The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-02-09
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and contained within the following meets sand
and bounds: Beginning at the end of the
eleventh line OF "OX Pasture, part of this
tract being one of the originals, it being at q
bounded spruce pine, standing near two
white pines, marked with six notcheS each,
and II maple marked j. A., and also with six
notchcs, all said trees having been thus an
GENTLY marked. said spruce pine being the
end of the first line of q tract Of land called
THE Resurvey, on part of the addition to
Eden'S Paradise Rcgained Iesurveyed for
John Johnson, Esq, on the 10Th day of Au-
gust, 1919, and running G ence, reversing the
eleventh line OF COX Pasture an original as
aforesaid. and also reversing the fourth line
of ''Inhertance,' also one of the originals,
and with the second line of the resurvey on
part of the addition to "Eden's Paradise re-
gained rs aforesaid Then running south
thirteen degrees East three hundred and
eighty-iivP perchcS to the I'd of the said sec
ond line, and also TO the Jcginning of said
fourth line, then reversing The third, second
and first lines of "lnhpritance," an original,
as aforesaid then north thirty-sevcn degrees,
east forty-SiX pe:Chcs; then south forty de-
grecs, east one hundred and twenty-five
pcrcheS; then north thirty-seVen degrees,
east one hundred and thirty four perches to
the beginning Of this original, the said trace
of land called "Inheritance," and also to tint
end of the last line of a tract of land called
Rich Glade.' patented to John Richie the
sixteenth day of September. 1893, reversing
part of said last mentioned line; thence south
thirty degrees, east one hundred and thirty
six pcrcheS, TO the second line of ''OX Pas
ture, and reversinga part of said second line
and first line of this original: then north
twenty-siX degrees and one. half degree,
east thirty eight percheS; then south eighty
seven degrees, east two hundred and seven
teen pcrcheS to a bounded white oak, the be-
ginning tree of this original; then reversing
part of the given lines of this original, thence
due north one hundred and one perches to
the end of the second line of a tract of land
called "Modena," resurveyed for Morton and
Templeman, the tWenty-tOurth day Of Janu-
airy, iSi2 and with the third line of this tract,
south cighty-seven degrees; east three hun
dred and twenty percheS. Then leaving this
tract, due north twenty-five percheS to the
twenty-ffth line OF Il tract of land called he
pink of Allegany," reSurVeyed for Robert
Hughes, the fifteenth day of August, 1894. and
with SAID twenty-fifth line, north eighty
seven degrees; west five hundred and seven
ty one perches, to the tenth line and the last
line OF tract of land called "Cow Pasture"
Il part OF which Is one OF the originals, and
with part of said line, north, siXty-three de-
greeS east, two hundred and fifty two perch
es, to the southwest corner of Nelson Fftz-
waters part Of "Cow Pasture" Then with
the division line across this tract, north,
twenIy-eiGht degrees: west, two hundred and
twenty six perches, to the end of one perch
on the second line Of the whole tract called
Cow Pasture and reversing it and part of
the first line OF "Cow Pasture" north Thirty
five degrees, east one perch to a stake thence
north sixty degrees, east thirty-two percheS
to the twenty-seventh line OF the "Pink of
Allegany," and with the lines thereof north
thirty degrees, west eighteen percheS TO
stake; thence south sixty degrees, west fifty
west twenty-five perches; thence south sew
enty degrees, west sixty perciles to stake;
then south thirty degrees. east forty perches
to Il stake; then south seventy-three degrees,
west eighty one pcrches to a stake; then
north sixty five degrees, west three hundred
and thirty mine percheS to a stake and stone
pile; then with part of the thirty-tourth line
of this tract, then due north six hundred and
ninety-siX perches; then leaving the lines of
this tract due west thirty-eight perches TO the
northeast corner of Lot No. l7S3, and with the
eastern range of lots numbered 1873. 1872. l1S5,
l7S6 l7SS. l7.0, 30U and 1856; then due south
six hundred and forty perches to the end Of
the fifteenth line of "OX Pasture one of the
originals as corrected and reversing the lines
thereof as corrected, still due south eighty
pcrchcS: thence due west twenty-SiX percheS,
then south one hundred and twenty perches
TO the first line of the resurvey Oh part of
addition to Eden's Paradise Regained," and
with this line and also reversing the twelfth
line OK Pasture :" then north tity-fOur and
one halfdegrees, east one hundred perches to
the beginning,