The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-02-09

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called Grants Mill Seat" also the
end of the 344th line of "Swanton,"
thence with the lines of "Swanton"
and also with the lines of "Brant's
Mill Seat" 22nd, N. 35 degrees w., 81
perches to a stake and stone pile;
23rd, S. As degrees W., 219 perches to
planted stone; oath, S. 80 degrees
W., 70 perches to a stone pile at the
root of an anciently bounded rock oak
tree marked CA; 25th, S. 16 degrees
W., Is perches, then leaving the out
lines of said tracts, Goth, n IA de-
grees W., 81 perches to the end of
the End line of a part of "Swanton"
which was conveyed by said Ander-
son to David Engle by deed dated De-
cember 20, 1887, and recorded in Lii
Der No. Is, folio 1914, Garrett County
Records, and with the 3rd and 4th
lines thereof, 9th, N. 40 degrees E.,
108 perches to a stake and stone pile;
28th, N. 371a degrees W., 4012 per-
ches to a stake and stone pile at the
end of the LIST line of Patterson En-
gle's land, and with it reversed, 29th,
N. 501a degrees W., 5A perches to the
end of the End line of a part of
"Swanton" conveyed by G. M. Miller
to Stephen c. Miller by deed dated
July %, 1897, and recorded in Liber
No. 80, folio 406, Garrett County Rec
ords, and with the 3rd and part of the
4th lines thereof, Both, No. 514 de-
grees E., 1872 perches to a stake and
stone pile; 31st, N. 81 degrees W.,
161a perches to the end of the 8th
line of part of "Swanton" conveyed
L. b M Tl111rc
by deed dated March %, 1881, and re-
corded in Liber No. 5, folio 593, Gar
rett County Records, and reversing
the lines thereof along Meadow Noun
tain Road, 32nd, N. "a degrees E., 80
perches; 33rd, N. 561s degrees E.,
8A perches; 34th, N. % degrees E.,
20 perches; 35th, N. 25 degrees E.,
liz perches; Seth, N. 561a degrees
E., 3312 perches; 37th, N. SO degrees
E., 2O1a perches; 3Sth,N. 651a degrees
E. 561a perches to the end of the Sd
line of a part of "Swanton" which
was conveyed by Joseph R. Anderson
to Mary J. Otto by deed dated Sep
TENDER 8, 1878, and recorded in Liber
No. 1, folio POS, Garrett County Rec
ords, and running thence, reversing
the lines of a part of "Swanton"
which was surveyed and laid off for
Frederick Otto; Both, S. 80 degrees
f. ~ perches to a stake and stone
pile; 10th, N. CT degrees E., 81 As
perches to a bounded chestnut tree;
41st, N. 1872 degrees E., sc 4-5 per-
ches to a planted stone standing w.
perches from the West bank of
Poplar Lick Run; 42nd, N. 26 degrees
F., % perches to planted stone; ADD,
N. % degrees E., 33 perches to a
planted stone standing S. GO degrees
E., 8 links from hemlock tree mark
ed with nine hacks, then 44th, N. 90
degrees W., IA perches to the begin
ming, containing 566 acres.
Also all that other part of a tract
of land called "Swanton," beginning
for the same at a planted stone mark
ed "AW", standing at the end OF the
End line of tract of land called
"Stock Farm" which is also the end
of the 166th line of the whole tract
called "Swanton" and the beginning
of a part of "Swanton" which was
conveyed by Joseph R. Anderson to
John Bancord by deed dated the 26th
day of December, 1873, and recorded
in Liber No l, folio 4S9, one Of the
Land Records of Garrett County, and
running thence, reversing the 9th line
of said deed, LIST, S. 4712 degrees w.,
92 perches to the end of the 4th line
of a part of "Swanton" which was
conveyed by Joseph R. Anderson to
Rachel Broadwater by deed dated De-
cember 26, 1873, and recorded IN Ii
Der No. l, folio 267, Garrett County
Records, then with part of said 4th
line reversed, End, S. Il degrees w.,
II perches to the beginning of part
of "Swanton" which was conveyed by
said Anderson to Henry Broadwater
by deed dated November oath, 1880,
and recorded in Liber No. 5, folio GOT,
etc, thence reversing the 4th line
thereof, 3rd, N. 5312 degrees W. 26
perches to the 10th line of a tract of
land called "Springfeld," then with
the lines thereof, 4th, N. so degrees
E. Sc perches; 9Th, N. 80 perches to
a stake; 9Th, N. Is degrees E. 20 per-
ches to the end of the 10Th line of
"Swanton," then with the lines there
of and still with the lines of Spring
field" 7th, N. rs degrees W., 80 per
ches to stake and stone pile; 9Th, N.
25 degrees E., % perches to stake
and stone pile Southeast Is links from
a white oak tree marked with 5 hacks
and "X"; 9th, N. 5 degrees E., sc
perches to stake and stone pile;
10th, N. So degrees W., 81 perches to
a stone pile at the root of locust
tree marked with 9 hacks; 18th, S. 81
degrees W., 80 perches to stone pile
on a large rock; 18th, S. 10 degrees
W., 80 perches to a stake; 18th, S. 46
degrees W., 2 perches to the end OF
the third line of 28-acre tract of
"Swanton" which was conveyed by
Charles M. Miller to c. j. Otto,
then reversing it and the End line
thereof, 14th, N. 291a degrees w., Al
perches to a stake and stone pile;
18th, S. 531a degrees w. 1881 per-
ches to an old stone pile, S. Z degrees
W., 46 links from a hickory tree
marked with notches and at the end
of the first line of Addition to
Springfield" and the end of the 175th
line of "Swanton," then with the lines
thereof, 18th, S. 40A degrees W., 6o
perches to an anciently bounded chest
nut tree; 18th, S. tx degrees w., 81
perches to an anciently bounded sugar
tree; 18th, S. 46 degrees W., 80 ps.
to an anciently bounded chestnut tree;
10Th, S. 80 degrees E., 4S perches to
stake; goth, S. 40 degrees W., 407 Y
perches to a large stone; 21st, 5. "
degrees W., so perches to stone
pile; 22nd, S. 2 degrees E., Ia perches
70 a stone nile. 23rd S. 1919 degrees