Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-08-19

West 293 poles, crossing about Z
poles to the right of a bear wallow
on top of Little Ridge at III poles
to the Beginning.
The parties of the first part in
this deed reserve the right to range
cattle upon said two tracts of land
hereby conveyed and last above de-
scribed for term of five years from
the fifth day of March, 1906.
FOURTH: Also an undivided four
ffths (4-5) interest in timber on a
certain tract of land situated in
Green Bank District, Pocahontas
County, West Virginia, and small
portion lying in Highland County,
Virginia, on the waters of Sitlington
Creek and on the Allegheny Noun
tain adjoining the land OF Mary E.
Gum and others, being a part OF
Lot Is of the James Patton Survey
of 81, 900 acres, and being. the same
land conveyed to said Parks by
Rachel A. Patterson, ct al. by deed
dated the 10Th day of January,
1906, and of record in said County,
in Deed Book No., page,
and bounded and described, as fol-
lows: Beginning under a cliff e
poles South of a marked double
Red Oak on top of the Allegheny
Mountain thence down the Jake
Run North 4S degrees 81 minutes
West 90 poles; thence North 60
degrees 80 minutes West l05 poles;
thence North 20 degrees Is minutes
West 80 poles; thence North "A
degrees Is minutes West AZ poles;
thence North 25 degrees West 81
poles; thence 6 degrees West So
poles; thence North 80 degrees
West SO poles; thence North %
degrees Is minutes West AZ poles;
thence North 50 degrees West q
poles; thence North 40 degrees 45
minutes West "a poles; thence
North 81 degrees 80 minutes West
81 poles; thence North A degrees
As minutes West 35 poles; thence
South A degrees West 3 polesS
thence North 81 degrees West 146
poles to a Birch, Service and Horn
bean an old division corner of Lots
Nos. II and Is, and with the lines
of Alex. Gilmore's inclusive survey
North So degrees 80 minutes East
% so poles to two White Oaks on
top of a ridge; thence South 60
degrees 80 minutes East 43 poles
to a point 30 poles above mark
ed maple in a hollow, witnessed by
several saplingS, Maple, Service and
Locust called for, thence crossing a
small run North Is degrees 30 min
utes West &c poles to a Pine and
two White Oaks on a North hill
side; thence North SO degrees
East 45 poles to standing chest
nut and a fallen Chestnut on the
North side of a ridge near its base
and South of a'run, | (Henry Sla-
ven) marked three sprouts that
grow from the stump of the fallen
Chestnut, thence crossing the run
North l6 degrees As minutes East
46 90 poles to a White Oak and a
fallen Chestnut the top of a ridge,
now witnessed by two Dogwoods
and small White Oak and Ma
pile; thence North 65 degrees 30
minutes West 1928 poles to a Red
Oak and Chestnut Oak on the North
brow of a ridge witnessed by Red
Oak, Chestnut Oak, Chestnut and
Chestnut Oak; thence North 81 de-
grees West A poles to a Chestnut
and White Oak old marked and
Black Pine now marked on top of a
ridge, witnessed by a White Oak;
thence North 5 degrees West 28.2S
poles to a large Red Oak and White
Oak old marked and a small Red
Oak and Dogwood now marked on
the North side of a ridge; thence
North Ia degrees 30 minutes East
crossing Mud Lick Hollow and run
at % poles, continued 1882 poles
whole distance 96.32 poles to a
double White Oak old marked and
a small Red Oak and Service now
marked at fallen White Oak on
the side of a ridge, double white
Oak and white Oak called for,
thence North 80 degrees Is minutes
East 35 poles to two white Oaks on
top of a ridge; thence North Al
degrees 4Ominutes West 81 20 poles
to a Maple and two Hemlocks on
the North brow of the ridge; thence
North Is degrees 80 minutes East
3S 80 poles to white Pine and a
Black Pine in a hollow; thence
leaving the said Alexander Gilmor
inclusive survey and running with
the line of Lot No. Is and George
Taylor South As degrees so min
utes East 81 poles to a large Chest
nut Stump and Maple Stump and
large Chestnut sprouts now mark.
ed and white Oak formerly marked
on the North side of ridge; thence
North SS degrees East 97.6O poles
to a Maple about l SO poles East OF
a large Chestnut old marked for a
corner; thence South &c degrees
East 1O6 20 poles to a large Red
Oak marked for corner, continued
for a noles. whole distance ITO 20