State v. . Lewis
Supreme Court of North Carolina
~l t From Warren. J This was an indictment for murder, originally found in Wake Superior Court, removed on affidavit .of the de-> fendant from Wake to Franklin, and again removed by defendant to Warren, under the acts of 1821 and 1822. The record which was sent from Wake to Franklin commenced as follows: Be it remembered, that at a Superior Court of Law begun and held for the county of Wake, at the court.house in Raleigh, on''the first Monday after the fourth Monday in…
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~l t From Warren. J This was an indictment for murder, originally found in Wake Superior Court, removed on affidavit .of the de-> fendant from Wake to Franklin, and again removed by defendant to Warren, under the acts of 1821 and 1822. The record which was sent from Wake to Franklin commenced as follows: Be it remembered, that at a Superior Court of Law begun and held for the county of Wake, at the court.house in Raleigh, on''the first Monday after the fourth Monday in March, A. D. 1824, Present the Hon. John Paxton, A bill of indictment was found, &c. A regular certificate of the clerk,…
1Opinion of the Court
"Be it remembered, that at a Superior Court of Law begun and held for the county of Wake at the courthouse in Raleigh on the first Monday after the fourth Monday in March, A.D. 1824:
"Present, the Hon. John Paxton.
"A bill of indictment was found, etc."
A regular certificate of the clerk, under the seal of the court, accompanied this record to Franklin. When the cause was removed from Franklin to Warren, the clerk of Franklin transmitted to Warren papers certified under the seal of his court, as follows: "That the foregoing copy contains a full and correct transcript of records filed and had in…
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