Court of Appeals of Virginia October 15, 1797 (Winston v. Overseers of the Poor)
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United States · · · 15-10-1797
PENDLETON, President,
delivered the resolution of the court.
The objections are,
1. That the notice was improper, being given to the defendant as sheriff, and not as collector.
The court, however, decide that Mr. Winston, knew the character he acted in, waived the objection, if it was one, since his acknowledgment of notice admitted its propriety in form and substance.
2.
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