Kinnebrew v. State

Blandford, Justice.

1. Kinnebrew was indicted and found guilty of the offence of having and carrying about his person, concealed, a pistol. The witnesses for the State testified to having seen him draw from his hip-pocket a pistol. Two of them said it was a pistol, and one of them testified what kind of a pistol it was. A third witness testified that he saw him draw something from his pocket, but did not know whether it was a pistol or not, but it *766looked like one. This was sufficient evidence to authorize the jury to convict the accused.

2. The defendant made a motion for a new trial, upon the…