109 Ala. 409 | Ala. | 1895
The attempted particular description of the land embraced in the deed of the marshal, Douglass, to James B. Robinson, is as follows : “A certain tract of .land lying in the city of Huntsville, county of Madison and State of Alabama, described as follows: Beginning at the northwest corner of Joshua H. Beadle’s lot on the street leading west from Huntsville, thence along said street south, seventy-four and one-half degrees west, one hundred and five feet, to the northeast corner of Joseph F. Clark’s lot; thence south, thirty-five degrees east, three chains and sixty links, along, said Clark’s line, to the comer of the lot of O. D. Sledge; thence west, fifty-five degrees east, one hundred and one feet, to the southwest corner of Joshua H. Beadle’s lot; thence, along said Beadle’s line, north, thirty-five degrees west, two chains and eighty links to the begin
We do not deem it necessary to discuss the other points urged in the brief of appellant’s counsel. There must be a reversal; and, upon another trial, the opinion of this court on the former appeal in this case, in connection with the opinions in the cases of Trufant v. White, 99 Ala. 526, and Lee v. Spaulding, 19 So. Rep. 246, sufficiently advise the Circuit Court of our views upon every question likely to arise.
Reversed and remanded.