Rowland v. Craig

The first error assigned ought not now to be regarded, as the principle therein complained of was settled by the opinion given in this cause by this court, at the August term, 1801, wherein it was determined that the report of the commissioners ought to be sustained, and to examine into this error would be indirectly opening the former decree given by this court. But should this oven be now permitted, the principle then settled has been since fully examined and approved in the case of Whitledge against Wait's Heir.

The second error assigned is well founded, and so much of the decree of the…