Thursday, May 5, 193.
H,7o feet to a stake; thence N. 30* 0C
K- 335 feet to the point of beginning
|End containing 187.4 acres, more or
Bract no. fbr.2?
#3 A tract of land lying in State Sur.
y Tracts Nos. 1, 2, and 3 of the
K-lfth Civil District, and also in Murj^Ehy
Township of Cherokee County,
^Etate of North Carolina, on the right
^Kank of the Hiwass'ee River, approxi^Kiatelv
300 feet northwest of the
^Enouth of Valley River, ana more par.
^ficulai'ly described as follows: Beginn.
at a stake in the southwest edge of
public road, approximately 60 feet
^Kouth of the northwest corner of State
^Kurvey Tract No. 2, a corner of the
^ unds ?f Cillie & O. F. Hunsucker,
^K.ml I'M Adams; thence with Ed
^Btdams' line and the southwest edge
Kf the road as it meanders in a south^Kasterly
direction, approximately 960
^Keet to a stake, a corner of the lands
^Eif Ed Adams, and Mrs. Sarah Hem^B>ry;
thence with Mrs. Sarah Hembry's
^Hine and the southwest edge of the
^Kuad as it meanders in a southerly di.
^Section, approximately 1040 feet to a
^Etake, a corner of the lands of Mrs.
^fcuuih Hembry. and Johrf Killian;
^ hence with John Killian's line and
?tne southwest edge of the road as it
meanders in a southeasterly direction
ipproximately 1590 feet to a rock, a
rorner of the lands of John Killian,
snd K. C. Moore; thence with E. C.
iloore's line and the southwest edge of
the road as it meanders in a southEasterly
direction, approximately 3890
feet to ail iron pin, a corner of the
lands of E. C. Moore, and \V. S. Dickey;
thence, leaving the southwest edge
of the road and with W. S. Dickey's
line S. 53" 30' W? 48 feet to a point
on the Hiwassee River near a beech
stump; thence with the Hiwassee
Ri.er as it meanders downstream approximately
6550 feet to a point near
a 6 inch black gum tree, a corner to
the land of Lillie & O. F. Hunsucker;
thence with Lillie & O. F. Hunsucker's
line N. 4" 00' E? 2890 feet, crossing
a public road, to the point of be.
ginning, and containing 51.2 acres,
more or less, subject to the rights of
two public roads which affects approx.
imntely 4.3 acres.
TRACT FBR-272
A tract of land lying in Cherokee
County, State of North Carolina, on
the right bank of the Nottely River,
approximately 2V? miles south of its
mouth, and more particularly described
as follows: Beginning at a
Pike on Nottely River, a corner to
the land of the Southern States Pow.
er Company, and the most northwesterly
point of the tract herein described;
thence with the Southern States
Power Company's line S. 86' 00' E.,
220 feet to a point in the center line
V.12 1 _ ? r r l? l i
a ]iuuiic ruuu, a corner ui rue lauu |
I <if the Southern States Power ComI
]>any, and the land in dispute between
I the Southern States Power Company
I and T. P. Rogers & the Richard La.
fayelte Rogers Heirs; thence with the
I lino of the land in dispute between
the S. S. P. C >., and T. P. Rogers &
the Richard Lafayette Rogers Heirs,
and the center lice of the road as it
H meanders in a southeasterly direction
approximately 385 feet to a point in
I the center line of the L. & N. Railroad
right of way, a corner of the land in
I dispute between the Southern States
I Power Company and T. P. Rogers &
I the Richard Lafayette Rogers Heirs.
I and the land of Thomas P. Rogers;
I thence with Thomas P. Rogers's line
and the center line of the L. & N.
I Kailroad right of way as it meanders
I in a southwesterly direction approxi.
mately 2000 feet to a point; thence N.
I 00' W., 100 feet to a 20 inch popI
lar tree on the Nottely River; thence
I with the Nottely River as it meanders
I downstream approximately 1740 feet
I 'o the point of beginning and con1
laming 8.1 acres, more or less, sub.
Ject to the rights of a public road.
I and also subject to the L. & N. RailI
r?ad right of way which affects apI
Proximately 3.4 acres.
TRACT NO. FBR.38S
I A tract of land lying in Beaverdam
I and also in the Fifth Civil
I tr>ct of Cherokee County, State of
I ^ar?lina, on the right side of
Hiwassee River, approximately 3-16
miles northwest of the mouth of
I DPat'Om T? .
_ ? .?i 1/uin v.reeK, and more particu
I larly described as follows: A tract of
1 land shown on the map of Cherokee
I County, State of North Carolina, as
I a portion of Entry No. 8646, Grant
I No. 19173, and more particularly
I ^ascribed as follows: Beginning at a
Point on the Hiwassee River near an
I 8 inch holly tree and at the southwest
comer of Entry No. 8646, Grant No.
I '9173, a corner to the land of the
Southern States Power Company;
tnence with the Power Company's
'?* N. 18? 00' W? 560 feet 'o a
I tnt a' an elevation of 1465 feet
I ' Vr' mean sea level, a corner of the
I Odd of the Southern States Power
B The Cher
Company, the land in dispute between
the Southern States Power Company
and Mollie I. Whitcomb, and the land
in dispute among the Southern States
Power Company, Mollie I. Whitcomb.
and A. N. Cclvard Heirs; thence with
the line of the land in dispute among
the Southern States Power Company,
Mollie I. Whitcomb, and the A. N. Col.
vard Heirs, and the 1465 foot contouv
as it meanders in a southeasterly direction
approximately 770 feet to a
point, a corner of the land in dispute
among the Southern Stales Power
Company, Mollie I. Whitcomb, and
the A. N. Colvard Heirs, and the
lands of Mollie I. Whitcomb, and the
Southern States Power Company;
thence with the Southern States Power
Company's line S. 76? 30' W-, 320
feet to the point of beginning, and
containing 2.5 acres, more or less.
TRACT NO. FBR-388
A tract of land lying in Bcaverdam
Township, and also in the Fifth Civil
: . r nt
i/uuici 01 v-ncroKee uounty, state of
North Carolina, on the right side of
the Hiwassee River, approximately
5.16 miles northeast of the mouth of
Beaver Dam Creek, and more partiou.
larly described as follows: A tract of
land shown on the map of Cherokee
County, State of North Carolina, as a
portion of Entry No. 8646, Grant No.
19173, and more particularly described
as follows: Beginning at a stake at
the southeast corner of Entry No.
8646, Grant No. 19173, a corner to
the land of the Southern States Power
Co.; thence with the Power Company's
line S. 76? 30' W., 35 feet to a point
at an elevation of 1465 feet above
mean sea level, a corner of the lands
of the Southern States Power Company,
and Mollie I. Whitcomb, and the
land in dispute among the Southern
States Power Company, Mollie I. Whitcomb,
and the A. N. Colvard Heirs;
thence with the line of the land in dis.
pute among the Southern States Pow.
er Co., Mollie I. Whitcomb, and the
A. N. Colvard Heirs, and the 1465
foot contour as it meanders in a
northerly direction approximately 75
feet to a point, a corner of the land in
dispute among the Southern States
Power Company, Mollie I. Whitcomb
and the A. N. Colvard Heirs, and the
land in dispute between the Southern
States Power Company and Mollie I.
Whitcomb, and the land of the Southern
States Power Company; thence
with the Power Company's line S. 20?
SO' E., 70 feet to the point of beginn.
ing, and containing 0.05 acres, more
or less. '
TRACT NO. FBR-390
A tract of land lying in Beaverdam
Township, and also in the Fifth Civil
District of Cherokee County, State of
North Carolina, on the right side of
the Hiwassee River, approximately %
mile northeast of the mouth of Beaver
Dam Creek, and more particularly described
as follows: A portion of a
tract of land previously described and
conveyed as Preemption 273, and
more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a stake at the northeast
corner of Pre-emption No. 273, a cor.
ner of the land in dispute between the
Southern States Power Company and
A. N. Colvard Heirs and the land of
the Southern States Power Company,
and the most northerly point of the
tract herein described; thence with the
Southern States Power Company's
line S. 103 00' E., 635 feet to a point
at an elevation of 1465 feet above
mean sea level, a corner of the land
of the Southern States Power Company,
the land in dispute between the
Southern States Power Company and
Mollie I. Whitcomb, and the land in
dispute among ivioiiio x. wnitcomD,
the State of North Carolina and M.
P. Coleman; thence with the line of
the land in dispute among Mollie I.
Whitcomb, the State of North Caroline
and M. P. Coleman, and with the
1465 foot contour as it meanders in a
northerly direction approximately 660
feet to a point, a corner of the land
in dispute among Mollie I. Whitcomb,
the State of North Carolina, and M. P.
! Coleman, the land in dispute among
the Southern States Power Company,
Mollie I. Whitcomb and A. N." Colvard
Heirs, and the land in dispute between
the Southern States Power Company,
and the A. N. Colvard Heirs; thence
with the line of the land in dispute
between the Southern States Power
Company and the A. N. Colvard Heirs
N. 76? 30' E., 35 feet to the point
of beginning, and containing 1.0
acrp mopo nr 1 noc
TRACT NO. FBR-391
A tract of land lying in Beaverdam
Township, and also in the Fifth Civil
District of Cherokee County. State of
North Carolina, on the right bank of
the Hiwassee River, at the mouth of
Beaver Dam Creek, and more particularly
described as follows: A por.
tion of a tract of land previously described
and conveyed as Pre-emption
No. 273, and more particularly doscribed
as follows: Beginning at a
okee Scoot, Murphy, Nortl
point on the Hiwassee River near an 8 ?
inch holly tree and at the northwest t
corner of Pre-emption No. 273, a cor- c
ner of the land of the Southern States I
Power Company, and the land in dis- I
pute between the Southern States j
Power Company and A. N. Colvaid ?
Heirs; thence with the line of the land t
[ in dispute between the Southern ^
! States Power Company and the A. N. r
I Colvard Heirs N. 76* 30' E., 320 feet e
to a point at an elevation of 1465 feet s
above mean sea level, a corner of the j
land in dispute between the Southern a
States Power Company and the A. N. j.
Colvard Heirs, the land in dispute a
among the Southern States Power
Company, Mollie I. Whitcomb and the
A. N. Colvard Heirs, and the land in | *]
dispute among Mollie I. Whitcomb, ! j
the State of North Carolina, & M. P. >
I Coleman; thence with the line of the j
| land in dispute among Mollie I. Whit- r
comb, the State of North Carolina j
and M. P. Coleman, and with the 1465 \
i foot contour as it meanders in a south- (
I easterly direction approximately 2990 e
| leet to a point, a corner of the land ^
in dispute among Mollie I. Whitcomb, a
the State of North Carolina and M. P. j
Coleman, the land in dispute between c
fhe Southern States Power Company j
and Mollie I. Whitcomb, and the land \ j
of the Southern States Power Com. i
pany; thence with the Southern States (
Power Company's line S. 10? 00' E., ,
565 feet, crossing Beaver Dam Creek, <
to a point at an elevation of 1465 feet j
above mean sea level, a corner of the ,
land of the Southern States Power . 1
Company, the land i* dispute between j
the Southern States Power Company | ,
| and Mollie I. Whitcomb, and the land (
j in dispute among Mollie I. Whitcomb, ]
| the State of North Carolina and M. .
P. Coleman; thence with the line of t
the land in dispute among Mollie I. *
Whitcomb, the State of North Caro. (
lina an*l M. P. Coleman, and with the t
1465 foot contour as it meanders in a ]
westerly, southerly and then easterly t
direction approximately 565 feet to a i
point, a corner of the land in dispute j
among Mollie I. Whitcomb. the State f
of North Carolina and M. P. Coleman, j
the land in dispute between the South- (
ern States Power Company and Mollie I.
Whitcomb, and the land of the (
Southern States Power Company; ]
thence with the Southern States Pow. (
er Company's line S. 10? 00' E., 175 ,
feet to a point at an elevation of 1465 |
feet above mean sea level, a corner of (
the land of the Southern States Power
Company, the land in dispute between ,
the Southern States Power Company
and Mollie I. Whitcomb, and the land .
in dispute among Mollie I. Whitcomb,
the State of North Carolina and M. P.
Coleman; thence with the line of the
land in dispute among Mollie I. Whit.
sirxmk w *1. n -- ?
v???r otttu- yj iiurni tamnna ana
M. P. Coleman, and with the 1465
foot contour as it meanders in a
westerly then a southerly direction approximately
1960 feet to a point, a ;
corner of the land in dispute among .
Mollie I. Whitcomb, the State of North
Carolina and M. P. Coleman, the land
in dispute between Mollie I. Whitcomb
and the Southern States Power Co.,
and the land of the Soifthern States
Power Company; thence with the ;
Southern States Power Co.'s line S.
77? 00' W., 310 feet to a stake on the
Hiwassee River; thence with the Hiwassee
River as it meanders downstream
approximately 2500 feet to
the point of beginning, and containing
52.2 acres, more or less, which in. i
eludes an unnamed island, the said
island being more particularly des- ]
cribed as follows: An unnamed island ]
lying in the Hiwassee River, the up- i
stream tip of which is approximately !
130 feet south of the mouth of Beaver ;
Dam Creek. Said island has an approximate
maximum length of 350 ]
feet and an approximate maximum i
width of 110 feet, and contains 0.6 j !
acres, more or less. 1
TRACT NO. FBR 404 <
A tract of land lying in Notla Township,
and also in the Third Civil Di"- : I
trict of Cherokee County, State of ! 1
North Carolina, on the left bank of I <
the Hiwassee River, approximately "yg | 1
mnes southwest of the mouth of the (
Nottely River, and more particularly 1
described as follows: A tract of land <
shown on the map of Cherokee Coun- i
ty, State of North Carolina, as a por. 1
tion of State Survey Tract No. 7, and <
more particularly described as fol- i
lows: Beginning at a point on the Hi- 1
wassee River near a 12 inch ironwood '
tree, a corner to the land of the South- t
ern States Power Company; thence t
with the Southern States Power Com- s
pany's line S. 21? 00' W., 30 feet to a
I?oint at an elevation of 1465 feet i
above mean sea level, a comer of the t
lands of the Southern States Power a
Co., the Hiwassee River Power Co., 5
and the Hiwaesee River Power Co. & '
the Ixila Hartness Heirs; thenec with I '
the Hiwassee River Power Co. & the '
Lola Hartness Heir's line and the 1465 s
foot contour as it meanders in a west- 1
i Carolina
:rly direction approximately 660 feet
o a point at the top of a ridge, a
:orner of the lands of the Hiwassee
liver Power Company & the Lola
tartness Heirs, the Hiwassee River
'ower Company, and the Southern
itates Power Company; thence with
he Southern States Power Company's
line and the top of the
idge as it meanders in a northasterly
direction approximately
0 feet to a point on the Hiwassee
liver; thence W'th the Hiwassee River
s it meanders upstream approximatey
560 feet to the point of beginning,
nd containing 0.4 acres, more or less.
rRACT NO. FBR 409
A tract of land lying in Beaverdam
rownship, and also in the Fifth Civil
)istriet of Cherokee County, State of
lorth Carolina, on the right side of
liwassee River, approximately %
niles southeast of the mouth of
Jeaverdam Creek, and more particu.
arly described, as follows: A portion
if a trapf nf lnnd Hociiynntoi) an Prp.
mption No. 274 in a conveyance to
he Southern States Power Company,
tnd also designated as Tract No. 244
n a conveyance to Mollie I. Whit:omb
dated May 18, 1895, and more
particularly described as follows: Beginning
at a 30 inch black oak tree, a
;orner of the lands of Mollie I. Whit omb,
and the Southern States Pow;r
Company; thence with the Power
Company's line S. 79? 00' W., 880
feet to a stake at an elevation of 1465
feet above mean sea level; thence with
he 1465 foot contour as it meanders
n a northwesterly direction approxinatelv
4225 feet to a point, a corner
)f the land of the Southern States
Power Company, the land in dispute
imong the State of North Carolina,
he Southern States Power Company,
ind M. P. Coleman, and the land in
lispute among Mollie I. Whitcomb.
he State of North Carolina, and M.
P. Coleman; thence with the line of
ho land in dispute among Mollie I.
Ahitcomb, the State of North Caroina.
and M. P. Coleman N. 77" 00' E.,
p65 feet to a stake, a corner of the
and in dispute among Mollie I. Whitomb,
the State of North Carolina,
ind M. P. Coleman, and the land in
lispute between the Southern States
Power Company and Mollie I. Whit,
omb (an adjoining tract); thence
with the line of the land in dispute
between the Southern States Power
Company and Mollie I. Whitcomb N.
78? 00' E., 1575 feet to a stake, a
corner of the land in dispute between
the Southern States Power Company
and Mollie I. Whitcomb (an adjoining
tract), the lands of the Southern
States Power Company, and Mollie
r. Whitcomb; thence with Mollie I.
Whitcomb's line S. 4? 00' W., 1665
feet to the point of beginning, and
containing 59.9 acres, more or le?s.
TRACT FBR-417
A tract of land lying in State1
Survey Tract No. 29, in Notla Township,
in Cherokee County, State of I
North Carolina, on the left side of
the Hiwassee River, approximately 1
M miles southwest of the mouth of j
Beech Creek, and more particularly j
described as follows: Beginning at a
stone at the northeast corner of State
Survey Tract No. 29, a corner of the
lands of the Allan F. Stiles Heirs,
Wilburn M. Sneed. and the Andrew C.
Barton Heirs & the Southern States
Power Co., and the most northeasterly
point of the tract herein described;
thence with the Andrew C. Barton ;
Heirs & Southern States Power Co.'s
line S. 4? 30' W.. 2765 feet to a
point, a corner of the land of the An- j
drew C. Barton Heirs & the Southern j
States Power Co., and the land of the j
Southern States Power Co.; thence
with the Southern States Power Co.'s
line N. 83? 00' W., 583 feet to a 4
inch holly tree; thence N. 86? 00' W.,
275 feet to a pine stump, a corner of
the lands of the Southern States Pow.
;r Co., and Mrs. Amy McClurc; thence
with Mrs. Amy McClure's line N. 83?
50' W.. 240 feet to a 12 inch maple
tree in the center line of a hollow, a
:orner of the lands of Mrs. Amy Mc.
dure, and the Asa C. Green Heirs;
hence with the Asa C. Green Heirs'
line N. 88? 00' W., 550 feet to a red
>ak stump, a corner of the lands of
:he Asa C. Green Heirs, and Broadus
H. Campbell; thence with Broadus H.
Campbell's line N. 5? 00' W., 1390
'cet to a dogwood stump; thence N.
io- uu w., ?3t> icct to a stona in the
southeast line of a road, a corner of
he lands of Broadus H. Campbell, and \
he Wm. D. Hogsctt Heirs; thence j
eith the Wm. D. Hogsett Heirs' line J
ind the southeast line of the road as |
t meanders in a northeasterly direcion
approximately 910 feet to a stake,
l corner of the lands of Wm. D. Hog.
ott Heirs, and the Allan F. Stiles
feirs; thence with the Allan F. Stiles
leirs' line, leaving the road, S. 85? 00'
2., 1490 feet to a point of beginning,
ind containing 119.0 acres, more or
ess.
Section C Page 7
TRACT FBR-419
A tract of land lying in State Survey
No. 19, in Shoal Creek Township, and
also in the Eighth Civil District of
Cherokee County, State of North Car.
olina, on the left side of Hiwassee
River, approximately 1% miles
west of the Shallowford Bridge,
and more particularly described
as follows: Beginning at a
point in the center line of Per.
simmon Creek near a 14 inch dead
mapie tree, a corner to the land of the
Southern States Power Company (an
adjoining tract); thence with the
Southern States Power Company's
line S. 85? 00' E. 435 feet to a stake;
thence S. 7? 00' W., 1485 feet to a
stake in tho center line of Persimmon
Creek; thence with the center line of
Persimmon Creek as it meander*
downstream approximately 1750 feet
to the point of beginning, and contain,
ing 10.5 acres, more or less.
TRACT FBR-422
A tract of land lying in State Sur.
vey No. 45, in Murphy Township, and
also in the Fifth Civil District of
Cherokee county. State of North Caro.
lina on th*? ri<rhf cirio of *v?/v u
see River, approximately 1 mile north
of the Shallowford Bridge, and more
particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a stone in a black oak
stump hole at the north corner of
State Survey No. 45, a corner of the
land of the Hiwassee River Power
Company, and the Southern States
Power Company; thence with the
Southern States Power Company's
line S. 40? 00' E., 2220 feet to a
point at the top of a ridge; thence
with the top of the ridge as it meanders
in a westerly direction 3305 feet
to a point, a corner of the lands of
tho Southern States Power Company,
and the Hiwassee River Power Com.
pany; thence with the Hiwassee River
Power Company's line N. 50? 00' E.,
1795 feet to the point of beginning,
and containing 29.3 acres, more or
less.
TRACT FBR.423
A tract of land lying in Beaverdam
Township, and also in the Fifth Civil
District of Cherokee County, State of
North Carolina on the right hank of
the Hiwassee River, approximately 1
Va miles north of the mouth of Bear
Paw Creek, and more particularly described
as follows: Beginning at a
point on the Hiwassee River near a
birch tree, a corner to the land of the
Southern States Power Company;
thence with the Southern States Pow.
er Company's line S. 29? 00' E., 1200
feet to a hickory tree; thence S. 87?
00' W., 1935 feet to a point on the
Hiwassee River near a sycamore tree;
| thence wTith the Hiwassee River as it
meanders downstream approximately
1820 feet to point of beginning, and
containing 21.6 acres, more or less.
It is further ordered that this notice
be published once a week for four (4)
consecutive weeks in tho
Scout, a weekly newspaper published
it: Murphy, North Carolina.
Done this 8th day of April, 1938.
E. Y. WEBB, Judge
A true copy test, J. Y. Jordan, Clerk,
By O. L. McLurd, Deputy Clerk.
(37-lt.tva)
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1 SOLEMNLY SWEAR . . .
Mickey Mouse is known in Japan as
Miki Kuchi.
The snow you see falling in the
movies is just bleached breakfast
food.
Up to about the time of the Civil
War soup was considered by Ameri.
cans to be an effeminate dish which
no self-respecting he-man would eat.
The yellow races of the world are
breeding about five times faster than
V>?? V.'hitS 2T2CCS.
Addis Ababa means New Flower.
The holdings of the Salvation Aimy
in the United States alone are valued
at 40 million dollars.
If a book today sells 100,000 copies
it is considered a best seller; "In His
Steps" by Charles Monroe Sheldon,
first published in 1899, sold eight mil.
lion copies.
A glass works was the first factory
established in America. The year
Even during the lean vears of tho
depression, American undertakers did
a 400 million volume of business.
A chemical compound is now used
to brand cattle, instead of the hot
iron. It painlessly cats away the
hair and turns the skin very white.
Only the female date palm tree
bears fruit.
France has a record of 339 women
disguised as soldiers who fought in
the World War, their identity revealed
only when they were wounded or
killed.
To send a letter from New York to
Berlin, before 1866 cost 90 cents if
the letter went by German boat, or
$1.25 if by British boat.