Sanders v. Morrison's

Judge Haggin

delivered the opinion of the Court.*

THIS is a conflict between interfering entries. Sanders held under the elder grant, and Morrison filed a bill, setting forth title under an entry in the name Andrew Shrewer, for 800 acres of land, of the 13th of .January 1783,, “on Eagle creek, a north branch of Kentucky, to include a salt lick in the middle of a square tract, aboqt eight or nine ipiles from the mouth of the said creek.”

Sanders controverted the specialty of this entry, and likewise relies upon his own, in the name of John C. Richardson, for 607 acres, of the 7th of July 1780,…