_The Virginia Gazette_ is a major source for the history of Virginia in the eighteenth century. The scattered numbers still in existence have been photostated and copies deposited in some of the larger libraries. Their usefulness has been greatly enhanced by the preparation of an Index by Lester J. Cappon and Stella F. Duff. Virginia historians will always be grateful to Dr. Earl G. Swem for his _Virginia Historical Index_, covering _The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography_, volumes 1-38; _William and Mary College Quarterly_, first series, volumes 1-27; second series, volumes 1-10; Hening's _Statutes at Large_, and other publications. Index Acadians: ejected, 204 Allerton, Isaac: bribed with seat in Council, 20, 119; refuses oath of allegiance, 126 Amherst, General Jeffrey: replaces Loudoun, 210 Andros, Sir Edmund: Governor, 127; despotic in New England, 127; mild in Virginia, 129; quarrels with Blair, 131; suspends Blair from Council, 131; resigns, 132 Appomatox Indians: hostile, 86 Argall, Samuel: Governor, 6; cruelty of, 7 Aristocracy: effect of slavery on, 152, 153; libraries, 153; mansions, 153; intermarriages, 153; dominate General Court, 153, 154 Armistead, Col. John: Councillor, 119; refuses oath of allegiance, 126 Association: to boycott British goods, 239; successful, 240, 241 Attainder: bill of in 1677, 29 Auditor: duties of, 33; William Byrd, 34; Philip Ludwell, 34 Bacon, Nathaniel: early life of, 84; quarrels with Berkeley, 84; knew Lawrence and Drummond, 84; his overseer murdered, 86; frontiersmen make leader, 87; denounces Berkeley, 87; defeats Occaneechees, 87; elected Burgess, 88; captured, 88; submits, 88, 89; reappointed Councillor, 89; blames Assembly, 90; escapes, 90; takes Jamestown, 90; made general, 90; pleads with Burgesses, 91; master of Virginia, 92; conversation with Goode, 92, 93; at Middle Plantation, 92; plans of, 93; captures Jamestown, 93, 94; burns Jamestown, 94; secret burial of, 94; people mourn, 94 Bacon, Nathaniel, Sr.: ousted from Council, 71 Bacon's Laws: aimed at Berkeley, 91; credit due Bacon, 91; a victory for democracy, 91, 92 Ballard, Thomas: expelled from Council, 20 Baltimore, Lord: visits Virginia, 38; refuses oath, 38; Harvey aids, 43; settles Maryland, 43; recognizes Commonwealth, 69 Barre, Col. Isaac: denounces Stamp Act, 225, 226 Bennett, Richard: favors Parliament, 58; sent to get Puritan ministers, 60; commissioner for Parliament, 64; Governor, 67; Cromwell continues, 70 Berkeley, Lady Frances: marriage, 76; insults Jeffreys, 100, 101; heads faction, 101, 102 Berkeley, Lord John: brother of Sir William, 80