GEORGE ROSE SMITH, Justice.
This dispute involves the boundary line, three quarters of a mile in length, that separates the appellant's land on the east from the appellees' land on the west. In this suit, brought by the appellant, the chancellor fixed the line according to a fence and a turnrow that have marked the boundary for many years and that vary from the government survey by as much as 61 feet. The appellant contends in effect that the decree is against the...
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