¶1*453TJJ~ case being submitted without argument, Judge BR00KE pronounced the Court's opinion, as follows.
¶2is of opinion, on the authority of the case of Fall v. the Overseers of the poor,
¶3 3 Munf. 495.
¶4 Edit. of 1794, 1803 & 1814, C. 102.
6 Va. 452
Decided December 10, 1819
Supreme Court of Virginia · decided 1819-12-10
<p>1. The Superior Courts of ~aw havejuristhction to grant rits of Supersedeas to orders of the County or Corporation Courts, binding persons accused of being the ji~ther~of bastard oMidren. to SUB-port such ~bildren; and the Court of Appeals. in like manner, has jurisdiction to correct errors in the decisions of the Supenor Courts of law on the same subject.</p> <p>2. A person accused of being the father of a bastard child, can not lawfully be bond to support such child, without a written. charge before the magistrate by it's mother; nor unless it appear that the ~var.. rant was issued. by the magistrate upon the application of the One~seers of the poor, or one of th~no, orthat they,, or one of then~, were parties to the cause in the Court making the order against such person.</p>
Decided 1819-12-10
¶1*453TJJ~ case being submitted without argument, Judge BR00KE pronounced the Court's opinion, as follows.
¶2is of opinion, on the authority of the case of Fall v. the Overseers of the poor,
¶3 3 Munf. 495.
¶4 Edit. of 1794, 1803 & 1814, C. 102.