Stephens v. Wells

The evidence given on the trial of the cause was so voluminous, and the points to which it gave rise so unimportant, that it is not deemed proper to make any other report of it, than that contained in the opinion of the Court delivered by

Kennedy, J.

The first error is an exception to the affirmative *326answer of the court below, given to the jury on the first point submitted by the counsel of the plaintiff there, who is the defendant here: “That if the jury believed the old line sworn to by Olmstead and Sturdivant, was the north line or boundary of the survey of the Aaron Guinip tract, (meaning…