weighed 121., Act making
flour receivable in taxes re-
pealed 289. Revived 299.

FORFEITURES.

Recital of act of May 1779 (vol.
10, pa. 42, 47) in case of set-
tlers on lands, surveyed for
sundry companies 149. For-
mer act, declaring forfeiture of
land, on non-payment repeal-
ed 149. Further time allow-
ed to pay their money 150.
Forfeiture on non-payment
150. Land may be distrained
for arrears of purchase money
but forfeitures to cease 348.

Executive may remit forfeited
estates of criminals to th
the wid-
ow and children 509.

FORGERY.
Forging or counterfeiting certifi-
cates issued by congress, or
this state, death without eler
gy 495.

FREDERICKSBURG.
Territorial limits of jurisdiction
enlarged 49. Court of hust-
ings declared a court of re-
cord 49. Proviso, as to proof
of deeds and wills 50. Court
of hustings may appoint attor-
ney
for commonwealth 50.
Gun factory at Fredericks-
burg vested in trustees for an
academy 204. Power of trus-
tees to raise funds and appoint
teachers 204. Further power
of trustees as visitors 204. If
not converted into an academy
in five years to revert to com-
monwealth 205. Fairs in
Fredericksburg revived 314.
Court day altered 314. Ju-

risdiction of court of hustings
314.

FREELAND, MACE
Estate of Robert Williams, vest-
ed in Mace Freeland, Spice
Pendleton and ElizabethJones
65.

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GENERAL COURT.

Act empowering judges of gene-
ral court to superintend and
regulate the public jail further
continued 108. Special term
to give judgments against she-
riffs 290. In what cases gen-
eral court may award costs
293. Costs discretionary on
motions 293. Where costs
governed by existing laws 298
Clerk of general court upon
affidavit filed, to issue commis-
sions for taking depositions
343.

Estate of Samuel Gist a British
GIST, SAMUEL

subject vested in Mary Ander-
son, his daughter and only
child 54.

Lands in Caroline liable to es
cheat, as the property of Rich-
ard Goodall, vested in Parke
Goodall 55.

GOODS.

British goods found on land, li
able to seizure and confisca-
tion 101: Proceedings to de-
termine validity of seizure 102
Suspension of act 102: To go
into operation 162: Duty on.
goods imported 122: All acts
and ordinances prohibiting
'importation of British goods.
repealed 195.

GOSPORT.
Gosport lands adjoining Ports-
mouth, to be laid off into lots
uniform with the town, end
sold 407; Public land, call-
ed Gosport annexed to town
of Portsmouth 497. To be
laid off into lots and streets
497: How sold 497:
Gon-
veyances to purchasers' 497: -

GRAY, EDWIN
Certain persons appointed to
convey land to Edwin Gray,
purchased at a sale of the
lands of the Nottaway Indians

158.

GREENSVILLE.
Town of Greensville at Buck-
Bingham court house establish-
ed 29.

GUARDS.
Executive may enlist guards for

the public prison and stores
276.

GUN FACTORY,
At Fredericksburg, vested in
trustees for an academy 204.
Power of trustees to raise funds

and appoint teachers 204,→
Further power of trustees as
visitors 204. If not converted
into an academy within five
years, to revert to common-
monwealth 205.

HABEAS CORPUS.
Mode of suing out and prosecu-
ting writs of habeas corpus
408, 410.

HALF PAY.

Auditors to issue warrants for half

pay to officers of state line and
navy 265. Commutation of
half pay for life, for five years
full pay, by congress 556.
HAMPDEN SYDNEY.

Hampden Sydney academy in-
corporated by the name of the
College of Hampden Sydney
272. Trustees appointed 273.
Style of corporation 273.-
Corporate powers 273. Pow-
er of trustees to confer degrees
273. Caution to elect profes-
sors and masters attached to
the principles of the revolution
274. Treasurer for colleges
how elected and qualified 274,
Power of trustees to remove
officers 274. Vacancies, how
supplied 274.Meetings of
trustees, how called 274. Oath
of officers 274. Certain lands
of Spiers & Co. escheated to
the commonwealth, vested in
Hampden Sydney college 392
Harmer, John and George.
Recital of conveyance from John
Harmer to George Harmer, of
all his estate, real and person-
al, in his state 35. All the
estate formerly belonging to

Lands granted the Illinois regi-
ment, how apportioned, sur-
veyed and patented 335.

IMPORTATION...
All acts and ordinances prohibit-
ing the importation of British
goods repealed 195. Congress
empowered to restrict impor
tation, in vessels of subjects of
powers with whom we bave
no commercial treaties 388.

IMPRESSMENT.
Auditors to settle claims for pro-
perty impressed for public ser-
vice 79. At what prices 79.
Not to grant certificates for
damages done to houses and
plantations, except where al
lowed against the U. States
80. Power of auditors in ad-

Justing claims for property
impressed 183. County courts
to be allowed further time to
receiver claims
4. Sheriffs
permitted to pay taxes in such
certificates 184. Warrants in

paper money, for property im-
pressed, may be reaudited in
specie 184, 192. Commis-
sioners to settle claims for pro-
perty impressed for public ser-
vice 191. To keep a register
of warrants issued and return
it to auditors 192. Warrants
or certificates issued by com→
missioners receivable in taxes
192. County courts to adjust..
claims for a limited time, and
certify them to commissioners
192. Commissioners to grant
warrants 192. Act for adjust-
ing claims for property im-
~pressed for public service, fur-
ther continued 337, 449.——
County courts authorised to
action certificates given by
continental officers 338. For
militia, when called into ser-
vice 486.

IMPROVEMENTS.
Act to ascertain the quantity of
land, the improvements there-
on, and the number of people
within this commonwealth 415
INDEMNITY,
Indemnity granted to William

Preston, Robert Adams, jun.
James Callaway, and Charles
Lynch, for suppressing a con-
spiracy against the state 135.
To those who committed in-
sult or injury against the per-
son of Joseph Williamson 373
INDIANS
Certain persons appointed to con-
vey land to Edwin Gray which
he purchased at a sale of the
lands of the Nottoway Indians
157. Additional trustees ap-