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IiijTVl,E DAYS.
'ElRUSTEi s. SALE OF A DESIRABLE Two.
u STORY AND BASEN ENT BRICK DWELL
ING. COREEH OF TENTH AND o S1HFErs
NDli'rI

TElRUSTE S SALE OF A DESIRABLE Two.
i STORY AND BASEM lcNT BRICK DWiLT-
ING, COnEEK OF FTENTh AND o srHFErS
NORTHWEST
by virtue Of u deed Of trust dated October ., A..
o. 1875 duly recorded IN ibor 80 500, folio q pt seq
ore OF tho lRnd rds OF the District OF Columbia,
and at The request ofhc par secured thereby we
Will sell et public au" IN, IN front OF Tie premises.
SATURDAY, SOY sid iEE y. 1850, ut O'Clock D.
ni the following described real e. situate ia the
CITY of Washington, District Of Columbia, besinning
for the same at tho nOythwrsl corner OfO numbered
thirty, Ia square numbered lhceo hundred ana sixty
sevcn running thtnce south along Tepih street to
The south AIDE Ofsaid lott hence east along said south
line twenty eight feet thence north to the south
line oil street. thence west nong the said street to
place o. beginning. together With The improvements
consisting OF u very compete .td conVeHient twO-
story and b blsement brick dwelling
TermB-TEc property viii be sold subject 10 q deed
Of trust, To secure 5000 with interest gt cent.
which will be assumed by tho purchaser. The bal
ance Of the purchase money TO be paid $500 cGsh and
500 quarterly Thereafter. with interest att per cent,
The deferred payments 10 bs secured ON the property
sold, all cash may be paid OF option OF the pur.
chaser. Terms to be complied with ia seven days.
All con 7eyancng at purchasers cost, \ depo IL OF
500 ut time OF sale VIII be required
y. q. AMItS, r,r.tsas
H., L HALSIEAD j,
w NJ. SMITH, Salesman. no.7l9. 2,2i&27
-TOHN SHERMAN K co. Rr Al Estgtc gents nd
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District Courts.

CIRCUIT COURT DIVISION No. l-JusTICE MAcAR-
THuR-United States cN rel. LylCs vs. Thompson, re
ferred to James q, Payne Barber S co. vs., Pco-
po's Savings Bank; on hearing. Clrling vs.. Bah
bngton, administrator verdict for plaintiff for
500 with interest. Washington Market company
vs. Davis; verdict for pantin FOR Siii with inter
est Xan2iuger u.s. Beard; settled.
CWUUT COURT DIVISION No. 2-JusTiCE WYLIE.--
hcEllig0u vs. District of Columbia; verdict for
plaintiff for slOIO, set aside by the court Myem
< Hnu, VS.. Collins; verdict for plaintiff for $3.50,
with interest Baum, use Of Warner, vs.. Pratt
jury out,
EQUrrY COuRT-IUsrlCE COX,--Baugs ". CORN.
ley; trustee directed TO pay general and special
taxes, Anderson VS.. Hunt sale ordered aud lrus,
tees appointed. Ellis vs., Ellis sale ratified mid
aud reference 20 auditor ordered. Raplcy vs.
BroWu; restraining order granted. FleunCr VS..
Camsi. taking of testimony limited to forty days
Sto,l vs. Ashford; taking Of testimony limited TO
fny.Ryo days Munro vs. Munro; return OF COM
mission confirmed nsi Fletcher IS. Murray on
hearing, ,
CRiNISAL CouWr - JUSTICE JAMES William
Pope, indicted ior the murder Of james Il. Butler
jury out.
National Republican., 1880-11-17
Personal.
LOST

DALT1MORE--I did 20 to the appointed place
II SATURDAY. I leave the cry this week Where
can note roach YOU no0.3le
National Republican., 1880-11-17

A RESPECrA BILE cOlorcd woman with best of
IA city reference wishes a situation TO cook, wash
ana Iron In small family. Apply on New Hamp-
shire ave aud l. street nol1
National Republican., 1880-11-17

glY man of ten years experience III stock raising
~ ana general farming, situation ovetseor of
large trm references giVeD. Address HUBBARD,
Republican Office. uolG
National Republican., 1880-11-17

pf n respectable white woman. who is n nrs-
lD class cook. laun iress and houscieeper sltun-
tloa best Of reference. Address southeast corner
twentieth and Lists n W. nol7
National Republican., 1880-11-17

RY u thoroughly experienced young indy, a situa.
No 1913 Eighth stnw nolU
National Republican., 1880-11-17
STEAMBOAT hINEs.
NORFOLK AND NEW YORK
STEA M gGEg@.
THE NEW STEAMER sAEs'
JANE MO Sc LEY st2E

THE NEW STEAMER sw@p
JANE MOS E L "
CAPTAIN JAMES r. BARKER
leaves her Wharf, foll OF Bx tn street. en- MONDAYS
WEDNESDA Ysnnd FuIDAYS. at ; p. m. rrcc--,
Of Norfolk. touching NJ I'ney Point, Point BooNoil
and Old Point, making connections at Norfolk with
Boston, New York and Richmond steamers nlsf
with seahoard and Roanoke railroad going south
Returning, leaves Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nj y. m.
FRre to Boston.......s sI3 50 New York . ... s. *
Meals and SaorOom included.
Fare 10 Nor, ok .....ei 90 Round Vrip........f q
Evgyy attention paid to the comfort OF passengers
and ifslght handled With cnre.
DfNIFG-ROOM ON MAIN DECK.
Tickets AMI sta erooms can be secured ~ Genera
Ohice. lil0 4 street northwest
For trrlflt rates, etc, apply to r. ]. ACCTNELTY
agent, Sixth street Wharf
STEABERS FOR NEU YORK
The Steamcrs Il. q KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON
alternately leave Pier Al. East River, New York
saturday, ~ y. nj Georgetown, Mt a. m. FRI
days and Alexandria Same day FOR lrt uht rates
etc. apply to ". p. A. DESHAM, agent, ~ Water
street, Georgetown. q. B. LOWELL. President
l4lO + street, ueAr Willard's Hotel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01

the evil complained of. II can al be
remedied By a single act Of the Legislature.
The Legislature meets this winter. and
judging from what we have seen in most
Of the counties, it will be composed OF
Q much better set OF e than was in
the last; and all they need to do 10 Just
to pass some such bill % that introduced
in last session by Mr.. Faulkner, taking
away from the present County Courts
the right and power to try causes. and
combining them TO the internal police
and fiscal affairs OF the county. In this
way NC do not increase the numbe. OF our
Judicial Circuits-have every section OF
the county represented in the tribunal
that imposes the taxes on the people
will not be compelled to purchase new
books for the counties. We can try
this experiment with no cost whatever.
II il should not work well, VIC can repeal
the law at the next Ems uing session OF
the Legislature, and try something else
it will take no Constitutional Amend
ment to get rid OF it. In this way the
people retain in their hands the power
given them under the present Constitu-
tionsl provision-that is to have any
kind Of an intermediate Court they want
II We find we can't get along without sn
intermediate Court for the trial OF cases,
under the present Constitutional pro-
vision, we have the right and power to
adopt any kind We want
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01
Facts For The People

/. That Gen. Garfield, the Republican
candidate for President, when q men,
Der of Congress, dabbled in Credit Mo-
bilier stock, which was placed by Cakes
Ames where it would do most good and
secure the most favorable legislation for
the company.
That Gen. Garfield, when a member
OF Congress, swore before the Poland
committee that he never owned, receiv-
ed or agreed to receive any Credit Mo-
bilier stock nor any dividends nor prof..
its arising thereirom, and afterward
admitted and tried to explain away the
soft impeachment.
That Gen. Garfield, when a member
Of Congress and chairman OF the Com
mittee on Appropriations, accepted q
"fee" Of 5000 from the De Golyer
pavement ring to aid them in securing
a contract from the Board OF Public
Works OF the District OF Columbia.
That all these charges against Gen.
Garfield are established by Republican
testimony, and indisputable proof OF the
same comes entirely from Republican
sources.
That no satisfactory denial or explain
alton of these charges has been made by
zen. Garfield or any of his friends, and
that in the absence of such denial they
stand before the country as the clearly
established record OF the Republican
candidate.
That the New York Tribune, on the
18th OF February, 1873, said that Gen.
Garfield had ten shares OF Credit Mo-
bilier stock; never paid a dollar; receiv-
ell 1873, which, after the investigation
began, he was anxious to have consider
Ell as a loan from Mr.. Cakes Ames to
himself"
That the New York Times, on the Goth
of February, 1878. distinctly stated
that Gen. Garfield presented a most
distressing figure" and that "his partici-
patton in the Credit Mobilier affair was
complicated by the most unfortunate
contradictions Of testimony"
That the New York Tribune and the
New York Times, after severely de-
nounciny Gen. Garfield for the dis
graceful transaction" aforesaid, now
pronounce him a truly good citizen and
enthusiastically support him for the
office once held by Wa~shington, and are
doing so to-day in the face OF the most
overwhelming testimony furnished by
themselves OF the guilt OF the said Gen.
Garfield.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01
w hat Is q Democrat?

SOnoma democrat
The best definition we have ever seen
of a Democrat is from the pen OF Mr..
Jefferson. He defined a Democrat as
one who maintains equal and exact
Justice TO all men; the support OF the
State governments in all their rights;
the preservation of the general govern
ment in its whole constitutional vigor;
q Jealous care OF the right Of election by
the people, absolute acquiescence in the
decisions OF the majority; the suprema-
cy oi the civil over the military authori-
ty; economy in the public expense; the
honest payment OF our debts, and
sacred preservation Of public faith; free
dom OF religion; freedom Of the press;
freedom OF the person under protection
oi the habeas corpus, and trials by
iuries impar,ially selected" We would
ask n candid man il he does not rec
ogniza the portrait OF Hancock in these
WORKS. Just read his every letter and
public act, and see ii they do not accord
entirely with every word and expression
here quoted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01

wuEs the late United States Senator
Foster of Connecticut, was a rising law
yer he was engaged to a young lady
whose family enjoyed a larger social
prominence than his own. The we'd
ding day had been fixed and they were
talking over the prospective tour, as q
part OF which young Foster proposed
that they should pass a few days with
his parents, who lived in a town at some
distance. The lady rather reluctantly
consented, but said: 81 will go with
you this time, but in the future you
must not expect my visits to your
parents to be very frequent. You must
remember that our associations have
been very different" Shocked by TINS
cold. bIooded depreciation OF his father
and mother the young man paced the
floor for some moments. Finally, TAX
iny his hat, he said: II am glad have
found YOU out in time; you may 90 70
the devil" The rebuke might not have
been choice in style, but 1t was earnest
in spirit. Thenceiourth their ways lay
apart.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01

The other night. Don after a Garfield
meeting had opened, n OF the electors
began moving for the door. He was
o stopped by a friend, who said;
Don't leave US now" "Pve got to edge
along towards home," was the reply.
Home? Great heavens. how can you
talk of going home until he has finished
that speech? He asks if you want to
see grass growing in the streets OF u
cities, our fertile farms returned to the
wilderness. He says your country will
bless YOU" 81 can't say as to that,
replied the man, but Pm dead sure
that the old woman will, if L don't re.
home i'm time to put this Goldfish to soak
for breakfast" "But do you prefer cod
fish to liberty" exclaimed the other.
IL don't know as l DO, but git more OF
it," "And you will see this country
ruined-see her 20 to destruction
"I'd be kinder sorry to see her go down
hill" observed the delinquent, as he
reached the door, "but il you had awiie
who could begin scolding at 10 O'Clock
and not lose a minute until daylight,
you'd kinder stand off as | do, and let
this glorious Republic squeeze
through
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01
Truck and Dicker.

iutllam DcluOSfa@
After finishing his speech here last
Tuesday, Mr.. Sturyiss, the KepuoIlesn
Tbompson, the Greenback candidate for
Uouse of Delegates, called out OF the
crowd, and the two enjoyed a quiet
little confsb. sll by themselves. Per
haps they were not closing up the bar
Jain for a transfer OF Greenback votes to
Sturyiss and the Republican State ticket,
and perhaps they we're. The Captains
Democratic admirers and supporters
nav draw their own inferences. We
have simply stated the facts.
And after Mr.. Sturgiss had said his
piece here, Henry S. Walker went up
70 mis- o and was closeted With him
for a considerable length OF time. We,
also, "have simply stated the facts.-
The State,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01
a SURE
RECIPE
For Fine Cqmplaziions.

Positive reliefand immunity
from c0mplexi0nal blemishes
may be found In Hagan's Mag:
nolla Balm. A delicate and
harmless article. Sold by drug.
gists everywhere.
1t imparts the most brilliant
and life.like tints, and the cl0-
sest scrutiny cannot detect Its
use. All unsightly disc0l0ra-
ti0ns, erupti0ns, ring marks
under the eyes, sall0wness, red.
ness, r0ughness, and the flush
of fatigue aud excitement are
at once dlspelled by the Mag.
nolia Balm.
1t is the enc Incompatible
Cosmetic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01
Constitutional Amendments.

Some of our exchanges are discussing
fully and ably the Constitutional Am
endments to be voted upon at the Octo'
her election. We are glad TO see it. II
ought not to be a party question. we
extract the concluding part OF an article
that appeared in the Mooreield Eram-
iner. The bill referred to is one intro
dueed into the Senate OF West Virgins
by Hon. E. Boyd Faulkner, and which
passed that body, but failed in the
House OF Delegates:
There is no sort Of necessity for any
Constitutional Amedment to remedy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01
\.

what was it that from Amse I took,
slowed mugly In my poeketoook,.
And then resumed my sainuy looki
What was IL, when the act wa known,
That made my pieus spirit erosn
Till / would have IL called . loan?-
What. when my case seemed very bad,
DN / In solemn tones and sad
swear that ! never. never Q
what did Ames have IN back and white
That showed me up In my Z Light
And left me In Q sorry pltshtf
What we're thus proved beyond q doubt
The fgurts for which l sold out
And which / sipee have lied aboutf
What, more than any other thing
Than salary grab or paving Ring
Ny DOWNFALL at the polls shall brinSy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01

Pullman Palace, Drawing Room snd sleeping
Cars on all night trains.
Close connections are made for all points
making this a desirable route for colOnists and
persons moving 10 the great West, and TO WHOM
particular attention is given.
WHEELING, PITTSBURGH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling 500 A. n. 200 and $40 2. n
No trains run on this division on Sunday.
Tickets to all principal points on sale ut depot
Office open at all hours during the day.
Information to the travelling public cheerluliy
given. W. NJ. CLEMENTS, NJ. Oft.
X. 7. DEvERIES, General Agent, Wheeling.
ma2j
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COnlnaiKsiOner,s I

In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling:
Joseph spiedel 4 TO-. who sue. &c..
w.
AiexanderT Garden. administrator 81 the estats
william Campbell. decd. aud otheu.
u ~cHAScERY.
By vi-tuc OF 4 deere cntreed in the above en-
titled cause by The Municipal Couu ~ wheel
ing on the ga Cay IL september. 1850. the under.
siyned special commissioned will sell. 81 the
'front.' door Of the Court House VI Ohio county.
Wet Virginia, On
SATURDAY. OCTOBER %. 1880.
Commencing AZ 10 O'Clock A. ~, Of publt' auc.
ton, Ia the highest aud best bidder. the follow.
ing described TeaI estate, To- wit All The north.
ern hall of thst certain lot or parcel OF ground
lying and being situate In the City Of wheeling,
ohio county. West Virginia. ia the northern
part ~! said city, on the east side OF Main street,
between Third and Fourth streets. Joining aud
binding on the north sidc of Fourth street, aud
numb ND and designated On the tccordcd plat
81 said cay 81 Wh,eling ns lot numbered eighty.
five lNil. A desirable residence II nov on sAid
north half 81 said lot ~.
Trims ~ SAIE One half OF the punrhase
money to hc rand In cash on day 81 sale. aid ~
much more ~ the purchaser may elect o. pay,
the balance Ia hc laid n one year after day of
sale. with interest, and o. 10 SECURED by the note
Of tlc purchaser aud the title 81 said property
TO be retained until the purchase money ,hali
have beer. paid In full. X. u. BARR,
Special Commissioner.
y. CHRISTIAN. Auctionecr. spNh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01
What II Means.

Fairmont Index.
II is a known fact that since 1870 the
Republican party in this State has not
been so well organized as it is now.
They have the name of every Republic
can carefully listed. and each one is
seen personally. Even in counties in
which there are only a small handful OF
Republicans this system is carried out;
and, besides all this, they are Literally
supplied with money to all them IN
their enterprise. Now all this means
something. They have not the slight.
est chance OF carrying the State and
they well know it, but their purpose Is
to here and there gain a member OF the
Legislature with the hope OF get, ng
control of that body, and thereby elect
A Republican United States Senator in
the place OF Senator Hereford. That Is
their sole object. Democrats will you
allow them to accomplish their pur.
poseP II YOU remain idle you will do
it. II you listen TO their propositions
to trade on our Legislative ticket the
work will be done so far as this county
is concerned. But in order to achieve
a grand and glorious victory in October,
such q victory as will send Joy to all the
hearts OF the Democrats all over this
Union. go to work al once, organize
your clubs, sec that your neighbor is
interested, turn out and hear your
speakers. and do your utmost to get out
every Democratic vote al the election
Your enemies will do it to a man, and
will you remain idleH Let every Demo
crat renew his faith and see how much
good ne can do for his party between
now and the election. There is no time
to be lost. Work to be done etfectually
must be begun now and continued until
the going down OF the sun on election
L., nnr,n,rotS do rOur Hutv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01

Sunday Express leaves Wheeling at s:05 A. y b,
arriving at wellsburg at 9:4j A. u. and at Steu-
benville at lO:l5 A. NJ, connecting with Pacific
Express for all Western points.
Trains leaving Columbus at $40 p. n and $40
4. ~. run daily. Through Chicago Express,
leaves Columbus daily except Sunday, al $40 p.
with sleeping car ATTACHED arriving in Chica.
60 at 7:30 next morning. Berths can be secured
In advance at Union Depot ticket Office, Column
bus.
Pullman's drawing room sleeping cars through
without change from Stsubenville East TO Phila.
delphia ard New York, and West To Columbus.
Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis and ST.
Louis.
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
car accommodations, and any further i~nforuia.
ton apply to Joseph N. Belleville, Ticket Ageut
at Panhandle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street, or
at City Ticket ONCE, under Mcclure Houss
Wheeling.
d. W. Caldwell, Genera Manager. Columbus,
0.;W. L 0'Brien. General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. Columbus. y. iyl3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01
Trustees Sale Of Centro wheel.
Ing Property.

Ing Property.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
- by John 2. Beihl and Susan A. BeihI. his
wife, to George D. Davenport, trustee, dated he
10Th day OF September 1871, and recorded In The
ONCE OF the Clerk 81 the County Court OF Ohio
county. In book No. 5. folio 81, TO Viii, b DEED
The undersigned was substituted o. trustee by
an order Of the Ciruit Court OF Ohio county, q
It's April Term, iSso, to wit: on the 18Th day OF
July. lSoh will, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 30 1850,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. ~, sell at pupih
auction, at the mont door OF the Court HOUSE 81
Ohio county. the following property In CentrS
wheeling. that Is TO say: A p!ece or pAnceio Of
land containing about eighteen and onehalf
poles, lying In what II known a. the Pasture
Field" belonging TO the estate 81 the late John
Eoti, In The sixth ward Of the City Of wheeling,
and bounded and de>crite ~ follows: n Gin.
ming at . stake distant 5, 20 L 20 feet from the
southeast corner OF q plece of and conveyed 20
Stcphen Clark by the said John EonI, fsq thencs
\. 20 l. luO feet 10 q stake; thence 3 % ". 50
iect 10 q stake: thence y 90 W. 100 feet 20 q
. stake thence y. ZOE 30 feet 10 the beginning.
TERss OF SAtx-oae half or such greater sum
~ the purchaser may elect to pay, cash. and 0e
rsidue on Q credit Of six and twelve months.
with Interest. secured 10 the satisfaction Of the
trustee.
The title Is believed to bc perfect. bu, senins
as trustee ] will only cpnyey snch as 1, vested IN
me by said deed. JOHN WALTON, Trustee.
W. n. HALLER, Auctioneer. spyr
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ron sAlG.
Trusteeas Sale ~ Markets.
Brewery RsrOoorty.

0OWO ~
DY VIRTUE OF A DIED or fauef NApx
nd Wiz, 10 ne he unisninsd euslle -.
a o9 .s Ssr II 4 s 5: csers':osss caihsosssEtesr
for Ohio county, wess Virginia IN - & nuH
book X SBsiyyso g ss md Is VI, !,
door Of The Court House q nd county. Peoessl
70 sell q public ale. 10 the bet aud highee
biddes. the following described property, that =
70 az: The south one -halfof lol No. g atust,
lying and being on The east stds o. 9afket
street. between Light and Ninth. formerly
Acams and Je6enon stceeS In he City q
Mneeiins. county Of Ohio and State o. Wst Viz
belo1ging.
TINS OF sAls-Onehah. or q much non a
the purchase money q the purhasrr NAV eiscS
cash on the da. Of ale the balance In NC equal
Instruments payable IN ak and twelve months
from the day OF sale. with interest he deferred
payments TO be sccured BY deed Of trust duly ex.
ecuted and reccried. L. wILHELN, Tfussse.
kuoell 4 Stifel, attorneys
WV. X. HALI.ER, Auctioneer. sssu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01
Why Jacob b. jackson Will Be Elected

New state 0azette.
Because, under Democratic rule in
West Virginia. her population and
material wealth has prospered beyond
comparison with any Republican State,
similarly situated in the Union.
Because, the Democracy have reduc.
ed the rate OF taxation from Al TO 80
cents on the hundred dollars valuation
for State purposes.
Because, they have required Sheriff $
to collect their taxes, and have not now
a delinquent Sheriff in the State.
Whilst under Republican rule, default
ing Sherig's were released from the
payment OF hundreds Of thousands oil
dollars.
Because, under Democratic rule, the
State has been relieved of the curse oil
Registration laws. Test oaths and other
denominations. practiced under Republl'
can rule. ,
Because, all the public institutions OF
the State, under Democratic rule, have
been managed in an economical manner
in striking contrast with their manage
ment under Republican rule.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01
JoIsr RESOLUTION proposing ar amendmf
a. H. Dnn,titnfinn Of This State

TO the Constitution Of this State.
Rcsored on N, Legislature Of Wea Virginia.
t,ro-thiris of al ts members oocted 10 each H0tS
aor,riao t.ereto: That the following be and the
same is hereby proposed a. an amendment 10
the Constitution ofthis State, to-wit:. =,
That section thirteen, OF article three. A. II
now Is, be stricken out and the following be in
serted in lieu thereof:
.Is, In suits AT common law. where the value
in controversy exceeds twenty dollars, exclusive
of interest and costs. the right Of trial by
Jury, If required by either party, shall be pre-
NAV consist of six persons. No fact tired by q
Jury shall be otherwise re-examined In any case
than according m the rules OF the commonl Law !"