25 N.C. 398 | N.C. | 1843
The single question in the case is whether, when a person is committed to the custody of the sheriff by a Court, for want of sureties for keeping the peace, that officer can in vacation take security by recognizance acknowledged before him. Upon this question I was led to express the inclination of my mind in the negative, in S. v. Mills,
PER CURIAM. Affirmed.
Cited: S. v. Edney,
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