Fuller v. State

Larceny'from the house is a compound larceny. Cannon v. State, 125 Ga. 785 (54 S. E. 692). “In indictments for compound larceny, the allegations in reference to the aggravating fact serve to individualize the transaction, and a more general description of the property is permissible in such cases than would be permitted in indictments for simple larceny.” Melvin v. State, 120 Ga. 490 (48 S. E. 198). In the instant ease the indictment charged that the defendant “did enter the blacksmith-shop house of one J. B. Fears, and after so entering did unlawfully, wrongfully, fraudulently, and privately…