¶1gave no opinion on the motion, he having drawn the declaration, but he charged the jury (which see in my notes)
¶2We overrule the reasons in arrest of judgment. The verdict certainly cures the defect, for it is only ambiguity; *139if the points are changed, the sense will be altered. Cowp. 826. Though the verdict will not aid the want of a matter of fact not laid, yet it will cure matter of form.
¶3Rodney, J., accordant.
¶4Judgment final.
¶5 These notes have not been found.