Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-05-17

set in mound of stones and scribed
G 1; thence n. 45-43 w. with the
line of Gibbs Whaley to corner two,
rock with witnesses, an oak post
being set In mound of stones;
thence to corner three, a rock, an oak
post being set in a mound Of stones;
thence to corner four, thirty-SiX
inch white oak, common to the Will
banks land; thence to corner five, a
twenty-four inch pine, conner on
Tom Swofford's line; thence n. 1898
E. with Tom Swofford's line to corner
six, a black gum, blaZed and scribed,
marking corner common to Tom
Swofford's tract: thence to corner
Iseven, q rock marking corner common
to w. p. Moore; thence S. 1856 w.
with the line of w. p. Moore, to cor
ner eight, twelve-inch dead pine,
common to the lands of w. p. Moore
and w. C. Moore, post being set in
mound Of stones; thence S. S0-59
w. with the line of the w. e. Moore
lands to the place Of beginning.
The J. Fl. Cannon tract, or tract
C" above referred to, is represent
ed as lying southeast Of Long Creek
Brasstown Creek and Toxaway
Creek, and said to contain nine hun
dred and thirty-five (935) acres, but
contains six hundred and fifty-one and
$4,000 (G5l.56) acres, and is cir
cumscribed by Il line beginning at
corner one, also a corner Of the lands
OF w. II. Page, rock with witnesses,
a post being set in a mound Of stones,
scribed G Z; thence N. 37-55 E. with
the boundary Of the lands Of w. H.
Page to corner two, a corner common
to w. II. Page and Oconee Timber
Co. lands, a post being set In mound
of stones; thence n. 2-0z E. with the
boundary OF the Oconee Timber Co.
lands to corner three, also corner to
the Oconee Timber Co. lands, a post
being set in a mound Of stones;
thence to corner four, ridge which
bears y. 10 g., also a corner to the
lands Of Oconee Timber Co, post
being set in mound of stones;
thence to corner five. also 4 corner to
the Oconee Timber Co. lands, a four
teen inch hickory; thence to corner
siX, also corner to the Oconce TIM
ber Co. lands and lands of J. J. Wood
all, rock pile. post being set in a
mound OF stones; thence n. 45-40
w. with the boundary Of lands Of J.
j. WoOdall to corner seven, also a
| corner to j. j. Woodall tract, a ten
inch post oak; thence to corner eight,
an oak post being set in q mound Of
stones; thence to corner nine, an
| oak post being set in a mound of
stones; thence to corner ten, an oak
| post being set in n mound of stones;
| thence to corner eleven, on the bank
of Spider Valley branch and corner
to lands of j. II. Cannon and Il. b.
Lee, 4 thirty-siX inch hemlock blazed
ard scribed; thence meandering the
low water mark on the east bank Of
Spider Valley Greek, with the bonn
dairy Of the lands Of r. B. Lee, in a
southerly course to corner twelve, on
east bank of Spider Valley Creek,
also corner to lands Of T.. B. Lee,
an eight inch poplar blazed and
scribed; thence leaving creek to cor
ner thirteen, rock in open field on
east side Of Westminster and Clayton
Road, a post being set in a mound Of
stones; thence to corner fourteen,
also corner to lands of r. B. Lee, a
twenty-siX inch white oak blaZed and
scrbed; thence to corner fifteen,
also corner to lands Of +. B. Lee, a
thirty-siN inch poplar blazed and
scribed; thence to corner sixteen,
also corner to f.. B. Lee and Will
liam Jesse Watkins lands, stump of
original Spanish oak, an oak post be-
ing set in a mound Of stones by the
stump Of original corner; thence S.
Gil w. with tho boundary Of the
lands of w. ]. Watkins to corner
seventeen, also corner nine Of the J..
S. Carter "Holbrook" tract and COM
mon to lands Of w. ]. Watkins, an
eighteen inch Spanish oak: thence
S. 1912 e. with the boundary Of the
J. S. Carter "Holbrook" tract, re-
VersCd, 10 corner eighteen, which is
corner eight of the J. S. Carter "IIol-
brook tract, fourteen inch yellow
pine blaZod and scribed; thence to
corner nineteen, ridge, being cor
ner seven OF j. S. Carter "Holbrook"
tract post oak stump, an oak post
being set in mound of stones by the
said post oak stump; thence to cor
ner twenty, which is corner six OF the
Carter tract, a twelve inch post oak
blazed and scribed; thence to cor
n+r 'wonty-one, which is corner five
Of the J. S. Carter tract and common
to the lands of Kate o. Vandiver, a
rock, an oak post being set in a
mound Of stones; thence S. 67-11 e..
with the boundary Of lands of Kate O..
Vandiver to corner twenty-five, also
a corner to the lands Of Kate O. Van
diver, rock, An oak post being set
in mound Of stones; thence to cor
her twenty three, a corner common
to the lands Of Kato O. Vandiyer,
Mary Butt and lands OF Robertson
and Taylor, an eight inch hickory
blazed and scribed; thence N. 1901
e. with the boundary of the lands Of
Robertson and Taylor to corner
twenty-four. corner common to the
lands Of Robertson and Taylor, and