Opinion by

The plaintiff alleged that “the contract was a purchase by the boundary, and the quantity was by the said B. F. and James Long, (vendors) and the defendant, Jas. J. Long (vendee), estimated to contain 66 acres, 3 roods and one pole.”

This brings the case within the second class of sales in gross as defined in Harrison v. Talbot, 2 Dana 258. The sale is alleged to have been by the boundary, and the quantity, by estimation, was mentioned, if not by way of description, merely incidentally and not with any view to make the number of acres a matter of any importance. The price was fixed in view of the boundary, and not upon an estimate of the number of acres contained in it. The sale was based on the boundary and not upon its estimated area.

Judgment reversed and cause remanded with directions to dismiss the petition.