Hilton v. Commonwealth
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtPrentis, J.
The accused has been convicted under an indictment which (omitting the introductory and concluding words) charged the offense in this language: “That O. B. Hilton, within one year next prior to the finding of this indictment, to-wit; on the 3rd day of December, 1921, did unlawfully have in his possession, buried, concealed and stored in the ground of the basement of a house he, the said O. B. Hilton, was then erecting at Pembroke, in said county, to be used by him as a hotel, twenty gallons of ardent spirits, held in two containers of ten gallons each.”
1. There was a demurrer to this…
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