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Given.

If the Jury do not find from the evidence that
the defendant killed one or more persons described
in the indictment; nor that he was present, and
aided and abetted the killing of one or more of such
persons, he can not be convicted, unless the Jury
find that he committed such acts as to make
him an accessory before the fact of such homicide.

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Given.

That to convict the defendant of murder, by
reason of a killing of one or more of the persons
described in the indictment, by the hand of
another, the Jury must find from the evidence
that the defendent, by words or acts, at or before
the fact of such killing, countenanced, advised,
or consented to the same.

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