CHAPTER 549

An Act to authorize the Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries to
convey its interest in certain property and to take certain other
property in exchange.

[H 570]

Approved March 31, 1960

Whereas, the Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries, hereinafter
referred to as party of the first part, is the owner of a large tract of
land in Roanoke County, Virginia, known as “Haven’s Refuge’, which
said tract of land hes along and in places contiguous to Virginia Secondary
Route +4622 and Masons Creek; and

Whereas, Roy B. Jennings and Nora E. Jennings, husband and wife,
hereinafter referred to as parties of the second part, are the owners of a
tract of land adjoining a portion of the boundary of the said Haven’s
Refuge property of the party of the first part; and

Whereas, Harmon Smith and Tennie Smith, husband and wife, here-
inafter referred to as parties of the third part, are the owners of a tract
of land adjoining a portion of the boundary of the said Haven’s Refuge
property of the party of the first part; and

Whereas, the exact boundary as between the properties of the party
of the first part and the parties of the second part and the parties of the
third part is uncertain and in dispute and it is the desire of the parties
to establish, fix and agree upon a boundary line between their respective
lands; now, therefore,

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia:
1. Party of the first part is hereby authorized to convey its right, title
and interest and that of the Commonwealth in a portion of Haven’s
Refuge to parties of the second part and to accept a deed from parties of
the second part conveying their right, title and interest in the adjoining
property to the end that the boundary line between party of the first part
and parties of the second part shall be as follows:

Beginning at the point where the boundary line between the property
of Harmon Smith and Tennie Smith, and the property conveyed to the
parties of the second part herein by deed of record in the Clerk’s Office of
the Circuit Court of Roanoke County, Virginia, in Deed Book 527, at Page
518, crosses the center line of Masons Creek; thence with the center of
Masons Creek the following calls and distances: S. 87° 20’ 15” E. 23.77
feet to a point; S. 87° 20’ 15” E. 69.28 feet to a point; N. 65° 09’ 45” E.
93 feet to a point; N. 50° 58’ 45” E. 121.10 feet; N. 50° 58’ 45” E. 133.80
feet to the point at which the Westerly boundary line of the property of
the parties of the second part crosses the center line of Masons Creek.

Party of the first part is also authorized to convey its right, title and
interest and that of the Commonwealth in a portion of Haven’s Refuge
to parties of the third part and to accept a deed from parties of the third
part conveying their right, title and interest in the adjoining property to
the end that the boundary line between party of the first part and parties
of the third part shall be as follows:

Beginning at the southwesterly corner of the property conveyed to
the parties of the second part by deed of record in the Clerk’s Office of the
Circuit Court of Roanoke County, Virginia, in Deed Book 204, at Page
472, which said beginning point is marked by a concrete monument;
thence leaving said beginning point N. 51° 09’ E. 567.59 feet to a monu-
ment; thence N. 57° 40’ E. 160.39 feet to a monument in the center of
Masons Creek; thence with the center of Masons Creek the following calls
and distances: N. 89° 09 E. 121.87 feet; N. 21° 22’ 30” E. 193 feet to a
point; N. 64° 58’ 55” EB. 81.67 feet; N. 64° 30’ 15” E. 202.10 feet; N.
84° 45’ 45” E. 104.83 feet; N. 46° 41’ 15” E. 143.55 feet; N. 82° 50’ 15”
EK. 55.74 feet; N. 38° 15’ 15” E. 283.05 feet; N. 38° 15’ 15” E. 100.95 feet;
N. 68° 35’ 45” E. 112.78 feet; and S. 88° 37’ 57” E. 64 feet to the dividing
line between the property of the parties of the second part and the prop-
erty of S. Myrl Glenn.