New York Supreme Court October 15, 1817 (Van Sickler v. Jacobs)

Per Curiam.

The first objection cannot avail, because no exception to the parol evidence of the warrant was made at the trial. The witness who swore to the warrant, may, for any thing that appears, have had it in his pocket, ready to be produced if it had been required.(a) As to the second objection, the act of the 18th of April, 1815, (sess. 38. c. 227. p. 231.