CLAY, Commissioner.
This controversy arose because the principal appellee's two bird dogs disturbed his neighbor. The principal appellant brought suit for an injunction to require appellee to abate or alleviate what he asserts constitutes a nuisance. The Chancellor dismissed the petition.
The two parties own adjoining lots near the City of Richmond, and each has a residence on his property. In addition, appellant operates a tourist court and maintains eight...
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