Chap. 144.—An ACT extending the corporate limits of the Town of
Tappahannock.

Passed February 4, 1867.

1. Be it enacted by the general’ assembly, That the cor-
porate limits of the town of appahannock, in the county

ssex, be extended and enlarged so as to include the follow-
ing boundaries, viz: To commence at the mouth of the creek,
which lies between the said town and the dwelling house on
the farm called Greentield, on the Rappahannock: river, the
property of the Brockenbroughs, following the meanders of
the said creek to the first slash, which is on the road leading
from Tappahannock to Loyd’s, in the said county; thence
along the said road till it reaches the dividing line or fence
between the Tanyard farm and the land of James Roy Micon;
thence due south until it reaches a point in the field of said
Micon ina line with Dr. Thomas C. Gordon’s granary, near
the said river; thence from saitl point to the said river;
thence along the river shoré to the beginning.

2. The provisions of the original charter of the said town
of Tappahannock, and all acts amendatory thereof, shall
apply and be in as full torce and effect over all the territory
included within the boundaries mentionéd in the first section
of this act as over the original boundaries of the said town.

3. This act shall be in force from its passage, and shall be
subject to amendment, alteration or repeal, at the pleasure
of the general assembly.