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                    <text>oEC CO:WONWF.A.LTH

v.
DENNIS VIA
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relony

J. L. KELLEY

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��In the Name of the Commonwealth
You "'

hmby &lt;omm,nded to mmmon

of Virginia:

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to appear before the Judge of the Ci~ourt

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at 9:30 o'clock, a. m., on the

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say in behalf of the Defendant

in the prosecution of the Comn onwealth against.

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day of .

ingham County, at the (:; urt House thereof,

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who stands charged

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~idicted for a felony mJsd,e,meanorc-

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omit under penalty of £100.

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there this Writ.

W#nm, J. "fl:E~~,SWITZER,
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County,

Greeting:

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��COMMONWEALTH

v.

CHARGE TO THE JURY

Dl!N"NISVIA and J.

L. KELLEY

If you find
you will

the accused,

them guilty,

shooting,

as charged

in the

fix

punishment

by confinement

their

of not less

malicious

than

one year

shooting,

guilty,

or either

then you will
penitentiary

five

of than,

of malicious

not

as cmrged

a period

hundred

for

or either

of them,

but find

of unlawful

shooting,

as therein

their

punishment

of not less

a period

ten years.

indictment,

twelve

than

them
charged,

by confinement

one year

by confinement

months and by a fine

of

in the

nor more than
in jail

not

for

a

exceeding

dollars.

of the felonies
of assault

you will

say so and fix

a period

not

and battery,

exceeding
dollars,

them guilty,

aforesaid,

of them,

hundred

say so and

in the uenitentiary

in your discretion,

exceeding

you will

in the

say so and fix

or,

then

them guilty,

If you do not find

five

or either

nor more than

of them,

for

years,

either

not guilty,

indictment,

If you do not find

period

of them,

say so and no more.
If you find

five

or either

their
twelve

or either

but find

them guilty,

as charged
punishment
months,

or by both

of

or either

in the indictment,

by confinement

or by a fine

such fine

of them,

in jail

not exceeding

and imprisonment.

then
for

�Comrnonwea 1th

v) Charge
Dennis

to

Via and

the

Jury

J. L. Kelley

�I

��Instruction
The Court

further

L-

No.

instructs

the

jury that the malice neoes+
'
shooti g may be either
ex/).-

sary

to constitute

press

or implied.

the

but every

not

to ill

is

intended

motive
where

the act

an evil

bent

sudden.

includes

(

•

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not

only

flowing

with

anger,

motive.

or more particular

and wrongful

such circumstances

of a heart

regardless

It

therefore

malice

deliberate,

and cruel

act

is

is

against

but

or corrupt
intention,
as to carry

of social

on mischief;

hatred,

persons,

from any wicked

mind and purpose

indication

law from any wrongful,
however

an action

\k

and unjustifiable

to anyone

has been attended

in them the plain
and deliberately

unlawful

will

to denote

done with

of malicious

The worill. t1malice"

and revenge,
confined

crime

duty

implied
another

by

��The Court
to intend

that

consequence
of them,

resulted

instructs

the

jury

he does,

or which is
Therefore,

Smiths,

of law is

from said

/

own act.

wounded the

the presumption

No.

further

which

of his

Instruction

that

use of said

deadly

a man is

the natural

if

or any of them,

they

that

intended

or necessary

the prisoners,
by

the

instrument.

the

taken

or either

deliberate

consequences

use

that

��Instruction
The Court
the

evidence

or either
Smith,

if

guilty

the

jury

lawfully,

the

unlawful

with

intent

belieffe

shooting

.
th e prisoner

then

if

then

the difference

they

believe

doubt

that

Elizabeth

the

the accused,

Smith,

and there

from

or Leon

unlawfully,

disable,

ma-

or kill,

jury

should

find

as charged

in the

indictment;

evidence

as charged

depends

then

wounding,

from the

wounding,
that

that

to maim, disfigure,

or any of them,

of malicious

jury

jury

John Henry Smith,

but not maliciously,

of unlawful
tells

shot

and feloniously
Smiths,

the

case beyond a reasonable

or any of them,

said

cused

in this

of them,

liciously,
the

instructs

No. ~-:

that
the

in the

jury

should

indictment.

between

upon whether

the acts

were done unfind

if

Court

shooting

and

death

'
b een gu1· 1t y of mur d erJ rrwould 11ave

them guilty

And the

malicious

or not

the ac-

J"l..~
i..rn.t~

had resulted

p,,JA;,rtJ,./~
{/

��a

n/
lnatruction
The Court

evide11ce

that

the

Smith,

Elizabeth

intent

to

either
tempted

to

shoot

Via,

if
did

Smiths,

not

believe

or any

shoot

as

his

punishme'1t

not

less

than

by confinement

by

him guilty

confinement

in the

one nor more tr..a.n five
in

jail

for

a period

1ith

char~e

a"ll Lizzie
from

of them,

year.:&gt;,

Smith,

ith

the

penitentiary
or,

exceeding

or
that

intent

shoot i YlB,
for

i~-

shooting

evide"X!e

er

the

in the

the
11

of attempt

not

John Henry

of actually

(W!-

find

fro!il the

or any of them,

guilt

, Leon Smith,

you should

ou believe

or kill,

him not

S:nit

if

said

that

disable,
find

John Henry
but

jury

a-1.d Leon Smith,

- ou will

o.t them;

1_.

Dennis

disfipure,

then

a.nd !-aaimins

the

accused,
:3mith,

maim,

d ict.nent,

instructs

No.

he at-

afore-

am

a period

fix
of

in .,.our discretion,
t,..-elve

months.

��INSTRUCTIONNO. c.:)-.
The Court

instructs

the jury

such a doubt as may be honestly
substantial
Reasonable

and material

a vertict
cumstances.

and reasonably
essential

in order
fact

or facts

of conviction,

evidence

to sustain

to warrant
necessary

an acquittal.
for

or that

charged.

is suggested

It must not be

It must be serious
It must be a doubt

the jury to believe

and not of immaterial

1s

as to any

the offence

itself.
it.

doubt

entertained

to prove

or grows out of the evidence

doubt without

and substantial
of material

a reasonable

doubt must be based upon the evidence,

by the evidence,
arbitrary

fact

that

to find

and non-essential

cir-

��t1

The court
" accused

to be innocent

reasonabie
II

it

doubt,

rea

any

instructs

n

their

until

the

le dou t

of hia guilt,

sufficient

derence

of evidence

supports

,1

" to warrant

his

ui t of the

conviction,

beyond a

if

c~used,

the charge

weight

or proto

or prepon-

in the indictment,

must be proved

es

ill

is not sufficient

the greater

his guilt

the

mere suspicion

however strong,

nor is it

guilty

the

is upon the minds of the jury

him. and that

· convict,

the law presumes

that

he is proved

and if there

duty to acquit

bability

the jury

but

so clearly

,I

I and the evidence
'.!

Ii

able

hype- thesis

thereof
of his

so strong,
innocance.

as to exclude

every

reason-

�\

�The court
to be given
jury

are

the testimony

authorized

the parties.
the result

if

intelligence,

stances

·I
I

case,

their

de~eanor

witnesses

their

temper.
whilst

see.

in this

case

interest,

if

ings,

or bias,

testifying,

their

and to give

aa under

to be entitled

the weight

of the witnesses

fee

of information,

of such witnesses

su h wi tnasses

in determining

relationship

proven,

their

eans

jury

of different

the same i

their

to the teatimony

the

to vonsider

of this

has be n shown.

Ii

instru.Jts

all
to.

any,

the
to

i
if any

appa~ent
SJch credit

of the circum-

��The jury
q aocused

of the cri

every material
,, proved

re instructed
e all.aged

fact

eaaas

that

against

in order
him

the

in tr e indictment

ry to oonstitute

beyond a reasona bl.a doubt,

to convict

such cr·m

and if the

jury

ust be

have a reason-

I
I

abie

doubt

the crime

upon a material.
it

is their

doubt and acquit

hi.

fact

or el.ement necessary

duty to give

the priaoner

to constitute

the benefit

of s oh

��The court
the evidence

that

instructs

I/

road p st the pre iaes

shot

gun,

fro
1

Kelley
a.ttac

that

the fire

of their

circumstances,

necessary

to protect

·: such danger

and lawfully

the said

as to both of said

Kelley

the

of firear
along

the public

hile

so pass-

and Via w.ere fired

in defe d-

eana as. reas.onabl.y
and if you further

acted
that

from serious
you should

defendants.

of

him, who used a 12 gauge

by auch

assailant,

from

on the night

and Via were justified

in the belief

was imrninient,

believe

and that

ith

enr

aid defendants

themselves

they

in the possession

be necessary,

the

if

and Via,

or someone with

from this.

the evidence

returning

,' guilty

by Smith

to them to then

'' existing
1

of arnith,

that

Kelle

peacefully

then the said

ing themselves
appeared

though

of John

premises

upon an.d shot

il

ere,

proaeeding

ing the said

jury

the defendants

December 6, 1933,
neverthelea~,

the

Kelley

and

believe
Via in

under the then
it was reasonably
bodily
find

harm, and

a verdict

of not

��1
I

INSTRUCTION NO.

The court
1

H

inatruota

the defendants

acted

were in danger

of serious

others

with

the

jury

that

under a re sonabLe

him, then they

bodily

in determining

apprehension

that

whether
they

harm ~t the hands of Slnith and

Wlllilial:e
instructed

that

they should

con-

I

1

sider

alL the facts

they

y reasonab

they shot.

and oiroumstances
y have appeared

diaalosed

in the evidence

to the defendants

at the time

as

��The Court
11

the evidence

that

enry Smith,

Jo

!I or intent

;J

fired
it

bodily

under all
by said

'I

J. L. Kelley

fired

Lizzie

and

Si

ith

from the evide
the shots,

~s ne~essary
harm,

he

that

if

eon

Kelley
indict
ce that,
as acting

indictments,

Kelley

they

the shots
ith,

fired
enta,

under

struck

then

the

to

is to say that

time the

fro

otive

apply

the reaso
elf

from

that

that

at the

is entitled

irrespective

believe

the shots

so to do to save hi

then the said

three
shots.

jury

a iKe in the three

if you believe

that

the

with which the said

each and all

el~ey

instructs

defendant
abl

be ief

seriously

to an acg_uital-

of the persons

struck

��Instruction
The Court
evidence
shot

instructs

siding,

then

avail

himself

until

it

safely

is

they

are t olr

of the

could

believe

shootin

a---"-

was present"' aiding,
at and into

and until

safely

could

advised

if

counsel,
Smiths,

or abet
and that

shot gun at

was necessary
himself
the

said

a"rl they

of the

with

are

further

then

himself

unless

as he

intent

to maim,

that

Via in his
said

of the

Kelly

shooting

at the

from the

Via in his
after

tbat

.::iuc11shooting

was being
to shoot

the

Kelly
shooting

was likeNise

Kelly

are

as he

further

did not aid,

the house

John Henry Smith fired

of the
his

u.1

attacked
said

but they

at and into

that

or serious

not guilty

,

if they

law of self-defense,

evid e nee that

shooting

,uu/

Smiths.

and

as far

told

doubt

or abetting
Smiths,

the

were re-

as far

believe

from death
Kelly

Smiths

any

and cannot

case,

he retreated

beyond a reasonable

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he himself

in this

from the

Smith fired

the

before

they

Via before

that

at the

and cannot. avail

unless

believe

Via was the aggressor

counselling,

the house

an aggressor

that

evidence

evidence

they

the house where the Smiths

and kill;

fr an the

that

if

law of self-defense

before

disable,

jury tbat

doubt

at and into

shown b:r the

disfigure,

that

the

beyond a reasonable

at him shot

No.

elly

and reasonably

reasonably
believed

John Henry Smith in order
bodily

under his

harm, then
plea

they

should

of self-defense.

believed
that

it

to :rr ot ect
find

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�COM!VIONWEALTH
OF VIRGilHA,
COUNTY OF ROCKINGHAM, to-wit:

In the

Circuit

Court

The grand
in and for
attending

of said

jurors

said

Court

at

do present

that

about

December

5, 1933,

the

aforethought

said

disable,

of the Commonwealth of Virginia,

the body of said

oaths

malice

County:

Lizzie

its

Via and J.

in said

did shoot
then

against

of Rockingham,

December term,

Dennis

Smith,

and kill,

county

county,
Lizzie

the peace

1933,

upon their

L. Kelley,

on or

feloniously

Smith with

and there

and now

and of

intent

her,

to maim, disfigure,
and dignity

of the

Commonwealth of Virginia.

This
Henry Smith,
in Court

indictment
C.R.

and sent

is found on the

Fawley,
before

ands.
the grand

testimony

of John

F. Newman, witnesses
jury

to give

evidence.

sworn

�FA

·~
~
I~

I~'\\~

~

Commonwealth

I~

~\j

v)

Indictment

Dennis Via

&amp;

J. L. Kelley

{

~

Felony
~

~'

~
\"\

December term,

1933

(',~

I

A True Bill:

~

~I{ ~

Witnesses:

t

John Henry Smith
C. R. Fawley &amp;.s. F. Newman

~
\

;Y

f

~

~~j

~

D. W. Farman
Commonwealth's Attorney

�RETURN

IN

FIVE

DAYS

TO

CHAS. R. FAWLEY
SHERIFF

OF

ROCKINGHAM

HARRISONBURG.

COUNTY

VA.

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I n the Ci rcuit Court of sa id County :
The grand jurors i n and f or t h e bo dy of sa i d. county
of Rocking am and. now attending sai d. Court at its February
term , 1929 , upon their oats do pre sent that Dewey Crawford. ,
Charlie Crawford. , a nd Herbert Crawfo rd. , with i n one year next
p io

to t he fi n i ng of t h is i ndic t ment , in the said. county

of Rockingham , did unlawfully and f eloni ously ma nufacture
distill ed ardent spi rits within one hundred yards from where
they had in their possession a gun , a gainst t he peace and
d.i gni ty of the Commonweal th of Virgi ni a .

This indictment is f ound on the tes ti mo ny of Chas . R.

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�STATE OF VIRGINIA-COUNTY OF ROCKINGHAM,

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I, __ _____ __ _______ ____ _____ ____ ____ __ --- ______ ______ __ ______ , a Justice of the Peace in and for the
County of Rockingham, Virginia, do hereby certify that_ __ ______ ____ ___________ _____ ________ ___ __ and
__ ____ ________ ______ __ _______ ___ __ _____ __ _____ __ ______ ___ _________________________ _as his suret ____ ,
have this day acknowledged themselves indebted to the Commonwealth of Virginia in the sum of
___ ___ __ __ ______________________________ ___ ___________ Dollars ($ ______ _______ ), to be made and levied
of their goods and chattels, upon this condition: That the said __________ __ __ __ __________ ________ __ ___
shall appear before the undersigned or the Circuit Court of Rockingham County, on the _________ ___
day of_ _____ ------ ·- - - -------- ---- ------- --- , 192. -- -, and not leave hence without leave of the said
Court, to answer the charge in this warrant, or to await the action of the Grand Jury of the said
County upon the within charge.
Given under my hand this, the ____ ___ ____ _day of_ ______________ __ __ ______ ___ , 192 ____ ,
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COUHTY OF ROC KilIG · 1, to-w i t:

In t he Circui t Court . of said Comity :

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The grand jurors in and for t he boa. y of s a id County
of Hocking ham and now atten ding s a i d Court at i ts Octobe r ter m,
1923, upon their oe,ths, do presen t t ha t Dewey Green within one year

next prior to t he finding ' of this inlictn ent, in the sa id Cotmt y
of Roc kingham , did unlawf ullyma .nufact ure, sell, offer,k eep, store,
and e xpose for s al e, gi ve away , tra n sport, dispen se, solici t ,
advert ise and receive orders f or arde nt s pi rits, a gainst the poo. ce
aud dignity of t he Commonwe a l th of Virgin ia.
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further 1)resen t t ha t Dewey Green wi t h in on e y ea r nex t pr ior to
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i n ' ing of t his incl .i. ct i ent di d unlawf ully get drunk in a

pu.blic place , to-v1it , at Grott oe s, Rocki11gham Cou.nty , Virgin ia ,
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of the said county of Rockingham, and severally and respectiveiJy acknowledged themselves to be indebted to the Comm,onwealth of Virginia, in manner and form following, that is to say : the said

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severally waived the benefit of their Homestead Exemption as to this obligation, and also waived any
claim or right to discharge any liability to the Commonwealth arising under this recognizance with
coupons detached from the bonds of this State, to the use of the Commonwealth of Virginia if the said

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shall make default in the performance of the

conditions underwritten.
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do and shall personally . appear befor e the Circuit

Court ,o.f Rockingham on the ____ ~___ day of the __

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thereof, being the __________ day of_ ___ ___ ____________ __________ 192

, at the Court-house thereof,

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                    <text>CO~Th10NWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
COUNTY OF ROCKINGHAM , to-w it:
In the Circu it Court of said Count y:
The g and juror s in and for the body of said cou...nt y
of Rocki ngham and now atten ding said court at its Oct ober term,
1925, upon their oaths do prese nt that Dick Shif flett
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one year next pri(or to the fin ding of ~his indic tmen t, · in the
said count y of Rocki ngham , did tmlaw fully manu factu re, sell,
offer , keep , store and expos e fo~ sale, give away, trans port,
dispe nse, solic it, adve rtise and recei ve order s for arden t
spiri ts, agai nst the peace and digni ty of the Commonwealth of
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The ju.ror s afore said upon their oaths afore said do
fu.rth er prese nt that Dick Shiff lett, wi thi n one year next prior
to the findi ng of this indic tment , in the said count y of Rockingha m, did unlaw fully have in his posse ssion ar dent spiri ts,
again st the peace &amp;nd digni ty of the Commonwealth of Vi rgini
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furth er prese nt that Dick Shiff lett, withi n one year next prior
to the findi ng of this i ndict ment , in the said count y of Rockingha m, did unlaw fully recei ve ard ent spiri ts, again st the peace
and digni ty of the Commonwealth of Virgi nia.

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No. 1

,._.,heoourt 111st

cts the

aocu ed to be innocent
able

doubt,

an

if' there

doubt of the guilt
acqui

hirn.

proven

may

sis,tent
guilt,,

i:f

his

the

guilt

theory

with

innocence.

UJ&gt;:ports the charge

I

i.s upon th+inds

consistent

su:ff'icient,

be innocent.

the

he is proven

of the accus

however strong,

reasonable

th~t

law prefJU.llles the
guilty

beyond all

of' the

jury any reasonable

d, tl,e law makes it t,heir

His gu. · t is not to be inferred

vri th his

vi ,t.ion,

until

jury

weight

cons:is tent

with

the facts

or l)r bability
to convict

of' his

nor is it

or prep &lt;11derence o:f evidence

the indic-,tment,

must be proven

duty to

but the,/ nnist be incon-

Mere suspicion

is not sufficient

reate
in

hi..~ guilt,,

because

reason ....

r:ut to warrant

ao clearl,
the evidence

tllat

there

his

con-is no

upon which he can

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•

No. 2

The Gou.rt

l)erson

charged

tabli!'.Jhed
this

in t u

with

s the

·ury th.a

crime to be innocent

bY the commonweal th b~Jond

presumption

o:f innocence

goes

entire

case and

P~lies

having

heard

the evidence

in this

doubt of the guilt

Of the

r asona'ble

it

al

is their

and to acquit

the

all

law presumes

t.mtil

llis guilt

reasonabLe

thereof,
case,

the

h:im.

and

throughout

and i:f

jury

the

after

h:.i.ve a

accUBed upon the wh .e

duty to gi e the priso111er the bene:fit

es-

ia

doubt,

th the accused

at every stage

every

se,

o:f such doubt

��'he

convic

oourt

on o:f th~

mon ee.lth
clusion

top
of

accused in this

ove beyond

every

fact,

circumat ances

eveiy

reasonable

cence by two witnesses
a material

inet. ucte the ju~

1urther

that

the

o:r the

will"'ully

with

a.ccu.sed and the

1th his

legal

cor

turn

27 Gratt.

1027.

to

borai.ive

tlle scale

presumption

innocence.
swart z Case,

irmo-

swore falsely

such strong

as to clearly

t:as orn-

and to the ex-

consisten

accused

or by one witness

of such a character

overcome the oath

a le doubt

hyp thesis

ze a

the bur en is on

cas~,

reaso

to author

that

and

or his

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•

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:a:he oourt

inst

··cts

the

jury&lt;_t ...----~~"'-'""-"~..J,-J,

the

they were t-ried

whi

eLOn ,; fo.

..!:

l998-,. o:r _t111~ .ourt~ is. notr to be considered

the ,jlu:y. in de. a.m..ining the- gui'lt

Hen sle.y,; .tn _this"

Dors~

hatever
innocence
find

theyj

tn:ar;·

~Y be3:ieve

:from the evi

of the HLnsie~s,

the indictment,

unless

they believe
false

b

or--im'rOeenee 'Of' the- accused,

been ended,

re:s·· 11at · case· bas

t-....
the ace· sad, Do:rae.., Hensle,,

at

.as to _the gt.lilt

~ce

o~ :fel~ny ~- they
guilty

of perjury

f'ltom ~aj the
y,as

charged

and_/

~ro{not

as charged

evida:1ce

or

in

in

this

in the indictment.

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�No. 7

The court

instructs

the

jury

commonwealth to prove beycnd every reasonable
exclusion

of every

innocence

of the a0cused,

of per jury

\J

c!harged

reasonati

e hypothesis

that

ta u:pon the

t at the bur

cons::is ten,

Dorsey Hensley

in t,lle in dictrnent.

doubt,

and to the
with tl1e

committed the crime

�....

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..

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a.

No.

The
sists

a ourt

in wilft.21

in the statute
siP)li:f,;ing

instructs

the

:false

swearmg,

means not merely

an evil

intent

are further

instruction

unless

believe

men

they

that

and that

under the

the word "wilt'\11
but with

,,011.mtarily,

without
that

t at perjur

they

justifiable

cannot

excuse,

in t st ify:t.ng as charged

but also

that

he testified

with

law con1

as used

,

a bad purpose
anrl the

f:ind the prisoner

he not only knew at the time he made the

ere :false,

J.

jury

jury

guilty

in the indict-

statements

a bad purpose.

that

they

�' .

�...
'

No.

The Court

instructs

to be innocent

until

1

the

jury

that

the

he is :proven guilt

beyond

doubt

and if' there

is upon the ..1inds of the

doubt

of the

guilt

of

acquit

hin.

His

guilt

proven

may be consistent

sis tent

7i th his

g :l.lt,

sufficient_ports
his

the
6uilt

theory
innocent.

if

charge
Lmst

consistent

is

not

the

1G not

be proven

suf.::icient

in(lictmont,
so clearly
evidence

le

any reasonable

laN makes

but

accused

reasonal

it

their

tc be in_-fe!':::oci bec1.use

\7eight

vri th the

all

jury

Mere suspicion

greater

in the

the

.'ii h _1ic: r-;u.il t,

innocence.

hm1eve::: st:tong,

ed,

e accu

pre'·1.unes the

le,!

duty

the

tl10y must

facts

be incon-

or probability

to convict/

nor

of' 11is
is

it

or prci:&gt;ono.ern.nce of evir 1 ence
but
that

to

:-rarrant

1

there

is

his

conviction

no reason'l1Jle

upon bti:s.1.n which

to

h,

can be

S1.1.1:-

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•

...

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....

•
The Court instructs

con u:rrence

case.

before
the

thi.s

a convicti.on

jury,

case

entertain
his

after

of twelve

jury

that

can be had, and if

having

the law contem:pla es in tltlis

minds in the conclUsion

duly ccnsidered

and af er c Qtsul.tation

any individual
all

with his

of the

fellow

a reaaonab.11.e doi.b t as to t11e guilt

dUty not

of the

the

jury

the guilt

o surrender

his

entertain

different

or innocence

of' the

own convictions,

convictions
accused.

mem er of

evidence

ju:rors,

of tl1e
because

guilt

of

in

shall

cc sed, it

is

the baJ.B.n

ith reference

to

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t

Instruction

The court
fror.1 the

instructs

as to t

evidence

brothers,

tried

Dorsey

Hensley,

unless

they

the

in October
0

ilty

believe

...,

that,

ment;

to say,

1909",

fact

that

nha teve:"

il t or in t0cenc
thff

cannot

he s·ore

may believe

of' t:ne Hen::.iley
the

in the

in tl1is

or facts

they

find

as char('/'ed

from t11e evidence

to a material

is

jury

of perjury

mrore f. lsely
that

1e

No. 2 1/2

case

inrlictment
th·, t he nil fully

as charged

falsely

accu'3ed,

in the

as charged

indict-

in the

indict-

~

mt1nt, th1.t he knew at the
be di&lt;l 1 ":. wilfully
the

ease of

-pect to

u

was ma tei-·b.l

and for

the Hensley
m3.terin.l
to

ti ,ie/\he •7as s•-,earinc

the

the

purpose

rot'1er~,

f·- cts
i '1sues

of rleceivinJ

the

in October

last,

trierl

i:a of the cam,
of that

•

----

fal'3ely,

cn.oo·•

and that

his

unrl t.h'.'it
jury
with
said

in
reste~ti:r:1011y

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No. 3.

The Court
of' perjury

of the

there

statement

the

instructs

witress

and corroborating

the

legal

the

the

only

accused.

one witnP,SS

of hiB innocence.

or of 6ne witness

al.2..eged to

is

the

and overcome

to proof

of the

sufficient,

to be perjured.

falsity

falsity

showing

.r

oath

by one

o:f tl1e accused.

other

thA guilt
by the

and

circumstances,

testimony
all

as clear-

however,

requirement,

This

As to

believed

the

of such a character

of the

to e8t~.blish

test1rron

to facts

01,

2nd. corroborating

be perju1·e&lt;'l.

if'

to the

same must be established

or the

cir01.unsta!1ces

to be proven

or necessary

indictment

scale

presumption

of two witnesses,
applies

statement,

a conviction

authorize

testifying

to be perjured,

alleged

of such

to turn

to

must be two witnesses

falsity

ly

that

Jury

given

facts

of the

by

material

accused,

Jury.

was in r-act. 'true

or

J. tt.1...;ci.

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•

No.

The Court

instructs

been penni tted

i~1 thiR

t ial

Jury

the JUI"Y that
ease~ to tell

~

of the Hensley/I(

i!Bnsl~y

on that

only

not

testimony
false,

test irnony over

Jury

indictment

Jur.'

the wi tness~s
agai

1'

~

tPon

the

4

td±1tl

question

to be perjured.

a material

trinl.
is,

the testimony

trial

of course,
the

.-1~

by

the

of'
and is

case

true

and gave
given

testimony
t!'ue

the
or
the

~

charged
or false.

,
PY

by~

to be considered

was in fact

of'

of whether

wa!3, in fact,

The testimony

of whether
testinnny

testimony

character,

were sworn in this

on t.his

on the Hensley

to on the

upon the question

on that

have

to be cons..:.dered

her or not

was of

this

by

~~~

the

trial

as to the

and is

of me

of Do-I?Se_ Fenslt.y

unless

himself

same ( except

qwstion

to be considered

as witnesses

what was testified

was admitted

Dors y He'131"7J on that

in so far

,,_.._~ ~r

the

trial)

UJ)On the

4.

by

in the

�'.

Hen

e@&gt;----i

,,
'

�r

•

--The cou-t
1:f any person

inst_

cts

the jury

to ';7hom an oath

occasion

wil:tl.tlly

material

matter

swear falsely
or thing.

that

in Virginia

is larr.fully

it

aoJ11inister

on sue 1 occar1ion,

is perju:r,r:d on any

touching

any

�r

•

�r

•

The Court
evidence

that

instr'Ucts
the prisoner

against

Layton,

alleged

in the

case,

in that

credence

to giire

weight

the

material
.knd the

Court

Jury

dil·ectly
or tendAd

credit
case

to other

to the
witll

of some other
then
further

such

in

such testimony

or a.?l"J

pertinent

to the issue

or -point

to irrluce

the

Jury

to give

evidence,

circumstances,
of

the

accused

tfmded

OJ~

oI' to
hims lf

nntter,

as

or to

'l!!itness

in the case with respect
to a
Dorsey -:r , • l ,./
of M. it i:fie was material
•

testimony
the

tended

to prove

material

•

to the issues

to a material

for,

enml.gh •

suc..h testi-

respect

i~ of no importance

&lt;b mmonwAaltl1 against

as

if

testimony

instructs

any o:f the

C.Orimonwealth

or in pA.rt,

whether

was material

that

from the

of the

in whole

material

inlit.!r

the

ease

the sub st anti al ::)art of the

and force

in that

matter,

the

0ase,

to

additional

testimony

tel_s

beli(WA

in determining

then

was either

readier

a witness

they

if

in the

of' such testimony

Court

port ion thereof'

give

that

testified

indictment,

the

in y'1testion

ju~;

Reuben :md Kemper Hensley

mony or any portion

said

the

Reuben,

if'

Jur:J

the

the

that

said

m8.tters

test

in

degree

o:f mater-

imor:y of the
the eairl

:V.:emperand Layton

accused

ca::ie of

Hensley,

it

is

�r

•

�The court
that

instructs

Dorsey Hensley

movements

after

the

,;1ilfully

l .,aving

that

Jury

s•.10re f' l'"lely

tl1

,.-agon at

not ma terin 1 to the

issneCJ involved

brothers

1908)

in October

guilty

n.s charged

wilful

false

wagon at
case

said

as to the movements

in deteruining
other

b t t e jury

v1hether

c 1.rges in the

of the
t·ie

may consider
after

ac:3- . ed wilfully

indictme

t.

a:1 to his
road

·1as

of the Hensley

cam1ot :fi1v,. the
believe

movements

accused

springs

trial

if tllcy

swearir~::; '.'las as to his
road,

in the

indictment

in t1.rntifyin:;

the Taylor

ancl the J ry

in t1e indictment

in t.e

the ch~rge

that

aftor
the

ace

the only

le::iving
evidence

leqving

sed

the
in the

the ~a~on

si:mre falsely

as to the

�..'
r

•

•

�No. 6.

Tl1e Court iJ1structs

circumstantial

circumstances

the

evidence,

jury

jury

in !)roof

produce
by

that

of guilt._,.

by

the facts

and

r,:roduce on thRrflminds of the

certainty,

of' the commtssion

exclusion

that

is not essential

establisll',.,.hOUl.d

and circumstances

to the

it

and demonstrative

absolute

facts

the

but it

is su:f.ficient,

a moral certaint.y
the accU11 d o:f the

of a reaaonab1e

doubt.

jury

i:f' Auch

on the minds of
:f'fense

cha-rged,

�''
-\,

'
♦,

_,,
f

I

'Ii"

."

�No.
The Court

inatru.cts

the

7

jury

as a matter

are not to go beyond tl1e ev:t.dence to hunt
to entertain

such doubtw as are merely

A reason#J.ble

doubt

sence

of' evidence

It mst
It

for the

o

essential

not be an arbitrary

must be serious

quittal.

mu.gt be based

o

doubt without
in order

to :filid a verdict

and non-essential

evidenc~

nor are they

or on the

ab-

o:f tJ'le accused.
to su.stain

to warrant

o:f conviction

ito

an ac-

:fact or :facts

circ,.mrnt~cvs.

they

or conjectural..

evidence,

lle guilt

It must be a dor.1bt o-r a material

imr.iaterial

doubts,

chimerical

upon the

to proof

and substantial

Jury to believe

U!.)

at· ~aw tl1at

necessary
and not

�..,
f

..

•

-

�...
'

r

p.

The Court
in this
credibility
evidence

they

jury

dence as evenly

into

of it.

or any ~a
the

to be given

intelligence,
statements,

circumstances

interest

to the parties

shown, t l1eir

any is

their

apparent

candor

the reasonableness

may deem -pr0per

of

or to such extent

as,

witnesses,

the

to take

of the cas~ if thl)y

involve(\

th i

f'eeli~g

and demeanor on the
their

the

and to give

as they

to

in determining

result

and all

under

to t.he

opposite

or unreascnableness

on the trial.,

any witness

to be given

and :fairness,

means o:f information,

appearing

to th~ testimony

ap9ea:r8J1ce

and of' the

the weighf o.f t.he evi-

of various
in the

:facts

testify

tl1ey have a)r1ght

but

their

t.heir

of' the weight

When witnesses

relationship

witness-stand,

es of the

to the testimony

consideration

or bi a.a, if

an

1.n arri v.:iing at a verdict

ia not bo.1nd to regard

balanced,

have any, their

that,

are the aOl.6 ju

of' the witnesses

each otl1 r,

weight

s t be jury

instract

case,

8

apparent

o:e their
mirroun

or deny credit

the circumstances,
tl1ink

; ng

:vro:per.

they

�•

j

•
I

0

lOo

�UOo 10 ..

The court
believe

instructs

the jury 1 as u matter

from the evidence

Keupe:r Hensley,

in th

that

in the

Circuit

Court

ginia,

on the 10t11 day of' October,

called

in the progre

administered

;;€ _ said

to him

court,_ or by its

~ thereupon
then

there

of said

clerk

testified

at

oath

ad.I, inistered

larr.fully

by a court

aid

need be no f'· ~tner

to show that,

the

then having

tir.c

the vr isoner

anr that

to testify

cnuse

at

proof' u~

said

in said

jurisdiction

said

1ras then

cause,

time,

;'\ testH'ied,

to try

- ... rms

b. the

anrl t at the said~

part

and in t __e trial

-

an oath

or dePlltY clerk,

in

v~~

of' HocJcin~hna c~

1908,

trial

s a 1itness

trial

of la\7 1 that if they
of Layton, Reuben and

in said

court,

of' the co~-:on-!rnalth
'he did

of' a felony
aid case.

so under

ca e in and

�.r

.... .t
.a.

..

....

l

�r

•

Ir you find

the

prisoner

not guilty

I:' you find

the

prisoner

euilt.r

you will

sa_r

confinem&lt;Jnt
more than

30

Hnd ascertain

in t:r.e peni tentie.ry

you wil!

as charg·ed

his

say so and no nore.

in the

in,.:.ictment

punishr.1.er:t, v.rhich rc:hall be

not

less

than

two years

ten years.

I
]

nor

�l

!

'j

�1 o. //

The court

...,vidence
1 ~,

))Cr

t rn Ju:ry that

instructs

tl · t on the

dint

lGth

1....
fence

Co1 to.:

in the

0

e

:ncl th'tt

t o

, t ·rim

.. it1

t;o t11e risoner

its

c J. -j~k or ne. u.ty

hi

~esti

ony in t e ....ai

icl ..., ··rt,

on t: c l )tl

a ores id tot-

:o

an

tri. .1 unclel'

of'

pp_,-.n,h ·!.

s

cL iniste

·7

s

sidcn

tl e

_ is oner

le~t

rade Gr· en :ode

:· gon on t· c

d
l1

id not

~

van

elt

to

tor

lo -reen

oc i"

:c

~-

ne .r

'12d

O&lt;"

in s· -;_d,..age ,

aid barn

t 2t

a t, 'o-·.

b
''T

a~

J'3C

the

nd

tta

as~:rnd 1 y t: c

i~ t,

~,

gon ·mo occ ·-

·assan

1d

l

st nina

e- :per Hcnoley

1

ril-

Fade G~een

t· rt

·n s ..id

or r.iaylo:r ·

in ·h ,.,m Ti,::~nnikc,

T 1?npike

s

ov J~ta.kon nca:r· tbc

nd t1at

i..v ,ho:i.e t··e

oc· in ha

of

in

oath

o: SeJtemocr,

h t sa ld

.nd

taking

abOl·t r.alf-P

1.:1e. e

'1u en and

sot th 'JaTcl -=-- t· c

OP. o i.d

--,r ")y

::.n ·c.h

tho s£1.
id case,

·11 .1.1 ..: 7.11Uilte

nsley,

•"Lth L yton,

·en e" uenr,ley

af'ter

1

oc: i ,,·h m ':..':r.T ite

s ri. ,.,,. Po .d loads

1808,

prisoner,

the rnsidnnce

c :L. ction

m

the n:L ;ht

c,

,..,d oy so.'id cm rt,

no. tr. .-:.',t

r.d '·

e o-· s i(l Green on t1 e

,.zon ·oi. ')' Ln an c stcrly

said

·r•_n Pelt,

on the ni·; t of the

'ado Groen,

v •. cub n,

n incl.Lctment oh .,,.g-

· •it --e'1'3 in

the ·)u - ose o.-:going ooon-··unting,
or ten o I clock,

Cvunty as a ·1it.1 us

and t at tr e said

t ....
otify

:e,1~-

th t 1 o wo11l spcal~ the truth

Oc. tll

case,

that

in cor a-ry ·;it

Rock:ingh"

d y of' ontobm",

11

'"'7o:·e "A_lsel

f1·11-

the·..,

Cle ·k

~hr

b" .. n

-?ro: .,ho

1,he 11risonor,

_se of' t e Co ..mmealth

.., and L yton Honsl ..,•r, then o
i

they i1clieve

if

o:f octob :r, 1908,

day

c Ci. c·it

on ben!l.lf' of the

..

nd t~ t in

n of
Sc; · d ·

gon

�...

;.

'!.
f

';

t

'ir-r

�i
0,....

..
'

t·

o:rtto

y

t
ns

0

ton .:

r

.t

1th v.

uben,

o· n d -',; ·t ·. ony ..

K

· il_

n the

Y',

s

t e
t an

·oono·

s

1 '.I

•·rein ·

0

nor . O!'O th n to

•

:.,

aid

0~

ill:

an

4b

c..

"(T

tri

t e

1

or

L yton .. n leJ,
13.,

to

n

1th v. P.- be 1,

J

1

te'"'t · 0

_on

-ho i

J\e id case of t

0

de

t

t· t

- _.th ..

te i .,. to

. ll

0

C

th
.L:

. :r ,..on.,

t e

s

J .

tl e

.

(

ilt

d

,.,,
.., t in

n·

tr,.

�. ./

&gt;

!,

'j

�..

,•'

COMHO:t-PI:/ILTH
OF VIRGINIA ,
COU~TYOF HJCKINGHAM,TO-fIT!
IN T}m CfHCl.jIT

or

The jurors

the

bo y of the

co

·t a·.., · ts

present
Co'.lnt

County o

Marcl1 term,

that

r, a·

on

"'10

the

he said

Hensley
for

in

r

•

f'o

·the

yea:r

~he s nid

1908

1

Rouben

·'·he barn

· ain

in sai~

u,-:i., and

b ~n

nsl -::,yand Xe:r

app - ar ed i

for a f lon:v,

to-wi~,
of

'•ho ?Pd da

r H n.sloy

1

and c r· ain

ny therein,

• Lay·

sai

fvlon

fo

n

el

!,' ,..

·-:

:f

Judge

nnn. K m1per

~

·0.-:,n .:ho ·;,rifll

hf'!:

on 'the i:3th

.J~ Ir/van

of

· he said

in

by T. N. Haas,

_ensley

nj_e1r· - i,:,e of

Ccr,.,1.nt
r .ri·' h in eri., ·,o C..)i,mtl:t larc

sai'

oaths

county

her of,

for

illle said

in 1:he y ar 1908,

or. an indicttr.ent

-11L,c•rin in th

sl.

an

in

their

upon

the Courthouse

ly ~ri_.

Virginia.,

:909,

Oc 'Ob

held

COUNTY:

T)

and no?T at ending

ea

h

, Layt ,n Hensley,

were join

sept el-;:b6r in

Rockingham

t court

1908,

cour

.C'·lonio

commonweal·f:h of

16 "h d . of

ircui

day or oc~ober,
of

the

COUHT vF SAI

n Hens

and

6 , Reube

, norney Hens ey

a oresai

c u.ril ao

said

s1. y and •;;as then

-hero in said

cou

co1.U't -oh0n and --h re si v"ing

0ircni

the evict.enc o h

ru i:lh, ...1
Cc
u:.o
H

he Cou :'b a:rc "'Csa .

y in

whoo ..ruth

t, h

,he ,,rial

·o inquir

a.Hd no hin

rlal

ru:bh,

he

"

f' or

of the said
ne f lony

· vrhethPr

th

Layton

ai'or

said.,

said

Lay·

Hensl
i

n,

y,

G

trial

ing a ~., o i ty by law ·'.o adlr. nis uor said

~~

sley

u_µon the
e said

shonld

1ly

0

1

afor0said..,

that

Ghould be the

lie said

Circuit

ca 11, an

d · hare

R · 1ben

,he said

orn by

R ben Hensley

· ,hen

an

·i:iha
and Kmtp

t&gt; crur.e rr.a~ ·r

~

_

nd X rr.p-..r H ns
is

c rr.n:only known as a ro!:.l. ;-;ugon, on which
"D

of'

~a...,on along

1908,

an·

...1e Public

h

road

n~~

in

, as

0

so

1cno1m as the

of

Ji g the

·· 1e said

Passe

22d day

wi • .a th

Hocl&lt;.ingha1l Turnpj_ko naar

ir

�f

.'

I¼,rt·

•

SJ:W p-r:-es att~ JO

u.req

-~--

'

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.

:YT

A2

-

0

1

f1

.ro
f1

'rr:

Ov

"

II

.

s

Ull

I"'

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r

I

on

JJ

\

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0

...

~

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rt l
!

.

b1

.

It

...
- ':tG

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1.t

II.

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1
tfd'rrr.

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b

. lan: •
II

l

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...,

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tl:I

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'I '

'

b.so

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1:o

b"""'

fI

)f.i:qrI

O!II.~ 0

If

r{

,aoer

rl
'I

'1-

.t

.r
.er£nsn.c,.o

rI

n•ro

)[

BO

0

id11

0 ...

i ...0d.

n:o.r. no "

�lI ,

--2--

of the

barn

h

said

Mr s

said

wag n s op ed o

said. road. o

said

barn

at

ar1d whether

:{err.:per Hem~ley Passed
p rson

were

0r persons

along

norsey

west

Gr

n ·,o a

road

is

:fro::. a _,oini., near
von o'clock

on said
Gree

accompanied

nightl

TurnPik.
said

last

the

Taylor

the

said

i1 :r.e' · at

o ·,;ha·

the

of the

lorsey

the

and

1aoe,

H) I'OD.d

said

·.-;ent

nine

said
Reuben

stoPPing

Hensley

Dorsey

norsey

Poin
:fro

and

near

s a.

of

said

~

w e· ;h:'r

TurilPiko

and vtent into

c on -from ::i.but

rade

a

and

and Wade Green left

Hensley

of Massanetta

said

the Rockinghan.

SPrin

junction

Reuben and K n:,per Hensley

in .fro:1"~,of' and east

·rade Green

ot

leading

the

said

by tho

~he sa:i.n.. La.yton,

f'rom said

to-~1,

1i ,h d.og61 hunte1

He sley

, Reuben and Kemper Hensley

named Point,

ard there,

·,1-~ssanetta

RS

sep·i err.her,

and Passed

Hensley

or Taylor

ly

public

Wade Green a·: between

ei-L,her

springs

Layton,

Porsey

~ tl..AA.i
7}1·

Mrs.

said

knovm

Wade

-,__:z..~

sa.1d Layto

the

on said

-bhe said

is

said

said

to 1,!assanetta

S.Prin s r ad,

Layton,

of september, ,...1908, in company with

"l'i·thou

as t..ar as

said

o.f the said

of

22d day of

o-r sep ember 22, 19C8,

's r sidence

the

whether

I

and whether
tt10

nny other

and ·Jxemi.ses where

bar

residence

barn

tho

a11d

and Particularly

and barn

of ..,.he said

or ..b,e said

a·.. or n-.ar the said

barn,

· 1e r, sidenc

n.nd 7:hether

van Pelt

or Kon:tPer Hensley

Gree

said

, Heuben a d· Kerr.per H nsley

ba:rn of Mrs.S~

, Reube

1

.Prerr.ises

night

near

saio_ wagon .frorr. a . oint

a d r.ear

springs

the

a -oint

Layto

near

and whether

ay o , Rouben and Kemper Hensley

·;.heir

of ·t:.he said

of said

·: e sa · d l,ayto

Wade

said

c1,ed by a roac1. lf_\:1.di 1g

or Taylor

f:riP at

sa · d wagon,

the

waa.e Green on the night

nd

road,

in

barn

beyond

east

inters

SiJrine;s

said

oint
and

said

Pelt

a 1d 1·Jade Green were with

Hensley

of' the

Va11 Pelt,

'he

their

{eub n and Kemper Hensley
road

said

tir:

t.i1an .1e said

in or accompanied

tl e said

the

.J~ m.Van

or Taylor
· n o I clock

he wood.S

springs
of' said

,., 1,J-

night

of'

s

p ~ertber 19 8 until

and thereupon,

"

he said

Dors

about

twelve

Hensley,

o'clock

being

of ·Lhe srur.e nieht,

s orn as a ·,idtness,

11e,

�uq

~iJGLS:-1.00lJl

::m:rc.rDOLOGA

,C}JO

pe:ru~

H8118J01'.'

8!.lOLll'

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T.

us~ ~e~pa.. TD')8

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1n the

22d day of •op ember,

norGey Hensl

and :that

he said

.h.a Ro C kiHgh

~he said

~he residence

of o-oing coon-lun
o'clock,

lfi ~r,unty aforesaid,
:feloniously,
'7{11:fully
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. \, ·_soly S"'lore and ta i:fied., arr.onB: o :~he-r

1 auben

and

,o a ::-oad wagon on

said

Do. :.:my Hensloy

and

wagon body and rod.,

·ri'i h

he said

Rockingham

Turn.Pike

where a Public

road

ne

a or T~ylor

·:n

said

over

1

said

~~

l!

Pu.bl· c road

No

t o

oi .!.her

n a

he said

leads

t t e

_1

sout!-::r, rd

in

1..

ben and Kerr.Per Hensley

on sai

dogs,

i1

front

and. ear.3't of naid

Taylor

h

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s ·d

arn,

o

an

alone

of

of

1/i:rs.

8

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barn

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firs.~~

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aid

Lay

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-ca or

Taylo"

'.iJL

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said. HockJ.ngham TurnJikc,

ad
I'. .u

ni

·b,

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SPrings

hirr. and

to

rn

springs

or said
roo. d and

,he oaid

c rtain

asoan·t
i1 ere,

Wade Green,

n

wher
and

ace Green af ·0r 1 aving -sa-

of and

·,vhich had accorr.panied

company w

hey passed

-r1"'r

o Massa e

y a d

SPrings

TurseJ

ediately

,e in

Lay -on, 1 euben

r

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Turnpil&lt;.e to Jll:assa-

sai.d harn

~1

1e said

y and
y

nbnrg

·.hat the wagon in wl11cl1 i,hey were riding

or the said wagon or

and Kerr.p r Hensl

he,

H sley,

( r l•y the

Hon:,

ockingham

aid bar

and

::.a • w
Dorney

ea~;-;, of Harris

in r:o travelli

a."1d. K

s "op on sa · d triP

out

miles

ng am T

Van Pelt' s and tl ai;
ey got

a:::.d.that

ube

Van Pol.,',..,,

did not

abou-': four

from ·a.110sa · d

leaa.s

H)c

in',

I

SPrinzs,

Layton,

V3

to a

;hat

Lay ,or.,

Pieco

of

a or Taylor
by

ai c1 of

hunted

�-vf

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r

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r-Lrn11~h the

n.bouil t,·:elve

o'clock

coon,

for

!'\!:.id. wood

01· said

residence

tlle

said

22d

oa

Dorsey

b

t'

tI1e said
said

of'

, 1908

1

Dorsey

acco

aloLg

r

id

a.t. a1 y o herho

n±
Lay on,

said

public

Van Pelt'
night
lcy

road

by or n ar he said
in

o.f septorr.b

barn,

the barn

'i11lere Jy

S#\ir!

rUPtly
and

n ben and Kempe-r Hensl-

s ro

pa.,s

22,

1

swea= falncly,

sr,es

eviience.

1908

the

/

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by said

S~

s ...d

1

szane

1

tna t

of'

bnrn

e said

i,

:.rs ..

said

agon occUP1od

Laytoz,

Reuben and

'TT\.

JI.rs. v~n Polt

aforesaid,

1r

f

side

cu~ove in a ·, ngon al2.._ne ,h

did

Dorr;ey Hens

county

in tne

~"'2ZJ~

and .fact

o.r said

11 said

.r

on said
'l~pr-r

•,v· 1ou·b uto:!:JPing near
en and the.re,

lid

reloniously,

ilf'ul_y

o:::mit perjUTy

and

5~ !':\
Henssaid

upon the
and cor-

against

tho peace

y of ·u:1e corr. on eal -r-h of Virginia;

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·••i,n

ruth

trial

digni

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the east
east

said

he

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said

of

Rock;in.gham Turnpik

::&gt;2d of
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~

house

Dor

any
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Green's

hereas

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.:. a _ oint

f

Hensley

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and ''ade Green

, Hensl

until

nigl1,. of sep .err.bor 22, 1908,

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Gre n left

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a prisoner confined in the Virginia Penitentiary
tence pronounced

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is a fit person

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having

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................................
wil1 not be dependent upon public or private charity:
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suance of authority

that

now therefore,

of the State of Virginia, in pur-

vested in us by Act of Assembly, approved

during the remainder of

assurance

March 7, 1904, do parole the

.........term of sentence, upon the following conditions-

viz: That ...............................................
sha11 at all times during this parole conduct ........
. ........... ...... .self as
an honest, sober, peaceable, industrious,
accept and continue in the employment
tificate hereto attached;

and law-abiding citizen; that

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secured for ............................................
as per employip.ent cer-

and that ..............................................
shalJ at all times be respectful and obedi-

ent to ...................................................
employer., and..re.p.ortjn.wi:itin

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the terms of this my parole and agree to perform all its conditions .

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                    <text>C01.J,IOI:"l1:'v'..-!i LTH 0£ VI RGII;I
COUFTY OF ~ 0 KIEGE

,
.: , t o-\7 i t :

I n th e Gi rcui t Court o-': said County :
The ju ors of t 1e Commo.rrneal th of Vi rgi n ia in and f or the JOd'
of the c ounty of Roc ki ngham and n on attendin0 sa i d Cour t a t i t s
February term , 1 30 , u p on thei r oa t h s do p resent that Dougl as

:01,1l) ry

on or ab out January 8 , 1 930 i n sai d c ounty , d i d unlawfully have i n
h i s p ossess i on a st i ll , s t i l l

p , ,-1 orm , tub , fen,1enter , and othe r

a:p ;;:,l iances conne ted . i tr, and us ed in the operat i on of a st ill, wi t out havi ng the same r eg i s tered. as req_ui ed. by la , agai nst the p eace
a ncl di gnity of ci.e ~ommonweal th of Ti r g ini a .

This i n: ictnent is f ound on the test i mo n, of ~e org e
'. . T .

ex odJ , · nd. '.''

• L ws on ,

, , i tnesse s sworn in J ourt and sent

b efo e tLe 6 rand j nry to €' ive ev i den ce .

�~

-

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,.,om~onweal th
v) I nd i ctment

oug la s 1:0\vbry

1-:isdemea n or
February term , 1 930

.i:\.

True Bill :

h1 ~

··rt
·;:

2) . ·,:r . .0arman
,., ommonwealth ' s Attorn ey

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Commonwealth of Virginia, T
Rockingham County,J o-w i .·
~ T REMEM BERED

~t44 --------------

that on the __ (_{!~ _day oL2J! .4'2 ~

~ - - ; ~ -- ~ 1 , \ , -

Th______________ --- ~ -

~------ ------- ---lfli '-d ,------ -----

------ ----- ------ -- came bef,o re me _________________ "----&lt;- - ------ - -- ------ ------ -----ledged themse lves t
of the said county of Rockin gham, and several ly and r especti vely acknow
ng, that is to say: the said
dehted to the Commonwealt h of Virgin ia, in manne r and form followi
_________ ______ _in the sum of
__________ ~ - - - - ~ ~ _ ____________
______________________ Dollars ,
________________________________________________ ___________________
good and lawful money of the United States, M¼d the saia
_ DaHar s of like gaad anEl lawful meH.e~, to be

in the sum or ___ _

lands and teneme nts, and they
r especti vely made and levied of their several goods and chattel s,
obligat ion, and also waived any
several ly waived the benefit of their Homes tead J,Jxemiption as to this
under this r ecognizance with
claim or right to dischar ge any liabilit y to the Comm onweal th arising
nwealt h of Virgin ia if the said
coupon s detached from the bonds of this State, to the use of the Commo
default in the perform ance of the
____________________________________________ __________ shall make
conditi ons underw ritten.

The condition of the above recognizance

is

~

such that if the above bou nd~ -j~- (!f

ally appear be'tore the Circmt
------- ------·------ -- - ------ -·----- ------- ------- do and shall person

Court of Rockingham ~n the __

!_p___ day of th,,___~--- ----- ----- ----- ----- Term next

1_.L___ day of_ ___ ~_-:: -:_ _______________ l ~ , at the

thereof , being the ___

Court-h ouse thereof ,

certain -~-- ----- ----and then and there ~ Commonwealt h of Virgin ia concerning a
whereo f the sa1d __________ .:-3 :~ ___

f}:J________________ )_ ____ stands cha1ged, and shall not

depart thence withou t the 1£Je of said Court, then the ah v

recogn izance shall be void and of no

effect, otherw ise to r emain in full force and virtue.
Taken and acknow ledged before me, th~

~

and year first above written .

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��'fHE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
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