By the COURT:
The first inquiry is, whether the location and warrant call for the same place. If they do, then as there is ground enough to satisfy both, one shall not run away with all but shall be confined to what he purchased.
This is the rule in the board of property, and if Snedon's rights have not been abandoned nor transferred to Dearmond, it is the rule that ought to be applied here.
Those rights do not seem to have been abandoned: for in 1761...
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