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When to take effect.

re- "The Black Swan has divided
the honors of Stafford House with Mrs.
Stowe. At a concert given there by
the Dutchess of Sutherland, for the
purpose of bringing her forward, her
accompaniments were played BY Sir
George Smart, and the rooms were
filed with earls and countesses, right
honorables and honorables.' a g.
So says the latest news from England
1t has come to this at last. The earls,
countesses, right honorables and honora-
bles of England, whose ears are closed
to the cries of the poor of their own
land for bread, and the wailing of the
oppressed of ireland; and whose dainty
noses are upturned at respectable work
ingmen, consort with negress, who
met with but poor encouragement
among American abolitionists, in order
to strike blow at our own loved land.
What will that strong minded woman,
aunt Harriet Stowe, think of this?-
How will she like to divide the honors
of the house of her English patroness
with this screaming descendant OF AT
rica? We shall not be surprised to hear
by the next arrival, that Elize Green
field. the Black Swan, has entirely
ecIinsed the suthoress of "Uncle Tom"
The lords and dutchesses of Great
Britain, in their new born love for the
African race, will certainly do greater
honors to a real live negress, who can
sing a little, than to the authoress Of q
negro Washington Star.
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CHAPTER v.
eKNRRAL PROVISIONS l
Fees of Witnesses, Jurors and certain
officers.

GENERAL PROVISIONS -.a
Fees of Witnesses, Jurors and certain
officers.
Sec. 81. The fees of witnesses, ju-
rors, sherifs, coroners and constables,
for all services rendered in the probate
court, or by order of the Probate Judge,
shall be the same as is provided by law
for like services in the Court of Com
mon Pleas.
Po1oers, duties and rules Of Judge.
Sec. SO. In the exercise of the juris-
distion conferred by this act, the Pro-
bate Judge shall have the same powers,
perform the same duties and be governed
by the same rules and regulations, as
are provided by law for the courts of
common pleas and the Judges thereof,
in vacation, so far as the same may be
consistent with this and other acts now
in force.
POlner TO keep order.
Sec. SO. The Probate Judge shall
have power to keep order in his court,
and to punish any contempt of his au-
thority, in like manner as such contempt
might be punished in the court of COM
mon pleas.
Sec. 60. He shall have power to issue
all warrants, attachments, and other
process, and all notices, commissions,
rules, and orders, not contrary to law,
that may be necessary and proper to
carry into effect the powers granted to
him.
Duties Of IS1erif, Coroner and Consta-
Hes. 1873
Sec. 61 Sheriffs, deputy sheriffs,
coroners and eonstables, shall, when re-
quired by the Probate Judge, attend the
Probate Court, and shall serve and re-
turn all process directed to them by the
Probate Judge, except as provided in
section II of this act.
Clerk common pleas to transfer to probate
court certain records, papers, dc.
Sec. 69. The several clerks of the
courts of common pleas of this State,
are hereby required to transfer to the
Probate Court of their respective coun-
ties, all records, files, papers and pro-
ceedings, appertaining to the exclusive
jurisdiction of said probate courts, so
far as the same are capable of being
separated from the proper journals and
records of the courts of Common Pleas,
and shall also make out and certify full
transcripts of any journal entries re-
lating to the probate matters which
may be pending in said courts on re-
quest of any Probate Judge, or person
interested.
Actions pending not affected By this act.
Sec. 63. Actions and proceedings
now pending in the courts of common
pleas and in the probate courts shall not
be affected by the provisions of this act.
They shall be conducted throughout, as
if it had not been adopted, and no
rights acquired shall be affected by it.
"An act defining the jurisdiction and
regulating the practice of probate
courts" passed February 95, 1852, is
repealed.
When to take effect.
Sec. 64. And this act shall take ef-
feet and be in force from and after the
first day of July, 1858.
JAMES C. JOHNSON.
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
GEORGE REX,
President of the Senate pro tempore.
March IA, 1853.
p y =
correctly copied from certified copy furnished
this office by the Secretary of State.
D. B. HEBARD, Auditor.
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hundred dollars per annum in any
county, nor more than three hundred
dollars in any county containing less
than fifty thousand inhabitants, which
sum shall be payable at the county
treasury; and the Probate Judge shall
not receive any compensation by way Of
fees, for services in criminal business,
in addition to the compensation herein
provided for: Provided, however, the
said Probate Judge shall tax, in all
criminal cases, the fees to which he
would otherwise be entitled, and all
other costs of the proceedings, which
shall, when collected, together with all
fines, be paid into the county treasury.
Terms Of court.
Sec. 48. In the exercise of its crimi-
nal jurisdiction, the Probate Court
shall be considered as holding monthly
terms, each commencing on the first
Monday of the month.
Hon Jurors selected.
Sec. 40. One hundred and eight ju-
dicious persons, having the qualifca-
tions of electors, shall be annually Sc
lected in each county to attend as ju-
rors in the probate court, in the man.
ner prescribed by law for the selection
of Jurors to attend the court of COM
mon pleas; and such separate list shall
be delivered to the Probate Judge BY
the trustees or Judge of election at the
same time the list for the court of COM
mon pleas is required to be delivered to
the clerk of that court; and the persons
named in the list delivered to the Pro-
bate Judge shall serve as jurors in the
probate court under the provisions of
this act: Provided, that prior to the
selection and return of such Jurors for
the year 1858, as provided by law,
said probate court shall cause to be
summoned for each term the proper
number of persons having the required
qualifications, to serve as jurors for
such term.
Sec. so. The names of the persons
selected to serve as jurors in the pro-
bate court shall be written on separate
pieces of paper and deposited in a box
to be provided at the expense of the
county; and at least ten days before
term of the probate court, unless by a
written entry in his minutes the Judge
shall dispense with or postpone the at
tendance of jury, he shall, in the
presence of the sheriff of the county,
proceed to shake the box and draw
therefrom six ballots, and shall forth
with deliver a list of the jurors drawn
to the sheriff, dep. sheriff or constable
of the county, with an endorsement
thereon signed by him, with his name
and seal of Office to the following effect:
ga. B. sheriff or deputy sheriff, or
constable, of the county of --, to
which this is delivered, is required to
summon the person named in the within
list to appear before me at -
manning the place. on, manning the
day and hour, to serve as jurors at a
probate court to be then and there held.
Dated at the day of --,
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Number 81.

BY the Probate Judge. and paid out Of
the county treasury, in the same man
ner as such fees are now paid for ike
services in the court of common pleas.
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CHAPTER II.
ORGANIZATION OF THE COURT.

Official Oath.
Sec. 6. Before any Probate Judge
shall enter upon the discharge of the du-
ties of his Office, he shall take an oath or
affirmation to support the Constitution of
the United States, the Constitution of
the State of Ohio, and that he will faith
fully, diligently and impartially dis
charge the duties of Probate Judge to
the best of his skill and ability. He
shall also give an undertaking to the
State of Ohio, with sufficient security to
be approved by the board of county
Commissioners of the proper county; or
in the absence of any two of said COM
missioners from the county, by the au-
ditor and recorder of the proper county,
in any sum not less than five thousand
dollars, to the effect that he will truly
and faithfully pay over all moneys that
may by him be received in his official
capacity, that he will enter record all or
ders, judgments and proceedings of said
court, and faithfully and impartially dis
charge and perform all the duties of his
said Office; which undertaking, with his
oath or affirmation endorsed upon the
same, shall be lodged with the county
treasurer, and such additional or further
undertaking may be required by the
county Commissioners from said Probate
Judge, from time to time, as the state Of
business in his Office may render neces-
sary.
Judge not to practice la,0.
Sec. z. No Probate Judge shall prac.
tice or be associated with another as
partner in the practice of law in any o
the Courts of record of this State, or ap.
pear as counsel before any justice of the
peace or board of arbitrators, or refer
ees; but nothing in this section contained
shall prevent any Probate Judge of thil
State from finishing any business by hin
commenced prior to the passage of thii
act, not connected with his official bust
ness.
Not to act as Executor, administrator O,
Guardian
Sec. 8. No Probate Judge shall act a
Executor or Administrator of any es
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What questions to be determined By Judge
CHAPTER w.
HIS POWERS AND DUTIES IN CRIMINAL
ACTIONS.
When not having jurisdiction.

ACTIONS.
When not hdving jurisdiction.
Sec. 90. The several Probate Courts
in this State shall not have jurisdiction
of any crime, offence or misdemeanor,
the punishment whereof is capital, or
by Imprisonment in the penitentiary, nor
for any offence or misdemeanor, the
original and exclusive jurisdiction of
which is vested in Justices of the
Peace, or in any mayor or magistrate of
any town or city, nor of the crimes or
offences mentioned in an act entitled
can act to punish certain crimes therein
named" passed March 18, 1889, nor
of the crimes or offences enumerated in
the act entitled "an act to provide for
the punishment of certain crimes there
in named, passed February 81, 1884.
nor for violation of the "act to prevent
obstructing navigable streams therein
named" passed March 1, 1884; but
they shall have exclusive cognizance of
all other crimes, offences or misdemean-
ors, unless otherwise provided by law.
What recognizanee to be filed in Probate
Court.
Sec. 80. All recognizances which
shall hereafter be taken by Justices Of
the Peace and other officers authorized
to take the same, and all transcripts in
criminal cases, within the jurisdiction oi
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The ISFLAMMAToRr RHEUMArrsN.-
A gentleman wishes us to publish the
following for the relief of humanity
He, says he has known number Of
cures made by it, and all of them in 2
short time: Half an ounce Of pulverized
saltpetre, put IN half pint Of sweet
oil, bathe the parts affected, then .
sound cure viii speedily be effected. ~
Lynch. Erpress.
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]: W. [seal.1

Sec. 81. The officer to whom the list
is delivered, shall forthwith summon
each of the jurors named therein, per-
sonally, or by leaving written notice
at his place of residence, with some
person of suitable age and discretion.
He shall also, at or before the time
named therein, return the list to the
Probate Judge, specifying the persons
summoned, and the manner of service
in respect to each of them.
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.ndezes.

Sec. IL. To each of said books shall
be attached an index securely bound in
the volume, which shall at all times be
kept up with the entries therein, and re-
fer to such entries alphabetically, by the
names of the parties or person in which
it is originally entered, indicating the
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CHaHen1es.

Sec. 50. Each party shall be entitled
to two peremptory challenges, and such
other challenges for cause, as the Pro-
bate Judge may allow; and if six jurors
do not attend or be not obtained, the
Judge may direct the sheriff or other
officer in attendance to summon any of
the bystanders or others, who may be
competent, against whom no sufficient
cause of challenge shall appear, to act
as jurors. When six jurors appear,
and are accepted, they shall constitute
the jury. The failure to attend BY any
person when duly summoned, shall be
punished as in like cases in the court of
Common Pleas. And the jury when
so sworn or affirmed, shall hear the
proofs of the parties, which must be
delivered in public and in the presence
of the defendant.
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LAWS OF OHIO
AN ACT
CHAPTER 1.
BY AUTHORITY.

Defining the Jurisdiction and regulating the
Practice of Probate Courts.
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Sec. 10. Dispositions taken according
to the provisions of the law for taking
depositions to be used on the trial of civil
causes, may be taken and used on th,
Srial of any question before the Probate
Court, where such testimony may be
proper.
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Oath to jury.


Sec. So. The Probate Judge shall
thereupon administer to the jury the
following oath or affirmation: ''You do
solemnly swear" or you do solemnly
AFFIRM" as the case may be. ''that you
Twill well and truly try the issue be-
tween the State of Ohio, and the de-
fendant, and a true verdict give ac-
cording to law and evidence. So help
you God"
Sec. 54. The jury shall not be dis
charged after the cause is submitted to
them, until they have agreed upon and
rendered their verdict, unless the Pro-
bate Judge, upon their disagreement,
shall sooner discharge them; and when
they shall have so agreed upon their
verdict, they shall deliver it publicly to
the Probate Judge, who shall enter it IN
his minutes.
Sec. 55. If the Jury be discharged
as provided in the last section, the Pro-
bate Judge may proceed again to the
trial in the same manner as upon the
first trial, and so on until verdict shall
be rendered.
Hoso fees Of s0itnessss, officers and jurors
paid.
Sec. Sc. The fees of the witnesses,
officers and jurors, shall be certified to
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tate, or as Guardian for any minor, idiot,
or lunatic; and if he shall be interested
as heir, legatee, devisee, or in any other
manner, in any estate which may be re-
quired TO be settled in the county where
he resides, all such estates and accounts
of guardianship shall be settled by the
Court of common Pleas of such county;
but any Probate Judge who was acting
as Executor, Administrator or Guardian
on the 25th day of February, 1852, may
continue to discharge the duties thereof,
till said trusts can be duly closed and
settled.
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Execution Docket.

An execution docket in which
shall be entered a memorandum of all
executions issued by the Probate Judge
both in civil and criminal cases, stating
the names of the parties, the name of the
person to whom delivered and his return
thereon. 1t shall also contain the date
OF issuing the execution and the amount
ordered to be collected, stating the costs
separately from the fine or damages, and
all payments thereon and the satisfac-
tion thereof when the same is satisfied.
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Executions.

Sec. Is. Orders for the payment of
money may be enforced by execution or
otherwise, in the same manner as judg-
ments in the Courts of Common Pleas.
All such executions shall be directed to
the Sheriff, or in his absence or disability,
to the Coroner.
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Record of accounts.

GA final record of accounts, which
shall contain an entry of the appointment
of executors, administrators and guardi-
ans, and all partial and final accounts of
executors, administrators and guardians,
and the orders and proceedings of the
courts thereon:
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Sec. Sc. The fees Of the witnesses,
officers and jurors, shall be certified tc
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'"i nay os'7 y '"|'' (Richmond Enquirer

TINO ISAAC SrEEHENS aud Mary hil wife. End John w
Wilson Wn9 Holman Executors OF John Holman, dec d.
take Soe-ts shall Cumberland Court House, IN the state
Virginia Monday The LIST dag OF August e take me depo
.ons IT James liubon VIM " Thornton ard liomao w Crow
oihrs Ge read eTIdence III suit IN ahancey end
- CcmI OF Cumberland county; 10 which, John Il
wilson Administrator with the will annexed Of Sa
Wight g. ta Defendants shall continue the
day until completed a: which time and place you
;an ai.sGy! ii you think fl. JOHN 4. WILSON
with the will annexed of oam Wright
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RoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
AND
BATH ALUM SPRINGS,
IN VIRGINIA.


HNESE TWO eSaolshehS vii be open for the reception We
ors IN due Ne 'son In reply mlny Inquiries from Iitrtn
quarters We have state that the death the senior part
VIII mol Arrest me drer the Rockbuee
projected by him. nor change plan OF operations both Springs
which ic he'd carefully miure will be execute esc
n every pa ucular.
Wa are now adding some es;yfve chambers Spacious
ballroom reading ROOM iar"Is and other
datlohs much nee'ea mere Aud without committing ou:
by large oises "cyotn "u cumI ing, We VIII f
reasonable effort shall spared render OR
comfortable AZ the ma gnitude he crowd will admit AS heH
had nae TO ar5 large number Of single ana
hair mattresses 81 SUPERIOR qaaywe hope give Satisfaction "
thatde parimcn
PARTICULAR account OF tEcs. their an
few testimonials multitude might be iurni1n
ed reference IS made G our plmhe, publication which VII DC
mail free oil cos on application WIN FRAZIER Postmaster
Rockbrdse Alum or SPANGLER Postmaster Bath Alum =,
II purpose To furnish y place. the rae: OF ~.
fresh from The fountain so that vislors ho places
may al all imes have their choice
part OF the United HE "a'ei
their homes ~ the coming months May June and July
do well 10 send IN Their er1 that the barrels may DC
prepared.
sa Rcaond, Va VIII be order OF their rsoe
tion. :,
Owing TO the building operations rapidly advancing
tockotdee Alum la pace Cannot be open for company
Than June s The Bath Alum open prepared TO cals
tain. A few visitors are there already
April &c c2In FRAZIER & RANDOLPH.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROPOSALS FoK TANK IR0


ng,t r., 81 consnnriu Equipment anl Repairs May IS 1853
n rkorosAlS temiorscd ropo-als Tor aux "u) VIII
"' 10" i"nEG. and delivering the rnvy ard Wash.
low in, rr OF sxI""se and r'sk the inir states, Tie 'o
- =; = ,. ms'sf e.. i4"s 'or s'oopset
i'n"" n rl'rrtrels. ZACH ivc.cIgh.s lon. from
:. r., 't"l' 81 bead. AMI i've rIGltlrs diameter
i ,'. a ' AID I'VE t,s,s sotsr 'r" lon"
,, ~" l'lhr's"i hsc rsItli- ircl nl iron
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in idarro" lie rm- from h~ best chnro,I b.o,,. .
from m s"% 'w",'nc hinge all round The edge" kept Tree
yi sS IL mast be correctly Kept sralr and
nn he >lr"'s and must bear Tie lS Use
al ti. r sncas break OF crack must be replace, by
satisfactory be approved by, the comra.a, Of
sthrd4ies b. furnished from The sar navy wand 10
me Iersu who's: ocr may be actrrte, mii! be required L.
n, "i,c besides o~r conditions, wrt expressly ryI
SANE . w shIIiih any res, Ia'l "er"tm The contract the
wnT E De- At lr ""n the lnicI statr, declared nu an,
without affecting the llgh lie SAID nr ecnvrr Tor
G %lc have occurred wnh the stipulation Ina, de-
Sh1 be made by the delivering all any OF ,Lc
named hat c" , .' ' h r a, .ns u, an! place
vi" inrlelt and pay The United States quia,r ,narc =
~ o'ey equal 10 wce the con act which ilu!atcI
MA! be recovered from iI'e TO lime they
me Co" "I each he distinctly out aud he ac.
- ,is amour "i the Whole Correctly :"",i NJ
l"'sd fn,ess IN twice the estimated amount III c"nrac,
va ~ required IN The "r IN that Al len
r,yr a.. nm ~ "'"" VII b. Withheld from the amount
a. 'rrn .ccufny 10" rs faithful performance Nl.ry
y, q" each bin approved ~ r.raIr hy tie
'F S millntlry days alter 's presentation" im.
n i o u.s., Gs I By ~'s% s".sn,re che
navy agent or Other official person.
"ul"hu that The uier accepted, he bidder bidders Will
"lh len days the Office de-
sS"r execute the with coed 10 fur.
h he articles proposed Iy r specified IN this
ndysr or which may mno!d the ract The la "
VI oh AUGUST 1916 lubdi the consideration
| accompanied by such GUARANTEE
Bidders ilrs'cnary cautioned endorse c1,rs as above
tQ"i That thry be distinguishes" iTn
er 10 prevent their being opened before the day
All "cSmoi made Conformity in
every particular Will be rejected, the Option. of lbr
bureau The only whose u-
he'd, Ln, contract forwarded without delay.
which they desire I" BE- addressed and the AGENT 10 wm Inc
| Contract shall lie cent for " 80
al editors authorized this
aug nu'i'' y tins bureau None others will hr PAID m laser.
ton. N,y1,-wI,,
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III RE I,Ip S.IES

virtue Of decree al Madison Coun,y
ID Virginia. entered the last May thereof the
SEr e.. Shirley &c the undersigned Commissioners Of the
CONT public the highest bidders Man.
House II the late Thomas shirley IN Madison County Virginia
ard 81 Gays OF August $50 MeriIan, and Grs Mill
various sizes containing from ITO 10 500 acres each
These the head waters Of the Robinson Rrer al the
sas rom New Market to he Depot
Central oai well adapted the growth Of lncan
would MAKE very superior and Apples Peaches, &c
wien properly attended TO- crow to hEh DECREE ." sErserre
~ s re, Ills and the LAY Of sale Lyins upon the Be Ridge
nearly all very rough and steep; but al
ur deal OF Timber ri he hest quality AMI said IL
and possesses sc u the highest degree leuy
| earth IL ca, cred with sod Of green grass
We viii sell the 18th aud 9TH days Of August at The Cham
p.n Madison cnuny the said Chamhn tract Which can
t.ias ahu land of superior quality and other ac,
Of land the vicinity teso conaos from 90 to 800 es each
}r The Champalu farm VIII probably be sold IN three separate
parcels large portion OF this Ian lies beautifully nndualGs
:ey pro.urye wheat and AMI particularly
adart purposes It - well supplied WIN timber nn'
and long been considered one {" The most desirable iam
We sr likewise Cupsp-r Court House the 81 Monday
contains itsr or u land ajons the lands Of :n"s Kicker
.n othc and distant from III" Orange and Alexandria kai Roa'
W. wi moreover sell a, Madison House III, Thurs
lay N T n"s@s and one ah a W ' Tay ''' '''
And ia lie Town OF Fredericksburg The leh and It of Al
Williams Iayd"n pa Of Lots No 10 ard u shop on Mar
1 Of ss S No. cs wafer %%s ss pa Lot
Caroline street part oi Lot NO - one va
| Grogu II Water street, M. s
Further particulars be given IN the hrlel space OF an
wish purchase requested IN exam
Inc and referred TO the undersigned A. Sims
vim vi. chow them The Chanplam iarm ami those ahlls
who will show the mansion tract and those
ADJACENT H. any u us Will promptly innlsh aiy nor
an We tam which MAJ BE- asked Tor touching The above lands Mr.
% scott vii. sivc all AIRY information about the property ~
Fredericksburg. -, ...,.,, :.
the residue OF the purchase money bohu
with good personal security payable IN equal insamens % one
and must be gwen anu the iegat Tue 70 Tue
land retained az additional security.
1870 A. II. SIMS