CHAP. 317.—An ACT to increase the corporate limits of the town of
Bowling Green, in Caroline county.

Approved March 1, 1886.

1. Beit enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That
the corporate Jimits of the town of Bowling Green, Caroline
county, be and are hereby extended as follows: Beginning at
the grain yard on top of Mill hill, owned by S. W. Broaddus,
and running to the north-east corner of the Baptist parsonage
lot; thence westwardly along the line of said lot and G. R. Col-
lins’ land, to the county road; thence west across said road in
a straight line to an ice-house owned by E. C. Moncure; thence
south west to E. C. Moncure’s barn; thence south in a straight
line to a dam across E. J. Anderson’s ice-pond; thence south in
a straight line to E. J. Anderson’s spring; thence south along
the line between E. J. Anderson’s and C. W. Collins’ to Mil-
ford road; thence east up said road to Anderson’s avenue;
thence across said road and along the line between the lands of
J. M. Hudgin and A. L. Jones to the line of Jno. W. Murray;
thence east in a straight line to a cherry tree in rear of A. A.
Anderson’s lot; thence east in a straight line to the brick-yard
in A. R. Chandler’s field, formerly owned by J. T. White;
thence north in a straight line.to the beginning.

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