Chap. 22.—An ACT to annex to the county of Chesterfield a part of the county
of Henrico. [H B 54]

Approved February 17, 1922.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That so
much of the county of Henrico, the land portion of which is desig-
nated as I‘arrar Island on United States Geological Survey map,
entitled “Virginia Bermuda Hundred Sheet” (edition of August, eigh-
teen hundred and ninety-four, reprinted nineteen hundred and seven-
teen), as lies southwest of a line beginning at the point of intersection
of the low water line on the western side of James river with the
prolongation of the south line of the property conveyed by Henry
Cox to the city of Richmond, by deed dated November 29, 188/,
recorded-in the. clerk’s office of Henrico county in deed book 122,
page 238, and running thence in a southeastern direction and in a
straight line to the point of intersection of said property line with
the low water line on the south side of the James river—a total
distance of about one-half mile—shall be, and the same is hereby,
annexed to, and is henceforth a part of the county of Chesterfield
and of Bermuda magisterial district of said county. There is however,
excepted from the operation of this act so much of said Farrar Island
as was occupied by the town or settlement of Henricopolis in the
year sixteen hundred and twenty-two.

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