From September 5, 1775, to April 30, 1776. PHILADELPHIA: Printed; LONDON: Reprinted for J. ALMON, oppofite M.DCC.LXXVIII. TIE 1 ! i : ! } JOURNAL, &c. A Wednesday, September 5, 1775. GREEABLE to adjournment, the Prefident and a number of the Members met, but there not being sufficient to enter upon business, the Congress was adjourned from day to day until Wednesday the 13th. Wednesday, September 13, 1775Met according to adjournment. The province of Georgia having appointed delegates to represent that colony in Congress, and three of the delegates attending, their credentials were produced, read and approved, and are as follows, Georgia. The alarming and critical fituation of affairs upon the continent of America having at length roused the attention of this province, and the several inhabitants thereof being defirous of uniting with their fifter colonies in the great and important cause, a general election was held throughout the province for delegates to fit in Provincial Congress; and the faid delegates having fo met in Savannah on the fourth day of July, proceeded upon the confideration of such business, as appeared to be fit and necessary; and among other things they made choice of five delegates to represent this province in the grand Continental Congress, now fitting in Philadelphia, viz. Archibald Bullock, Efqrs. and John Houston, The Revd. Doctor Zubly, Noble Wimberly Jones, } Efqrs. and Lyman Hale, Now therefore be it known, and B 1 2 |