Robinson v. . Gee

Trespass quare clausum fregit to recover damages for cutting down and using a number of pine saw-mill timber trees, and for cutting down and using pine cord wood, and not for cutting down and using pine rail timber, not needed not used for plantation purposes, upon a certain tract of land.(187) The plaintiff produced a deed dated in July, 1800, from Archibald Reed to James Gee, of whom the defendant was the son and heir. This deed conveyed to the said James Gee the tract of land in question, called "the pine thicket," containing 200 acres, "to have and to hold the aforesaid tract or parcel of…