Chap. 113.—An .ACT to incorporate the Goodson and Boyd Turnpike
Company.

Passed January 26, 1867.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That for the
purpose of constructing a turnpike road from the town of
Goodson, in the county of Washington, across the west of
said county, to some point on the Fincastle and Cumberland
gap road, in the lower end of Russell county, or the upper
enti of Scott county, it shall be lawful to open books of sub-
scription for money, labor or property, for the construction
of the same, in shares of twenty dollars, The said books
shall be opened at Goodson, under the superintendence of
L. F. Johnson, Philip Rohr, Apling, Valentine Kebler
and John Keys; at Francis Ellington’s, under the superin-
tendence of Jghn M. Hamilton, Francis Ellington, William
Gobble and Joel Caylor; at Bracken Fugate’s, under the su-

erintendence of Joseph Fugate, Christian Easterly and
racken Fugate; at -Fugate’s store, under the superin-

tendence of John H. Fugate, William B. Aston and Robert
Boyd; and at Nicklesville, under the superintendence of
George H. Kendrick, James H. Wood and Ira Fugate.

2. When fifty shares are subscribed, the subscribers, their
personal representatives and assigns, shall be and they are
hereby made.a body politic and corporate, under the name
and style of The Goodson and Boyd Turnpike Company ;
subject to provisions of chapters fifty-six and fifty-seven of
the Code of eighteen hundred and sixty, so far as they are
applicable to the same.

3. The road shall be thirty feet wide, except on hill side
sides, and then be eighteen feet wide, and no where exceed
five degr ees.

4. This act may be altered and amended by the general
assembly, and shall take effect from its passage.