAi.s ss
e-Eta5 Rd aessf"s9 Fuud 5C,
vr,,,fnr r-.4,, r. ,,r. -. ! s.s494ea
Dolisrs. -
Offering, by is snr5ua'y capital sha ivisa,
Inability II tbs StoceE1jera that great fsrssu IN srSc
s to tie pusleis se.lss
gre Hsks ia NevtJ.iIaRa, the reasonable
me usual abaulsut q! place
@ n Ff With te hqti Carafaeea oil lpga
viii 10 PEonpt iiaega. -"
citaS. sSiGs5r AGENT naee VS. ST.. charlasstrsa.
BOARD or REE ERENc1 IN NEW ORLEANS.
,Gltael Niehoisna T. iisles Fhsnlas ssflar,
4. talAls;s g. = tielt. VIM. StuTs.
We slohezi :! : l-nn, las. Sohs,
DIRECTORS IN NEW ynRE:
y ,.- JAS. Brown. Chairman.
George Barclay, Francis 6ntfa. Hoys Fseios
N4Ik W, EtAlaI, hiort LgE ystod f. ssnSay5os
g. ". Faber, Wa. 81 Fyns,Tss
ALFeED pEIL, Sesdsr, s4crztarr
Fr'srts 'EEtzFrs. CJ5upIs the Boari AZ l.
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Be 1t remembered frat the July ia BE- ore ne sub
or sl9iae the Peace eSartasn
pptared CHARLES = I4NSONT Sereary 81 tba Cresc. NJ e.ua
- hY o. -'e8erirans who being dry
A DOS dfss md that The within sst
scott .ratr1Pt from the books o. SAID Company
lsg'edl c. J. MANsoSf, seeretaryt
u a9G aoscFlDsd hefore this July,
NSsnsH) e. " JlSfE, Second Isstre o sff
i9s The Parish Of Orleans
- ihe Trustees have resoiyed of SIX PER
CENT the eerfesteu profits aud 1851 10
he FOLDERS thereof their legal
9Th day Of Angustnext.
taey have &!so declared dividend
earned Premiums ofshs Company ysa ending s isie Ev
s for which certificates = be aesd
MONDAY IN ep.an5bar aex..
(siguedl Ell yASsG~r. se.r4-.rz
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par Ia 9,. Les JUICES de Pax seronL eluS par les
tants de chaque paroissc de- chaque district on dc
! GhaGue arrondissement, pom une perio5a dc dcux
annees de Ia nanicre qui prescribe ptr la Io ct
il exerceront Il lie iuridicton cininee fiu ear SER.
| esalement attFlbree par ia io.
Elat seropt lns mar les votants dc ebaoue rsroisa
pour une p6riode de oIat,e annkes sri sa decIare
upe va ,anre arras paIection lie luce de Ia Cor oi,
cette vacanee sera snrvenue nornuera un aure Gref
fer, ct la personne ains nominee restera en- place JUS
ann I9Ienton oGp6rale s,1ivante
Art, sO-[Jn Sherif ct un Coroner seront 6us dams
cttanue oarosse mar les otants de la de uaroissr
Ces officers exercefont !eurs ionctions pendant ne
perioda de deny anneeg 4 rnoins ou;ils ne soent es
ttues, La Iegissture aura lie ,Iroit d'aug,nenter l
norb,e do. .heriFs ia, ,,,e r;,rnisse ouecopoue Il
,,,e ~ II ,,,,a ,,niir. on d. ilnr altre
releaEion con Sheriff on son Coroner lie Gouver,.ur
nou,uey In plre vacante, tia personne aps nom
,oa exarcera Ice ,ncons mi hui sont atttjbuepg
ou'a re cue releetion hi all dome un suecegseur
Art 81-Ips Juoes des differences Cours ;nfe-
rieres seront aus mar las yotants de leur parosse
on de leurs ,hstricts
Art. S2-Ia Legislature devra fxer Felection de
toua les JUICES u ane epoque distncte de cele iixee
nom, to,tta a'5t ~. e1actnr
Art Sal Avocat- General sera eI par les yotants
de + Etat lea Ayoeats de District par les voants de
chaoue district en- meme temps que lie Gouyernerr
de i Fiat
Art, s4-La LEGISLATURE indiauera de arele ma
nit-a ,Iiye I'm ,ar,,Iaces o1Ia nd survent mn ,,
canoe oueconoue les ,aps inferieurs. IA vocat (ie
neral les de- District ct les autres OFFICERS don't
lie mode de r4r,pIace,uent rest pas ndioue mar la
(,ong,;,,,,;a,
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PREAMBuLE
Nous, lie peuple de PEtat de la Louisiana, dtablis-
sous ct decretons cette Constitution.
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pREAMRfLH

L ETAT DE LA OUlSIANE.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-03-17

%. Morton Of Lucas, are the Commissioners.
rhe men on this commission are all very able
lawyers, and will no doubt sustain their pre-.
sent high reputation, by producing a work
IN accordance With the expectations of the
friends Of law reform throughout the State.
HoUsE.-Tbe resolution annulling the con-
tract with Hon. John w. Allen, has now p s.
.sed both Houses.
Last evening the House struck out s2, 900
as the Governors salary. Various sums
betFeen 81, 500 and $4,000 were then pro-
posed to eli the blank. all ofwhich were re-
.jected. The question then occurring on in
serting 81. 500, as recommendedby the COM
mittee of the whole, it was also lost, those
in favor of Sc, 900 steadily voting againstthe
amendment of the committee, as well as
against all similsr SUNS proposed.
Mr.. Bishop has introduced a bill prescri.
bling the manner of publishing laws in news
papers, and repeating the present law. 1t
limits the publication to one English and one
German county paper, at fifty cents per
thousand ems; the publisher to make oath of
the correctness of his account.
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mo. III
AN ACT.

To repeal the act entitled an act to amend
the act entitled an act establishing the
Superior Court in the city of Cincinnati,
passed March 9th, l845, and to provide
for the time of holding the terms of said
Court, and the return of process thereto.
SECTION. 1. Beitenacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That there
shall be a term of the Superior Court of
Cincinnati, commencing on the first Mon
day of April next, and a term of said
Court commencing on the first Monday of
July next; Provided said July term shall
not continue beyond the nineteenth day of
said month and all process issued outof
said Court, rcturnable to the next June
term, and all notifc atoms to appear at said
term, shall be considered as if originally
made to the April term herein provided.
The act to amend the act entitled an act
to amend the act establishing a Superior
Court in the city Of Cincinnati, passed
March eighth, one thousand, eight hun
dred and forty five, is hereby repealed.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
AARON PARDEE,
President of the Senate, pro tempors.
February 2G, 1859.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-03-17
Washington, March 8.

SENArE.-Mr. Seward presented petitions
against the restoration of Jogging in the ma
Wy, and others for freedom Of public lands.
Mr.. Soule presented a resolution of the
Louisiana Legislature asking an ~appropria-
ton for the removal of distractions in the
Mississippi river.
Mr.. Cass, a memorial from Pittsburgh
against Intervention by foreign nations to
put down people struggling for liberty,
Mr.. Broadhead, a petition from Montgom-
cry county Pennsylvania, asking for a mod
~ifcation of the tariff of l848.
A bill regulating The coinage of silver was
presented from the Finance committee
1t provides for the coinage of half dollars of
the weight of one hundred and ninety-two
grains, and quarter dimes and half dimes in
their respective proportions. said coin to be
! legal tenderin payment Of sums not excee-
ling IS. Gold or silver to be cast in bars
or ingots, or either pure metal or standard
ineness, Of tie weight of two, three, five or
ten ounces. 1t also provides for the coinage
of$8 gold pieces.
The Iowa Railroad bill was taken up, an !
after being discussed at some length, was
postponed until Wednesday next.
Senate adjourned.
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thei- charge, it shall be the duty o the ac-
ing member Of said Board, BY the resi-
ident engineer having. charge Of the diYi-
sion of the public works upon which said
labor is to be performed, or materials fur
nished, to Cause such general notice Of the
letting Of said contracts, by publication in
newspapers, and posting up advertisements,
as will S, cure fair and general competition;
which said notice shall contain a statement
of the time, place and name Of receiving
proposals for said contracts, and the char
acter and magnitude of the work to be
performed, the materials to be furnished,
or both, if required, for the construction
of the proposed work.
SEC II. That the said Board Of Public
Works is hereby authorized to lease water
power on the several reservoirs of the pub
lie works, under uchrules and regulations
as are or may be prescribed by law for
leasing water power on the public works
of the State.
Sec. 10. That said board shall keep an
Office at the city of Columbus, under the
charge of the president of said board, who
shall take charge of the records, books
and papers connected with the department
of the public works, take charge of all
correspondence of the said board, and do
and perform such other duties as may be
prescribed by the said board, or by law.
SEC. 10. The first, second, and third
sections Of the act TO amend an actentitled
an act to abolish the board of canal COM
missioners, and to revive the board of pub
lie works, passed March fifth, one thou
sand eight hundred and thirty nine, and
the several acts supplemental and amend
atory thereto, and for the better regula-
ton Of those having in charge the public
works of this State, passed March sixth,
one thousand eight hundred and forty
five; the ftty-ninth and sixtieth sections
of the act entitled an act to provide for
the protection of the canals of the State of
Ohio, the regulation of the navigation
thereof, and for the collection of tolls,
passed and took effect March twenty
third, one thousand eight hundred and
forty, be, and they are hereby repealed.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speakerofthe House of Representatives.
AARON PARDEE,
President of the Senate, pro tempore,
February %, 1852.