Riggs v. State

The property which the appellant is charged to have stolen is thus described: “Five hundred and twenty dollars of the paper currency, money and bank notes, current in the United States, a more particular ^description oí which currency, money and bank notes affiant can not give; said five hundred and. twenty dollars being then and there the personal property of this affiant, Samuel Lamberson, and then and there of the value of five hundred and twenty dollars.”

The description of the money alleged to have been stolen is sufficient under the provisions of section 1750 of our statute. It is true…