Hamilton's Lessee v. Cawood & Blacklock
3 Md. 437
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Hamilton's Lessee v. Cawood & Blacklock, 3 Md. 437 (Va. Super. Ct. 1796).
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were of opinion that the party must be confined to his courses and distances, and that he cannot explain by parol testimony what land was intended to be conveyed.
The plaintiff suffered a nonsuit.
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