Second. All that part of said Town
it Belle Haven situated within the
bounty of Accomac, lying between
he present limits and confines of said
:orporation and thefoliowingdescribed
Mundary: Beginning on the line be
,ween the Counties of Accomac and
Northampton at that division of a cer
ain Branch leading around the land
)f William Upshur, colored, thence
'ollowing said 6pur of said Branch to
;he county road leading from Belle
Haven to Wardtown; thence north?
east from where said Branch crosses
laid road, opposite the house of the
laid William Upshur, colored, follow?
ing a certain ditch through the land"
sf John R Floyd and Seymour B
Ward, across La Ruo Street, on
through the lands of Solomon Byrd to
i point where said ditch connects with
another ditch separating the lands of
John T. B. Hyslop and Edw. 0. Kel?
lam; thence eastward, following said
litch across the main county road or
street, on through the field of Woodie
W. Brickhouse to the woods (not
thicket) of the said Brickhouse: thence
at right angles southward to the head
of a certain ditch on the west edge of
saide County cross road, thence
along the vest edge of said seaside
county CTOSS-road to a certain Hickory
tree on tlie corner of the lands be?
longing to N. A. Smith; thence in a
southeastward!}" direction to the line
dividing 'he Counties of Accomac and
Northampton, thence westward fol?
lowing laid line to point of beginning:
?the above defined line constituting
the new boundaiies ot said Town of
Belle Haven after the contraction of
t lu- territory and the striking out of
those portions above named.
