Lampton's Executors v. Preston's Executors

On the 13th of October, 1828,

judge Mills

delivered the following opinion of the then Court of Appeals, consisting of Mills and Owsley.

In a controversy about the boundaries of Louisville between the holders of lots therein, and Preston the owner of the adjoining lands, the- latter recovered of Lampton one of the owners of the lots, ip an ejectment, a lot, whereon Lampton, who was a brick-maker, had a brick-yard, and when the writ of habere facias possessionem was executed, and the possession delivered to* Preston, there was in the yard a *455quantity of bricks burnt* ready for use, and a quantity…