Dunmore, John Murray, Earl of, Gk>yemor, his character, 403 ; his unpopularity, 417 ; dissolves the Burgesses, 418 ; elegance of Lady, 417 ; marches to the Ohio, 422 ; his quarrel with Lewis, 425 ; incites the Indians against the Virginians, 426; Duquesne, Fort, Braddocks campaign Dutch, intrusion of on the soil of Virginia, 189. ErFmoHAM, LoBD HowABD of, Governor, 300 ; concludes a treaty with the Mohawks and returns to England, 301. Emory and Henry College established, the real objection to the system of, 445 ; iirarianism of modem opponents of, 445 ; abolition of, 446. Faibfax, Thomas, Lord, inherits the Farlow, Captain, executed by Berkeley, 293. Tauquier, Francia, Governor, dissolves Felons, the first sent to Vii-ginia, 119 ; Jefferson's statement of the number of up to 1787, 228, 229 ; msigniflcance of the element in Virginia, Ferrar, Nicholas, Treasurer of the London Company, arrested by James L, 130; his monastic establishment at Little Gidding, 130. Flower of Hundreds, one of the original boroughs, 115, 151. Forbes, General, captures Fort Duquesne, 357. Fordyce, Captain, his gallantry at Fouace, Rev. Mr., assaulted by Gov-y Fowler, Attorney General, insulted Franchise, history of legislation in Franklin, Benjamin, writes a ballad on the fate of Theach the pirate, 317 ; appointed posbnaster by Spotswood, 317 ; his advice to Braddock, Friends, thepersecution of and their Gfe, General, his estimate of the action of Virgmia, 389. Gates, Sir lomas, Lieutenant-Governor, 56 ; is wrecked on the Bermudas, 58 ; arrival in Virginia, 80 : sails for England, but retiurns and Gazette, the Virginia, notice of college proceedings in 306; the first newspaper in Virginia, 330 ; character of its matter, 330. Germanna, Spotswood's settlement of, Germans of Palatines, the, sent over by Queen Anne, 319 ; excellent character of, 320. German settlers, the, in the Valley, Gilbert, Sir Humphrey, his voyage Glebes of the Church, act directing Gloucester, acenea of the Great B Gooch, William, Governor, 329 ; commands Virginia troops at Carthagena, 329. GM)kin, Daniel, driven from Virginia, as a Puritan, becomes eminent in Gosnold, Bartholomew, makes the first direct voyage across the Atlantic, 13 ; the originator of Virginia Grant, Major, cut to pieces near Fort Chesapeake, 4(>4 ; is visited by Washington, 4Co ; repulsci Adiuiral Graves, Admiral, repulsed by De Great Meadows, Washington's surrender at, 344 ; Braddocks death and Greenspriug, the residence of Sir William Berkeley, 183, 199 ; headquarters of Bacon, 279. Qreenway Court, the residence of GrenviUe, Sir Richard, founds the Roanoke settlement, u; dies fighting Gwynn's Island, Dunmore driven Halket, Sir Peter, killed near Fort Hamilton, Alexander, commands the right assaulting party at Yorktown, Hamilton, Governor of Canada, surrenders Vincennes to General Hammond, Colonel, takes refuge in Haranioud, John, author of "Leah and Ra'-liel," expelled from the Hamor, R\p}ie, his antecedents and Hampden Sydney College founded, Hanaford, Colonel, evacuates Jamestown, 278 ; Is captured and hmiff by Harrison, Benjamin, his personal appearance, 406 ; member of first Congnress, 420. Harvey, Sir John, Governor, his character, 165 ; grounds of hostility of Hatcher, William, sentenced to b Henrietta Maria, her intention of seeking refuge in Virginia, 228. Henry, Bisliop of London, first Chancellor of William and Mary College, great outburst in the Burgesses, his protest fainst the religious i>ersecutions, 391 ; member of first exaggerations ia. connection with, denounces the FedenU constitution, Hill, Colonel Eaward, denounced as Hite, Joist, settles the lower Valley, Honeywood. Sir Philip, takes refuge Huguenots, the, settle at St. Augustine, 4 ; at Mannakintown, 309 ; excellent character of, 309. Hunt, Rev. Robert, first minifter In Independence, resolutions instructing the Virginia delegates to propose, United States, recognized by Great Indians, the Virginia ; their conversion a cherished object, 12 ; SmiUis of the months and their fMtivala and ceremonies, 31 ; ruled by women, 31 ; college for children of, 110; expeditions against directed bylaw, 18G, 241 ; treiities with, 98, 187 ; bat- Ues with, 208, 243; not to hold office, 310; miasion at Christauna, Ingram, General, socceeds Bacon, Insurrections, servile, the, 485 ; origin Jackson, Andrew, tradition of hia Jackson, Gen. Thomas J., feeling of the country at intelligence of liia James I. grants the tluee Virginl felons to Virginia, 119 ; his counterblast to tobo, 145 ; his straggle James XL, accoasion of, 300; borrtilitv to the Virginians, 300; aeoda Monmouth's foUowen to Virginia, James City, one of the origfnai bof' James Hirer, the new uune for the Jamestown, landing of theEniah at, 19 ; present lypearanee of, 19; attack upon, 21 ; " in combnation, scenes at, during the Great Isabellion, 245-262, 2n-282 ; burned by Jeilerson, Thomas, his descent and author of the Declaration of IndO" Johnson, Professor, of William and Mary CoUece, proceeded against iut JumonviUe, De, killed near Great Kaskaskia, anrprfsed by General Kendall, Gttorge, prosecutes fiknith, Kent, Isle of, setttemeot txoon by Kiquotan. w Hampton, one of the LsFArrme, tme Maaw mb, aeMt to CoruwaUSf and ismmmtA the lauaiifMtttnf Urn small, similar t/> tm ISagUab ymtmtmi M ; their eordiai independenee tmA MrsoMai wMm laod,m Lawne's Plantation, one of the origin ' liswreutue, said to be the nl auttior ; JLrresfMudence, 410; oiemlr of firt of the Address to the People of the Colonies, 421 ; moves the Declaration, 440, Lee, General Robert E., feeling of the country at intelligence of hia death, LeOf ThomM Lndwdl, mmnlMr of Leigli, Benjamin Watkius, Virgiuia Commisaioner to South Carolina, Lewis, General Andrew, his antecedents, character, and personal appearance, 422 ; commands at the Lewis, John, settles the upper Valley, liief, supposed to have landed in New Literature of Virginia, the, in the character, 1; in the Colonial period, 358-364; its character, 359, Logan, murder of family of, the cause Ludwell, Colonel Philip, captures Bland, 276 ; marries Lidy Berkeley, 276 : denounces the rebels, 298. Lunsford, Sir Thomas, takes refuge Lynn, Friar of, ssud to have reached leader of the party in favor of the Madoc, Prince of Wales, his supposed Magellan circumnavigates the world, Maids, the, sent to Virginia, 119 ; their Makemie, Francis, first licensed Presbyterian Minister in Virginia, 338. Malgro, said to have visited America, Manuakintown, the Huguenot settlement, 309. Marquette, Padre, takes possession of the Mississippi valley m the name Marriage, the first English in America, 45; forbidden professors at vagM the adoption ol the Federal Martin, John, member of original Martin, Luther, counsel for Burr to be Martin-Brandon, one of the original Martin's Hundred, one of the original Mary, William and, proclaimed " Lord the charter of William and Mary objections of Virginia to the settlement of, 178 ; oaih of the governor Mason, his descent and character, member of Committee of Safety, Bifirhts, 412 ; of the Virginia Constitutioo, 439 ; opposes the adoption Massachusetts recommends a general tea m, 416 ; outbreak of the Revolution in, 429. Matachanina, sister of Pocahontas, Matoax, or Matoaca, the real name of Matthews, Samuel, Governor, his portrait, 205 ; persecutes the Puritans, 205, 206; is deposed, 206; reinstated, 207 ; dies, 218. Maynard, Lieutenant, slays Blackbeard, 316. Meade, Bishop William, his ordination, as Bishop, 395 ; his character. Mercer, James, member of Committee Methodism, the rise of, 334 ; a mis8i iMttIa wftb, la, im ', d- (Grange, divided into FradHi;k and pA/r, J'Mfir, of Itosew-!!, antbor of VHii JiAmt G'/vrrwf , bis opposition mittee of Hafety, iHH ; defeudit the Paifiunky, Qtieen of, her appearance Patrjons, The New York, their splendor of living, 360. PtWdlttP y""", AkMMnt pnlliiiiel views, penonal appmrance and oratory of, -2, 13, 414 ; the conaervative revolutionist, 415; member of Safety, 435; author of the resolutions for independence, 438; defends the Church and entails, 443- President of Court of Appeals, and Phillips, General, mvades Virginia, and captures Petersburg, 458 ; Jeffersou's characterization of, 459 ; Phillips, the Marauder, hung for treason, 455. Pitt, William, his views on America, Planters, characteristics of the class, Pocahontas, preserves the life of succors the colony, 38 ; her masquerade, 46; warns the English of an an English boy, 78 ; is taken prisoner, 93 ; her conversion and baptism, 226 ; increase in, how to be accoimted for, 226 ; probable, in 1700, 309 ; Porter, John, expelled from Assembly for ' being loving to the Quakers," 221. 115 ; oommissioiier to Tlrginia, character and proceedings of 131. Postal System, establidied m Virginia, Pott, John, Governor, convicted of Powhatan, the Emperor, first visit of and favorite residences, 32 ; his authority, personal appearance, and 41 ; crowned under-king, 47 ; attempts to slay Smith, 51 ; executes the house-builders, 55; puts Ratcliffe to death, 78 ; interview with abdicates, 104 ; dies, 105 ; his cliaracter, 105, 106. Powhatiui, original name of James Powhatan, singular footprints at the Presbyterians form a Congration in Church in Hanover, 362 ; their hostility to the Establishment, 392-394. Providence, the Puritan name for AnnaiK>lis, 213. Puritans in Virginia, the; early immigration of, 171 ; hostility to, 172 ; conjecture as to number in Virginia, Pylind, James, prosecuted for rebellion and blasphemy, 203. QuAKKBs. {See Fhibnos.) Raleioh, Sib Walter, the author of Raleigh Tavern, 398 ; meetings of Burgesses at, 404, 419. Randolph, John, of Roanoke, foreman of jury to try Aaron Burr, Randolph, Peyton, President, of first Randolph Macon College founded, I Ratcliffe, John, President of Colony, 24 ; attempts to escape and is arrested by Smith, 37 ; deposed, 46 Reconstruction, process of in Virginia, Ricahecrians, the, deftEit the Virginians, 208. Richebourg, Claude Philip de. Huguenot minister, 309. Richmond, battle with Ricahecrians Roan, Rev. John, persecuted for denouncing the Establishment, 337. Roanoke, the Colony of, founded by Raleigh and (rrenville, G; mysterious disappearance of the colonists, Rochambeau, Count de, joins Washington, 4G2, 463 ; commands the left Rolfe, John, wrecked in the Sea- Venture, GO ; sent to Powhatan, 94 ; his character and singular letter, 96 ; marries Pocahootas, 97 ; of James at his marriage, 100 ; returns to Virginia, 104. Rolfe, Thomas, son of Pocahontas, " Rude Answer," Smith's, to the Company, 47. St. Augustine, settled by the French, St. Pierre, Chevalier de, his reply to St. Tammany Celebration, the, at Safety, Committee of ; names of members of, 435 ; its powers, 435b Sandys, Sir Edwin, treasurer of the company ; denunciation of by James Sandys, Geoi, translates Ovid at Jamestown; Drayton's salute to, Santa Maria, the Bay of, Spanish name Scarburgh, Colonel Edmund, prosecuted for denouncing James II., Scotch Irish settlers in the Valley, Scrivener, Matthew, member of CouncU, 49.