When plaintiff may amend his See Burgesses' Elections.
County, formed from Prince George and Brunswick 467. Court days 468.
ANDERSON, PAULIN Fee-simple estate of certain en- tailed lands vested in 142.
ANSWER. In chancery, when to be filed 189. How sworn to 190-[n- sufficient, proceedings on 190. Hearing, on bill and answer
APPEALS. When grantable, to the general court 188.
APOTHECARIES. Fees of regulated 509, 510.—
APPRAISEMENTS. Of decedents' estates, to be made by executors and admin- istrators 21. Allowance of ap- praiser 21. When not neces- sary 22. Of impressed arti- cles, how made 199. How de- cedents' estates appraised 282.
When crops of decedents are assets 22, 284.
ASSIGNMENT. Of bonds and notes permitted
275. Assignee may sue in his own name 275. Discounts al- lowed 275.
ATTACHMENTS. Process of, to compel an appear- ance in the general court 185. Attached effects repleviable 185. May be issued by justi- ces, for sums under 20 shil- lings 194. If not replevied, judgment for the whole debt 191. Goods, how sold 194.— Against tenants removing 485. Against absconding debtors, how executed 486.
ATTORNIES. Fees of, in the general court and county courts 59. When to be taxed in the bill of costs 59, 422, 507. Sheriff may take engagement of, for appearance in the general court 183. Pe-
nalty for failing to appear, ac- cording to engagement 184.- Fees, in general court 187.- Fees of, in the county courts 352. Not to practice without license 360. Licenses, how obtained 360. Oath of 361.- May be suspended 361. When to pay costs 361. Provisó as to counsellors and barristers 362. No fees on petitions 427. Except in particular cases486. AUDITA QUERELA. When sued out 158.
When engagement of attorney may be taken instead of 183. Appearance in such cases 184. Penalty on attorney failing to appear, according to engage- ment 184. Sheriff to return name of bail 184. Liability, for failing 184. Interlocutory judgment against sheriff and bail, how set aside 184. Any judge of general court, may take recognizance of 324. BARHAM, CHARLES Authorised to sell certain en- tailed lands 377.
BARNES, RICHARD Certain lands in Richmond county, whereof William Wil- son Homes, and Mary his wife are seized in fee tail ves- ted in, in fee simple 378.
BASTARDS. Fine on a woman for having a bastard 213. On failure of payment, to be whipt 213.- Notice of bastard, to be given to churchwardens 213. BEVERLEY, WILLIAM. Certain lands in King
BLINCOE, JOHN, Authorised to sell certain entail- ed lands 116.
BONDS. When to be given by executors and administrators 17. Form of 18, 19. Bonds and notes. assignable 275. Action may be maintained in name of as- signee 275. Taken on sale of decedents' estates may be as- signed 283. Estate liable if obligor prove insolvent 283.- Actions on, for performance of covenants, how to be 359.- Judgments on bonds, how to be entered 359.
BOOK DEBTS. Method of proving them 327,
328. Books of dead men evi dence 328. But may be op- posed by other evidence 328. Limitation 329.
BRAY, THOMAS, Agreement between him and John Randolph confirmed 370. Enabled to sell certain entail- ed lands 378.
In relation to duties 146, 313. BROKERAGE.
BRUNSWICK. County formed 77. Boundaries 77. Appropriation for 78.- Privileges of inhabitants 78. Parishes 78. Process from Prince George to run into, till a court is established 79. Court days 79. Part of Surry and Isle of Wight added to $55. Boundaries $56.
BURGESSES' Wages, payable in money 136. Absent members to receive no wages 278. Exception 279. -When wages may be paid in money 279. Amount of wa- ges 279. How drawn 279.- Burgesses coming by water 279- -For Accomack and Northampton 280. Travelling expences, from new counties 280. Sheriffs disqualified from sitting in the house of 292. Burgesses exempted from serving as sheriffs 292. Penalty on persons disqualifi- ed, for sitting and voting 292. May be re-elected 293. Qualification of voters 475. Allowance to, from Eastern Shore 523. Wages of 524. Conveyances,to qualify voters void 475. Penalty 475. What
residence necessary 476.- Freeholders in towns may vote 470. Joint tenants,ortenants in common 476. Part of former law, repealed 476. Oath of elector 477. Penalty for per- jury 477. Duty of sheriff and clerk, in taking the poll 478. Inspectors ineligible 481. BURGES, CHARLES, His executors authorised to sell his lands in Prince William and Spotsylvania 451. BURNING.
Burning any tobacco house, warehouse, or storehouse, or any house where wheat, corn, or other grain is kept, or any other house whatsoever, felo- ny without clergy 271.
BURWELL, LEWIS. Entail of certain lands, of which he was seized, docked 534. BUTLER, PIERCE, Fee simple of certain entailed lands vested in 142:
CAPIAS AD SATISFACIEN- DUM.
Writ of, how executed and re- turned 152. Form of 154.- Return of 156.
CAROLINE. County, formed from Essex, King William, and King and Queen 240. Court day alter- ed 439.
CARTER, ROBERT. Part of estate of, vested in Ro- bert Carter, son and heir of Robert Carter the younger dec'd 454.
CARY, HENRY Authorised to sell certain entail- ed lands in the county of Warwick, 307.
Slaves to pass as chattels 225. CHURCH. Provision for clergy 204. lary of ministers 204. How levied, collected and paid 205, 206. Glebes to be provided 206, 207.
CHURCHWARDENS. Their duty to present offences, against the act for suppression of vice, blasphemy, &c. 244. Saving the right of grand ju- ries 245.
CLERGY. Provision for 204. Salary 204. How levied,collected and paid 205, 206. Glebes to be pro-
CLERGY, (Benefit of,) To burn any tobacco house, warehouse, storehouse, or any house where wheat, corn or other grain is kept, or any o- ther house whatsoever, felony without clergy 271. To break any warehouse, or storehouse, and steal over the value of 20 shillings 272. Stealing a slave
325. Acts of parliament, pri- or to 4 Jac. 1. taking away clergy, adopted 325. Clergy allowed to women 326. Read- ing not required 326. Ne- groes,&c. allowed clergy 326. CLERKS.
Of county courts, their fees 64 to 72, 344 to 348, 412 to 416. Duty of clerk, in relation to memorials of conveyances 399. When to deliver their fees to sheriffs 421, 496 to 501. How fee bills to he made out 501. COCKE, ABRAHAM, Authorised to sell certain en- tailed lands 95.
Rates of gold coin settled 51, Of silver 52. Counter- feiting, high treason 52. Ex- ceptions out of this act 53.- Not to affect royal prorogative 53. Silver coins, rates of 218. Penalty for refusing them, at those rates 219. Copper coins, rates of 219. Treason,to coun- terfeit 219. Exceptions, out of this act 220. Saving to the king, power to alter rates, by proclamation 220. Repeal of former acts 220. Gold cut, not to pass 220.
COLEMAN, RICHARD Agreement between, and Wil- liam, and Francis Thornton ton for exchange of entailed lands confirmed 378. COLLECTORS.
COLLEGE.
See William & Mary.
Of William and Mary, donation to 74, 430, 431, 432.
COMMISSIONS.
To examine witnesses 192.
CONSPIRACY.
In slaves, how punishable 126. CONSTABLES. Fees of 73, 350, 419. Exempt- ed from payment of levics 170. Duty of in relation to tobacco seconds 241. To cut up slips and suckers 242. Altered 508. Penalty for neglect 242. Form of oath 242. Their allowance 243. Procecutions to be or- dered by court 243. Fees of 504.
CONVEYANCES. Former conveyances, bona fide made, valid, though not re- corded 398. Hereafter, void against creditors,&c. if not re- corded 398. Memorials of, to be recorded in the secreta- ry's office 399. Duty of clerks of courts 399. Privy exami- nation of femes covert, per- mitted out of court 400. Το be recorded 401. Former ex- aminations valid 401. Femes covert not bouud, if examina- tions be not recorded 401. COPPER.
Rates of copper coin 219. CORONERS.
Fees of 73, 350, 418, 503.
CORRECTION.
Slave dying under, the owner exempted from punishment 132, 133.
Security for, when demandable 196. Suit may be dismissed for want of 196. One defen- dant acquitted in trespass, to recover costs 357. When no more costs than damages re- coverable 357. Defendant to recover costs, whenever judg- ment given for him,358. Pro- viso, as to executors and ad- ministrators 358.
Controversies concerning en- tries for land, determinable before 352.
To be allowed criminals 404. COUNTERFEITING. Coin made current, high trea-
son52,219. Tobacco notes265.
COUNTIES. Spotsylvania, and Brunswick for med 77.Boundaries of Spotsylvania 77. Boundaries of Brunswick 77. Appropri- ation for use of those counties 78. Privileges of inhabitants 78. Parishes 78. Inhabitants may employ foreign Protes- tant ministers 78. Process, from Essex, King and Queen, and King William to run into Spotsylvania,till a court is es- tablished in that county 78,79, In like manner process from Prince George to run into Brunswick 79. Court days of Spotsylvania & Brunswick 79. Charles city county enlarged 94. Richmond county divided, and King George formed 95. New Kent county divided and Hanover formed 95.-Caro- line formed from Essex, King
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