Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-02-14


ber Company to John Lochrie, and
being the third tract In the descrip-
ton therein, lying on branches, wa
ters OF ChattOoga River, and adjoin-
Ing lands Of Campbell Courtenay.
Rholetter lands and others, therein
said to contain one hundred and
nfnety-four 19D acres, but contain
Ing one hundred and ninety-one and
06/l00 (l91.06) acres, the line be-
ginning at corner one, an original
rock corner set in the ground OH
edge of road marking corner common
to the John Lochrie tract and the
lands Of Robertson and Taylor;
thence with the line between tho
john Lochrie tract and the lands Of
Robertson and Taylor to corner two.
a rock set IN the ground with wit
ness trees; thence to corner three.
q siA-inch poplar; thence to corner
fonr' rock on edge OF road with
witness trees: thence with the me-
amoers or an OLD road, and leaving
the line Of the Robertson and Tay-
lor lands to corner five, rock with
witness trees: thence leaving the
road to corner six, n rock with wit
ness trees; thence to corner sevon,
twenty-siX inch pine with witness
trees; thence to corner eight, an
eight-inch black oak with witness
trees; thence to cornor nine, q pine
knot with witness trees: thence to
corner ten, siX-inch oak with wit
ness trees; thence up the meanders
OF stream to corner eleven, q rock
with witness trees: thence to cor
ner twelve, rock on edge Of road,
with witness trees; thence with the
meanders Of road, to the place Of be-
ginning.
All that tract of land known as tho
John Lochrie Howell Carter" tract,
In the County Of Oconee, and State of
South Carolina, described in deed
from N. II. and II. J. Caiter to G.. H.
Ellison, recorded in the Clerks Of
flee for Oconee County, In Book
"GG'. at page 101. and deed from
Chattooga River Lumber Company to
John Lochrie, recorded In the Clerks
office, for Oconee County, In Book
ILL, at page 420, being the fourth
described tract therein, OH branches,
waters OF Chattooga River, adjoin-
Ing lands now or formerly Of Camp
bell Courtenay and N. H. Carter;
therein said to contain" eighty-flye
(S5) acres, but containing seventy
seven and 94/10O (77.94) acres: tho
line beginning at corner one, cor
ner common to the Campbell Courte-
nay, Howell Carter and John Loch-
rie tracts, a six-inch oak, an origi-
nal corner on top Of ridge: thence
with the line OF the Howell Carter
tract to corner two, a pine knot on
top Of ridge, also corner of the
Howell Carter tract; thence to cor
ner three, rock on South slope, n
corner common to the Howell Carter
and Campbell Courtenay tracts;
thence with the road and the line OF
the Campbell Courtenay tract to cor
ner four, a point in the road. also n
corner Of the Campbell Courtenay
tract: thence to corner five, point
In the road, also corner of the
Campbell Courtenay tract; thence to
corner six, Oh edge OF road, also
corner OF the Campbell Courtenay
tract; thence to corner seven, a hick-
ory stump on edge Of road, also
corner Of the Campbell Courtenay
tract; thence to corner eight, q rock
80 chains from road, also a corner
OF the Campbell COurtenay tract;
thence to corner nine, rock on
South slope. also a corner OF tho
Campbell Courenay tract, original
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ner ten, stump of n pine (cut
DOWN, also corner OF the Camp
bell Courtcnay tract; thence to COR
ner eleven, twelve-inch red oak on
Southern slope, also a corner Of tho
Campbell Courtenay tract; thence to
corner twelve, rock on North slope,
also corner Of the Campbell Courte-
nay tract; thence to corner thirteen,
a twelye-inch pine, also n corner OF
the Campbell Courtenay tract;
thence to corner fourteen, a stake OH
Southeast slope, also corner Of tho
Campbell Courtenay tract; thence to
the place Of beginning. All bearings
being turned from the true meridian.
All persons Interested In said tract
Of land, are hereby required to como
forward on the I'd day Of April,
A. D. 1917, and file with the Clerk Of
this Court, at his Office at Greenvillo,
S. c., their objections, If any they
should have, to the proposed purchase
or acquisition of said tact of land
by the United States.
J. WILLIAM THURMOND,
United States Attorney.
A True Copy. Attest:
(Seal.) J. B. KNIGHT,
Clerk TT g u COurt