An Act to amend and reenact § 46.1-299, as amended, of the Code of Virginia, relating to devices signalling intention to turn or stop and rules therefor.
Volume 1968 Law 99
Volume | 1865/1866 |
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Law Number | 326 |
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Law Body
Chap. 326.—An ACT declaring Neabsco and Poweil’s Creeks Lawful
Fences,
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Parsed February 2], 1866.
1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That Neabsgco
and Powell's creeks, in the county of Prince William, be and
they are hereby made lawful fences—beginning at points on
each creek, respectively, one hundred yards east from the
ublic road known as the “old telegraph road,” and extend-
ing therefrom, in an eastwardly direction, to the Potomac
river.
2. This act shall be in force from its passage.
Chap. 326.—An ACT for the relief of John Stephenson of Frederick
County.
Passed February 14, 1866.
1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That the circuit
court of Frederick county be empowered, upon a bill in
chancery being filed in said court, accompanied by a copy of
the petition of John Stephenson of Frederick county, ad-
dressed to the general assembly of Virginia, and upon the
proper parties being convened, to direct, if in its discretion
it sees fit, one hundred and lity acres of the land in the pe-
tition mentioned, or less, if the court shall deem a lesser
quantity will effect the legitimate objects of the petition, to
be designated by metes and bounds, to be sold and the pro-
ceeds paid into court to the credit of the cause. The said
proceeds shall be loaned to said: John Stephenson, free and
clear of interest during his life, upon*his executing bond,
with ample security, for the amount 80 loaned, pay able to the
receiver of the court on the death of the said John Stephen-
son; and the money so loaned to him shall be applied to
repairs and permanent improvements on the residue of said
land left after said sale. ‘The court shall cause the said resi-
due of the land to be viewed by commissioners, who shall
report the state they find it in as to improvements and re-
pairs;+which report shall be filed in the cause. And the
parties to said bond, their heirs, executors, and so forth, on
the death of said John Stephenson, shall be entitled to a
credit against said bond for the then value of all improve-
ments and repairs remaining on the said land at his death,
that were not on it when viewed by the said commissioners ;
and the residue of said bond, if any, shall be paid to the re-
ceiver, to go to the parties entitled under the will of the peti-
tioner’s father, William Stephenson.
2. That the judge of the said court may, in vacation, ap-
point three commissioners, who shall examine and report
fully to the court the state of repairs in which the said tract
of tour hundred and seventy-four acres was on the first day
of January, eighteen hundred and sixty-six.
3. This act shall be in force from its passage.
Chap. 326.—An ACT declaring Neabsco and Poweil’s Creeks Lawful
Fences,
‘oe
Parsed February 2], 1866.
1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That Neabsgco
and Powell's creeks, in the county of Prince William, be and
they are hereby made lawful fences—beginning at points on
each creek, respectively, one hundred yards east from the
ublic road known as the “old telegraph road,” and extend-
ing therefrom, in an eastwardly direction, to the Potomac
river.
2. This act shall be in force from its passage.
Chap. 326.—An ACT for the relief of John Stephenson of Frederick
County.
Passed February 14, 1866.
1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That the circuit
court of Frederick county be empowered, upon a bill in
chancery being filed in said court, accompanied by a copy of
the petition of John Stephenson of Frederick county, ad-
dressed to the general assembly of Virginia, and upon the
proper parties being convened, to direct, if in its discretion
it sees fit, one hundred and lity acres of the land in the pe-
tition mentioned, or less, if the court shall deem a lesser
quantity will effect the legitimate objects of the petition, to
be designated by metes and bounds, to be sold and the pro-
ceeds paid into court to the credit of the cause. The said
proceeds shall be loaned to said: John Stephenson, free and
clear of interest during his life, upon*his executing bond,
with ample security, for the amount 80 loaned, pay able to the
receiver of the court on the death of the said John Stephen-
son; and the money so loaned to him shall be applied to
repairs and permanent improvements on the residue of said
land left after said sale. ‘The court shall cause the said resi-
due of the land to be viewed by commissioners, who shall
report the state they find it in as to improvements and re-
pairs;+which report shall be filed in the cause. And the
parties to said bond, their heirs, executors, and so forth, on
the death of said John Stephenson, shall be entitled to a
credit against said bond for the then value of all improve-
ments and repairs remaining on the said land at his death,
that were not on it when viewed by the said commissioners ;
and the residue of said bond, if any, shall be paid to the re-
ceiver, to go to the parties entitled under the will of the peti-
tioner’s father, William Stephenson.
2. That the judge of the said court may, in vacation, ap-
point three commissioners, who shall examine and report
fully to the court the state of repairs in which the said tract
of tour hundred and seventy-four acres was on the first day
of January, eighteen hundred and sixty-six.
3. This act shall be in force from its passage.