Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-08-19
TRUSTEES SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
CONTINUED FROM 1st PAGE)

SEVENTH: Three-fifth undivid-
ed interest of tract of l,56l. 2l
acres conveyed to Charles Wade,
f. A. Wade, H. A. Wade, S. A.
Gilmer and the heirs of Thomas
Galford, deceased, by Howard
Wade and wife, A. W. Bird and
wife, and w. H. Hiner and wife,
by deed dated the Goth day of May,
1897, and recorded in the Clerks
Office of the County Court of Poca-
hontas County in Deed Book No.
20 at page 293, which said tract of
| SOL 81 acres is bounded and de-
scnbed as follows: Beginning at
pile of stones on the South bank of
Birds Run corner of Lot IL, point
ers three Beeches and one IRON
wood. one Maple and one Birch;
thence South 20 degrees west 300
poles crossing several ridges and
hollows to a White Oak corner OF
the Howard tract above described,
thence North 81 ID degrees west
32S poles to Locust on top OF the
mountain; thence North so 3-4
degrees west ST poles to a pile OF
stones on face of the ridge and
head of low hollow four pointers,
two Chestnuts, one Lynn and Iron
wood, two Red Oaks and one Lo-
Gust, thence North II IA degrees
East 143 GA poles to set stone
pointers, four Chesinuts corner OF
Lot No. II (passing Chestnut old
corner at poles) and with the line
of Lot No. II South 81 IA degrees
East 61O poles to point on middle
ridge where Red Oak stood, point
ers, two chestnuts and Red Oak,
the Red Oak stump stands between
the pointers South 81 IL degrees
East $50 poles crossing Gwin s
Ridge and cliff of rocks at 81
poles and gravelly spring at Is
poles to blazed Locust on Middle
Ridge: thence 81 1-2 degrees East
346 poles to two White Oak point
ers. three Chestnuts on top of Al
legheny Mountain near the NAL
comb path; South 81 IL degrees
East 355 poles to the Beginning,
being part of Lot No. II, of the
Patton Survey of 1000 acres.
EIGHTH: A tract of land con-
tanning 1850 acres adjoining the
said large tract of 6,14S.5O acres
hereinbefore described on the East
and is situated on said Gwin Ridge
in Highland County, State of Vir-
ginia, and bounded and described
as follows, to-wit:
BEGINNING at a crooked White
Oak on the Southwest side of the
Gwin Ridge, corner of his Draft
Tract and on or near the line be-
tween the said Ruckman's indivld-
Iual interests and the said Company
land, thence with said Company
land, North so degrees East 522
poles to a point on the North side
of a high knob, ten links below two
small Chestnuts. A leaning Chest
nut Oak bears South SO degrees
East 2.76 poles Uetter Az; thence
leaving said line and running with
the line of the so acre tractsold by
the said D. V. Ruckman to John
Beason, (now Chas. E. Wade's)
South SO degrees East SO poles to
two Chestnut Oaks on the old lot
line, DIETER F) Thence leaying
the Beason so acres and with the
Lot line and the line of the 120
acres, South Is degrees 80 minutes
west 1852 poles to two Chestnut
Oaks on the Southeast face of a
ridge (No. 2S.) Thence South Is
degrees As minutes west 80 poles
to the Ly Stand Run, 1856 poles to
the John S. Erwin Run, 4OO.6S
poles to Hickory and small Chest
nut Oak, corner of the --- acre
tract, continued 1892 poles, whole
distance 4S1 poles to two white
Oaks, marked on the Southwest
side of the Gwin Ridge 9 poles
from the Northeast bank of Rack
man RIM. The fue on the West
side of Beulah Church bears South
81 degrees As minutes East corner
of the Gwin so acre tract. Two
white Oaks called for not found.
(No. 29). Thence with said 50
acre survey, North GO degrees 30
minutes West along the side of
said Gwin Ridge, near its base, 1l6
poles to'a Gum witnessed by a Red
Oak, two Hickories, four Dogwoods
and Chestnut, old corner of the
.Gwin so acre. Gum and Dogwood
called for. mo. 30). Thence with
or near the old line of the Gwin so
acres, North 65' degrees 10 minutes
| west 81 poles to small White Oak
on the side of the ridge; witnessed
by three white Oaks, a Red Oak
and Black Oak. (Letter g.
Thence leaving the old lines of the
so acres, but running with the lines
of the Draft tract, North IS de-
grees West O2.30 poles to white
Oak, witnessed by a Pine, Chest
nut, Lynn and Gum, on the South
side of the ridge near and above a
little gully. Netter H. THENCE