The Era-leader., 1913-10-02
this no;nt r,n traverse down break

this point run traverse down break
over or bayou S 259 W 4.75 chns.
thence l.2e W $50 chns, thence S
2.259 $50 chns, thence $50 e 4.25
chns, thence 8 2l Lac e ? chns. thence
s 369 I chns, thence 40 l.49 " 2
chns, thence S u l-4o W. chns, thence
n 81 $40 W 2 chns, thence " chns,
thence go " 2.2O chns to corner OF
land Fornea and Thompson on side
of bayou, thence by traverse OF q con-
ditional line as follows: S So e
Ats chns, thence IS 3-49 5 chains,
thence 53-4o $50 chns, thence S
go Lac 4 chns to side of Otter
slough. thence by traverse OF and S
sides slough 40 east chns, thence
south 81 l-2o 7 chns, thence south
75o ; chns. thence $ q l-27 %
chns, thence 59o 4chns, thence S
759 e 5 chns, thence 80 l.2o e 6.5l
chns, thence n Is l.2o "a chns, thence
n SO 2.75 chns, thence n 80 e :: ::ch.
and from this point run down bank of
bluff drain, S - " $50 chns, thence
s 80 l-2e W LIS chns thence So W
LIS chns, thence u Lac " 2.75 chns,
thence 3 81 l-2o " ) chns; 5 90 " .
chns. thence so " 3.N chns. thence
from the mouth of said drain to Pearl
river, s 66 Lac 3 chns. thence $
74l-4o e 3 chns, thence 68 5 A. 9 Is
chns. thence s 80 3-4o $50 chains,
thence n 50 Lac e IA chns, thence n
10 l-2o 2.25 chns, thence n 1872 " l
chm, thencen 80 1850 chns. thence n
lo vi chm. thence n " I chns, thence
20 Q 3.25 chns to mouth OF Horse
Shoe lake or dream, thence by traverse
said drain n IL l 50 chns. thence
north A l-2o, W 8 chns, thence n
so 1-4o " 2.5O chns, thence n 10 $40 "
3 chns, thence 6Oo w3 chus, thence
81 lao " 2 chns, thence n 10 ~ "
$50 chns, thence to where same inter-
sects Horseshoe lake proper, thence
by traverse around the > and W side
of said lake, n II l-4o " 10 chns,
thence $50 " 6chns, thence n 81 l.47
" ) chns, thence Ii l-29 v . chains,
thence 6 chns, thence llo 2 chns:
thence n 25o Q / chns, thence n 3So 4
chns, thence n "a Lac 1856 chns to
picket and wire fence, thence n along
said fence 1Oo Q s chns, thence n @9
e s chns, thence II 1.2o e.2 chns.
thence Il 1-2o 6.75 chns, thence
down Manning Lake dream 70 1-4o
" 2 chns, thence So " / chm, thence n
$50 W chm, thence n $50 " $50 chns
thence n II $40 " 10 chns, thence :
72o W 2.75 chns. thence $ 50 " 3.25
chns, thence 70 Lac W 3chns. thence
93-4o w6 ch, thence 20 e3.!5 ch,
thence 12o W 4 chns to where Bayou
dream empties into Manning Lake and
from this point around the lake. south
IS 1.29, " 8 chns, thence 589 II
chns, to point of beginning as survey
of T. E. Pigott in June 1907.
Fifteenth--All the timber on 159 .,
more or less bound as follows, q by
land of Jno. T. Stalllngs, e by Pearl
River, and and " by Manning Lake.
The south boundary being the tract Of
of land described above as fourteenth
The land described as 18th and 10TH
being the same property acquired June
18th, 1907 and by corrected deed Feb:
1S, 1908 from T. p, Fornea, TO book
II pages 551-552. also book 13 pages
642- 643 respectively.
Sixteenth-4O.2O 20 q, more or less, ,des-
cribed as follows: se4 of sci sec 36, tp
! 13 9 St Helena Meridian. acqd by
Fred N. Oertling as next above shown.
Seventeenth-28a.3 30 a of land being
1890 q in hr No 81 and Al in hr No
80 in the John Andrews hr of the
Stevenson May yield, under Reuben
Mayfield and John Adams, No. 81, all
in tp 2 8 14e St Helena Meridian, and
described as follows: Starting at the
NV cor of hr No. b1 Common to nd No
50 and 62) thence $50, 32' e on old
liue 1926 chs toe side of Pu shapatap.
pa creek to set stob whence q sweetgulb
80 inches in diameter, n 701 20 A ]
a sweet gum u inches in diameter :
Is 1'2e v 107 links. thence traverse