¶1Opinion' op the Court by
¶2The land is sufficiently identified by the record; and having been sold by the tract as containing about 62% acres, whether it contains precisely that quantity or only 10 or only 50 acres, the actual quantity, more or less, cannot-invalidate the sale, especially as Allin, the owner, represented it as a tract of 62% acres.
¶3And seeing no reason for setting the sale aside, this court cannot reverse the judgment, which is therefore affirmed.