Chap. 294.—An ACT to perm John H. Young and Samuel Pe-
terson to build a wharf at Greenbackville, Accomac county.

Approved February 16, 1892.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia,
That John H. Young and Samuel Peterson, of Accomac
county, Virginia, be, and they are hereby, authorized and
permitted to erect a wharf, platforms, sheds, and other ne-
cessary buildings for conducting the business at Green-
backville, Accomac cgunty, Virginia, adjoining their lands
in Chincoteague bay, for the purpose of shipping oysters,
clams, fish, and any other commodities to and from the
same for themselves and others—starting on the land of
said John H. Young, at low-water mark, on the southwest
Bide of and at the line of Major W. Pilchard, following
said low-water mark, on the land of said John H. Young,
in & southwestwardly direction a distance of one hundred
and five feet; thence continuing on the land of Samuel
Peterson, on said low-water mark and in same direction, a
distance of one hundred and five feet, making the distance
from the place of the first beginning a distance of two
hundred and ten feet, and extending into the Chincoteague
bay about a southeast direction a distance of five hundred
feet between parallel lines of two hundred and ten feet.
And the said John H. Young and Samuel Peterson, their
heirs and assigns, shall have the right to charge and to
collect by law such compensation for the use of said wharf,
platforms, sheds, and other buildings thereon, or any of
them, as may have been agreed upon by and between the
parties, or as is usual: provided that the said wharf, plat-
forms, sheds, and other buildings shall not interfere witt
navigation; and provided, also, that this act shall at al
times be under the control of the general assembly of Vir.
ginia, and be amended or repealed as may be deemed pro.

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2. This act shall be in force from its passage.