Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-09-30

| oaks called for not found), tnenct
North "a degrees 80 minutes east
81 poles to stake in field. An
apple tree bears N. So degrees W,
Red oak, maple and hickory called
flor not found. Thence North Is de-
grees 80 minutes East AGO poles
to a chestnut oak, one of the three
originally called for and some small
pines, now marked on the top of q
ridge, division corner between w.
IB. Hudson and w. w. Galford;
thence South 70 degrees II minutes
East (change meridionalletter) 49,
80 poles to red oak and sugar, on
the side of the ridge west of a hol-
low; thence North A degrees 81
minutes East Sc poles to a birch
stump at the foot of q hill by a
small branch and South of said W.
W. Galford's dwelling house. A
locust bears North so degrees West
26 links, another double locust
bears South 46 degrees West 46
links. where birch and beech are
called for; thence South II de-
grees East SO poles to a point on
the Southeast side of Galford Creek
sugar and hemlock called for, the
division corner between said lots
Nos. 10 and 14) South 45 degrees
80 minutes east 1878 poles to a
set stone at lynn stump in the
Trap hollow, witnessed by white
walnut, hickory and two ironwood
saplings; thence south n degrees
east rs oples to a high chestnut
stump and maple between the
mountain road and run, after cross
ing the run; thence south Al de-
grees east 74S poles to a chestnut
oak, two red oaks and a hickory on
the top of Gwin Ridge; thence
South SO degrees 45 minutes east
424 poles to the place of beginning.
SECOND: All of certain tract
or parcel of land containing 2,115
acres, known as Lot No. 4 in the
partition of the Allegheny Noun
tain Lands, made by George Bax-
ter and others, under a decree of
the Circuit Court of Pocahontas
County, West Virginia, in the chan
Gerry cause of C. L. Austin and 9TH
ers against William F. Arbogast
and others, and bounded as follows
tO-wit:
BEGINNING as (B) on plat in
said report set stone center wit
messed by a locust, maple and chest
nut on Bee Tree Ridge, corner to
Lots Nos. 2 and 5. and with num-
Der five South g. IA degrees East
$50 poles crossing the head drain
of Sutton Run at 76 poles, the main
top of Allegheny Mountain, at 2lO
poles crossing over the brow of the
Allegheny Mountain at the head of
the Upper Ridge road at 272 poles
passing marked red oak at $50
poles crossing oyer a cliff or bluff of
rocks at 2S3 poles, crossing the Cur
nv Cabin Run at about 4S5 poles
passing a marked cucumber, IRON
wood at 52S poles, passing a locust
in a hollow at 500 poles to hicko-
ry witnessed by a red oak, beech,
ironwood and lynn, three poles
south of the Curry Cabin Run, on
the old line and with thesame leav-
ing No. 5, south 81 10 degrees
West 261 poles to white oak and
large red oak called for not found
a large fallen red oak and large
red oak called for not found, a
large fallen red oak near end OF
course and distances North 81 IL
degrees west 20 poles to a large
fallen White Oak corner to
Amos Gum and with his line
South 81 IL degrees west 1873
poles, crossing the scaffold draft run
at 43 poles, passing a white oak
and pin oak by path on a ridge
at Cd poles to a set stone center
and three small red oaks, hickory
and bunch of dogwoods, corner to
Lot No. 3 and with the same leav-
ing the old North 81 IA de-
grees West 5l4 poles, passing a
double chestnut oak and ironwood
at "a poles, crossing a run at about
60 poles, crossing the road on road
ridge at a ledge of rocks at lSS
poles recrossing the road, on the
road ridge at 306 poles crossing top
of Allegheny Mountain at 40S poles
crossing a branch of Galford's Creek
at 44S poles to large sugar near
Slaven's Camp North 45 degrees
West 60 poles, to red oak and
chestnut on the Western brow OF
the Gwin Ridge, North 81 Ia de-
grees West GAG poles, crossing the
Big Spring Run at l72 poles to a
set stone center and two hickories on
the south side of the big ridge
North 81 Ia degrees West or con-
tinued % ID poles to stone pile
center witnessed by and ash, three
red oaks and birch; North II 81
degrees East $50 poles crossing the
top of Big Ridge about 9poles East
of a wallow hole at the Wooddell
Sugar Camp at 14O poles to the cen
ter of Sutton Run, witnessed by
birch, two beeches, ash and iron
wood, corner to lot No. 2 and with
the same South 60 IA degrees East