Harramond v. M'Glaughon
1 N.C. 136
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Harramond v. M'Glaughon, 1 N.C. 136 (N.C. Ct. App. 1798).
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When a deed, patent or grant, describes a boundary from a certain point down a river, creek, or the like, mentioning also course and distance; should the latter be found not to agree with the course of the river, creek, &c. it ought to be disregarded, and the river considered the true boundary.
Verdict for the Defendant.
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