Early Congress Opens With Senate Quorum, President Communicates
Washington City November 8. On Monday November 7 the House convened with eighty eight members present and a quorum, while the Senate notified a quorum and appointed a joint committee to deliver communications to the President. The House accepted the Senate message and named Messrs Dawson Mills Macon Quiney and McCrary to act under it. The President’s written message was read to both houses on Tuesday November 8.
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Jefferson’s Farewell Address Condemns War Disruptions and Seeks Unity
In a concluding message to Congress, President Jefferson reflects on embargo suspensions and diplomatic relations with Britain and France. He cites saved maritime property, strengthened domestic industry, and fortified defenses. He urges national unity, prudent fiscal use, and constitutional powers for improvements. He closes with gratitude and confidence in the republic’s future.
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Meeting-street Legionary Parade and Governor's Address
The Legionary Corps led by Major John Ward paraded on Meeting-street with Governor Charles Pinckney reviewing and delivering a speech. He announces a U S call for 100,000 militiamen while praising patriotism and offering terms of reciprocal arrangements on impressment and maritime issues with Britain and France.
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Warren County Sheriff Sale of 350 Acres Land
A sheriff sale is announced for 350 acres more or less in Warren County on Carsons Creek. The parcel adjoins William Culpepper and others and is the former residence of Henry Cox, levied on as the property of Zepheniah Franklin and pointed out by Franklin. The notice is dated November 26.
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