French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-21

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said road win the following calls: S.
% q. IL poles; S. Fl E, 16 poles; S. 30
+. Il poles; n. &C E. poles; N. 10 E.
~ poles; N. Al e. 10 poles; S. sc E. c
poles; S. SO e. 12 IL poles; S. 10 o.
a poles; S. "a l.. 20 poles S. 10 f. IA
!. poles; 80 :. So po1as. S. II w. -
poles; S. 6 E. e poles; S. IL w. "a
poles, S. w. % poles: S. IA e. p
poles; S. 81. Z. 4 poles; S. g. E 80
poles;. S. "a E. s poles; S. 81 E. 70
poles; S. 81 e. 10 poles; S. 10 E. "A
poles, to a stake at old road; then with
the same N. 6 w, 13 poles to the be-
Hess.
seventh Tract--KnoWn as the Shoal
! valley tract and bounded as follows:
Beglnntng at a chestnut ]. s.. Croft
Tvs corner and runs with his lines 8
/ w. 40 poles to a black gum, Wash
Freeman's corner; then with his line
Z. 40 poles to locust, his corner:
then with his line S. So e 80 poles to
a water oak, his corner; then S. SO b
81 poles to white oak in fork of Greco
3! Lyda's old corner; then N SO E 25 poles
J to Spanish oak, N. 40 &c. A poles to 2.
: chestnut oak at edge of cliff, N 10 E.
l6 poles to chestnut; then N. SO E. %
poles to a stone at Rock wall at Bold
/ Branch road, a small locust marked:
then with Bold Branch road and the
Roe LYDIA road to stake in Roe LYDIA 3
line, black gum, marked with the fol-
lowing calls. N. Ii w. II poles; N. 5 e.
| " N. II E. "a poles; N w, % poles
N. II E. IL poles; N. so w. 6 poles; N.
IL west Ia poles; N. % w. 20 poles;
N. 10 w. % poles; N. SO w. II IA
poles; n. sc w. 6 poles; S. Al w. 10
/ poles; South 10 West 10 poles; South
66 west, z poles; North, 80 West, IL
poles; N. Fl w. 10 poles; ~ 81 w. u
poles; N! 13 q IA IL poles, N. 5 w. 10
poles the aforesaid Roe Lydas line;
then west with Roe Lyda's line cross
ing Creek % poles to a spice wood,
Berneyas corner; then with Dr.s Ber-
ney's1 line, it being old road, N. 80 w.
"a poles to a chestnut oak, their Ger
ner; then down hollow with their line
S. sc w. 80 poles to a pine, their cor.
ner; then with Berney's line S. 46 E.
A poles to bunch Of naples, about Is
or so yards above Morrison Shoals;
then with LYDIA and Berney's line S. sc
w. 81 poles to a chestnut, their corner;
then with their line S. 4 E. 81 poles
to chestnut. their corner, now down.
stone setup; then with their line N.
81 w. A poles to a chestnut oak, Ber-
ney's corner of, Morrison tract. then
with the Bill Stepp tract N. 90 w. 100
poles to stake in Rev. J. M Lyda's line.
then with, the same S.z31 w. 81 poles
to chestnut, now down, known as
the J. E.. Chestnut poles to be added
10 the North end of their line from
Stepp's corner to- Rev. J. M.1Lyda.s
2 corner at creek; then with Rev. ]. M.
Lyda's line S. SO E, 81 poles to his and
Crotty's corner; then with Crotty:s line
to the beginning, containing, contain
ing $50 acres.
Eighth Tract-Known as the Mollie
Haydock pump line lot and bounded as
follows:
Beginning at a poplar at or near
Mollie Haydock's line in bank of
branch, and runs S. Ia E. % poles to
"a maple on bank. said line passing be-
tween 24springs, near maple; then 5.
$50 q. 80 poles to locust on top of
Blue Ridge; then N. % E. Il poles to 4
black oak or red oak in Mo1lie Hay
docks line. then with said line to the
beginning, containing 3 acres and 80
poles.
Ninth Tract-Known as the town of
Pelzer tract. This tract contains about
III acres in front of the Chickasaw ho-
tel property situate on the Edneyville,
st. Paul and Tom LYDIA roads and is to
be sold in 10 lots for residence and
business lots, as per survey and plat
lof G. w. LYDIA. surveyor.
! Tenth Tract: Known as the John
Dalton tract and bounded as follows:
! Beginning at a white oak, NJ. A.
i BarnWell's corner, and runs with his
! line S.529 E. "a poles to c. N. oak, M. e.
Ba1dwin's corner, then with her line S.
rs w. 28-peles to a poplar, her corner;
then with her line. S. 20 w. 81 poles to
a hickory, her corner; then with G. M.
rLDalton's line N.-72 w. Il poles 3. o..
B. G. Haydock's corner, then with his
4 line N. 76 W:.42 poles to-a S.3-4 o at
Iroad, then with read Withsthe following
fcalls: N. 41fW. Is poles; NJ IL w. u
poles. N. 22, E.z22fpoless then NIB w.
liz poles tosa small willow in branch
and in r. N. Freeman's line; then with
fR. N. Freemants lines to a stone, e. 9.
IBarnWell's corner with the following
calls: N. % e. IL IL poles to stone,
his, corner, then S.~S5 E. 40 poles to
bunch Of G. No, then N. ii ". 6 poles
to B. o. then N. 21 w. IL poles to B. o.
then same. course 6 LIZ poles. toe N !,
! then N. 81 w. 33 poles to a small c.
No; then N. 20 w. so poles to per-
simmor; then n g W. 20, poles to. q
ispruce pine; then N. 66 WI II poles
to a stone, the aforesaid F.. G. Barn
wells corner then with his line ME-
iW. 7 poles to chestnut, his corner;
then with his line N. SO e. &C. poles to
hstone, G.! w. Green's ;corner;;ll then witch
| his line S. 40 E. 40 poles to a stake and
white oak, marked. then with CIV.
Green's line, v. R. .Barnwell line and.
/ NJ. A. BaFnwellg line to- the inning,
I eotainfng SO acres more or less.
Eleventh Tract-Known as the Ben