Chadwell v. Chadwell

The controversy in this case involves the ownership and true boundaries of a tract of land in Campbell County. The land is embraced within what is- known in the record as the Alvis Kincaid five thousand acre survey.

*202Prior to February 24, 1862, Kincaid, for a consideration of twelve dollars, conveyed to Sterling Rutherford a portion of this five thousand acre tract by the following boundaries: “Beginning on the top of Peter Huddlestone’s ridge, where the Buck Gravely line crosses the same; then with the top of the Log Mountain, a north-east course to Cooper’s line; thence with Cooper’s line,…