Times of hol suoceeding the second Monday in September; in the county of Ashtabula, on the eighth Monday next succeeding the third Monday in February, the third Monday succeeding the third Monday in May, and the eighth Monday next succeeding the second Monday in September; in the county of Trumbull, on the tenth Monday next succeeding the third Monday in February, the fourth Monday next succeeding the third Monday in May, and the tenth Monday next succeeding the second Monday in September, annually. Sec. 5. That the counties of Perry, Licking, Knox, Bing Courts of Wavne, Holmes, Tuscarawas, Coshocton and Muskingum, Com. Pleas in shall compose the fourth Circuit; and the Courts of Comthe 4th Cir- mon Pleas shall commence and be holden therein as follows, en't Times of hol to wit: In the county of Perry, on the seventeenth day of February, on the twenty-sixth day of May, and the twentyninth day of September; in the county of Licking, on the twenty-fourth day of February, the second day of June, and the sixth day of October; in the county of Knox, on the tenth day of March, the sixteenth day of June, and the twenty-sixth day of October; in the county of Wayne, on the sixteenth day of March, the twenty-second day of June, and the second day of November; in the county of Holmes, on the twenty-third day of March, the twenty-ninth day of June, and on the ninth day of November; in the county of Tuscarawas, on the twenty-sixth day of March, the second day of July, and on the twelfth day of November; in the County of Coshocton, on the thirtieth day of March, the twenty-eighth day of July, and the sixteenth day of November; in the county of Muskingum, on the thirteenth day of April, the third day of August, and the twenty-third day of November. Sec. 6. That the counties of Belmont, Monroe, Guernsey, ding Courts of Harrison, Columbiana, Stark and Jefferson, shall compose Com. Pleas in the fifth Circuit; and the Courts of Common Pleas shall the 5th Cire commence and be holden therein as follows, to wit: In the cuit county of Belmont, on the ninth of March, the eighth of June, and the seventh of September; in the county of Monroe, on the eighteenth of March, the seventeenth of June, and the sixteenth of September; in the county of Guernsey, on the twenty-third of March, the twenty-third of June, and the twenty-second of September; in the county of Harrison, on the thirty-first of March, the twenty-eighth of July, and the nineteenth of October; in the county of Stark, on the seventh of April, the eleventh of August, and the twentyseventh of October; in the county of Columbiana, on the thirteenth of April, the seventeenth of August, and the second of November; in the county of Jefferson, on the twentieth of April, on the twenty-fourth of August, and the sixteenth of November. the 6th Cir Sec. 7. That the counties of Madison, Fayette, Ross, Times of holPickaway, Fairfield, Hocking, Franklin and Union, shall ding Courts of compose the sixth Circuit; and the Courts of Common Pleas Com. Pleas in shall be holden therein as follows, to wit: In the county of cuit Union, on the nineteenth day of February, and the tenth day of September; in the county of Madison, on the twentythird day of February, the eighteenth day of May, and the fourteenth day of September; in the county of Fayette, on the twenty-sixth day of February, the twenty-first day of May, and the seventeenth day of September; in the county of Ross, on the second day of March, the twenty-fifth day of May, and twenty-first day of September; in the county of Pickaway, on the sixteenth day of March, the eighth day of June, and the fourteenth day of October; in the county of Fairfield, on the twenty-third day of March, the twentysecond day of June, and twenty-third day of November; in the county of Hocking, on the second day of April, and twentieth day of November; in the county of Franklin, on the sixth day of April, the twenty-fourth day of August, and the twenty-fourth day of December. in the 7th Cir Sec. 8. That the counties of Butler, Adams, Highland, Times of hol: Clinton, Warren and Green, shall compose the seventh Cir- ding Courts cuit; and the Courts of Common Pleas shall commence and of Com. Plea's be holden therein as follows, to wit: In the county of Butler, cuit on the first Monday in March, on the fourth Monday in May, and on the third Monday of September; in the county of Adams, on the third Monday in March, on the fourth Monday of June, and the first Monday of October; in the county of Highland, on the fourth Monday of March, on the fourth Monday of July, and on the second Wednesday of October; in the county of Clinton, on the first Monday of April, on the first Monday of August, and the third Monday of October; in the county of Warren, on the third Monday in April, on the second Monday of August, and fourth Monday of October; in the county of Green, on the first Monday of May, on the fourth Monday of August, and the third Monday of November, annually. of Com. Pleas Sec. 9. That the counties of Pike, Jackson, Scioto, Law- Times of holrence, Gallia, Meigs, Athens, Morgan and Washington, shall ding Courts compose the eighth Circuit; and the Courts of Common in the 8th Cir Pleas shall commence and be holden therein at the times, cuit and in the order following, that is to say: In the county of Lawrence, on the eleventh day of March, the first day of July, and the twenty-third day of September; in the county of Scioto, on the sixteenth day of March, the sixth day of July, and the twenty-eighth day of September; in the county of Pike, on the twenty-third day of March, the thirteenth day of July, and the fifth day of October; in the county of Jackson, on the twenty-sixth day of March, the Sixteenth day of July, and the eighth day of October; fn Times of hol the county of Athens, on the thirtieth day of March, the twentieth day of July, and the nineteenth day of October in the county of Morgan, on the second day of April, the twenty-third day of July, and the twenty-second day of Oc tober; in the county of Washington, on the sixth day of April, the twenty-seventh day of July, and the twenty-sixth day of October; in the county of Meigs, on the thirteenth day of April, the third day of August, and the fifteenth day of October; in the county of Gallia, on the seventeenth day of April, the sixth day of August, and the twelfth day of October. Sec. 10. That the counties of Hamilton, Clermont and ding Courts Brown, shall compose the ninth Circuit; and the Courts of af Com. Pleas Common Pleas shall commence and be holden therein as In the 9th Cir- follows, to wit: In the county of Hamilton, on the twelfth Repealing dlause day of February, the first Monday of August, and the third Monday of November; in the county of Clermont, on the first Monday of April, the third Monday of July, the fourth Monday of October; in the county of Brown, on the third Monday of April, the fourth Monday of July, and the first Monday of November. Sec. 11. That should the day mentioned in this act, for the holding of any Court, fall on the first day of the week the Court shall commence and be holden the day following Sec. 12. That the "Act to regulate the times of holding the Judicial Courts," passed January the thirtieth, eighteen hundred and twenty-seven, and the act amendatory thereto; passed February the ninth, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-eight, be, and the same are hereby repealed: and all suits and process in any of said Courts, mentioned in this act, shall be continued, or returned to the next term of said Courts, respectively, after the taking effect of this act. EDWARD KING, January 28, 1829. Speaker of the Senat Boundaries AN ACT to incorporate the township of Fulton, in the county of Ham ilton. Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Ohio, That the inhabitants of the townships of Mill Creek and Columbia, residing within the following described parts of said townships, to wit: beginning at the Ohio river, at the southeast corner of the Corporation of the city of Cincin nati, and also the junction of fractional section number twelve, town four, and fractional range one, and section number seven, town three, and fractional range two, in the Miami Purchase; thence, running east with the township line, thirty chains; thence, northeastwardly, direct to the corner of sections one, two, seven and eight, in said town.ship; thence, northeastwardly, to a point on the township line, thirty-five chains and seventy-five links, north from the bank of the Ohio river; thence, due east through section number thirty-two, in township four, forty-five chains, to a point on the south side of the hill road leading to Columbia; thence south, and parallel with the township line, forty-six chains, to the Ohio river; thence, down said river, with its meanders, to the place of beginning; be, and they are hereby created a body corporate and politic, by the name of "The Township of Fulton;" and by and with that name to have the Corporate same powers, rights and privileges, and to be subject to, and powers under the same laws, rules and regulations, as townships are, which have been incorporated according to the provisions of the act, entitled "An Act providing for the incorporation of Townships," passed February the twenty-fifth, in the year eighteen hundred and twenty-four; the proviso to the first section of the above recited act to the contrary notwithstanding. Sec. 2. That the first election of township officers, in First election said township of Fulton, shall be held at the house of Wil- of officers liam Lewis therein, at the time, and in the manner, pointed where and out and provided by the act aforesaid; and all suits remain- when holden ing undetermined, all judgments remaining unsatisfied, all Suits &c. not taxes, fines, penalties, debts, dues and demands, in favor of, to be affected or due to, and from, the said townships of Mill Creek and Columbia, respectively, shall be prosecuted and defended, and collected, in the same manner as they would have been had this act never passed. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after the second Monday of March next. EDWARD KING, Speaker of the House of Representatives., Commence ment December 22, 1828. SAMUEL WHEELER, Speaker of the Senate. AN ACT to amend the act, entitled "An Act authorizing the Trustees of the Ohio University to dispose of certain lands." Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State Trustees to of Ohio, That the Board of Trustees of the Ohio University report to the shall, on the first Monday of January, annually, report to the Auditor of Auditor of State the amount of money arising from the sale State anon of the lands situated in the College Townships, in the county ally Suditor to of Athens, (after defraying the expenses incidental to Gre sale of said lands); and the Auditor of State shall thereupon certify the same to the Treasurer of State; and upon the money being deposited with him, agreeably to the sixth seetion of the act to which this is an amendment, in addition to the certificate of deposit, shall give a receipt for the same, which the Treasurer of said Board shall deposit, or cause to be deposited, with the Auditor of State, who shall charge the Treasurer of State with the amount, and credit the Ohio University with the same, together with the interest which may accrue, annually, thereon. Sec. 2. That the Auditor of State shall, half yearly draw on State upon the order of the Treasurer of said Board, draw an or der upon the Treasurer of State, for the amount of interest. which may, from time to time, be due to said University. Treasurer EDWARD KING, Speaker of the House of Representatives. SAMUEL WHEELER, January 10, 1829. Speaker of the Senate. thereon AN ACT to improve the breed of Sheep. Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State Rams running of Ohio, That if any ram shall be found running at large, out at large to be of the enclosure of its owner, between, the last day of June taken up and the first day of November, it shall be lawful for any householder to take up such ram; and, if the owner thereof Proceedings be known to him, it shall be the duty of the person, taking up such ram, to give notice forthwith, to the owner, of the taking up of such ram by him; and if, thereupon, the owner require a restoration of such ram, he shall pay to the taker up thereof the sum of fifty cents; or, if he refuse so to do, such ram shall be forfeited to the person taking up the same: and if the owner, upon restoration of such ram, shall thereafter, The ram to within the period aforesaid, of the same year, voluntarily or be forfeited knowingly permit such ram again to run at large, the same for the second shall be forfeited to any person who shall, within the period aforesaid, take up the same. offence When owner not known advertised Sec. 2. That if the owner of any ram, so taken up, be not known to the person taking up the same, it shall be his the ram to be duty forthwith to give notice, by advertisement posted up in five of the most public places in the township in which he shall reside, of the taking up of such ram; describing therein the natural and artificial marks of, and stating the time of taking up, such ram; and if the owner appear and reclaim Proceedings such ram within ten days from the taking up thereof, he shall pay to the taker up, upon the restoration of such ram thereon |