Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-05-24

Of the j. II. Long tract, which Is COR
| ner one Of the Riley Moore tract;
continuing with the boundary of the
! j. II. Long tract, reversed, to corner
! two, which is also corner twelve Of
| the }. Fl. Long tract, a 36-inch pop
lar; thence with the boundary OF
| the j. ii. Long tract, reversed, to cor
ner three, which is also corner eleven
OF the j. II. Long tract, a rock with
witnesses; thence to corner four,
which is also corner ten Of the J. II.
Long tract, a black jack stump;
| thence to corner in line Of the w. p.
Dickson tract, which is also corner
nine Of the J. II. Long tract. continu-
ing through the w. P. Dickson tract
to corner five, a pine knot; thence
through the tract claimed by w. P.
Dickson to corner six, 20-inch dead
chestnut: thence to corner seven,
oo-lhch pine stump; thence to cor
ner elght, post in a mound OF
stones; thence to corner nine, post
III mound Of stones; thence to cor
her ten, a rock set, a post in a mound
OF stones; thence to corner eleven.
being corner four Of the Andrew Nor
r1son tract and corner one of the w.
!. DICKSON tract and a corner Of the
burton lands, rock with witnesses:
thence with the boundary Of the Bur-
ton lands to corner twelve, rock
with Witnesses; thence with the me-
anders Of stream to corner thirteen.
an eight Inch holly; thence to corner
fourteen. six inch red oak; thence
to corner fifteen, an eight inch white
oak; thence to corner sixteen, a pine
stump with witnesses; thence to cor
ner seventeen, an eight inch post oak:
thence to corner eighteen, a stake
with witnesses; thence to corner
nineteen, an eight inch ash: thence
to corner twenty, being common to
the lands OF G. Blackwell. a stake on
edge OF road with witnesses, most
set in mound Of stones; thence with
the meanders Of the public road, the
boundary Of lands of G. Blackwell. to
the place Of beginning. This boun-
dar" includes twenty-five and S5/1OO
(22.S5) acres Gin tho northwestern
part thereby which w. p. Dickson is
said to claim, should be added to the
w. p. Dickson tract.
The second, known as the gilbert
Cobb" tract, the line beginning at
corner one. common to Mrs. Earl
Long and J. M. Rothell tracts, an
eight inch white oak. blazed and
scribed, about 40 chain distant
where the Westminster and Clayton
Roads cross Toxaway Creek: thence
with the boundary Of the J. M. Roth
ell land to a corner of the J. M.
Rothell and Oconee Timber Company
tracts on the line OF the J. S. Carter
'IGlbert Cobb" tract, continuing to
corner two, rock with witnesses, a
corner common to OcOnee Timber
Company and j. S. Carter gilbert
Cobb tract; thence with the boun-
dary OF the Oconee Timber Company
land to conner three, corner com
mon to Oconee Timber Company, ia
cob Rothell and j. S. Carter gilbert
Cobb' tracts, rock with witnesses;
thence With the boundary of the
Jacob Rothell land to corner four a
! corner common to the Jacob Rother,
Mrs. Earle Long, and j. S. Carter
Gilbert Cobb tracts, a pine knot
with witnesses; thence with the
boundary of the Mrs. Earle Long
| lands to the place of beginning.
The l.. d. Cox tract, lying on the
waters OF Big and Little Brasstown
| Creek. in Pulaski Township, County
OF Oconee, and State of South Caro-
| lima, formerly said to contain two
hundred acres, but containing one
hrnd'"d twenty-seven and 26/1OO
| tl27.2GJ acres, more or less; the
| line beginning at corner one, which
| is corner % of the J. II. Patten tract
number one, 36-inch poplar; thence
with the boundary and consecutive
corners reversed Of the j. II. Patten
tract to corner two. which is corner
twenty-one Of the J. r. Patten tract,
ten inch black oak: thence to cor
ner three, which is corner twenty or
the j. II. Pattcn tract, a poplar stump
near stream flowing north; thence
to corner four which is corner 10 Of
the j. II. Pattcn tract. 12-inch
chestnut oak; thence to post which
is corner | s Of the j. II. Patton tract
;und corner common to the Nicho-
las Roulcttcr lands; continuing
thence to corner five, rock with
witnesses; thence with the boundary
Of the Nicholas Roulctter lands to
corner six, a pine; thcnce to corner
seven. pine knot with Witnesses:
thence with the boundary Of the l.. D.
Cox lands to corner eight, a chestnut
stump with witnesses; thence to cor
ner nine, pine stake with wit
nesses; thence to corner ten, a pine
| stake with witnesses; thence to cor
ncr eleven, an oak post in mound
or stones; thence to corner twelve,
a Spanish oak with witnesses, on
edge OF road; thence to corner thir-
teen, which is corner 23 Of the John
Lochrie "Tfhomas and Howell Carter
tract number two," a pine knot with
witnesses; thence with the boundary
and consecutive corners reversed Of
the John Lochrie tract to corner four
teen, which is corner twenty-five Of
the John 1.ochric tract, ten inch
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