VALE ROYAL

Diagram represents by virtue of an order of the Supreme Court of Judicature made in the above cause the last Tuesday in May last. I have repaired to the land and premises in question and have traced all the lines and boundaries which I conceived necessary for ascertaining the land indispute and find that the plaintiff claims two runs of land in the parish of Trelawny. One patented in the name of William Cave for 210 acres, the other patented by Isaac Gomez Silvera the 6th of April, 1747 for 60 acres which are in the diagram circumscribed with red lines. That the defendant claims 65 acres of land in the said parish of Trelawny which was in the year 1765 conveyed by John Graves to John Hall; in trust for the rise of the defendant and others being part and parcel ofthe two runs of land calimed by the palintiff, the said 65 acres is in the diagram circumscribed with yellow dotted lines. If the plaintiff established his title to the runs of Cave and Gomez Silvera the defendant will be a trespasser and the three parcels marked in the diagram with the letters A,B,C containing together eighty-sevn acres. But if the plaintiff establishes his title to the run of William Cave only, then the defendant will be a trespasser on the two parcels marked in the diagram with the letters B and C containing together 39 acres. But if the defendants title under the conveyance from John Graves to John Hall is deemed valid in the diagram by the yellow dotted lines which corresponds with the paltt annexed to the conveyonce from Graves to Hall in that case the defendant will be a trespasser on 19 acres only which is the diagram marked with the letter C. All of which is humbly offered to this honourable court this 30th of October, 1782.