41 F. 862 | D. Me. | 1890
This is an action of trespass quare clausum fregit, brought to determine the boundary lines between a tract of land or,- Cape Elizabeth in this district, upon which the United States has erected two lighthouses, and the adjoining land owned by the defendant. The plaintiff put in evidence two deeds.' The first, from Edward and Enoch Dyer, dated May 24, 1826, conveyed to the United States a tract of land containing about 12 acres, bounded, beginning at a stake at high-water mark,
I assess the plaintiff’s damages on the first count at five dollars. Judgment will be for the plaintiff on the first count for five dollars and costs of suit, and on the second count judgment for the defendant. So ordered.