Minx v. Mitchell

*689Opinion by

Simpson C.:

On the lOtb day of March, 1887, Mitchell and Minx made an exchange of properties, whereby Mitchell conveyed to Minx one hundred and sixty acres of land incumbered with a mortgage of $300, and Minx conveyed to Mitchell two acres of ground adjoining the city of Lincoln, upon which there was a mortgage of $450, Minx paying Mitchell the sum of $150 as the difference between mortgages. When the trade was made, Minx pointed out what he claimed and represented to be the corners of the two-acre tract, and represented that it extended as far west as the east line of Second street…