Brown v. Hamilton.

Clare, O. J.

The testator devised to the defendant, his daughter, “all that tract or parcel of land which lies south of the line beginning at the northeast corner of K. L. Winningham’s land and running thence east to the Wiley Cox line, containing, by estimation, 200 acres.” In his will he divided and devised the rest of his land, marking it out by boundaries in the same way, to his other .three children. The will was executed May 14, 1897, at which time the testator owned three contiguous tracts south of said line, aggregating about 250 acres. On September 9, 1898, the testator acquired 66%…