The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-04-11

sell to the highest bidder for cash
the following described real es-
tate, to-wit:
Tract No. / (Home Tract: BE-
GINNING on bunch Of buck
eyes on the South side of the
South Fork of New River, and
running North 681s East crossing
river; thence on same course IL
poles to the bridge; thence North
78 East Is poles to a stake;
thence North IL East IA poles to
a stake; thence North FL East 10
poles to a stake; thence North 80
East 18 poles to a stake; thence
North 70 East Is poles by the
Southeast edge of large rock to
the Northeast . corner; thence
North 81 East 1914 poles to the
forks of the road; thence North
q East 10 poles to stake; thence
North Is West 26 poles and eros
sing Little Elk Creek to a bunch
| of beadwoods; thence North 13
West 8 poles to the old outside
line and Charlie Trivette's line;
thence West with old line "a
poles to a stake in old line; thence
South 40 West with an agreed
line 33 poles to stake in old line,
H. L. Moretz's corner; thence
South 81 East and with Moretz' S
line 48 poles to dogwood; thence
South SO West and with Moretz' S
line 9 poles to a chestnut; thence
South As West "a poles to a pop
lar; thence South Sc West II 1-3
poles to a willow bush on the
river; thence crossing the river
South Sc East to a stake; thence
down the river and with its me-
anders to the beginning, contain
ing -------- acres, more or less.
Tract No. 2: BEGINNING at a
large locust on the End Knob in
Payne heirs line and running
South So West 1917 poles to a
large projection of rock near the
Southwest end of the cliff; thence
North 851a West "a poles to the
corner at the forks of the road in
Tract No. l; thence South 81
West 1917 poles to the corner at
the Northeast corner of large
rock; thence South 70 West 16
poles to amstake; thence South 80
West 18 poles to a stake; thence
South Fl West 10 poles to a stake:
thence South IL West IA poles tc
a stake; thence South 70 West Is
poles to stake; thence South
681a West 1912 poles and crossing
the river to a bunch of buckeyes;
thence down the river as it me-
anders to the old Lemly corner
thence running North 80 East
crossing said river 81 poles to 6
hickory on a branch; thence
North 70 East with an agreed
line Is poles to a chestnut; thence
South &c East with said line Al
poles to a stake in R. C. Nc,
Cures line; thence North 3 East
with said line 63 poles to {
chestnut; thence West 35 poles
to stake; thence North 35 East
"a poles to the beginning, con
tanning ------ acres, more OF
less.
Tract No. 3: BEGINNING on {
locust, a corner of Tract No. 2
on the End Knob, in Payne heirs
line, and running North So Eas1
l pole to small double maple
thence North 81 East 20 poles tt
a stake; thence North 10 poles tc
a stake; thence North STU poles
to a stake in an agreed line
thence East 43A poles to stake
an agreed corner; thence North
80 poles to a chestnut; thence
North 46 East IA poles to black
oak; thence North SO West 40
poles to a chestnut thence South
Al West 4 poles to a stake on the
extreme height of the third knob
thence South 43 West with the
extreme height of said ridge 49
poles to a water oak; thence
South SO West down the ridge
with the extreme height 70 poles
to a water oak; thence South &c
West down said ridge and with
it's extreme height A poles to a
double chestnut; thence South 46
West 40 poles to a dogwood in
Howells line; thence West with
said line % poles to a stake, corn
er of Tract No. l; thence South
Is East 8 poles to beadwood;
thence South Is East and crossing
Little Elk Creek 26. poles to a
stake; thence South 81 West 10
poles to stake at the forks of the
road, corner of Tracts Nos. l and
2; thence South 8572 East 81
poles to a large rock near the
Southeast corner of the main
cliff; thence North 88 East 1912
poles to the beginning, contain