Seale v. Brandenburg

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Judge Pryor:

The only difficulty presented in this case is in ascertaining the true boundary of the 2500-acre survey to Craig. As a means of ascertaining the real line and courses it was made necessary to survey the whole of the 5000 acre tract patented to Timothy Combs, the Craig tract forming a part of, and included by that patent. The report of the surveyor made in this case by one evidently conversant with such business, shows that the courses and distances as called for in the patent do not correspond with, or run to the comers as claimed by either party. The bend of the river…