Court of Appeals of Kentucky January 25, 1877 (Claxton's Adm'r v. Simpson's Adm'r)

Opinion by

Judge Cofer:

The call to run to Kentucky river, we think, should be construed to mean to low water mark. The original call was to run to the river, and it was the evident purpose of Simpson to sell and of Claxon to buy all the land the former owned, and as the title was not divested by the raising of the water to the top of the dams Simpson continued to own the land to the extent of