CORNWALL.

Parish of, formed from Cum-
berland, in Lunenburg coun-
ty 149, 150. Glebe land of
Cumberland parish to be sold,
and money divided between
parishes of Cumberland,
Cornwall and St. James 414.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Committee of, to correspond
with agent in Great Britain
276. Their powers and duties
276, 277.

COUNTIES.

Fairfax divided, and Loudoun
formed 148. Boundaries 1 48
Court days 148. Prince
William divided and Fau-
quier formed 311. Boun-
daries 311. Court days 311.
Albemarle divided and Buck-
ingham and Amherst formed
419. Part of Louisia ad-
ded to Albemarle 420. Boun-
daries 420. Court days 420.
Part of King and Queen ad-
ded to Caroline 620.

COURTS MARTIAL.
How constituted 88, 90, 503.
May inflict corporal punish-
ment 88, 503. Of what num-
ber to consist 89, 5 8. Form
of oath 89, 109, 504. May
appoint a clerk 89. Bis oath
90, 109, 504. How many
must concur 504. Party tri-
ed entitled to a copy of pro
ceedings 90, 505. Transcript
to be sent to governor 90,
505. Misbehaviour at how
punished 96. Courts martial,
for militia, how constituted
96. Their powers 97. Fines
for various delinquencies 98.
CREDIT.
Ordinary keepers may sell

drink on credit, except to
sailors, and residents of the
County or town 595

CUMBERLAND.
Parish of, in Lunenburg, di-
vided and Cornwall formed
149. Again divided, and St.
James formed 413. Glebe
land to be sold, and money
divided between the parishes
of Cumberland, Cornwall
and St. James 414.

DALE.

A piece of land belonging to
Bristol parish, before the di-
vision, and now in parish
of Dale, in Chesterfield, to
be sold and the money divid-
ed 143. Vestry of parish of,
authorised to sell their glebe

341.

DALSTONBURG.
Town of, in Lunenburg, es-
tablished 305. Trustees ap-
pointed 307. Wooden chim-
nies not to be built in 307.
DEBTS.
Tobacco debts payable in mo-
ney 240. At what rate 240,
Act explained 277.
DEER.
Penalty for killing deer and
suffering the flesh to remain
in the woods, to rot, or be
devoured by wild beasts 412.

DELINQUENTS.
At musters, how noted 96.
DESERTION.
How punishable 87, 114. How
apprehended 91, 505. Duty
of constables 91, 506. Re-
ward for apprebending 92,
506. Penalty for harbouring
or dealing with, 92, 506.
Act to prevent, continued

2

169, 280, 864, 491. Act to
prevent 502.

DETTENGEN.
Vestry of parish of, in Prince
William dissolved 144.

DINWIDDIE.

Court day of, altered 310.
DIRECTORS.

Appointed to assist governor,
in providing army for pro-
tection of frontiers 13. Of
Indian factory 116.

DISSENTERS.
Vestrymen joining congrega-
tions, dissenting from the
church of England, disqua
lified. 302. How restored 303.
DISTRESS.
Militia privileged from, while
in actual service 115.

DRAFTS.

Of militia, made of single men
14. Army augmented by
drafts 69. Who liable to be
drafted 70. Mode of drafting
70, 75.

DRAWBACK
On liquors exported, how ob-

tained 269, 270.

DRYSDALE.
Parish of, in Caroline and King
and Queen, authorized to
sell their glebe land 573.

DUMFRIES.
Town of, enlarged 316. For-
⚫ther enlarged 424. Provision

for William Carr, Richard
Graham, and Robert Scott,
lessees of Bertrand Ewell
425. Exception as to land
leased by John Murray, and
Quantico warehouse 425.
Three acres of land of James
Douglass and Martin Har-
din, formerly added to Dum-
fries vested in trustees 427.

Act for enlarging town of
Dumfries explained 472.
Rights of John Baylis as as-
signee of George Hancock
472. Lots in certain parts
of Dumfries not liable to for-
feiture, for not being im-
proved 599.

DU QUESNE

Fort, about to be attacked 252.
Forces continued in service
to aid in 252. This
place was afterwards called
Fort Pitt, now Pittsburg.
DUTIES

On Tobacco 77, 259, 333. On
slaves imported 81, 338. On
liquors continued 133, 134.
Specific duties on liquors
266. From Great Britain ex-
cepted 266. Regulations for
collecting 267, 268. Draw-
back 269. Premium for
importing money 271. Du-
ties, how and when paid
272, 273. Governor's ma-
deira wine exempted 273.
Act laying additional duty
on rum continued 274,
386. On slaves continued
281. On skins and furs 283.
How collected 284. Additi-
onal duty on slaves taken off
363, 383, On northern rum
reduced 646.

EATON'S CHARITY

SCHOOL.
Act for better regulating $17.
ELECTIONS.

See Assembly--and page 517

-530. Elections for Bur-
gesses, by whom 518. How
directed 520. How conduct-
ed 521.

ELIZABETH RIVER.
Parish divided and St. Bride's

EXAMINERS.

Of attornies, how appointed
397. Of pilots. 580.
EXECUTIONS.
Militia privileged from, while
in actual service 115. No
security to be taken, on ex-
ecutions against sheriffs 642.
Deputy sheriff to subscribe
his name and that of his
principal, on serving execu
tions. 649.

EVIDENCE.
Acts for regulating militia and
given in evidence
neral issue 106, 110.

FACTORY.

on ge-

Indian factory of Virginia es-

tablished 116, 118. Trustees
to sell the goods, and pay the
proceeds into the treasury

$54,

FAIRFAX.
County, divided and Loudoun
formed 148. Boundaries 148.
Town of Fairfax, in Cul-
peper, established 306. Pro-
vision for Benjamin Davis,
lessee of Robert Coleman

FEE, TAIL.

Armistead Churchill authoriz-
ed to sell certain entailed
lands 157. Certain intailed
lands vested in Thomas Tur-
ner in fee simple 159. Intail
of certain lands whereof
Tunstall Banks is seized,
docked 295. Intail of certain
lands docked and vested in
Lewis Burwell 343. Entail
of certain lands whereof
Charles Lewis is seized,
docked 377. So, as to Archi-
bald Cary 440. So, as to
Carter Henry Harrison 455.
Executors of Gawin Corbin
authorized to sell certain en-
tailed lands and slaves 458.
Entail of certain lands
whereof Robert Carter is
seized, docked 478. So, as
to Mann Page 480. Certain
entailed lands vested in Ber-
nard Moore 483. Entail of
certain lands whereof John
West is seized, docked 488.
So, as to William Soward

FRAUDULENT GIFTS.
Of slaves, acts to prevent 118,
237.

FREDERICK.
Vestry of parish of, authoriz-
ed to sell their glebe 617.
FREDERICKSBURG.
Town of, enlarged 314. Boun-
daries 314. Wharf at ferry
landing 315. Trustees sup-
plied 315. Trustees to have
streets surveyed, and to
erect stones at each corner
650. Their power to alter
streets 650. Authorised
to convey part of a street
to Benjamin Grymes 650.
Provision for repairing
streets 651. Penalty for
building wooden chim-
nies; or suffering hogs to
run at large 652. Act for
allowing fairs revived 652.
FREDERICKSVILLE.

Part of St. Anne's parish, in
Albemarle, added to, 141.
Parish of Fredericksville in
Louisa county divided, and
Trinity parish formed 428,
429. Fredericksville to pay
a certain sum of money to
Trinity, for the glebe 429.
FREEHOLDERS.
Qualified to vote for members
of assembly 518.

FREE SCHOOL.
Devise of lands and slaves, by
Henry Peasley, for 41.
Trustees appointed 41. Style
of corporation 42. Free
school founded 42. Power of
Trustees 43.

FRENCH.
Neutral, to be transported to
Great Britain 39.

69.

Preparations for 9. New recruits
61. Drafts of militia
Punishment of mutiny and
desertion 87. Militia regu-
Jated and disciplined 93. How
called into service 106. For-
ces augmented 163. Provi-
sion for paying and dispos-
ing of 164, 169. Forces fur-
ther continued in service
331.

FRONTIERS.
Act for defence of 171. Rangers
employed 172, 173. Act for
defence of, amended 251.
FURS.

Pedlars to obtain licenses from
collectors of duties on skins
and furs 284. Collectors how
appointed 284. Salary, duty
&c. 284. low collectors may
export their own skins and
furs 285. Penalty for trading
without license 286.

GATESVILLE.
Town of, in Chesterfield coun-
ty, established 406.

GERMAN GOLD.

Rate of 576.

GIFTS.

tween parishes of Cumber-
land, Cornwall and St. James
414. Glebe land of Eliza-
beth river parish, to be sold,
and the money divided be-
tween that parish and St.
Brides and Portsmouth 417.
Glebe land of St. Anne's
parish to be sold, and money
divided between that parish,
and Tillotson & Amherst 422.
Vestry of Antrim, in Halifax,
authorised to sell their glebe
438. So, as to vestry of Han-
over parish in King George
471. So, as to parish of
Drysdale in Caroline and
King and Queen, and of St.
Stephen in King and Queen
573. So, as to vestries of
St. Andrew and Frederick
617.

GLOUCESTER.
Court day of, altered 656.
GODFREY, MATTHEW.
Lands and slaves devised by,
for the use of the poor of
Norfolk county, how appro-
priated 418.

GOLD.

Rate of German Gold 576.

GOVERNOR.

of slaves 118, 237.

GLEBES.

Vestry of St. George's parish
in Spottsylvania, authorised
to sell their glebe 142. So, as
to vestry of Stratton Major,
in King and Queen 147. So,
as to vestry of Dale, in Ches-
terfield 341. Glebe land of
Cumberland parish to be
sold and money divided be-

not excceding ten pipes, du-
ty free 273. Tax payable to,
by pedlars 285.

HAMILTON.
Vestry of Hamilton parish in
Prince William, dissolved
245.

HAMPSHIRE.
New election of vestry-men of
Hampshire parish in the
county of Hampshire 450.-