Barnes v. Commonwealth
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
From the Circuit Court for Madison County.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Robertson
delivered the Opinion of the Court..
Ob’ the trial of an indictment against Barnes, for kceping a Tippling House in March, 1833 — after the Commonwealth had proved that he had retailed spirituous liquors, in that month and year, in a-house occupied by him, and kept as a tavern, — he proved that James C. I-Icndron had lived with him in the same house, during the year 1832 ; that they then did business there jointly, and were “probably jointly interested that Hendron had, in April, 1832, obtained a Licence for keeping a Tavern in the said house ; that he, Hendron, about the commencement of the…
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