STEPHEN, ADAM
Captain, reward to, for his gal-
lant conduct, in the late en-
gagement, on the Mononga-
hela 528.

STEWART, ROBERT
Captain, reward to, for his gal-
lant conduct, in the late en-
gagement, on the Mononga-
hela 528.

STEWART, WALTER
Lieutenant, reward to, for his
gallant conduct, in the late
engagement, on the Monon-
gahela 528.

STERLING.
Judgments for, to be discharg-

ed at such difference of ex-
change, as the court shall di-
rect 479. How, and when
sterling money may be de-
clared for 479. Currency,
paid for bills, to be expressed
479. Penalty for neglect

480.

STOREHOUSES.
Public, how established, and
price of storage 60-64.

STRAYS.
Proceedings, on taking up, 133.
Reward 133. Penalty for
using, and failing to adver-
tise 133. Where no owner ap-
pears 134. Where the value
exceeds twenty shillings 134.
Printer's fee 134. Taker up

not liable for death or loss
134. Who may not take up,
134.

SUMMARY REMEDY.
Against sheriffs, for quit-rents
collected, by them 552.

SUPERSEDEAS.
Rules in issuing 330, 340.

SURRY.

County divided, and Sussex
formed 384. Boundaries 384.
Court days 384.

SURVEYORS.

Of land, and their assistants to
give bond 33. And be sworn
35. Consequence of failure
33. Rules, in entries for land,
33. Penalty, for failure of
duty 34. How a surveyor
may enter for himself 34.
Rules in special cases 34.
Assistant surveyor not to
make entries 35. Where sur-
veyors shall reside 35. Pen-
alty for neglect 35. Duty in
making surveys and plats
35. Surveyors book to be in-
spected 36.
And preserved
among the records, on his
death or removal 36. Chain
carriers to be sworn, 36. No-
tice of surveying 36. Conse-
quence of not attending 36.
Surveyor not to deliver a plat
but to the owner 37. Excep-
tions 37. Securities for fees
void, 37. Penalties how re-
coverable 37. Of highways,
or roads, how appointed 65.
Their duties 65, 66.

SUSSEX.
County, formed from Surry 384.
Boundaries 384. Court days

384.

Intail of certain lands, in Nan-
SWANN, THOMPSON
semond, docked, and vested
in 446.

SYM, BENJAMIN
Certain lands devised by, for a
free school, vested in justices
&c. of Elizabeth city 389.
TAR.

Encouragement for making 144,

146. Inspectors of appoint-
ed, their duty 147. Contents
of barrel of 143. Regulations
forexporting 150. Inspectors
of, not to deal in 484.
TAVERNS.-See Ordinaries.
TAXES.-See Duties, Levies.
Called public levies 247. Sher-

iff to give bond for collection
of 247. Addition l, for pro-
secuting the Indian war,552.
How collected and paid 523,
524. Provision for better
collecting 566, 567.

TIPLING-HOUSES.
Ordinaries regulated, in re-
straint of 71. Power of justi-
ces to suppress 74.
TITHABLES.

Per-

Who shall be tithable 40.
sons exempted 41. How the
ages of children imported
shall be adjudged 41. List of
tithables how taken 41. Penal-
ty on justices not taking 42.
On persons not giving in 42.
Owner liable where overseer
fails to list 42. Penalty on
justice failing to list his own
42. When, further time al-
lowed 43. What deemed a
fraudulent concealment 43.
Mariners exempted 43.

TOBACCO.
Distress, for rent for, within
certain periods 10. Masters
of vessels intending to load
with tobacco, to give bond
and take an oath not to in-
jure it 49. Permit not to be
granted before 49. Penalty,
or for injuring tobacco on
board 49. Defendant may be
held, to bail 50. Who may
give evidence 50. Penalty for
resisting a search 50. Penal-+

ty for tending seconds 51.
Exception 51. Duty of con-
stables, and courts, in rela-
tion thereto 51, 52. Persons
at iron-works, not to culti
vate 139. None to be export-
ed, till inspected, at a public
warehouse 154. Oath of mas-
ters of vessels 155. Penalty
155. When tobacco may be
seized 156. Penalty on mas-
ter and skipper 156. On ser-
vants 156. Exceptions 157.
Manifests, when and how to
be made out 158. Penalty for
landing, except at the place
of destination 158. Inspectors
of, how appointed 159. Their
oath, and duty 160, 161, 162.
Penalty for neglect 162
When to attend 162. When
another to be called in 162.
Inspectors to give notes 163.
Currency of notes 163. Trans-
fer tobacco 164. Penalty on
inspectors, not paying their
notes 164. Crop tobacco 164.
Rules in passing 165. Ten-
der of, what good 165. Size
of hogsheads 165. Refused to
be burnt 166. How picked
166. Overseers liable for re-
fused 166. Rules in shipping
166, 167. Penalty for forging
notes 167. Notes lost, how
renewed 168. Rules, in pay-
ing levies, quit-rents, and
officers' fees 168, 169, 170.
Costs in, how taxed 171.
Public dues, and officers' fees
when payable 171. Distress
for, when and how made 171.
Collectors when to pay 172.
Warehouses established 172,
175. Salaries of inspectors
175, 177. Rents of Ware-

houses 177. Salaries and rents p
how paid 178. Mode of build-
ing warehouses, 178. How the
property revested 180. Imme-
diate conveniencies not to be
taken 180. What stock inspec-
tors may not keep 181. Los-
ses, by fire to be made good,
by the Assembly 181. Weights
and scales to be provided 182.
Penalty for clandestinely
carrying tobacco to N. Caro-
lina or Maryland 182. Sher-
iffs, constables and inspectors
to take an oath to prevent
186. Penalty for failure,
186. Exportation of uninspec-
ted, how prevented 184. In-
spectors ineligible to house
of Burgesses 185. Not to in-
termedule in elections 185.
Nor deal in tobacco 185.
Exception 185. Penalty, for
taking a bribe 185, On per-
son offering it 186. When
tobacco must be opened, if
paid away 186. Proceedings,
if refused 186, 187. Special
duties of inspectors 187, 188.
Tobacco not to be manufac-
tured, till inspected 189. Oath
to be taken 189. Penalty 190.
Light tobacco 190. Transfer
made crop 190. How and
when sold 190, 191. Proceeds
of sale how accounted for 191.
Summary remedy against in-
spectors 191. Certain ware-
houses discontinued 223. New
ones established 223. Rents
of 223. When inspectors to
attend 224. Exception 224.
Inspectors to account with
treasurer 225. What receipts
of, to specify, 225. Notes ol-
der than 18 months, not a
AAAA

lawful tender 225. Tobacco
over 3 years, in a warehouse
to be sold 225. Currency of
notes 226. Abatement 225.
Inspectors may be collectors,
in certain cases 226. Seafar-
ing men to give bail 226.
Reparation for tobacco dama-
ged in sundry warehouses by
a high wind and rain, and the
overflowing of the tide 236.
Limitation as to review of
351. Certain warehouses dis-
continued 351. New ones es-
tablished 351. Rents of cer-
tain warehouses 352. Inspec-
tors' salaries 352. What notes
shall pass in payment 352.
What allowance 352. New
warehouses established 472.
Inspectors' salaries 473. In-
spectors to pay for tobacco
condemned, upon a view 475.
Proprietors to build a brick
funnel for burning refused
tobacco 474. Penalty, for ne-
glecting to burn it 474. For
making fires near a ware-
house 474. Limitation of a
review of tobacco 475. Of
what dates notes a legal ten-
der, and tobacco, if burnt, to
be paid for, by the public 475.
Act for relief of proprietors
of tobacco burnt in Bolling's
point warehouse 485.
missioners appointed, their
power and duty 486. At what
rate, and how tobacco paid
for 486. Rents of warehouses
and inspectors' salaries redu-
ced, during French war 567.
Tobacco debts, payable in
money 568.

TOLL.
Receiveable by millers 58.

Com-

WAREHOUSES.
For tobacco, established 172.
174. Rents of 177. How
lands may be acquired for
178, 179. When to revert
180. Some discontinued 223.
New ones established 223.
Rents of 223. Salaries of in-
spectors 223. Certain discon-
tinued 351. New ones esta-
blished 351. Rents of 352.
Inspectors salaries 352. Pro-
prietors not to use them 353.

New ones established 472.
Inspectors salaries at, reduc-
ed, during the French war
567.

WAR.

French and Indian, provision
for protection of settlers, on
the waters of the Mississippi,
against 417, 418. Further
provision for 435, 522. Re-
cital of hostile acts of the
French 436. Additional du-
ties, for carrying on 436,437.
Army raised for, by impress-
ment 438. Further prepara-
tions for 453. Lottery insti-
tuted 454. Act for raising
revenues for, explained 461,
Land tax 463. Rangers 465.
Treasury notes, to be emit-
ted 467. Further preparations
for 521.
WASHINGTON, GEORGE
Colonel, reward to, and others,
for their gallant conduct in
the late engagement on the
Monongahela 528.

WASHINGTON, AUGUSTINE
Agreement between, and Wil-
liam Withers, for lands, in
Stafford, confirmed 513.

WESTHAM.

Town of, in Henrico county es-
blished 273. Storage, paya-
ble at 500.

WEST-INDIES.
Dimensions of staves, heading,
and shingles exported to 231.
Provision for rebuilding capitol
WILLIAMSBURG.
in 197. For enlarging the
church, and purchasing an
organ 230. Militia of, not

bound to muster out of the
city 541. Courts martial to
be held for 542. Patrollers in,
WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE.
how appointed 543.
Duties on hides, skins and furs

exported, for support of 91.
How collected and paid 91,
92. Duty on tobacco 92. How
collected 93.

WINCHESTER.
Town of, in Frederick county
established 268. Fairs to be
kept therein 269,