| DESCENTS.
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| Act directing course of, amended, 122. When lands may be sold, 122. when slaves, 123.
Infant dying without issue, 123. Alienage of ancestor no bar;
rights of parceners, 123.
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| DEVISES.
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| Fraudulent, creditors relieved against, 53.
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| DILLIARD, MARY
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| Placed on the pension list, 616.
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| DISMAL SWAMP.
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| Act concerning, amended; conditions on which tolls granted, 145. Treasurer to subscribe for certain shares; to vote in
meetings; and receive state's proportion of tolls, 264.
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| DISTRICT COURTS.
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| Act establishing district courts, and for regulating the general
court, amended in various particulars, either not provided for in the original law, or which
experience proved to be necessary, 11 to 17. Act reducing into
one, the several acts concerning the establishment, jurisdiction, and powers of the district
courts, 427.
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| DUMFRIES.
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| Further time to improve lots in, 179.
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| EDZAR, JAMES
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| Escheated lands of, vested in William Edzar, 97.
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| ELECTORS.
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| Of president of U. States, how chosen by districts, 536.
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| ELLIS, JOHN WOODSON
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| A sum of money to be paid to for a lot on which the public
buildings in Richmond were erected, 213.
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| EMANCIPATION.
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| Of negro Cæsar, the property of Mary Tarrant, 102. Jack Knight and William Boush, who served on board the
public armed vessels, emancipated, 103. Rose Hailstock, and
her children David, Judy, and Katy, 618. Of Saul, belonging
to George Kelly, 619. Of Abraham, the property of Benjamin
Temple, 619.
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| EMBRACERY.
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| How punished, 35.
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| ESCAPES.
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| Suffered by private persons, 41.
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| EVANS, PHILIP
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| Placed on the pension list, 321.
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| EVANSHAM.
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| Town, in Wythe county, established, 583.
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| EXECUTIVE.
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| To superintend and arrange the offices of treasurer, auditor and
solicitor, 64. May remit damages against sheriffs, 127, 528. Rules in petitions
from, 127. To appoint collectors of taxes, 529.
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| EXECUTIONS.
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| For the commonwealth, duty and liability of sheriffs in relation
to,57, 58, 59. Where the property is incumbered; penalty for preventing a
sale under, 59. Acts concerning, continued, 128, 244. Money levied by
execution, to be restored on defendant's obtaining an injunction, 245. Forthcoming bonds, when to be restored, 245. Venditioni exponas, when to issue, 246. Fine for failing to return, an execution, 246. Sheriffs', commissions, 246. Act for reducing into one, the several acts concerning
executions, and for the relief of insolvent debtors, 357. Writs of execution, how issued and returned, forms of
writs, 357, 358. Forms of
returns, 359, 360, 361. Another execution, the first not returned, 361. Tenant by elegit evicted; debtor dying in execution, 362. Delivered by privilege; executions from one county to
another; property in goods, when bound; time of delivery to be endorsed, 363. Goods, how sold; forthcoming bonds, proceedings on, 364. No security against sheriffs, or collectors, &c.; when
slaves may be taken, 365. names of slaves to be endorsed;
venditioni exponas; slaves and stock supported, 366. Jury to
try right of property; twelve months in replevy bonds, 367.
Proceedings thereon, 368. Valuers of property, 369. Liability of assignors, 370. Body relieved by property, 371. Sheriff's commissions, 372. Money restored, on obtaining injunction, 373. Prison rules, 373.
Insolvent debtors discharged; oath of, 374. Effect of
discharge; estate how disposed of, 375, 376. His prison fees, how paid, 377. Execution duly served, though not directed, 377. Replevy bond quashed; penalty, for failing to return
execution; or to pay money, 378. Creditors to appoint agents,
379. Executions on decrees in chancery; goods on leasehold
premises, 380. Executions against sundry public debtors
suspended, 624.
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