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PUBLIC LAW 93-184-DEC. 15, 1973
[87 STAT.
Public Law 93-184 December 15, 1973
AN ACT
—LH. R. 3436]— rp^ provide for the conveyance of certain mineral riglits in and under lands in Onslow County, North Carolina.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Onslow County, United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary Mineral interof the Iiiterior is authorized and directed in accordance with section 3 est, conveyance, of this Act to convey by quitclaim deed to the present owner or owners of record all mineral interest of the United States in the following described lands: Boundaries. } ^ \ \ that tract or parcel of land situated, lying and being in Jacks(jnville Township, Onslow County, North Carolina, within an area formerly owned and developed by the North Carolina Defense Relocat.ion Corporation, known as a part of the Cavenaugh tract, and described more particularly as follows: Lot 3: Beginning at the southwest corner of the above described tract, said corner being at the intersection of farm roads at gate, and (located south 66 degrees 00 minutes east 11.80 feet from a 7-inch pipe and north 44 degrees 00 minutes east 32.50 feet from an 18-inch g u m); thence along the farm road, south 16 degrees 20 minutes west 219.10 feet to a point 12 feet east from the center of road; thence south 37 degrees 09 minutes west 370.85 feet to a point 4 feet east from center of road; thence south 46 degrees 28 minutes west 572.16 feet to the middle of said road; thence south 56 degrees 22 minutes west 869.00 feet to the beginning of the tract hereinafter described; thence continuing along the said road, south 56 degrees 22 minutes west 700 feet to a point 2 feet southeast from center of road (located north 50 degrees 00 minutes west 10.2 feet from a 3-inch pine and south 37 degrees 00 minutes east 10.00 feet from a 2-inch pine); south 58 degrees 35 minutes west 535.40 feet to an iron pine at edge of woods and field (located south 27 degrees 00 minutes west 21.3 feet from a 12-inch double live oak; south 7 degrees 00 minutes east 22.8 feet from a 22-inch white oak and south 67 degrees 30 minutes east 24.9 feet from the east corner of a tobacco barn); south 58 degrees 38 minutes west 1181.34 feet to a point in middle of old abandoned road (located south 50 degrees 30 minutes west 18.5 feet from a 10-inch pine and north 30 degrees 00 minutes west 12.4 feet from a 12-inch pine); south 59 degrees 05 minutes west 493.5 feet to the intersection of said abandoned road with woods road (located south 31 degrees 00 minutes east 19.8 feet from a 15-inch pine and south 51 degrees 30 minutes west 9 feet from a 7-inch pine), north 83 degrees 11 minutes west 411.20 feet to a point in road (located south 35 degrees 00 minutes east 25.5 feet from a 7-inch pine) south 86 degrees 03 minutes west 179.20 feet to a cluster of small willows and maples on the east edge of New River at wire landing, corner of said Cavenaugh across the river from the Cox estate; thence the eight following lines with the southeast side of New River; north 9 degrees 59 minutes west 160.78 feet to an 8-inch gum; north 1 degree 22 minutes east 397.05 feet to a 54-inch cypress; north 34 degrees 04 minutes west 202.34 feet to a 48 inch cypress; north 22 degrees 11 minutes west 154.64 feet to a 12 inch gum; north 6 degrees 43 minutes east 117.44 feet to a 28 inch cypress; north 0 degrees 32 minutes west 260.85 feet to a 17 inch
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