County courts, failing to re-
commend, governor & coun-
cil may commission 11. In-
spectors, in office, and again
recommended, may be contin-
ued so long as they behave
themselves 11. Failing to
attend, at certain periods, lia-.
ble to a penalty 11. Shall ac-
count for tobacco gained by
allowance for, cask 11.-
Weight of hogsheads of trans
fer and crop tobacco 12.-
Oath of 12. Penalty for fail
ing 15. Inspectors removed,
liable to action, for costs and
damages 14. When to at-
tend warehouses 98. County
courts to nominate annually
129. On failure, governor
may appoint 180. Justices,
being inspectors, or in the
nomination, not to vote 130.
Inspectors to give bond 130.
Oath of 131,152. Within
what periods to attend 131.
Penalty, for neglect 131.-
Directions for receiving and
marking 132. And, in case
of disagreement or sickness
132. How their own tobacco
to be passed 132. Salaries of
143, 144, 145.
How paid

146. Ineligible to the Gene-
ral Assembly 153. Penalty
for interfering in elections
153. For taking any gratu-
ity 154. Further duty of
156. When to make return
to court 158. When to ac
count with treasurer 158.-
Proceedings against,
breach of duty 158,159.

for

ance 165. When to attend
warehouses 175. Salaries al-
tered 233. When to attend
235. Inspectors salaries $25.
INTLAIS-See Fee Tail Lands.
INTESTATES' ESTATES.
Distribution of personal estate,
except slaves 444. Wife's part
444. Children's part 444.
Heir at law to have equal
share 444. Children dying
intestate, in the mother's life-
time 444. Where no children
or representatives 445. Who
may be representatives 445.
Where the intestate dies with-
out wife 445. Widow's dow-
er of slaves 445. How to be
recovered 445. Held and
determined, vested in the heir
445. Also all the other slaves,
but he must account with the
other children for the apprais-
ed value 445. Former titles,
in slaves, confirmed 445.-
Widow, or her husband, per-
mitting dower slaves to be
carried out of the country, for
feits them 446. Partition of
slaves, how made 446. Pro-
portion, how recovered of
heir at law 446. What part
of his estate, a testator shall
leave his wife 447. How she
may renounce the will 447.
Within what time 447.-
When distribution shall be
made 448. Widow's dower
in lands 448. Except where
there is a jointure 448.

Of

INVASIONS AND INSUR-
RECTIONS.

164. Their duty and allow-

ed 24. Further continued

and amended 99. Further
continued 228.

INVENTORIES.

To be returned, by executors
and administrators 462.

ISLE OF WIGHT.
County, court day altered 371.

JAMES CITY.

County of, and York, to pay
sergeant and constables 264.
Sheriff of, authorised to sum-
mon jurors, in any part of
Williamsburg 386.

JAMES RIVER.
The courts of Henrico, Prince
George, Amelia, Goochland,
and Albemarle, authorised to
order the clearing of James
and Appomattox rivers 375.
Certain funds vested in trus-
tees, for clearing Fluvanna
'river 377.

JEOFFAILS.
Statute of, declared in force
452.

JOINTURE.

In bar of dower 448.

JUDGMENT BONDS.
Declared void 240. Penalty for
appearing under power of at-
torney with such 241.

JUDGMENTS.
Power of attorney to confess,

void 241,511. Judgments on
bonds for payment of money,
how to be entered 511.
JURIES.
Qualification of, for trial of con-
victs 25. Sheriff of James
City authorised to summon
in any part of Williamsburg
386. Grand juries, when and
how summoned 523. Present-
ments, how made 523. Fines
on jurors 524. On courts

524. On sheriffs 524. Pro-
ceedings on presentments 524.
Grand juries, at the general
court 524. What offences
they may present 525. Rules
in presentments 525. She-
riff's duty, in summoning ju-
ries 525. Fine for neglect 525.
Qualification of jurors 525.
In the general court 525. In
the county courts 526. Not
to be challenged after sworn
526.

JURISDICTION.
Of general court 469. Of coun-
ty courts 491.

JUSTICES OF PEACE.
Not to grant execution against
the body 37. May make con-
tracts which will be obliga-
tory on their successors 175.
KENDALL, JOSHUA
Certain intailed lands of John
Wallop, vested in 83,84.
KING.

His power to repeal laws, by
proclamation, questioned 432.
Form of giving the roy-
al assent to a law 559. Pro-
clamation repealing certain
laws passed at the revisal of
1748 p. 567.

KING & QUEEN.
County, part of, added to Caro-
line 185.

KING WILLIAM.
County, court day altered 371.
LANDS.

Vestry of Albemarle parish, in

Surry, authorised to sell cer-
tain lands 76. Vestry of St.
Paul's parish, in Hanover,
authorised to sell certain lands
77. Certain intailed lands
of John Wallop, in Acco-

mack, vested in Joshua Ken-
dall 83. Ralph Wormloy au-
thorised to sell certain intail-
ed lands, to raise sister's por-
tions 85,89. Certain entail-
ed lands, in Charles City,
vested in Philip Lightfoot, in
fee-simple 111. Certain en-
tailed lands, in King Willi-
am, vested in Richard Chap-
man, in fee 114. Survey-
ors of, not to deliver certifi-
cate, copy, or plat of land,
but to the person for whom
surveyed, unless his fees be
refused, or the land be legally
forfeited 170. Certain en-
tailed lands, in King & Queen,
vested in George Braxton,
the younger 214. Frances
Greenhill, authorised to sell
certain lands in Prince George
and Surry, notwithstanding
her covorture 216, 219. Dis-
puted bounds of, at whose
costs to be laid out 246.-
Mann Page, of Gloucester,
authorised to sell certain en-
tailed lands 277,284. John
Belfield authorised to sell cer-
tain lands, notwithstanding
his infancy 285. Peter Hedg-
man authorised to apply rents
of certain lands, to payment
of debts of William Brent
292. Entail of certain lands
docked and yested in Francis
West 297. Certain lands of
George Carter, in Prince
William, Frederick, and Fair-
fax, vested in trustees, to be
sold 300. Certain lots, in
Tappahannock, vested in the
purchasers 305. Certain
lands in King William, en-

tail of certain lands in Glou-
cester, of the estate of Tho-
mas Todd, docked $95. En-
tail of certain lands, in Glou-
cester, of the estate of John
Smith, docked 397. How
and when deeds for lands shall
be acknowledged, or proved
and recorded 408. In what
courts 408. Within what
time 400. Number of wit-
nesscs 409. Livery of seizen
409. Former deeds valid,
though not recorded 409.-
When void as to creditors
409. Yet binding between
the parties 410. Deed by
husband and wife, passes the
estate of the .wife 410. Re-
linquishment of dower, how
taken 410. Effect of 410.-
Privy examination must be
recorded 411. Memorials to
be certified and recorded 411.
Former conveyances confirm-
ed 412. Estates tail, can on-
ly be barred, by act of As-
sembly 414. Exceptions, as
to estates under a certain va-
lue 414. Proceedings, by
writ of ad quod damnum, in
such cases 415. Limitation
of real actions 415. Process
in writs of right and real ac-
tions 416. Confirmation of
former patents 417. Patents
to be recorded 417. Surplus

land to be granted to patentee
417. Double patents 418.-
Improvements 418. Lapsed
land, when and how 418.-
By judgment of general court
418. Method of petitioning
for 419. Summons and other
proceedings 419, 420. Pro-
viso in favor of infants and
non-residents 420. Limita-
tion of petitions for lapsed
land 421. Swamps, marshes,
and sunken grounds, how ob-
tained 421. Certain patents
for, void 422. Saving to in-
fants 422. Surplus lands,
how obtained 422. Allow-
ance for variation of instru-
ments 423. Privilege of ten-
ant in tail, or by the curtesy

423. Liable for quit-rents
424. Surveys of land, how
and by whom made 424.-
What deemed a seating and
planting 424, 425. Once

made, forever valid 426.-
Processioning of lands, when
and how made 426,427,428.
Bounds three times proces-
sioned, shall never be altered
428. Saving to heirs and per-
sons under legal disabilities
429, 430.

Penalty for un-
lawful hunting 430. What
good evidence, in prosecu-
tions for 431. Fire-hunting,
penalties for 431. Devise of,
must be in writing, and how
attested 456.

LAPSED LANDS.
Where land shall lapse, for want
of seating and planting 418.
Proceedings to obtain lapsed
land 419,420. Saving to in-

B 4 Vol. 5.

ries 226. Of actions real 415.
Act for limitation of actions
513. Limitation of various
513,514. Exceptions 514.
LIQUORS.
Act laying duties on, further
continued 26. Further al-
lowance for leakage 27. Not
to extend to certain appro-
priated duty 27. Master or
owner may detain for duty 27.
Liquors, when seizable 27.
Act laying duty on, continu-
ed 161. Further continued
236. Acts laying duties on,
reduced into one 310,318.

LIVERY OF SEISIN,
Must be recorded with deed 409.
LOUISA.

County, formed from Hanover
208. Boundaries 208.-
Court days 209. Court day
altered 265.

LUNENBURG.
County, formed from Bruns
wick 383. Boundaries 383.
Court days 383. Public le-
vies and fees in, how payable
in tobacco 382. Surveyor,
to reside in 582.

MARINERS.
Exempted from payment of
tythes 36. How they may
make a will 457.
MARSHES-Sec Swamps.
MEMORIALS.

Of deeds, to be sent to the se-
cretary's office, and there re-
corded 411.

MILITIA.

Who shall be enrolled in 16.—
Certain evempts, to furnish a
substitute 16, 17. Others
wholly exempted 17. How
militia to be armed 17. Mu-

lattoes, not to bear arms 17.
Duty of officers, and punish-
ment of disobedient soldiers
18. Provision, for going
armed to church, and appoint-
ing patroles 19. Courts mar-
tial 19. Fines 20,22. Arms,
how furnished 21. Exempt-
ed from seizure, or distress
21. Exempted overseers and
millers, not to appear at mus-
ters 29. Sheriff, failing to
collect fines 23. Oaths of
officers 25. Adjutant gene-
ral ferry free 23. Exceptions
as to Williamsburg 23. In-
habitants of the borough of
Norfolk, not compellable to
serve in the militia of the
County 81. Nor sailors, in
actual service 81. All sol-
diers to give their personal
attendance at musters 91.
Company musters 91. Ge-
neral musters 91. Fines 91
Power of courts martial to
remit 91.

MILL-DAMS.
How roads passing over, to be
kept 34. Penalty on owner
or occupier, for neglect 34.
MILLERS,
Exempted from militia duty,
not to appear at musters 22.
MILLS.

Owners of, to keep roads in re-
pair, crossing their dams 34.
Persons intending to build,
how to proceed 359. Where
he owns the land on both sides
the water-course 360. Not to
extend to mills heretofore
built 360. Saving, as to own-
ers of old mills 361. How a
fee simple acquired in entailed