PROCLAMATIONS, 1981. TRACT NUMBER Two Beginning at a. point"A", which is 8 point at the mouth of Bridges Creek, at the low-water mark of the Potomac River on the east bank of Bridges Creek, and which is point "A" of Tract Number Two, as shown on the plat hereinabove mentioned, thence aJong the low-water mark of the Potomac River in an easterly direction s.pproximately 51 chains to station number six in a swamp, thence S. 8~0 W. 24 .33 chains to station number sevel!t thence S. 100 E. 2.8 chains to station number eight, thence S. 160 ~. 0.5 chains to station number nine, thence S. 30° W. 5.24 chains to station number ten, thence S. 43° W. 19.36 chains to station number eleven, thence S. 400 W. 12 .25 chains to station number twelve, thence N. 20Mo W. 49.15 chains along the east side of the Government road to station number thirteen, tlience N. 11,,0 W. 9.21 chains to st,ation number fOUl-teen, thence N. 20° W. 2.60 chains to station number fifteen, thence S. 0.42 chains to station number sixteen, thence down Bridges Creek along the low-water mark thereof tG "A", the place of beginning, and containing 175.37 acres, more or less. The stations Ghown on the plat referred to, designated as "Map of part of Wakefield," are in all cases made at or above the high-water mark, except station number six, which is at low-water mark. TRACT NUMBER Tl 'EE Beginning at a point II A", which is point "A" of Tract Number Three, as shown on the plat hereinabove mentioned, from which point a witness hackberry tree 18 inches in di&meter be&I'8 S. 450 W. 60 links, thence S. 24~0 E. 2 .67 chains to "B", thence S. 11~0 E. 9.21 chains to "C", thence S. 20~0 E. 25.5 chains along the west side of the Government road to "D", thence N. 600 W. 5.58 chains to "E", thence N. 44° W. 2 chains to "F", thence N. 60° W. 15.9 chains to "G", thence N. 43Mo W. 10.39 chains to "H", thence down Bridges Creek along the low-water mark thereof in a northerly direction to " A", the point of beginning. TRACT NUMBER FOUR Be~g at the point "RS" on Pope's Creek where the fenCf' line dividing the land of W. C . and James Latane from the tract of land which was conveyed to Ira C. Muse by deed dated 20th October, 1928, and recorded in the Westmoreland Circuit Court 13th February, 1929, intersects the low-water mark on Pope's Creek, as shown on a plat of Ira Muse Land, dated February 12./ 1929, attached to and recorded with deed from W. C. Latane ana MarY S. Latane, his wife, and James Latane and Martchen F. Latane, his wife, to The River Holding Corporation, dated February 21, 1929, and recorded in the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of Westmoreland County in Deed Book 87, page 78, on February 22,1929, thence running in a westerly direction 8l0ng said fence line to the point "P" shown on said plat, a pronged tree on said fence line, thence in a northeasterl,"- direction 0.82 chains to "0", thence northeasterly 2.26 chains to "N IT, thence in the same direction 1.67 chains to "M ", thence in the same direction 1.68 chains to "L", thence in a northerly direction 0.48 chains to "K ", thence in a northerly direction 1.50 chains to "J", from thence in an easterly direction to the low-water mark on Pope's Creek, thence in a southwesterly direction along the low-water mark of Pope's Creek to the point of beginning. 2447 TnIotNo.l . Tract No. 3 . TractNo.' -
