Kimbrough v. State

The indictment under which Kimbrough wás convicted of the offense of larceny from the house was as follows: “The grand jurors . . accuse Henry Kimbrough with the offense of larceny from the house; for that the said Henry Kimbrough, • . . unlawfully and with force of arms, the dwelling-house of one Hurley Moses there' situate did enter, and having so entered, one waistcoat of the value of four dollars, of the personal goods of one Shepp King in said dwelling-house being then and there found, did wrongfully and fraudulently take and carry away therefrom, with the intent then and there to steal…