The Big Sandy news., 1908-05-29

ridge, at the head OF Sawyer's branch
on the dividing ridge betweeen the
middle fork and the Cooksey fork Of
Gait fork, the beginning OF the d.
vision of the George Brown tract Of
ih SIS acres, thence with the d.
gs.l1 line Z, f 222 poles to a
a;s Ia the Cooksey fork at THE
corner OF Marion Wright, thence down
said fork to Wright line, N 70 Z
1871 poles to a stake In the creek;
N IA, L 10 poles to stake Ia the
creek: thence leaving the creek n
4, Z poles to a sycamore on the
north bank of the Cooksey fork OF
Cats fork, thence down said fork
n II, Z 16 poles to a stake in the
creek opposite the mouth OF Saw
yer branch; 81. E 10 poles to a
stake in the creek, s "a, E 7 poles
to a stake inthe creek near Marion
Wright's stable and the George
Brown line, thence with the said
Brown line n 6, Z so poles to two
spotted white oaks and pine son a
hillside corner in and with same n
16, w 80 poles to white oak; n
30, w "a poles to three hickories on
top of the ridge between the mid
die fork and Cooksey fork Of Catt's
fork, thence with ridge N 76, W 4S
poles to the beginning corner, con-
tanning 9S acres.
SECOND TRACT, described as fol-
lows, to-wit: Situated in Law
renee County, Kentucky, and bound
ed as follows: y.
Beginning at three hickories and a
white oak, corner in the George
Brown tract of two hundred and sew
entty-eight acres on top of the ridge
between Middle fork of Cats fork
ard Cooksey fork, white oak now
fallen and corner in the division
of the Brown tract, thence S S4, w
80 poles to a chestnut oak and white
oak on top of the ridge at red mud
at H. A. Geiger's line; S 20, w "a
poles to a fallen black oakieorner
OF Geiger's marked hickory and sour
wook; 10, w 20 poles to a chest
nut oak corner of said Geiger, same
course continued, IA poles to white
! oak to the head OF Morter Hollow,
thence leaving line s 321R, E II
poles to two ehesetnuts sprouts, s
3, E poles to black oak; s %, w
liz pole to a hickory; S "a, W 6-1-2
poles and IA links TO black oak;
is ~, 8 poles TO black oak; S
26, E poles to two spotted oaks
ard white oak, corner of Brown on
point; S 40; Z rs poles 10 three
rocks and beech and about four
poles from the Cooksey fork OF Cats
fork; same course continued so poles
to a stake marked and black gum
and beech at a drain on the hill
side thence with the closing of said
line Of the George Brown tract Of
27S acres; s SO, e 65 poles to a
stake, corner of Marion Wrightt's in
the division. thence down the hill
with said Wright line n Z, w 81
pcles to stake In Cooksey fork
and the division line, thence, same
course continued; N Z, w 222 poles to
the beginning, containing 1853 acres,
one rod and 81 poles.
Also, the third tract, II necessary tc
produce said sums, described as fol-
lows: Situated in Lawrence Coun-
ty, Kentucky, bounded as follows, to-
wit:
Beginning att the Ash and hickory
on top of ridge between the Cook
sey fork, and Cooksey fork Of Gait
fork at the head OF Alum cove branch
and the of Auxier and Nolan survey
and at the line of Holbrook, themes
with Auxier & Nolan line n 12h w
70 poles crossing the branch to double
hickory, corner of Kelley's lease; s
n, E 16 poles to double maple; n 81,
| 2 22 poles and 10 links to double
white oak; N. 81, Z 10 poles to a
white oak, same course q poles and
10 links to hickory; N 76h, E 9h
poles to a double chestnut oak; n
30, E 10 poles to black oak stump;
N Is, E 10 poles to hickory corner
of Kelley's field; N 2, e 1S poles to
five hicltories, corner in H. A Geiger's
line, thence with Geiger's line on
top Of ridge between Cooksey fork
Of Gait fork and Middle fork of Gait
fork; N SS%, E "a poles to Hammond
fence marked two black oaks; S
7Oh, Z 2S poles to a white oak mark.
| ed "A. X; s "A poles and 20 links