Adams v. . Saratoga and Washington Railroad Company

This case was submitted on printed briefs instead of being argued orally, as the nature and importance of the questions involved in it would have rendered desirable. It was an action of ejectment commenced before the Code, and was brought to recover possession of two distinct parcels of land situated in the village of Whitehall, in the county of Washington. The one is that part of Church-street which is occupied by the rails of the company to form the track of their road. The other is a part of the plaintiff's home farm, c., and is a parcel of land containing ninety-nine one-hundredths of an…