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        twenty eight Perches  North sixty seven Degrees west thirty six Perches,
        south forty four Degrees West One hundred and thirty eight perches, north fifteen
        Degrees East One hundred Perches, to the beginning Tree of said Land still with
        said Land North thirty five Degrees West seventy six perches, south sixty
        four Degrees West twenty perches, south fourteen Degrees East Thirty ^perches^ south
        twelve Degrees West fifty six perches then south thirty five Degrees West
        thirty five perches to the end of Twenty three perches on the sixth line
        of the afsd Land called the Resurvey on Saplin hill then with said Land
        Reverst North thirty Degrees west twenty three Perches North sixty degrees
        west one hundred Perches south forty eight degrees West thirty Perches to George
        Scotts Land afsd then with said Land North eighteen Degrees West seventy
        Perches South eighty five Degrees West ninety four perches then south five
        Degrees West one hundred and ninety Perches to the end of the third line of a
        Tract of Land called Rich Forrest then with said Land reverst North seventy
        two Degrees West fifty six perches  North eighty Degrees West forty Perches
        North nineteen Degrees West twelve perches to the beginning Tree of said
        Land then North fifty five Degrees West sixty perches North thirty three degrees
        east forty perches North forty five Degrees West fifty Perches North fifty three
        Degrees east fifty perches North ten Degrees West forty Perches south eighty
        degrees West twenty six perches North twenty degrees West one hundred
        perches south seventy four degrees east sixty seven perches to the end
        of the third line of a Tract of Land ^called^ Bush Creek, then with said Land south
        twenty one Degrees East Sixty perches, south Eighty three Degrees east sixty
        Perches, North three degrees West thirty two perches, to the Beginning Tree of
        said Land still with said Land North thirty one Degrees west thirty two perches
        North fifty five Degrees West forty perches, then North forty six perches North
        thirty eight degrees east thirty four perches, North eighty three degrees east fifty
        six perches, south forty three Degrees East thirty perches, North seventy six
        Degrees East One hundred and four Perches, south seventy eight Degrees East forty
        Perches, North sixteen Degrees east forty Perches North forty Degrees East thirty perches
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