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Boos 10 ~;cF 456 Thence as the line of said 89 acre tract of Luxton and said 1 acre tract of Lee's Chapel Christian Church in an easterly direction to a point, another corner of said 41.48 acre tract of Underwood and others and said 1 acre tract of Lee's Chapel Christian Church in the line of said 89 acre tract of Luxton; Thence as the line of said 41.48 acre tract of Underwood and"others and said 89 acre tract of Luxton in an easterly direction to a point, a corner of said 89 acre tract of Luxton and lands now or formerly owned by L.O. Maddox and wife, Lillie Belle Maddox, described in Deed Book 47, Page 22 as 15 acres, in the line of said 41.48 acre tract of Underwood and others; Thence as three lines of said 89 acre tract of Luxton and said 15 acre tract of Maddox in a northerly, then easterly, then northerly direction to a point, a corner of said 89 acre tract of Luxton, and said 15 acre tract of Maddox, in the line of lands now or formerly owned by Continental Can Company described in Deed Book 48, Page 533 as 416 acres; Thence as two lines of said 89 acre tract of Luxton and said 416 acre tract of Continental Can Company in a westerly, then northerly direction to a point, a corner of said 89 acre tract of Luxton and lands now or formerly owned by Continental Can Company described in Deed Book 58, Page 74 as 66.4 acres, in the line of said 416 acre tract of Continental Can Company; Thence as two lines of said 416 acre tract of Continental Can Company and said 66.4 acre tract of Continental Can Company in a northerly and westerly direction, crossing SR 1502 to a point, a corner of said 416 acre tract of Continental Can Company and lands now or formerly owned by Cherokee Brick Company, Inc., described in Deed Book 293, Page 709 as 61.95 acres, in the line of said 66.4 acre tract of Continental Can Company; Thence as the line of said 416 acre tract of Continental Can Company and said 61.95 acre tract of Cherokee Brick in a northerly direction to a point, a corner of said 416 acre tract of Continental Can Company and said 61.95 acre tract of Cherokee Brick in the line of lands now or formerly owned by W.R. Moore and wife, Bettie H. Moore, described in Deed Book 294, Page 183 as 50.2 acres, being in the center of SR 1500, also known as the Lower River Road;