ALBERT C. RITCHIE, GOVERNOR. 457

1—North 18° 30' East 1440 feet to a stake.

2—North 49° 30' East 1200 feet to a large white oak tree,
marked with 3 notches, standing Northeast of the Moscow and
George's Creek Coal Mining Co. shop, this being also the end
of the first line of the present boundary of the Town of Barton,
and running with the lines of the present boundary as follows:

3—South 84° 11' West 654 feet to a locust tree, marked
with 3 notches, said tree stands on the Northeast side of the
Moscow and George's. Creek Coal Mining Co. plane,

4—South 43° 28' West 1388 feet to a large sugar tree
marked with 3 notches,

5—South 89° 45' West 650 feet to a stake,

6—South 16° 30' West 2440 feet to a stake, said stake
stands North 73° 00' West 44 feet from a large white oak tree
marked with 3 notches,

7—South 00° 19' East 400' to a stake near a large white
oak tree marked with 3 notches,

8—South 6° 50' East 540 feet to a stake on the 7th line of
the present boundary, then leaving said 7th line,

9—South 78° 00' East 370 feet to a point near the Old
Potomac Coal Co. tippel and running with same course along
the Old Potomac Coal Co. tram road.

10—South 78° East 775 feet to a cucumber tree,

11—North 28° 30' East 500 feet to a large white oak tree,
marked with 12 notches, at the end of the 11th line of the
present boundary of the Town of Barton, and running with
the following lines of said present boundary:

12—North 5° 30' East 333. 8 feet to a hickory tree marked
with 12 notches,

13—North 24° 30' East 536 feet to a stake near a large
white oak stump.

14—North 30° 12' East 406. 5 feet to a beech tree marked
with 12 notches.

15—North 19° 00' West 895 feet to the place of beginning,
true meridian courses and horizontal distances being used
throughout.