Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-09-23

| NOrtn 434 degrees WeoC Aof Poie'
to point on Middle ridge where
a red oak once stood, now witness
ed by red oak and chestnut; North
65 IA degrees West 26l IA poles
to three small red oaks on t h e
West face of Rich Knob on the old
line and leaving said line North )
degrees East 81 .5S poles to a pile
of stones in hollow, division cor
ner of Fleisher and Wades on Slav-
ems line and passing a red oak
witnessed by three red oaks and
two chestnuts, BaXter's corner at
lO.S, said piles of stones is witness
ed by three sugars, two ironwoods
and'a birch and with Fleisher and
Wades division line South 90 de-
grees East l75 poles to a Chestnut
on South face of Locust Knob;
South II ga degrees East SO poles
to a locust on Locust Knob; South
80 IA degrees East ITS poles to
chestnut on Middle Ridge one
half pole East of true-line South 10
degrees East AZ poles to a stone in
the head of a hollow, witnessed by
a locust and white thorn J pole
South to corner; south So 3-4 de-
grees east 260 poles to "A point on
top of mountain, witnessed by IA
gum and Spanish oak and chestnut
oak south 81 "a degrees east 3l7.6
poles to a red oak and three dog
woods on the east face of the ridge
near the head of the deep ravlne on
the north side and on the eastern
line of the survey Wade and Flesh
err division corner and with the said
line south 81 "a degrees west 72.6
poles to the beginning, containing
$50 acres of which 1914 acres are IN
West Virginia and 1876 acres in Vir-
ginia.
SIXTH: A tract adjoining the
above mentioned tract beginning at
a large sugar near the old Slaven's
camp, Stephenson's corner and
with their line South 81 IL degrees
East 514 poles to set stone, wit
messed by three small red oaks
and hickory and a bunch of dog
woods South q ga degrees West
1924 poles to a red oak and 3
dogwoods on the East face of the
ridge and near the head of the deep
ravine on North side, division cor
ner. of the Wade and Fleisher land,
and with said land North 81 "a
degrees West 317.6 poles TO point
on top of the mountain, witnessed
by one gum and one Spanish oak
and chestnut oak, North 55 3-4
degrees West 260 poles to a stone
in the head of a hollow and locust
and white thorn, marked J pole
South of corner; North 65 degrees
West AZ poles to chestnut on top
of Middle Ridge, said tree stands !
pole East of line, thence leaving
the line North 80 IA degrees West
17.7S poles to locust on Locust
Knob; North II 3-4 degrees West
SO poles to a chestnut on the line
and (said bend is for pass way;
thence North 65 degrees West IFS
poles to a pile of stone in a hollow
on the Northwest side of Rich
Knob, witnessed by three sugars,
two ironwoods and one birch on
Slaven's line, a division corner be-
tween Wade and Fleisher and with
Slaven's line North l3 degrees East
SO poles to a set stone witnessed by
two hickories on the South side of
Big Ridge, corner to Slayen's and
Stephenson's line and with the line
of the latter South 67 degrees East
246 poles to a red oak and chest
nut oak on the West side of the top
of OWNS Ridge, South IA ga de-
grees East 60 poles to the Begin
ming. Containing 545 acres, of
which $50 acres are in West Virgin
ia and 315 acres in Virginia. The
tract of $50 acres and this tract of
545 acres being originally>Lot No. 3
in the partition of Lots 7, s and II
in the suit of C. L. Austin and 9TH
ers against W. F. Arbogast and
Others.