The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-01-29

121b poles to a hole in rock;
thence with old road to old ford;
hence with the creek to a spruce
nine: thence West IA poles to a
cross on rock in creek, Reynolds
corner: thence North 80 deg. East
as poles to a rock in branch;
thence ~ deg. East 20 poles to
rock in branch; thence North
SO deg. East 10 poles to an ash,
now down; thence South 80 deg.
East 61 poles to a red oak on top
of ridge; thence South 60 deg:
West So poles to a stone in old
line; thence South 40 deg. now
SO deg. East 16 poles to the Be-
ginning. and containing "a acres,
more or less.
THIRD TRACT: The W. F.
Pryor Tract: BEGINNING at a
stone on the South side of the
Asheville Highway. and runs
thence North Ga deg. West A
poles to a stake in the old road !;
thence South 83 deg. West IS
poles to a stake in the old road;
| thence North 60 deg. West SO
poles to a stake between Hickory
Nut Greek and said Highway.
Oates corner; thence with Oates
line and crossing said creek, 5.
SO deg. West 40 poles to a stone
| by a large rock and under the
| cliff Oates corner: thence with
another of Oates lines, North
COZ deg. West 1O7 poles to a
stake Oates corne: in Grants
line: thence with Grants line, S.
AZ deg. West % poles to a large
dead chestnut; thence South "A
deg. East 154 p poles to a chest
nut oak stump; thence South %
deg. West Al poles to black
gum; thence South GO y deg. East
Az poles to pine stump in
Barnwell line; thence with the
Barnwell line. North 80 deg. W.
8 poles to a black pine, Bara-
wells corner; thence with his line
South S8$4 deg. East 1874 poles
to chestnut oak stump (now
down Ca stake) thence due South
IA poles to a stone; thence North
SO deg. East A poles to a stone;
thence North 80 deg. West ga
poles to stone; thence North 55
deg. West 3112 poles to stake
in a stump hole; thence with the
Common line South 81 deg. West
1O3 poles to stone, Conner cor
ner; thence with the Common line
North Sc deg. West 1913 poles 20
a pile of stones near Raven Cliff;
thence North so deg. East 7612
poles to stone; thence North %
deg. East 2112 poles to the Be-
ginning, and containing 1903
acres. more or less.
FOURTH TRACT: ALSO being
the tract lying on the North side
of the Asheville Highways BE-
GINNING at an ash on the West
side of the branch and runs
thence North % deg. East 80 y
poles to hickory on the Hill line;
thence with the Hill line. South
S62 deg. East 39l2 poles to a
stake; thence South Is deg. West
1872 poles to a stone; thence S.
IS deg. West 40 poles to stone
in a stump hole by dogwood
pointer; thence North 93 deg. W.
1000 feet to the Beginning cor
ner. containing 1875 acres.
FIFTH TRACT: LYING on the
South side of the Asheville High
way, known as Route No. 20, BE-
GINNING at a large rock marked
with a cross, w. S. A. Oates cor
ner. and runs thence with the G.
w. Conner line and the old State
Highway, South 46 deg. East 8
poles; thence still with Connor's
line and still with said old High.
way, South 83 deg. East 40 poles
to a stake: thence North 9 deg.
West 8 poles to large stone with
cross mark on it; at the South
margin of the new State Highway
No. 20; thence due West; with
the South margin of said High
way 7 poles to stake; thence
still with the South margin of
said Highway. North rs deg. w.
"a poles to stake; thence still
with the South margin of said
Highway. North 65 deg. West IA
poles to stone pile; thence with
Oates line South deg. West 10
poles to the BEGINNING. con-
tanning &c acres.
This the 28th day of December.
1888.
FRED D. HAMRICK,
Ian S-Mop1t Tructao