Carson v. Rose

1. Where land advertised as belonging to a named person is described as being “part of” indicated land lots, containing a definite number of acres, more or less, in a particular county and in a particular militia district, a definite number of miles in a certain direction from a particular town upon a particularly described road, and having “such shapes, metes, courses, and distances” as appear from a plat made by a named person upon a certain date and attached to the abstract, and containing the names of the owners of parts of some of the adjoining lots, the description furnishes sufficient…