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 SIXTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. C11. 70. 1925. 735 to a monument (numbered 120) on the summit of a roc rid B°¤¤¤¤¤* ¤¤=¤¤i¤- halfway between two large swamps, northeast of Long liiildge gui ¤°¤_O°¤wm°d' latitude forty-one degrees ten minutes six and two hundred and ninety-four one—thousandths seconds and longitude seventy-three degrees thirty-four minutes fifty and eight hundred and seventy- one one—thousandths seconds; thence south fifty-eight degrees fifty-six minutes twenty-two seconds west twenty-0ne thousand one hundred and ninety-three feet to a monument {numbered 127) in level woodland west of a low hill west of Banksville in latitude forty-one degrees eight minutes eighteen and one hundred and eighty-nine one—thousandths seconds and longitude seventy-three degrees thirty-eight minutes forty-eight and one hundred and twenty-nine one-thousandths seconds; thence south fifty-eight degrees thirty-two minutes forty-seven seconds west twenty-six thousand three hundred and fifty-five feet to a rough granite monument (numbered 140) known as the Duke’s Trees Angle, set in concrete, with its top below the roadway called King Street in latitude forty-one degrees six minutes two and two hundred and five one-thousandths seconds and longitude seventy-three degrees forty-three minutes forty-one and seven hundred and seventy-eight one·thousandths seconds; thence south thirty-one degrees twenty-nine minutes forty-one seconds east eleven thousand four hundred and fort feet to a monument (numbered 148) three hundred feet north of, the road leading west from King Street south of Rye Lake in latitude fort -one degrees four minutes twentg-live and eight hundred and, fourteen one-thousandths secon s and longitude seventy-three degrees forty-two minute ‘ twentgnthree and seven hundred and forty-seven one—thousandths secon s; thence south thirty-two degrees ten minutes fiftfiy-seven seconds east fourteen thousand nine hundred and seventy- ve feet to a monument (numbered 153) at the east side of King Street. one thousand feet north of Ridge Street in latitude forty-one degrees two minutes twenty and five hundred and seventy onethousandths seconds and longitude seventy-three degrees forty minutes thirty-nine and six hundred and sixty-six one—thousandths seconds; thence south· thirty-two degrees seven mintues thirty seconds east eleven thousand four hundred and sixty-one feet to a imnite monument (numbered 158) set at the north side of Byram ridée in a concrete pier on a ganite ledge known since 1684 as The reat Stone at the Wadin lace in latitude forty-one degrees forty-four and six hundred and sixty-two one·thousandths seconds and longitude seventy-three degrees thirty-nine minutes twenty and one hundred and seventy-two one-thousandths seconds; thence south nine degrees fift_y—three minutes forty-three seconds west eight hundred and thirty-five feet to a brass bolt and Elate (numbered 159) set in the top of a large boulder in Byram iver in latitude fort -one degrees thirty-six and five hundred and thirty-five oneiliiousandths seconds and longitude seventy-three degrees thirty-nine minutes twenty-two and ,forty-four one—thousandths seconds; thence south eighteen degrees fifty-six minutes forty-one seconds west three thousand seven hundred and thirty-five feet to angle numbered 161 in Byram River in latitude forty-one degrees one and six hundred and twenty-six one-thousandths seconds and longitude seventy-three degrees thirty-nine mmutes thirty-seven and eight hundred and sixty~three one-thousandths seconds, this tangent being produced and referenced on the shore by a brass bolt and late leaded into the rock on a steep hill; thence south twelve degrees fifty-seven minutes two seconds east nine hundred and sixty-five feet to angle numbered 162 in Bynm River in latitude forty degrees fiftymine minutes fifty-twc and 45822'—25`l‘--49