The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-05-20

to the court Of common pleas Of the prope
county the fact that he is SO interested as fore
said, and then and in that case the proceeding
lin said court of common pleas shall be had an,
conform in all respects so far as applicable, &c
the several provisions Of the act 10 which this is
supplementary and all the powers conferred nc
duties imposed upon the probate Judge by tht
terms Of said act, shall devolve upon the cnurt
OF common pleas, and said court Of fcommon plen,
shall have full power TO make such orders and
direct such proceedings 10 be had as may be ne
cessary TO do full justice between the parties nc
cording to the true spirit and intent Of the act Ia
which this is supplementary; provided, that ci
thef party shall have the right 10 sppenl from
the final judgment Of said court OF common
pleas, to the district court in other cases or "a
have the proceedings Of said court Of common
pleas reviewed in error; provided, furth crino-e
that said corporation seeking 70 appropriate
property as Aforesaid NAV, on depositinp the
amount Of damages and costs ASSESSED by the
court Of common pleas, wit. the clerk OF said
court, be entitled 10 enter into possession of the
property sought to be appropriated.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
- GEORGE REX.
President ofthe Senate, Protein.
March IA, 1853.
NO. 35.) AN ACT
q v dulHoIiLe tHe rellnQnhNnent oil turnpike,
wacadamized, or plank roads to counties
through which they may pass.
SEC. /. Be il enacted by the General Assem-.
bly, Of the State OF Ohio, That the board Of com.
missioners OF any county through which or n
part of which any turnpike, macadamizcd or
plank road ma have been laid out or construct
ed, slia be authorized to receive on such terms
rs the said board may determine, from any com.
pany owning such road, REIMBURSEMENT Mt to such
county of the whole or any part Of such road, ly-
ing in such county, and any road so rclnquished
and received, shall be thereafter considered and
treated as a public highway; provided that the
board OF commissioners shall not be authorized
TO receive REIMBURSEMENT of such road from
any company hat may be indebted on account
OF its construction, or for materials furnished or
repairs made. where such REIMBURSEMENT will
render the stock Of such road less valuable or
will be INJURIOUS to the interests of any creditor
Of such company; and in no case sha II SO id com
lnIssione make any compensation for any road
by them received as aforesaid; provided the pro.
visions Of this act shall not extend or be app!i.
BILE to any turnpike company in which this |
state has any interest.
SEC. =. That the board of commissioners !
shul cause plat and survey Of any road, recei.
we'd according to the first section OF this act 10.
yether with the terms Of REIMBURSEMENT OF such !
road, TO be recorded by the county auditor in |
his record Of roads and highways, and thcrea fter |
The several trustees Of townships and superyi. |
'ors Of roads and highways shall treat said road
N the same manner as If said road had been ori- |
finally laid out as a county road
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President of the Senate.
March IL, 1859.
/ have compared the foregoing with the copy
furnished, and lind :he same correct
DAVID TRUEMAN.
Auditor Of Belmont Coantu