Wooters v. Arledge

Gould, Associate Justice.

Arledge claims the hundred acres of land, to recover which he brought this suit, under a constable’s sale and deed; and if that sale and deed did not divest the title out of the defendant in execution, Pridgen, and vest it in the purchaser and grantee in the constable’s sale, the judgment is erroneous. The objection to the sale and deed is, that there was no sufficient description of the land. The description of the land as levied on, sold and conveyed, is: “A tract or parcel of land containing one hmidred acres, known as the Neill McLean homestead, in Houston county,…