The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-03-01

N. 1912 degrees W., 81 perches to a
stake and stone pile; 31st, N, 46 de-
grees E., 35 perches to a sta Ike and
stone pile; 32nd, N. 80 degrees E.,
81 perches to a stake; 33rd, S. 1917
degrees E., 4712 perches to "a stone
pile at the beginning of another part
of "Swanton" conveyed by said An
derson to Hiram Duckworth, and with
the lines thereof 34th, N. 82A de-
grees E., Ia perches to bounded
rock oak near red oak marked with
hacks; 35th, S. 9A degrees E., 68
perches to a point Northeast z feet
from a rock oak tree marked with 8
hacks; 36th, S. 1914 degrees W., 10
perches to a stake, then 37th, IN. 35
degrees W., 26 perches to a bounded
white oak standing at the end of the
32nd line of a tract called "Brant's
Farms" then reversing it as correct
ed; 38th, S. 28A degrees E., 9112
perches to a stake on the South mar
gin of the Backwoods Road, then re-
versing the Both and part of the 31st
lines of said tract; 39th, S. rs degrees
E., 20 perches to stake standing on
the South margin of the Backwoods
Road and South AZ degrees E., 3 Is
perches from a rock oak tree marked
"X"; 10th, S. 33 degrees E., 81 per-
ches to the end of the second line of
IA acre lot conveyed by said Ander-
son to Hiram Duckworth by deed dat
ed November oath, 1881, and recorded
in Liber No. 6, folio 181, Garrett
County Records, and reversing the
lines thereof; 41st, N. So degrees E.,
10 perches to stake; And, S. Is de-
grees E., 401a perches to two red oak
saplings marked with nine notches
each standing at the end of Al perches
| on the Both line of "Brant's Farms"
and reversing it; 43rd, S. 33 degrees
E., 7 perches to a locust stake and
stone pile, then with the 4tn line of a
9-acre tract belonging to John W..
Broadwater; 44th, S. GO degrees E !,
| LOT perches to a stake and stone pile
at the end of the 9th linc of "Brant's
Farms" then reversing it; 45th, S,
70 degrees E., % percnes to bounded
rock oak at the end of the 26th line
of "Brant's Farms" and the begin
ming of a part of 'Swanton" conveyed
by said Anderson to John W. Broad
water h. deed dated December l.,
1874. and recorded in Liber No. l, To-
lilo o95, Garrett County Records, and
running with it; 10th, S. 62 degrees
e., 81 perches to a bounded rock oak;
/ 47th, COZ degrees W., 5634 perches
to a stone pile; 48th, S. 5012 degrees
| W., At perches to a planted stone
where small maple tree stood at the
end of ~ perches on the 26th line of
Grants Farms" then reversing it;
10th, S. degrees W., AZ perches to
large stone heap where two an
GENTLY bounded chestnut trees stood
at the end of the 25th line of said
tract, which is also the end of the
327th line of "Swanton," then revers-
ing said line of "Swanton"; 50th, S.
1914 degrees W., 90 perches to stone
pile near black pine tree marked
with 5 hacks; then, 51st, S. 10 degrees
w., perches to stone pile at the
end of the 379th line of "Swanton,"
then with the 380th line; Sind, S. IL p
degrees E., 100 perches to stake and
stone pile at the end of the list line of
part of "Swanton" conveyed by said
Anderson to Jacob w. Michaels by
deed dated August goth, 1880 and re-
corded in Liber No 5, folio 257, Gar
rett County Records, and with the End
| line thereof, 53rd, S. 512 degrees E.
! 58 As perches to the end of the 44th
line of Grants Farms" and with it
reversed; 54th, N. 20 degrees E., IS
perches to an anciently bounded rock
oak tree standing at the end of the
22nd line of "Brant's Farms" then
reversing it and a part of the 21st
line thereof, 55th, S. 10 degrees E.,
6112 perches to planted stone mark
ed "A"; Seth, S. SO degrees E., so
perches to a planted stone at the end
of the 18th line of tract of land call
ed "Pampeluna," and reversing it and
! the 18th lines thereof; 57th, N. 80 de-
| grees E., 48 perches to planted
stone; 58th, N. 1872 degrees W., II
perches to a stone pile at the original
beginning of Military Lot No. 1928,
then reversing the lines of it, seth,
N. 80 degrees W., 80 perches to a
stake; Goth, N. 60 degrees E., 100
perches to a stake at the end of the
62nd line of a tract of land called
Father, Son and Brothers." and re-
versing the lines thereof; 61st, N.
51a degrees E., perches to a stake;
62nd, n. 76 degrees E., Sc perches
to a planted stone marked "A"; 63rd,
S. 60 degrees E., Sc perches to q
planted stone marked "A"; Gath, S..
4 10 degrees W., 80 perches to stone
pile; 65th, S. 60 degrees E., 1512
perches to stone pile; 66th, N. 35A
+ degrees E., 334 perches to locust
stake and stone pile standing N. 81
degrees w., 7A perches from a wal
nut trees and N. 35 degrees E., 4
perches from large sugar tree; then
9th, N. 81 degrees W., 391a perches
to stake; 68th, N. 33 degrees W., As
perches to a small stone pile and four
hemlock trees marked with 3 hacks
each; 69th, S. 18 degrees W., Is per-
ches to a stone pile on the bank of an
old road between a large sugar and a
small ash tree marked with 3 hacks
each; 10th, N. 72 degrees W., % per-
ches to a stone pile between two hem
lock trees marked with hacks each;
list, N. Is degrees E., rs perches to
a stone pile; 72nd, S. 72 degrees E.,
80 perches to small beech tree
marked with hacks; 73rd, N. 81 de-
grees E., IA perches to stake with a
large chestnut and small white oak
trees marked with hacks each; 74tf,
N. 35 degrees E., IL perches to a
stone pile; 18th, N. 26 degrees E.,
16 perches to a stone pile near a
large anciently marked sugar tree;
10th, N. 46 degrees E., 301a perches
to a plat ed stone standing N. 78 de-
grees E., II links from a large ash
tree stand lg over the head of q
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