the writ 533. Those first de-
livered to be first satisfied
533. Rules in executing 533.
Party may give a forthcoming
bond 533. May discharge it
by paying the money at the
day of sale 533. Or security
to pay in three months 534.
When officer may sell on three
months credit 534. Proceed-
ings on forthcoming_and re-
plevin bonds 534. Proviso,
as to public collectors 534.
Where slaves may not be
seized 535. Penalty for ma-
king unreasonable seizures
535. No execution or distress
for tobacco, between the 30th
September and 31st Decem-
ber 535. Proceedings against
officers not paying monies
collected 585. Venditioni ex-
ponas 536. Executions may
run into other counties 536.
Prison rules 536. Statute for
relief of creditors against
fraudulent devises, declared
in foree 537. Insolvent debt
ors, how discharged 537. Oath
of 538. How his estate shall
be disposed of 538. His dis-
charge 539. But creditor
may afterwards have an ex-
ecution against him 539. His
prison fees, how paid 539.
Executions for sterling mo-
ney, how satisfied 540.

EXECUTORS.
Refusing, administration with
the will annexed may be
granted 455.
Bond of 459.
give security 461.

Oath of 459.
When not to
Power

of, before probate 462.-
Executors, in their own
A 4-Vol. 5.

wrong, answerable to execu-
tors, &c. in right 465. Of
guardians, joint tenants, &c.
how accountable 466. AI-
lowance of 466. Lawyers
fees not taxed against 497.
EXEMPTS.

In the militia 16. Who to give
their personal attendance, and
furnish a substitute, who
wholly exempted 16,17. All
militia to give their personal
attendance, during the exist-
ing war 91.

FAIRFAX.

County, formed from Prince
William 207. Boundaries
208. Court days '208. Jus-
tices of, authorised to levy
tobacco, for support of Occo-
quon ferry 252.
Court day
altered 265.

FAIRS.
To be kept in the town of Frede-
ricksburg 82. Days for hold-
ing altered 105.

FEE-TAIL.
Estates in, not to be barred, but
by act of Assembly 414.-
Except under a certain value
414. Proceedings, by writ of
ad quod damnum, in such ca-
ses 414,415. Certain intailed.
lands of John Wallop vested
in Joshua Kendall 85. Ralph
Wormley authorised to sell
certain intailed lands, to raise
sister's portions 85. Certain
intailed lands, in Charles Ci-
ty, vested in Philip Light-
foot, in fee-simple 111. Cer-
tain intailed lands in King
William vested in Richard
Chapman, in fee simple 114.
Certain intailed lands in King
& Queen vested in Geo. Brax-

ton the younger 214. Mann
Page of Gloucester, author-
ised to sell certain intailed
lands. for performance of his
father's will 277. Intail of
certain lands, in King Wil-
liam docked, and vested in
Francis West 297. Certain
Jands of George Carter, in-
tailed and in fec-simple, lying
in Prince William, Frederick
and Fairfax, vested in trus-
tees to be sold 300. Certain
lands in King William, in-
tailed on William Banks,
vested in John Norton 306.
Intail of certain lands in
Gloucester, of the estate of
Thomas Todd, docked 395.
Intail of certain lands, in
Gloucester of the estate of
John Smith, docked 397.
FEES.

Slaves not to be seized for 37.
No action to be brought for
37.

38.

Fees of the Secretary
Of clerks of county
courts 42. Of sheriffs 43.
Of coroners 50. Of consta-
bles 50. Of surveyors 50.
Fees to be charged to the per-
son, for whom services per-
formed 42. Fee bills, to be
produced 47. Table of fees
to be set up 51. Penalty for
over charging 51.
When to
be delivered to sheriffs 52.
When to be accounted for 53.
Attorney's fee, when to be
taxed 54. Settlers on Roan-
oke, called the southern boun-
dary, permitted to pay their
fees, and levies in money 58.
Persons not cultivating to-
bacco, allowed to pay fees in
money 168. Regulations con-

cerning 169. Of Attornies
181. Act for regulating and
collecting, continued 246. Act
again revived 326. Fees of
the Secretary 326. Of clerks
of county courts 331. Costs
of copies 335. Costs on pre-
sentment of grand juries, and
prosecutions of church-war-
dens 336. On suits brought
by treasurer 336. On making
up records 336. Fees to be
charged to the person, for
whom services performed 330.
Fee-bills to be produced $37.
Fees of sheriffs 337. On
presentments, &c. 339. Fees
of coroners 340. Of consta-
bles 340. Of surveyors 340.
Table of fees to be set up 341.
Penalty, for over-charging
342. Accounts of, when to be
delivered to sheriff 342.-
His duty in collecting them
When to account 343.
Remedy against $44.
FELONY.
To forge tobacco notes, or in-
spector's stamp, or to break
or alter inspected tobacco, &c.

343.

135.

FINES.

On militia 20,22. To be col-
lected by sheriffs 22. Other
fines 91,99,100. Power of
courts martial to remit 91.
FERRIES.
Adjutant General and his ser-
yant, ferry free 20, New fer-
ries established 66. Rates
66,67. Former ferry dis-
continued 67. New ferries
established 104. Rates 104,
105. New ferries establish-
ed 189. Rates 190. New
ferries established 249. Rates

Mode of proceeding on 220,225.
FORGERY.

Of tobacco notes, felony 135.
FREDERICK.
County, formed from Orange
78. Boundaries 79. Court
days 79 Court days altered
265. Reward for killing
wolves in 373.
FREDERICKSBURG.
Fairs to be kept in 82.
Days
for holding, altered 105.-
Certain lands added thereto,
and bounds established 197,
198. Act allowing fairs to
be kept in, continued 203.
Wooden chimnies not to be
built in 209. Nor hogs suf-
fered to run at large in 210.
FREDERICKSVILLE.
Parish, formed from St. Mar-
tin's, in Hanover 211. Το
receive certain tobaccoes,
from St. Martin's 262.
receive certain monies from
383.

To

FREE NEGROES.
Not to bear arms 17. When
witnesses 245.

TIOUS SUITS.

Act to prevent 509. Where the
plaintiff shall not recover
costs 509. Where no more
costs than damages 509. Re-
medy where more shall be
awarded 509. Where the de-
fendant shall have his costs
509. Exception as to execu
tors and administrators 510.
Where suit shall not abate by
death of parties 510. Rules
in action for non-performance
of covenants 511. Actions on
bonds, for payment of money

511.

FRONTIERS.
Settlements on Roanoke, as a
frontier, encouraged 57,58.
FURS.
Collectors of duties on, to be ap-
pointed 56. Skins and furs
may be seized 56. Additional
duty on, for William & Mary
College 237. Act concerning
explained and amended 355.
GAMING.

Gaming debts not recoverable
102. Securities void 102.--
Penalty on ordinary keepers
suffering gaming 103,230.—
Loser at gaming, how to reco-
ver back 229. When others
may sue 229. Gaming at or-
dinaries 230. Appeal allow-
ed 230.
Want of form, no
bar 231.

GENERAL COURT.
Terms of, altered 319. Power
of adjournment 320. Days
appropriated for chancery
and common law suits 320.
Docket, how made up 320.
Act establishing generalcourt

-

467. Governor and council,
to constitute 468. Five to
act 468. To be sworn 468.
Their baths, as judges of com-
mon law and in chancery 469.
Penalty for acting without
being sworn 469. Jurisdic-
tion of 469. Terms of 470.
Rules for docketing causes
470. Adjournment 470.-
Process, rules for issuing and
returning 470. Appeals to
471. Writs of error, super-
sedeas, &c. 472. Process a-
gainst a councillor 472. Or,
sheriff 472. Where no ap-
pearance bail required 472.
Where bail shall be required
473.* When bail, or sheriff
liable 473. Remedy of she-
riff against bail 474. When
judgment against defendant,
and sheriff, shall be set aside
474. Remedy where judg-
ment is confirmed, against
sheriff or bail 474. Recogni-
zance of bail, by whom taken
475. Where special bail lia-
ble 475. No special bail, in
penal actions 475. Procecd-
ings against defendant, in cus-
tody 475. Where the defen-
dant is not found 476. Out-
lawry, in civil actions 476.
Rules in personal actions, at
common law 477. Non-suit

477. Pleadings 477. Judg-
ment by default, or non-suit
477. Writ of enquiry 477.
Trial of issue 478. Final
judgment, and lawyer's fee
478. Special verdict, or case
agreed 478. Pleas, in abate-
ment, 478. Fines, on county
courts, or vestries 479.-

ment for false oath 483.-
Causes remanded, not again
to be removed 484. Habeas
Corpus 484. Rules in chan-
cery 484,488. Injunctions
488. Officers duties 488.

GOOCHLAND.
County divided, and Albemarle
formed 266, Boundaries 267.
Court days 267.

GOVERNOR.
Madeira wine, imported for, ex-
empt from duty 318.
GREENHILL, FRANCES,
Authorised to sell certain lands
in Prince George and Surry,
notwithstanding her cover-
ture 216,219.

GUARDIANS.
When to account 100. Duty of
courts 101. Testamentary,
how appointed, their power
and duty 449. Jurisdiction
of courts, concerning 450.-
Security to be taken 450.-
Liability of courts, for taking
insufficient 450. Power of
courts over 451. When to
account 451. Process against
451. What guardians may
charge in their accounts 452.

How securities of, may be re-
lieved 453. Debts due from,
to ward, to be first paid 453.

HAMILTON.
Parish, in Prince William, di-
vided, and Dettingen formed
259.

- HANOVER.
County, divided, and Louisa
formed 208. Boundaries 208.
Court days 209. St. Mar-
tin's parish in, divided, and
Fredericksville formed 211.
HEDGMAN, PETER
Authorized to apply rents of
certain lands, to payment of
debts of Wm. Brent 292.

HEIR.
His part of personal estate, of
intestate 444. Of slaves 445.
Must pay the other children,
the appraised value of slaves
445. Where he may contest
a will 455. Cattle to be pre-
served for 465.

HEMP.
Additional premium for raising
and exporting 357.
HIGH WAYS-See Roads.
HORSES.

HUNGARS.

Glebe land of Hungars parish,
in the county of Northampton,
vested in trustees to be sold

390.

HUNTING.

Penalty for fire hunting 62,431.
no person to hunt on ano-
ther's land 62,63,430. Pen-
alties 430.

HUSBAND AND WIFE.
Joining in conveyance, passes
the wife's estate 410.

IMPRESSMENT.
Soldiers raised by, for the Span-
ish war 95.

INCIPITUR.

None to be filed 348.

INDIANS.

When

Not to bear arms 17.
witnesses 245. Nottoway and
Nansemond authorised to sell
certain lands 270,273. Νο
person to sell spirituous li-
quors to, on credit 273. Pen-
alty for taking any pledge,
or pawn for 278.

INJUNCTIONS.
How granted 241. Jurisdiction
of general court in 488-
Rules concerning 512.
INSOLVENTS.
Insolvent debtors, how dischar
ged 537. Oath of 538. How
his estate shall be disposed of
538. His discharge 539.-
But creditor may afterwards
have an execution against him
539. His prison fees, how
paid 539.

INSPECTORS.
Of tobacco, how appointed 10.
No inspector to be a collector,
11. No justice to vote on a
recommendationofhimself 11.