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ARTICLE VI.

See, 297. A new trinl is n discrimination in
the same court of AN issue OF fact after verdict
by jury, report of referee, or decision by
the court. The former verdict, report, or decis
ion shall be vacated and new trial granted, on
the application of the party aggrieved, for any
of the following causes affecting materially the
substantial rights of such party:
|. lrrcgularty in the proceedings OF the
court, jury, referee, or prevailing party, or any
order OF the court or referee, or abuse OF dscrc.
ton, by which the party was prevented from
having a fair trial:
2. Misconduct of the jury or prevailing party.
3. Accident or surprise, which ordinary pru.
dcnce could not have guarded against:
4. Excessive damages, appearing To have been
given under the influence OF passion or prejudice:
5. Error in the assessment Of the amount OF
recovery, whether too large, or too small, where
the action is upon contract, or for the in jury
or detention Of property:
&. That the verdict, report or decision is not
sustained by sufficient evidence, or is contrary
10 law:
Z. Newly discovered evidence material for the
party applying, which he could not, with reason.
able diligence have discovered and produced at
the trial
8. Error of law occurring at the trial, and OK.
cCpteG to by the party making the application.
Sec 29a. new trial shall not be granted on
account of the smallness Of damages in an uction
for an injury to the person or reputation, nor in
any other action where the damages shall equal
the actual t-5pniary injury sustained
See 20. Tho application for II new trial
must be made at the termol the verdict report, or
decision is renGered, and except for the cause Of
newly discovered evidence material for the par.
ty applying, which he could not with rea sonable
diligence have discovered aud produced at the
trial, shall be within three days after the verdict
or decision was rendered, unless unavoiiaby
prevented.
Sec 800. The application must be by motion
upon written grounds, flied at the time ofma-
king the motion. The causes enumerated
in subdivision two, three and seven Of section
two hundred and ninetysevCn must be sustain
ed by sfila wits showing their truth, aud NAV
bo ,oniro, ertc cd by alldIvits.
See 30l Where the grounds for new trial
could not, with reasonable diligence, have been
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CHAPTER |.
Compelancy Of Witnesses


Sec. 80. No person shall be disuua fled as 4
witness, in any civil action or proceeding, by
reason of his interest IN the event uf the same,
as party or otherwise, or by reason Of hs con
vlcton ui Il crimc; but -lrl, interest or c1uyic-
tion may be shown for the purpose Of affecting
his crcdihiIitv.
Scr 3ll Nothing in the preceding section
contained, shal! in any manner affect the laws,
now existing, relating to the settlement Of cs-
atcs of deceased persons, infants, idiots, luna.
ties, or the attustatian Of the execution of last
wills and testameHts; or Of c0nveyances Of real
estate, or OF any other instrument r,q tired by
law to he attcstcd.
See. 3l2 ANY party TO n civil action or pro.
ceedng NAV compel any adverse party. or person
instituted, prosecuted or defended, al the trial or
by deposition, 10 testify witness in the
same manner, and subject 10 the saine rules as
other witnesses.
See. 3l]. No party shall be allowed to testify
by virtue of the provisions Of section three hun
drcd aud ten, whore the adverse party j. the eX-
ccutor, or administrator, Of deceased person,
when the facts to be proved, transpircd before
the death Of such deceased person; nor shall he
testify, unless he give reasonable notice of his
intention 10 DO, 10 the adverse party, his
agent, or attorney.
See. 81. The following persons shall be in.
competent to testify:
/. ltTsOHS W 40 arc OF ht$bEhu UliliL - litt
time of their production for examinations:
=. Children under ten years of age who upoear
incapable of receiving just impressions of the
facts respecting which they are examined, or Of
relating them truly:
3. Husband and wife, for or ngainst each other,
or concerning any communication made by ono
TO the ether daring the marriage, whether called
US Il witness while thut relation subSistcL or az
terwards:
An attorney ronccruirr any c0rnmunira.
tion made TO him by his client ia that relation.
or his advice thereon, without the clients con-
sent.
). A clergyman or priest, concerning any
confession made To him in his professional cha r.
acter in the course of discipline, enjoincd by the
church to which he belongs, without the consent
of the person making the confession.
Sec. 3l5. liza person offer himself a wit.
ness, that is 10 be deemed II consent To the exam
inatium also OF an attorney, clergyman or priest,
on the same subject, within the meaning of the
last two subdivisions OF the preceding section.
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CHAPTER V.
Receivers and other provisional Rcmedie

Sec. 253 A receiver may be appointed by the su.
prene court the dlsirct court or by the courts of com
mon Meas or any Judge of either; or in tho absence
s Judges from the county by the Probate Judge there.
of. -, .,, =, .
nurchase of property, or by creditor 10 subject any
pToner,y or fund TO his claim, or between partners or
a,hers Jointly owning interested in any property or
H,nd on the application of the plaintiff of any party
hose right interest in tile property fund or the
roceeds thereof is probable, and where II is shown
hot Ihe property or fund is in danger OF being lost
scmoyed or m materially injured;
. In an action by mortgage for the foreclosure of
unrtrage and sale of tho mOttgaged property Wber,
" anneNrs that the motgaged property is in danger OF
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SUBDIVISION II.
Offers who NAV take them.

Sec $40. Dcpr.i,ious may be taken in this
State be fore itdLc or clerk of the supreme
court. the court o, common pleas, or probate
court, before justice of the peace, notary pub
lie, mayor, or cAiyt magistrate of any ciIy, or
town corporate, or b, fo"ca master commissioner,
or any person. empowered NY special commits
sion; but deposiIions, taken in tins State, TO be
used therrin, must be taken by all officer or per-
son whose authority l. derived w!hin the State.
See. 81. Dep lsluurs may be taken cut fthis
State hy judge, justice, or chancellor ofany
court OF record, justice ofthe peace, notary pub
lie, mayor, or chief magistrate of any cIly. or
town corporate, Il commissioner appointed by
the Governor OF this State 10 take depositions, or
any person authorized by special commission
from this State.
Sec 3l2. The officer before whom depositions
are taken, must not be a relative or attorney of
either party, or otherwise interested in the
event the action or proceeding.
Sec. 3l3. Any court OF record 5oG this State.
or any Judge thereof, is authorized to grant
commission TO take deposiions within or with
out the State. The commission Ihust be issued
10 a person or persons therein named, by the
cl ERIK, under the seal ol the cour. granting the
same, and deppst.ons under it, must be taken
upon written intCrrogatories, unless the parties
n otherwise agree.
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ARTICLE VII.
Genc raj Provisions

Sec 3I2. Whenever dlmagos arc rccovera.
blr' the plaintiff may claim and recover any
rate "I damages tp which he may be entitled for
The cause of action cstabl shed.
Sec. 3r3 The provisions of this title resnec
ting trials by jury. apply, so far as they ere in
their nature applicable to trials by The court.
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SUBDIVISION III.

Sec 1871. When there are several orders of at.
taehment against the same defendant, they shall be
execnted in the order in which they were received
SEC los. The order OF attachment shall be exc.
cuted by the sheriff without delay He shall go ia
The place, where the defendants property may be
tound and there in the presence Of two freeholders OF
sho county declare that by virtue OF said order he
attaches suid property at the suit Of such plaintiff
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ARTICLE VIII.
TINE Of Trial.

I Sec III. The clerk Of the court of common
pleas shall hecp at least FIVE books. TO be caile,
Tue appearance docket, the trial docket the
journal, the record and execution docket.
Gee. JJ3. On the appearance docket he sha Il
! enter all actions in the order in which they
were brought, the date Of the summons. the time
OF The return thereof by the officer and his re.
turn theron, the time Of Sling the petition, nd
all subseqIcnt plcadings.
: Sec. 3J5. The trial docket shall be made out
! BY the clerk Of the court at least twelve daYs
b, Dre the first day OF ench term Gf the court; nd
the actions shall he set for particular duvs The
order in which the issues were made up, whctlI.
or oi law or OF fact, and arranged that the ca.
seE set for each day sha. be tried as nearly as
may be on that dly, For the pu-,o.e Of a5ran.
ging said docket, an issue shall BE- considered az
made up, when either party - in default Of L
pleading.
Sec. 3J1. The tra! Of en- issue Of fact. and ,hc
assessment Of dam1gcs in any case, shall be in
the order IN which They are placed on the trial
cocket, unless by consent d! the parties. or tho
order OF the court, they are continued or placed
at the heel oi the docket. The ;inc o. hearing
all other cases she'll be in the order in which
they are pl iccd on the docket, unicss the court
IN It's discretion shall Otherwise direct. The
court may in it, discretion hear at any tur
notion, and may by rule prescribe the time for
nearing motions.
Sec, 3js. Actions shall be tr'ablc at tie first
term "i the court, after the issues therein, by
the times ii .cu l"r pleading, are or should have
been made NJ; and HHen, by the timc~ fixed for
pieading, IN: issues arc, or should have been
made up during term, such actions shall b.
triable at that term. When TIE issues are, or
should have been made ~, either before. or tu-
ring term Of court bat after the p rind .ur
Preparing the trial docket Of such term, the
clerk, il required BY the court, shall place such
actions on the trial docket OF that term.
Sec. 3JJ. The clerk shall make out u copy Of
the trial docket for the use Of the bar before
the first day Of the t,rm Of court.
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ARTICLE |.
Affidavit.

SEC. S36. An affidavit may be used 10 verify
n dsadi@g 10 prove the service of summons,
notice, or otHcg process in action, 10 obtain IL
provisional rcmeuy, an examination of u wit
mss, stay Of proceedings Or upon motion, and
ii any other case permitted by law.
See. 357. An a.Iilavit may be made in and
CUT @! i"iS State he'ore any r~on authorized 10
takr orposll!Ou,, aud must ae authenticated in
the same way, ,.ccyt as provided u section Que
hundred and cLLNlu.
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TITLE TX.
Trial.
CHAPTER !. Issue.
.. Trial.
CHAPTER |.
Issue.

Sec 2bO Issues arise on the peadnrs. where a fact
or conclusion oil law is maintained by party and con.
trnvcrted by the other. They are ofiwo Kinds:
. ]. of law:
.. OF fact.
Sec. 9jl. An issue of facts arises,
Upon material allegation in the petition denied BY
the answer:
= Upon set ofor connierclalm presented in the en-.
swer, and denied by the repy:
3 Upon material new matter in the answer or repIy
which snail he considered controvered by the o1po
ste party without further pleading.
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Formation of the Jury.

Sec. eGJ. The general mode of summoning, mpan
ncling challenging and swearing the jury is not char
gcdby this code.
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SUBDIVISION III.
Manner Of taking and aulhen'icating lher

Manner OF laNlng Uuu aUIHeHIcaVIHS IHem.
Sec. 34i. Prio to the taking OF any deposit
ion nulsss taken under a sp. cial commis sson, a
written notice specifying the action or proceed
i,g. the name oi the court or tribunal in which
r. - IN be used and the time and place of taking
,ba same, shall be served upon the adverse par
~ his agent or attorney OF record, or len al his
is.al place Of abode. The notlce shall be served,
Soas TO all W The adverse rariy sufficient iim1
i,V, tho usuI rautc oi travel 10 attend, and ono
TcoScLuDED NEXT WEEK.
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Trial in General.

Sec @t2 Atrial is judicial examination of the is
issues, whether OF law or of fact, in an action.
sec. 2u3, Issues OF law lie tried by the court
Hhes referred as divided in section hundred aud
ei"hy one Issues OF fact arising in actions for the re
CoVery OF money, or OF specific real personal prop
erty shall he tried by jury unless Jury trial is waived
or reference be ordered as hereinafter provided.
rec SOl All other issues of fact shall he tried by the
court, subject to its power order any or issues
10 he ted by jury OF referred nroyded in this ende
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TIT LIE
Evidence.

CHATTER |. Competency Of witnesses.
,. Means OF producing witnesses.
3. Mode OF taking their testimony.
i. Admission. Inspection, and protuc.
ton Of documents and general
provisions.
5. PurDCtuutiUn Of testimony
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CHAPTER III,

Mode Of taking the Testimony Of Witnesses
ARTICLE !. Affidavit
9. Deposition.
Sec 332. The testimony Of witnesses is ia.
ken IN three modes;
|. by affidavit:
2 BY deposition:
B. by oral examination.
Sec. 333 An ui!i!IyIt i written dlclarn-
ton under oa.h made without notice 10 the ad-
verse party.
Sec. 354. 4 deposition is I written G.clara.
ton nndrr oa,h, mad, upon notice 70 the ud-
verse party for the pUrpos" Of enabling him TO
attend and cross-.Xumine; OF, upou written in.
terrogrtorirs.
Sec. %35. An oral examination is an examine
ton in the presence ci tie jury or tribunal
which IS to decide The fact or act upon it, the
testimony being heard by the jury or tribunal
from the lips o. the witness
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SUBDIVISION |.
" hen to be used.

Sec 33s. Tie deposition OF any witness may
be used only in he following cases;
l. When Tia. witness does net reside in the
county wher, lac act Oh or proceeding is pend
ing. or is seut tor trial, by change OF venue; or
is absent thcreirom
=. When, irom n.c, iafrnity, or imprison-
meht, the witness is unable to attend court or is
dead:
,, When he testimony is required upon
mouon, or in any other case where the oral xan-
inutIon OF the witness i not required:
Sec. 33S. Lither party may commence ta-
king testimony by dcposlIioas, at any time after
service upon the defendant.
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CHAPTER III.
Trial.

Trial.
ARTICLE I. Trial in general.
9. Trial by jury:
3. Trial by the Court:
a. Trial by Referees:
3. Exceptions:
g. New Trial:
Z. General provisions:
&. Time of Trial.
ARTICLE /.
Trial in General.
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ARTICLE III.

Trials by Jury.
SUBDIVISION /. Formation of the Jury.
>. Coniuct ofthe trial.
3. Verdict.
Subdivision /.
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ARTICLE II.
DeposiIioaS.

SUBDIVISION /. When TO be used
?. Officers who may take them.
,. Manner of taking and authenli-
eating then.
4. Exceptions TO depOsi!ions.
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PROUTY s. BARRETT,S

A GRfCULTUR.4L H.4RE-HOUSE And
II SEED S1'ORE.-No. 194a Market Street,
PHILApELAHIA.-PROUT Il MEARS' Patent
Selt-Sharpenlng Ploughs, Of all sizes, right and
LETT handed-Subsol, Side Hill and Double
mould, &C., with Steel Extending Points. Bar
Bar-share, Beach, and other kinds OF castings
for repairing. The Emperor ofRussia award
ed for the above Ploughs, a massive gold media :,
value 5000. Also, the Great Medal at the
Worlds Fair, was awarded TO p. & M. Plough
No. 40. Cnltipators with double point polish.
ed steel teeth, which can be reversed, thus get
ling double wear OF the common teeth. Also,
Cullivalors of all kinds with Steel Teeth.
SPANS atmospheric churns, corn shelters i'm
proved kinds, hay and straw cutters, hand corn
mills, corn and cob crushers, GeJds' improved
harrows, square and A harrows, horse rakes,
grindstones, ready hung, dirt scrapers, Agrlcul-
tural furnaces, OK yokes and bows, forks for I'M
loading hay, man hay rakes, bow pins, apple
bearers, OK muzZles, mole traps, pruning hooks
and chisels, saws and scissors, iron we'll curbs,
and zinc tubeing for chain pumps, corn plant
ers, ;urnip drills, to Sc; Grants patent fan
mills, garden engines, wheat drills, horse pow
ers and threshers, moving and reaping ma
chimes, chain pumps, cattle ties, bull rings,
patent iron snaths, grubbing hoes, transplant
ing trowels, hay and manure forks, shovels and
spades, garden and field hoes, garden rakes in
variety, children S tools, Darling scyhes, snalhs,
with patent fastnings, potal0e hooks.
Also, Horticultural Tools OF every descrip.
ton. Garden and Grass Seeds for sale at the
lowest price, at whole ale and retail. [apr I'm
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Wilmington Dry Goods Store.
New DRY Goods For 1853.

NAMUEL BUZBl has just received at his
- Old Stand No. II Market Street Whining
ton, Del, three doors below Third Steeet, a full
assortment Of new and desirable goods, ADAPT
ed TO the pre-. ent aud approaching seasons.
Ladies plain and Fancy dress goods, ell the
New STYLES Of the season. The greatest vari-
ETY. Of rich Black. pain and Fancy Silks, ever
offered in this city. Fine Blk Aipacas and
Mohair Lu..res, White goods in every variety,
French Emhrphe.ies fu'l assortment, ifosic-
~ and Gloves u, hinds, Damasks, CHituln ma
tcrials and Window Shades. White Msrrclles
Quilts, Flannels in variety. Ladies and Cents.,
Gauze and SILK jackets, 3, 10 and l2-i Sheet
ina, Umbrellas and ParaSols Of the best make,
French Cloths and Cassimcres very fine. Cord
cd lspuhan and plain Satin Vcstings. Tugeth-
"r with full assortment 3 ply, Super Ingram,
Union, Silk. Plain and Twilled Venetian Car
pe,in4s; Floor Oil Cloths, Plain and Fancy
Canton MattngS, all OF which will be sold as
cheap as the same eau be obtained in any CITY
in the Union. Strangers and cahers visiting
this city are respectfully invited L. call.
March ~ 'D3-,tln.
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Clocks. Watches. JeWclry and

SILFER- lV.1RE.--persons visiting VIII
y minGton would consult their interest by Wis
itng III" establishment OF IiBA FERRIS \
son, corner OF 4th and Market ST.. who have
the largest assortment ut the following articles
TO be found in the ciy:-God Hunting and SIN
yici cased Patent lever WATCHES, Of the best
makers: Ladies hunting watches, very SMALL;
Gold chatclHine, neck. vest and fob Chains;
Fine sets OF lcw"!rr. earrings and breast pms, J
finger rings media lion gold pens and pencils,
bracelets. cut pins, seals, sleeve buttons. spec
tac!es and thmbIcs. The finest assortment Of
Silver Ware of the EIi2abrlhanc. Gothic, Tus-
can. Threaded and plain Patterns. consisting of
Forks. spoons, butter knives, sugar spoons, salt
and mustard spoons, ladies &C., &c. We also
keep the celebrated ALBATh SILVER
WARE of beautiful patterns, most equal TO SOL
ii silver. Agency for Rapp's celebrated "se-
cntifc niche Gold Pens" the best article ever
manufactured
t[5v'Ilocks and Watches repaired in the best
manner and warranted to give satisfaction.
mar II '53---6m.
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E.EA'EEsgiR.

THE subscriber has now and ntrLds keeping
L at the ODD established LEATHER STORE;
North Fast corner of Fourth and Orange Sts.,
Opposite the upper Market llnusr,) Whining
tan. Del. a large aad wri selected assortment
nj Spnnish, ifemock and Sole Leather French
aui ParcNt CaiiskiuS n superior bland; and ali
HE various kinds OF Leather made use of in the
manufacture OF Boots. Shoes. Saddles and Far
ness all OF which vi Il be sold or The most reas-
enable terms. Persons wishing to purchase
Leather will find ii 10 their advantage 10 eali
and examine for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere. J. +. CHAMBERLAIN.
mar II '13-.,El
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NOTICE..

William W. Elliott > In the Circuit Court
VS. $inr Cecil county, in
john Divine aud others. Chancery Mar 81, SO
ORDERED. That the sale made and reported
" By john c. Groomr. Trustee, for the sale Of
the Real Estate in the procceding s in the above
cause mentioned, b. ratified and conkiwned, ~
less cause 10 the l"aIy thereof be sh"Na en-
or before the 2nd day of June next; provi"-l =.
cop. ot This order be inserted in some ncwSra-
p;sr"r published in Cecil county, once in each
"t tire" successive weeks before the second
day Of May next.
The Report states the amount Of sales 10 be
~ ,52l 80. II. II. MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy Test
Apr , 3w H. II. MITCHELL, elk.
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49, PORT DEPOSIT -,
&c. ~ FREDERICK <.
sSsss s1zSia.sas:sLssss & EO II GETOWN,
Mar. l9-I W.

MARYLAND. and PHILADELPHIA.
The Steamer LADY WILMER has com
menced her regular :rips between the above
places, on MONDAY, the 1lh oil March, touch
ing al Craig's Wharf Port Hermann, Ford $
Landing. Turner's Creek, Iarve dc Grace. Per-
ryvIlc, and other intermediate points, and runs
as follows leave Port Deposit on Mondays.
at 9 A. NJ, for Frcderichlowu aud Georgetown:
leave Fredericklown on Mondays, i P. NJ, for
Philadelphia; leave Philadelphia on Wcdnrs-
day, AT P. NJ, Tor fr"dercktown and Gco gc-
town; leave Fredcricktnwn on THURSDAYS, al
9 i. NJ, Tor Port Deposit: leave Port Deposit
on Thursdays, at p. NJ, for Philadelphia;
leave Philadelphia on Saturdays, al \. NJ.
for Port Deposit.
The Steamer Lady Wilmer has been hand
somcly fitted up for the accommodation o! pas
sengers, and is calculated to carry ii lar@r a.
mount OF freight. A Il way freirhts down 10 be
pad by the shipper. All down Freight must be
delivered on her wharf, (frst below Race street,
one hour previous to the time OF starting.
WIN. H. GILPIN. Philadelphia,
WILMER & DAVIS, Port Deposit,
u Passage, 81. mar. 10 II. Agents.
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CHI lIA y
WINDOW SENa2pE,

:, TpOT IND MlNtF.jCTORT Of G. L..
il MILLER n CO., IS. ". coraer ,i,ch anil
SacOM Streets, PnLApELPIlIA.-Evcry variety
o. shades, wholesale and retail, such as Scroll,
Flower, Gothic, Nigne'te, Oil and Dry Land
scapeS, are to he had at the lowest prices Tor
quality Of work. Orders for Gilt: Plain, Store,
Lrllered and other Shades executed at short no
ticc.
Merchants and others are invited to give US
a trial. WE WILL TRY TO PLEASE.
Grasses, Trimmings, Sc. always on hand.
Remember s. W. corner Second and Arch
Streets, Phila. feb II