State v. . Nash
Supreme Court of North Carolina
INDICTMENT for an assault and battery tried at Pall Term, 1882, of RICHMOND Superior Court, before Gilmer, J. The indictment charged that the assault was committed with a deadly weapon.
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INDICTMENT for an assault and battery tried at Pall Term, 1882, of RICHMOND Superior Court, before Gilmer, J. The indictment charged that the assault was committed with a deadly weapon. (See State v. Nash, 86 N. C., 650). On the trial, Nathan Reynolds, the person on whom the assault was made, testified for the state, that on the night of the 23d of December, 1879, he and other young men of the neighborhood made up a “bell crowd” of about twenty in number, and between eight and nine o’clock that night, went around the defendant’s house, ringing bells and blowing horns, and that some of the…
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The indictment charged that the assault was committed with a deadly weapon. (See State v. Nash, 86 N.C. 650).
On the trial, Nathan Reynolds, the person on whom the assault was made, testified for the state, that on the night of the 23d of December, 1879, he and other young men of the neighborhood made up a "bell crowd" of about twenty in number, and between eight and nine o'clock that night, went around the defendant's house, ringing bells and blowing horns. and that some of the party carried guns, and perhaps pistols, which were fired off a few times, and after they were going away from the…
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