FREEDOM DUES. Shift, Shoes and Stockings, a blue Apron, Two white Linen Caps, and Three Barrels of Indian Corn.  Ibid. FREE MULATTOES.  See Harbourers of Servants,     5.  Negroes, 33. FREE NEGROES.  See Negroes, 3, 4, 6, 18, 19, 33. FREE SCHOOLS.  See Schools. FREIGHT of TOBACCO.     1.  Masters of Ships, before they take in any Tobacco on Freight, shall publish, under their Hands, by a Note fixed on the County Court-House Door, at what Rate they will receive Tobacco upon Freight per Ton; which Note shall be recorded by the County Clerk.  1704, ch., 62, §. 1.     2.  Merchants or others, shipping any Tobacco on Freight, before such Note set up, shall forfeit all such Tobacco, or the Value in Money.  One Half to the Support of Government, the other to the Informer. Ibid.  §. 2.     3.  Masters of Ships taking Tobacco on board, before such Publication, shall forfeit 20 s. per Hogshead, to the Uses aforesaid.  Ibid.  §. 3.     4.  Certificate of such Publication, and Rate of Freight, under Hand of the COunty Clerk, shall be sent with Craft fetching Tobacco from another COuntry, on Penalty of 40 s. Sterling, to the Uses aforesaid. Ibid. §. 4.     5.  Collectors and Naval Officers shall procure (at the County Charge) and affix Copies of this Act in their Office, on Forfeiture of 40 s. Sterling, to the Uses aforesaid. Ibid.  §. 5. FURS and SKINS.     The Duty laid on them by the Act of 1704, ch. 27, is taken off by 1723, ch. 11, §. 1. G. GAMING.  See Sabbath Breaking, 1, 2. GARNISHEE.  See Attachment, 3, 4, 5, 8. GAUGE, &c. of BARRELS.     1.  Every Barrel, wherein Pork, Beef, Pitch, Tar or Turpentine shall be packed or filled, either for Exportation out of, or Sale within this Province, shall contain at least 31 1/2 Gallons Wine Measure.  1745, ch. 15, §. 2.     2.  The Contents of every Pork or Beef Barrel, at Exportation or Sale, shall be at least 220 lb of good nett Pork or Beef, well salted and preserved.  Ibid.     3.  Every Tar or Turpentine Barrel shall be filled with good, clean, merchantable Tar or Turpentine; and every Pitch-Barrel, with good true-made merchantable Pitch.  Ibid.     4.  Persons knowingly making or setting up, or causing to be made, &c. any Barrels for Pork, Beef, &c. of less Size, Gauge, &c. than is directed by this Act, shall forfeit 2 s. 6 d. Current Money, for every such Barrel.  Ibid.  §. 3.     5.  Persons packing Pork or Beef for Sale, in Barrels made and setup contrary to this Act, or packing ion any Barrels less Pork or Beef than this Act requires, as the nett Contents of a Barrel of Beef or Pork, shall forfeit 10 s. Currency for every such Barrel.  Ibid. §. 4.     6.  Persons bartering, selling, or offering to Sale, in any Manner, Pork or Beef in Barrels made contrary to this Act in Size, Gauge, &c. or any Barrels of Pork or Beef less nett COntents than this Act directs, shall forfeit 10 s. Currency per Barrel.  Ibid.  §. 5.     7.  Persons bartering, selling, or offering to Sale, any Tar, Turpentine or Pitch, in Barrels made contrary  in Size, &c. to this Act, or any Barrels of Pitch, filled with other than good true-made merchantable Pitch, or any Barrels of Tar or Turpentine, filled with other than good merchantable Tar or Turpentine, shall forfeit for every Barrel of Pitch, 5 s. Currency,

GAUGE, &c. of BARRELS. and for every such Barrel of Tar or Turpentine, 2 s. 6 d. Currency.  Ibid.  §. 6.     8.  Persons importing by Land or Water, any Pork, Beef, Tar, Turpentine or Pitch, in Barrels of less nett Contents than directed by this Act, or any Barrels filled with other than good, merchantable, &c. Tar, Turpentine or Pitch, and sell, or offer the same to Sale, &c. within this Province, shall be liable to the respective Penalties in this Act mentioned, for every such Barrel so bartered away, sold, &c. contrary to this Act.  Ibid. §. 7.     9.  Persons exposing Flour or Bread to Sale, in Barrels or Casks, without the true Tare of such Barrels or Casks, marked with Marking-Irons in plain Figures upon the Bilge, shall, for every such Barrel or Case so exposed to Sale, forfeit 5 s. Currency.  Ibid.  §. 8.     10.  All Penalties and Forfeitures, in this Act mentioned, may be recovered, with Costs, in any County Court, in the Name of his Lordship and the Informer, or before a single Magistrate, as the Case may require, One Half to the County Charge, the other Half to the Informer, &c.  Ibid.  §. 10.     11.  Actions on Breaches of this Act shall be brought within 15 Days after the Offence committed or discovered. But no Person bartering or selling such Barrels of Pork, Beef, Pitch, &c. contrary to this Act, shall be subject to any the Forfeitures before-mentioned, after the same is received out of his Possession by the Buyer, and unless such Information be made to some Magistrate within 10 Days after the Offence committed. Ibid.  §. 9 and 11.     See Flour, &c. GENERAL ASSEMBLY. See Assembly. GENERAL ISSUE. See Cursing, &c. 8.  Horses, 6.     Negroes, 44.  Runaways, 10. Tobacco Debts, 3.  Tobacco     Run, 5, 8.  Tobacco Trashy, 7. GIFT of Goods and Chattels.  See Secret Sales, 1, 2. GIFT of Negroes.  See Negroes, 50. GLEBES.  See Church Lands, per Tot.  Vestry, 28. GOLD and SILVER.     1.  For the Encouragement of Persons bring Gold and Silver into this Province:  All Persons liable to the Payment of any Duties, either of Import or Export whatsoever, by the Laws of this Province (the Duties payable to the Lord Proprietor, or the Governor, or appropriated to the College of Virginia, excepted) who shall discharge the same in Silver or Gold Currency, at the Rates mentioned in the Act of 1708, ch. 4, with the Difference of 133 l. 6 s. 8 d. Currency, for every 100 l. Sterling, shall be allowed 15 per Cent out of the said Duties.  1729, ch. 15, §. 1.     2.  Every Person claiming the Deduction of 15 per Cent, shall take an Oath (for which see the Act) before the Officer appointed to receive the Duties.  And the Officers allowing the same, before they pass their Accounts, shall likewise make Oath before One Provincial, or Two County Justices, that the Sums for which they crave the Allowance of 15 per Cent in their Accounts, were bonâ fide paid to them; and that the said Persons took the Oath before directed, &c. on Certificate whereof by such Magistrates, the Treasurer shall allow the said Deduction in their Accounts.  Ibid. §. 2 and 3.     For the Rates above mentioned.  See Coins, 2.     For the Rates at which certain Gold and Silver Coins shall pass instead of Tobacco, in Payment of Public Dues, Fees, &c.  See Levies, 17, 20-28. Printer to the Province, 3. GOOD BEHAVIOUR.  See Cursing, &c.6.  Harbourers     of Servants and Slaves, 3. GOODS.  See Uncertain Goods. GOVERNOR.     1.  Masters of all Ships or Vessels whatsoever, coming into this Province (except such as are built in, and