The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-29
Ve,nsnt-J.me, Fisk. Err. B.,Ier, Charlie,

vermsnt-Jame, Fisk. Ezra Bs,er, Charlie,
Rich, Rich. Skinner.
observation-disclosures Sage, John Leffert., JonS.
chan Fisk, r.. Beasou, Thosaas J. Oakley, 7. z.
Grosvencr, Sam. Sherwood, J. Lovett, Hosea Moi.
8et, w. ray,or, Zebuloo K. Shepherd, r.. J. Win.
1er, Jacob Murkill. Joel Thompson, Morris s. Mil.
Ter, Won. s. Smith, Moss Kent, James Geldes,
Sssauei w. Hopkins, y. q. Comstock, Peter de
Noyelles, Daniel Avery. =
Nsw-Jersv-J. Hufsy, L. Condit, Ward, h. C.
Stockton. - =. .,>
Pennsyi,ania--R. Brown, John Roberts, s. D.
lngham, WIN. Crawford, WIN. Piper, ID. Bard. WIN.
Findley, J.Whi,shiit, Adam Seybert, VIM. Ander-
son, q: J. Ingersoli, J. Conrad, Davis, A. Tame.
hi, Isaac S@'.h, j. Irwin, A. Lyle, j. Gioninger, J.
'-tiaryiand-P. Stuart, Stevenson Archer, Rott.
Wright, Jos. Kent. 8. Rnsoid, Alexander MKim.
H,ginia---John w; Eppe.. Thomas Newton. }
4. Nungertord, Joseph Lewis, I. NJ. eayiey, John
Da~son, Thomas nlson. Peterson Goodwyn,
VIM M'Coy, John ~ ptpn, Frsucis White, WIN.
A. urweh, Hugh Ne..on,, James Piessauts, AyIet
Aaves, John Rosns, J. Breckenridge, FL, Ca,-.rton.
}. Kerr, Jehn Smith.
North. Caoiiaa-Nathaniel Macon, Will, Ais
con, Richard Stanford, Joseph Pearson, Wn. Ken.
needy, VIM. r King, Israel Pickens, VIM. Castor.
VIM b Murfree, Peter Forney.
Ssuth-carolina-J: 8. Calhoun, Elias Earle. H..
Evans, s. Farrow, J. J. ChApeile, Theodore Gour-
dine, John kershaw.
:ythe, w. Barnett, Thomas Tefsir.
fesfucky-Hsnry Clay, Joseph Desha, Thomas
Montgomery, ssmI. M'Kee, s. Sharp, James Clssk,
WIN. p. Duvali.
Tsanes.ee-FeUx 6rundy, John Sewer, John
Rhea, J. Fl. Bowen, p w. Humphreys, }. K. Har-
ris.
Oaie-J. M'L.an, J. Alexander, J. Kittourn, ].
Caldwell.
Louisiona-Thomas b. Robertson. -; "a 8
Delegate from Indiana NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jen-
ipgs. -1,-ss t
A large majority having been thus ascer-
tanned to be present, -, = ~
~ e f.kt.-
proceeded 10 the choice of a Speaker by
ballot. 80 ~ y -, >.
Mr.. Lewis. Mr.. Roberts. s. Mr.. MIKE,
the teliers named by the Clerk, having
eouhted the ballots, Mr.. Lewis reported,
that the votes were as follow
For Henry Clay. go.
Timothy Pitkin; So,
e. -.,>1 ~ ?. Scattering, 5.
1t was according declared that Mr.. Clay
was duly elected, and he was conducted by
the tellers to the chair, from which, after
having been sworn. he addressed the house
al an appropriate speech. +.
The members were then sworn in by
states. e,~>,
The horse then proceeded to the choice
Of a clerk when Patrick Magruder was
declared TO be chosen, he having lii
votes. =. -
On motion of Mr. Findley, Thomas Ciax-
so'A "oS IL uPPoinNCu L/OOihCSPCF 10 the
Nause, Thomas Dunn SERGEANT at arms,
and Benjamin Burch Assistant doorkeep-
er.
The usual orders were then adopted in
respect to furnishing the members with
papers, &c.
On motion Of Mr.. Dawson, q CONS ittee
was appointed, jointly with committee of
the Senate, to wait ON the President and
inform him that the two Houses were ready
20 receive any communicated hs nigh
have 10 make.
I he House adjourned.
1880, - y -
David Dagget is chosen Senator Of the United
States, from Connecticut, vice Chauney Goodrich
elected Lieut.. Governor.
Yesterday, Pursuant to reqni.ition of the War
Department, the Cavalry Of this district, uader the
command of Lieut. Col. Tay loe, parallel at ten O..
clock in the morning. and reported themselves to
Col. Carberry as ready for service. they 60 into
camp to morrow. ~,
BY sceounts from Sscket's Harbor as late as the
fAth, we learn that the faet which had return e.i
from York was; expected to sail in day two on