Chap. 414.—An ACT to amend and re-enact the charter of the town of Warrenton,
passed April 9, 1852.

Approved March 29, 1902.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That an act ap-
proved April ninth, eighteen hundred and fifty-two, entitled an act to
incorporate the town of Warrenton, in Fauquier county, and all acts
amendatory thereof, since passed, be amended and re-enacted as follows:

2. That the corporate limits of the said town shall be extended from
their present exterior boundaries to the following exterior boundaries:

Beginning at a large planted stone in Gaines’ field, five and two-tenths
poles from a large poplar tree, corner to the present corporate limits;
thence south thirty-six and three-fourths degrees west, forty-two and
twenty-eight hundredths poles to a stake and stone set near Gaines’
stable, and six links west of a plank fence; thence south nineteen and
three-quarter degrees west, two hundred and twenty-two and seventy-six
poles to the west corner of Miss Lomax’s garden; thence south forty-four
and three-quarter degrees east, twenty-eight and forty-four hundredths
poles. Beginning at a large planted stone in Gaines’ field five and two-
tenths poles from a large poplar tree, corner to the present corporate
limits; thence south thirty-six and three-fourth degrees west, forty-two
and twenty-eight hundredths poles to a stake and stone set near Gaines’
stable, and six links west of a plank fence; thence south nineteen and
three-fourth degrees west, two hundred and twenty-two and seventy-six
hundredths poles to the west corner of Miss Lomax’s garden ; thence south
forty-four and three-fourth degrees cast, twenty-eight and forty-four
hundredths poles to a stake and stone sect on the east side of the Springs
road ; thence crossing James K. Maddux’s field south sixtv-four and three-
fourth degrees east, ninety-two poles to corner of Judge C. M. White and
horse-show grounds and in Doctor Hicks’ line; thence north eighty-seven
degrees east one hundred and sixty-cight and twenty-four hundredths
poles to a stake and stone set. in Joseph A. Jeffries’ line near Mistress
Hodgkin’s corner; thence crossing Doctor Hodgkin’s and T. N. Fletcher’s
lots north eight and one-half degrees east, one hundred poles to a large
poplar tree in Jeffries’ and Portman’s line: thence north twenty-one and
one-fourth degrces west, one hundred and fifty-two poles to the intersec-
tion of a plank and wire fenee in Tlorner’s line, near Yansy’s house a
stone set; thence north sixty-six and one-half degrees, one hundred and
forty-two and eighty-eight hundredths poles to the beginning.

3. All acts or parts of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.

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