The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-02-16

60 degrees W., 100 perches to a stake
and stone pile; 31st, S. SO degrees W.,
152 percheS to a locust stake and
stone pile, then with the lines of a
part of "Swanton" surveyed and laid
off for Jas. M. Ross, 32nd, N. 171a de-
grees W. 1872 perches to a stone pile
near the root of a sugar tree marked
with 6 hacks; 33rd. II. Az degrees
! W., 100 perches to stone pile in the
18th line of the whole tract called
"Swanton" and with it, 34th, N. 35 1-8
degrees E., 40 perches to a largf
stone heap at the foot of large dea~
/ pine tree in laurel swamp, which
said stone heap is marked "18th C.
D. & 81, then still with the outlines
Of 'Swanton," 35th, N. "a 7-8 degrees
E., 430 perches to a stake standing at
the end of the 9TH line of part of
"Swanton" containing 1914 acres con-
veyed to P. c. Boucher and reversing
it and the 18th line thereof, 36th, E. 70
perches to stake; 9th, N. "A de-
grees E., 80 perches to the end of the
141st line of "Swanton," thence with
the lines thereof, 38th, E. 1913 perches
to a point n. 2 perches from a stone
pile and stone marked "HA"; seth, N.
So perches to stone pile; doth, E. "a
perches to a stone pile; 41st, N. rs
perches to small stone pile on
large rock about perches from Geo.
W. Miller's old log barn; And, w. 80
perches to stone pile; 43rd, N. %
degrees E., 500A perches to a stake
in the 18th line of "Tomlinson's Mea-
dow Mountain" and with the lines
thereof, 44th, S. " degrees w. %
perches to stake near a marked ma
pie tree; 45th, E. "A perches to a To-
Gust stake standing S. 81 degrees W.,
IL perches from anciently bounded
birch trees; 46th, n. 54% degrees E.,
80 perches to a planted stone marked
49," standing between a large chest
nut tree and an ash tree anciently
bounded for corner; 47th, N. 25 de-
grees E., 10 perches to a planted
stone marked rs" standing against
the root of an anciently bounded
chestnut tree; 4Sth, N. 1914 degrees
W., SO perches to a planted stone
marked "TMM" and "B"; 49th, N. 2
degrees w., SO perches to a large
chestnut stake; 50th, N. 1914 degrees
E., 6412 perches to planted stone
marked IS" standing in the 9Th line
of tract of land called Father and
Son Enlarged" then with the lines
thereof, 51st, S. 60 degrees E., 1876
perches to an old locust stake and
large stone heap standing N. 20 links
from bounded red oak tree; 52ndy
S. IA degrees W., Ill perches to a
large planted stone marked IS"
standing near an anciently bounded
rock oak and chestnut tree; Sind, S.
sc degrees w., 1876 perches to a plant
ed stone marked IS" about 10 feet
Southeast from two rock oak trees
which have fallen down; 54th, S. 1874
degrees W., As perches to an ancient
ly bounded locust tree standing at the
end of the 9th line of tract of land
called "Walnut Hills" then with the
lines of said tract, 18th, S. A degrees
E., 81 perches to an old stone pile and
large planted stone marked "S"; seth,
S. degrees E., SO perches to chest
nut stake standing S. 81 degrees E.,
3 perches from a large dead pine tree
and S. IL pjerches from a bounded
gum tree at the end of the 9Th i,
of walnut Hills" then with the frs
and second lines of part of Swan
ton," which was conveyed by Joseph
r. Anderson to Henry Witzgall by
deed dated December 4, 1874, and re-
corded in Liber No. l, folio 649, Gar
rett County Records; 57th, n. 65 de-
grees W., GO perches to locust stake;
58th, S. 1872 degrees W., 691a perches
to the lend line of "Swanton," and
with it, 59th, N. 51a4 degrees w. 37A
perches to planted stone marked "S'
standing N. "a degrees E., 2 perches
from pitch pine tree anciently mark
ed with notches; Goth, S. AZ degrees
W., 236 perches to stone heap by an
anciently marked tree with notches
standing at the end of the 14th line
of tract of land called "Bear Camp"
then with the lines thereof corrected
and also with the 164th line of "Swan-
ton" corrected, 61st, S. 1914 degrees
E., 234 u perches to a planted stone
marked rs" standing between two
chestnut trees anciently marked with
5 notches each; 62nd S. So degrees E.,
70 perches to the end of the End line
of a part of "Swanton" which was
conveyed by Joseph R. Anderson to
Archibald Warwick by deed dated Sep
TENDER 8, 1878, and recorded in Liber
No. l, folio 1877, Garrett County Rec
ords, then reversing said line and the
first line thereof, 63rd, S. 55 degrees
W., 100 perches to stake; 64th, 5.
So degrees E., 80 perches to the be-
ginning, containing 1916 acres, more
or less, reserving and excepting all
minerals, oils, gases and valuable
clays in, upon or under said lands, or
any part thereof, together with free.
ingress, egress and regress, to, oyer,
upon and from said lands for the pur-
poses of operating the same at any
time or place.
Also all that lot of ground cituate,
lying and being in Garrett county,
which is known and designated as a
part of the tract of land called the
Fifth Vacancy" and part of Military
Lot No. 1924 and contained within the
following metes and bounds, cours
and distances, to-wit: Beginning f
the same at the end of the 3rd line U
the Fifth Vacancy at stake about
six feet from a large chestnut tree
marked as witness, thence S. 81 de-
grees W., IA perches, N. 72 degrees
E., % perches, N. 10 degrees E., Is
perches, S. 33 degrees E., as perches,
S. CT degrees E., so perches to wal
nut tree, thence N. % degrees E., 60
perches to a stake standing on the
North side of the county road, thence
with said county road N. 81 degrees
W., 20 perches and Ia links to wal
nut tree, thence S. IS degrees w., IL