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Every embracer procuring a juror to take gain or profit for rendering

his verdict, and every juror taking such gain, on conviction to be

confined in the penitentiary, not less than one nor more than six

years, and the juror to be disqualified to serve as such for ever

thereafter—1809, ch. 138, sec. 8, ......

581

Provisions concerning challenges and the empanelling of jurors in

criminal cases— 1809, ch. 138, sec. 13, p. 583 ; sec. 14, p. 584 ;

1816, ch. 45, ..........

639

Any alien, denizen or foreigner, when indicted, to be tried by a jury of

the country, in the same manner as a citizen, and no challenge

allowed to the array of polls for want of foreigners on the panel

or jury returned — 1809, ch. 138, sec. 15, . . . .

584

So much of the laws as requires a property qualification in land or mo-

ney in persons summoned as jurors, repealed — 1812, ch. 178,

613

No juror to receive any allowance or fee except their daily allowance

for giving in their verdict — 1823, ch. 64, .....

790

In case of forcible entry and detainer, jurors entitled to one dollar per

day— 1832, ch. 121, .........

1076

Justices of the orphans court exempt from serving as such — 1832,

ch. 170, ...........

1086

Trial by jury secured to either party upon appeals to the county courts

from judgments in the district courts, &c. — 1835, ch. 201, sec 3, .

1199

In cases of appeal from justices of the peace or magistrates' courts, to

the county courts, where either party is entitled to, and demands

a trial by jury, the court forthwith to order a jury to be empanelled

—1837, ch. 217, sec. 1, ........

1256

Oath required to be administered to sheriffs at commencement of each

term of county court, that in summoning, he has been diligent in

taking sober, discreet, disinterested and well qualified jurors — 1838,

ch. 275, sec. 1, ..........

1291

Sheriffs shall furnish lists of, to his deputies, who shall only summons

such as are named on such lists — 1833, ch. 275, sec. 2,

1291

The oath required to be taken as above, to be taken by the sheriff

at the time of making his return, or at the opening of the court —

1839, ch. 223, ..........

2331

Directions to the jury what to allow as damages in the suits therein

mentioned on testamentary and administration bonds — 1798, ch.

101, sub ch. 10, sec. 9, ........

400

JUSTICES OF COURTS.

See ASSOCIATE JUSTICE — CHIEF JUSTICE — JUDGES — STAY OF EXE-

CUTION.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

All justices to he appointed by the governor and council — Const.

art 48.

Their duties other than those connected with their jurisdiction over 'Small

Debts.' Their powers as to them are classed under 'Small Debts,' and

'Magistrates' Courts.'

Oath to be taken by justices— Const, art. 50.