Chap. 54.—An ACT authorizing Washington Lodge, No. 78, of Free and
Accepted Masons, to occupy and appropriate a portion of Jett street, in
the town of Washington, Rappahannock county, &e.

Passed April 19, 1867.

l. Be it enacted by the general assem)ly, That Washing-
ton Lodge, number seventy-cight, of Free and Accepted
Masons, of Virginia, be and they are hereby authorized to
occupy and appropriate, for the purpose of erecting a lodce
building thereon, and for the necessary conveniences of the
same, so much of Jett street, in the town of Washington, in
the county of Rappahannock, as is contained within the tollow-
ing boundaries, to wit: commencing at the corner of the
courthouse square where Gay and Jett strects intersect, and
running with the line of Gay street twenty-four feet, thence
ata night angle with Gay street, down Jett street and parallel
with the line of the courthouse square, about one hundred
and thirty-two feet, to the intersection of Jett street, with
the lands of B. B. Beggarly, thence with Beggarly’s line
twenty-four feet to the line of the courthouse square, thence
to the beginning; but said Washington Lodee, number
seventy-eight, are hereby prohibited from reducing, under
the provisions of this act, the width of said Jett street to
less than twenty fect.

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