Pharr v. . Russell

In January, 1844, the plaintiff and defendant entered into a treaty for the exchange of their tracts of land, lying in Cabarrus county; that of the defendant being represented by him, and understood by the plaintiff, to contain two hundred acres, and that of the plaintiff being represented by him, and understood by the defendant, to contain 250 acres. The bill states that each party understood that he was to convey the quantity thus represented, and that- he was to convey no more : that no survey was made of the tract which the plaintiff had owned, in order to ascertain the quantity it…