Sollers v. Sollers

This case was probably instituted for the purpose ■of trying the title to certain land, covered by water, *150within the ebb and flow of the tide. The evidence contained in the record, however, is so meagre, and evidently so imperfectly set out, that we are unable to ascertain with reasonable accuracy what the facts were-upon which the instructions asked for by the parties, or granted by the Court were predicated. We are confined, however, to that which the record furnishes, and must render our decision in accordance with what there appears. By the first prayer of the plaintiff, the Court was…