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O F THE

UNITED STATES

In Congress Aflembled:

CONTAINING

THE PROCEEDINGS

FROM

The Third Day of NOVEMBER, 1783,

то

The Third Day of JUNE, 1784.

VOLUME IX.

PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF CONGRESS.

PHILADELPHIA:

PRINTED BY JOHN DUNLA P,

Printer to the United States in

Congress Affembled.

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JOURNAL

O F

CONGRESS.

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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1783.

URSUANT to the articles of confederation, the following delegates attended:

From the flate of

New-Hampshire, Mr. A. Fofter, who referred to his cre

Maffachusetts,

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dentials dated the 18th of February 1783, read in Congrefs the 29th July laft, and recorded in the book of credentials, page 83.

Mr. E. Gerry, who produced a certifi cate under the feal of the state, figned John Avery, fecretary, and dated the 23d of October 1783; fetting forth, that he was elected on the 27th June laft, by joint ballot of both houfes of affembly, a delegate to reprefent that commonwealth in the Congrels of the United States of America.

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Maffachusetts,

Mr. S. Ofgood, who produced a let ter from the faid J. Avery, dared 9th July 1783, informing him, that he was elected that day by joint balJot of the fenate and houfe of repre fenta:ives, agreeable to the conftituti on, to serve as a delegate from that commonwealth in the United States in Congress affembled, for one year, to commence the firft Monday in November.

Rhode Island and

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Providence Plantations, Mr. W. Ellery and Mr. D. HowSell, who referred to the cre

Connecticut,

New-York,

dentials read in Congress the goth of June last, and regi stered in book of credentials, page 76.

Mr. S. Huntington and Mr. B. Hun tington, who produced credentials under the feal of the state, and figned George Wyllis, fecretary; by which it appears, that at a general affembly of the governor and company of the state of Connecticut, in America, holden at Hartford on the fecond Thursday of May, A. D. 1783, the honorable Samuel Huntington, the honorable Oliver Ellfworth, the honorable Oliver Wolcott, the ho. norable Benjamin Huntington, Jedediah Strong, efquire, Stephen Mix Mitchell, efquire, and the ho norable Richard Law, were elected and publicly declared to be delegates to reprefent that ftate in the Congress of the United States, according to law.

Mr. James Duane, who referred to the credentials of the delegates of that ftate, produced and read the 25th of November 1782, and registered in the book of credentials, page 48. New-Jersey,

New Jersey,

Maryland,

Virginia,

Mr. E. Boudinot, who referred to the cre-
dentials of the delegates of that flate,
produced and read in Congrefs the 5th
of November 1782, and registered in
the book of credentials, page 46.
Mr. D. Carrol, who referred to the cre
dentials of the delegates of that state
produced and read in Congrefs, and re-
gistered in the book of credentials,
page 67.
Mr. J. M'Henry, who referred to the
credentials produced by him and read
in Congress 11th of June 1783, and re-
gistered in book of credentials, page 71.
Mr. J. F. Mercer and Mr. A. Lee, who
produced an extra&t from the journal,
of the houfe of delegates of that tave,
dated Friday 6th June 1793, and fign-
ed John Beckley, clerk H. D. by
which it appears, that on that day,
Thomas Jefferfon, Samuel Hardy, John
Francis Mercer, Arthur Lee and James
Monroe, efquires, were elected by
joint ballot of the fenare and house of
delegates, delegates to reprefent that
ftate in Congrels for one year, from
the first Monday in November,

North Carolina, Mr. Hawkins and Mr. Willjang fan, who referred to the credentials of the dele. gates for that fate, produced and read. in Congrefs 14th May 1783, and legiftered in the book of credentials, Page 68.

South Carolina. Mr. J. Read, who referred to credentials produced by him and read in Congrels the 17th June 1783, and r gittered in book of credentials, page 72.

r. R. Beresford, who referred to creden. tials produced by him and read in Congrefs the 30th May 1783, and registered in book of credentials, pagt 7. Seven

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