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510 North eighty six degrees East One hundred and twenty one Perches North eight Perches North Sixty eight degrees East ^West^ forty two Perches North forty nine degrees West Sixty six Perches South eighty eight degrees West Twenty six Perches North forty nine degrees West Sixty Perches North forty one degrees and a half degree West Sixty three Perches North forty four degrees West thirty two Perches North fifty four degrees West Ninety two Perches North thirty three degrees and half East Twenty two Perches North thirty nine degrees West forty Perches South Seventy six degrees West fifty two Perches South Sixteen degrees West Twenty six Perches North Seventy two degrees West One hundred and twenty Perches North twelve degrees West forty eight Perches North Seventy eight degrees West forty Perches North twenty nine degrees West One hundred and four Perches North thirty seven degrees West Twenty four Perches North Seventy seven degrees West Sixty Perches North twenty nine degrees West One hundred and four Perches North thirty seven degrees West Twenty four Perches North Seventy seven degrees West Sixty Perches North twenty nine degrees West twenty four Perches North Seventy seven degrees West forty eight Perches South Sixty one degrees West thirty two Perches South three degrees east forty four Perches South twenty degrees West forty Perches East forty Perches South forty degrees east sixteen Perches South Seventy five degrees east Sixteen Perches South eighty one Degrees and a half Degree east Seventy six Perches South twenty two degrees West thirty six Perches South fifty two Degrees West thirty four Perches then with a strait Line across the Tract to Intersect the South fifty five Degrees East line being the Sixty third Line or Course of Sugar Bottom aforesaid Twenty seven Perches and a half of a Perch from the Begining ^of the said Line Then South fifty five degrees east Seventy two perches and half of a perch to the end^ of the said Line Then running the Lines of Sugar Bottom and following the same expressions with it so that no Part thereof be reserved to the Prejudice of the Grantee af.d the following Courses to wit East South East Two hundred and twenty Perches South East by East forty Perches South East by East forty Perches South east two hundred and forty Perches North eighty nine degrees West twenty eight Perches South Sixty three Degrees West Sixty Perches West by North three hundred and forty six Perches West North West Sixty Perches North Sixty one Degrees West One hundred and twelve Perches North Seventy five Degrees ^West^ to meet the Begining of the eighty second Line of Sugar Bottom then Continuing the Lines of Sugar Bottom with the expressions as aforesaid South Sixty five degrees east twenty seven Perches South Seventy one Degrees East twelve Perches South Sixty eight Degrees east Twelve Perches South Sixty eight Degrees East eight Perches South Sixty two Degrees east Twenty four Perches South Sixty seven degrees east forty Perches South eighty two Degrees East Sixty Perches South Sixty one Degrees East fifty two Perches East South East Sixty Perches East by South three hundred and forty six Perches North Sixty three Degrees East Sixty Perches South eight nine Degrees East twenty eight Perches South Seventy nine Degrees East thirty five Perches North Seventy five Degrees East eight Perches then with a Straight line to the Begining Containing Five hundred and Twenty ^nine^ Acres more or Less with all the Imptovements and Advantages to the said Land belonging (or) |
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Provincial Court Land Records, 1763-1765
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