Virginia—

Williamsburgh—“Voluntarius” to the People,

Boundary between Virginia and Pennsylvania,

Loudoun County Committee Proceedings on conduct of the Governour and Patrick Henry,

Frederick County Committee Proceedings,

Albemarle Independent Company to Williamsburgh Volunteers,

ANorfolk Committee on Importation of Goods,

Resolves of Hanover Volunteers,

Resolves of Lancaster County Volunteers,

A Delegate in Continental Congress to a Friend in Williamsburgh,

Caroline County Committee Proceedings,

Letter from D. Cross, Glasgow, to James Dunlop,

Lord Dunmore and Family go on board a Man-of-War,

Prince Edward County Committee Proceedings on removal of Powder from Williamsburgh, by Lord Dunmore,

Frederick County Committee Proceedings— Commendation of Patrick Henry,

Accomack County Proceedings,

Fairfax Independent Companies, from General Washington,

“A Friend to Liberty” to the People of Henrico County,

“A Virginian” to his Friends and Countrymen,

Charles City County Committee Proceedings,

Bedford County Committee Proceedings,

“Virginius” to the People of,

Publication and Proceedings at Williamsburgh,

Cumberland County Committee Proceedings,

A Virginia Delegate in Continental Congress to his Friend in Williamsburgh,

House of Burgesses, begun and held at Williamsburgh, 1st June, 1775—Peyton Randolph, Speaker—House waits upon the Governour—His Speech—Committee to address the Governour—Message of the Governour concerning the Militia—Message to the Governour, from the Committee—Committee on Publick Magazine—Petition from Presbyterians and Protestant Dissenters—Resolution approving Proceedings of Continental Congress, and their Delegates therein—Proceedings of Convention approved of—Address of the Council to the Governour, and his Answer—Message from the Governour, on the Publick Magazine—Answer to the same—Message from Governour, on removal of Gunpowder—Proceedings of Council on Marines and Soldiers at Williamsburgh—Guard for the Publick Magazine—Message from the Governour—Petition of William Fleming; of Abraham Field—Message from Governour—Address to the Governour on his removal from the Palace, delivered to him on board His Majesty’s Ship the Fowey—Report of Committee on Governour’s Speech—Governour’s Answer to Joint Address, (See Note, 1202)—Address to Governour—Magazine inspected—Indian Affairs—Detailed Report of the Committee on the late Disturbances at Williamsburgh—Further Proceedings on the same subject—Answer from the Governour—Address to the Governour—Resolutions from Continental Congress—Extended Address to the Governour, on the general condition of the Colony—Governour refuses to place the Anns at the Palace in the Magazine—Message from the Council—Joint Address of Council and House of Burgesses—Answer from the Governour—Council reject Bill appointing Commissioners to ratify and confirm the late Treaty of Peace with the Ohio Indians—Governour rejects the Bill for settling the Accounts of the Militia—Answer of the House thereto—On Conference of the House with the Council, a Resolution passed in favor of appointing a Committee to ratify Treaty with Ohio Indians—Resolution to settle Accounts of Militia engaged in Indian Wars—Adjourned to 12th October next—On the 12th of October, adjourned to 7th March next—On 7th March, 1776, House met according to adjournment, thirty-two Members appearing—Not sufficient number—Adjourned to May 6th—May 6th, several Members met, but did neither proceed to business nor adjourn as a House of Burgesses,

Anonymous Address to Inhabitants of a County of,

A Delegate to a Gentleman in Williamsburgh, on Bunker’s Hill,

Fincastle County Committee Proceedings,

Norfolk Committee, from Virginia Volunteers, and Answer thereto,

Publication by “A Virginian,” at Williamsburgh,

Address to People of, from their Delegates in Continental Congress,

Members of Convention, from Robert Washington, on Military Discipline,

Ward, General Artemas, Letter to Massachusetts Congress, on enlisting Men,

Letter from James Gowan and others,

Letter from Northborough Committee,

Letter to Massachusetts Congress,

666, 1028, 1061, 1119, 1493

Letter from New-Hampshire Congress,

And others, to Continental Congress,

From Captain Drury’s Company,

And others, to New-York Congress,

From Joseph Hawley, on Ticonderoga and Canada,

From Massachusetts Congress,

To Massachusetts Congress, enclosing Resolution of Continental Congress,

To Continental Congress,

To John Pigeon, Commissary,

Chosen First Major-General,

Warren, Dr. Joseph, Oration, 6th March, 1775, on the Bloody Tragedy of 5th March, 1770,

Letter from a Gentleman in Boston, on same,

To Arthur Lee,

To General Gage,

From Boston Committee of Safety, on Amnesty of Governour Gage,

From same,

From Governour Trumbull,

From Rev. William Gordon,

To Provincial Congress of Massachusetts,

From Colonel Henshaw,

From Alexander McDougall,

His Eulogium,

Warner, Seth, Tries and punishes Benjamin Hough,

Washington, George, Letter from George Mason,

From Albemarle Volunteers,

From Alexander Spottswood,

Letter to George William Fairfax, in England,

Offered the command of the American Troops,

Appointed Commander-in-Chief of Continental Army,

To the Independent Companies of Fairfax, &c.,

To John Augustine Washington,

From Horatio Gates,

To Continental Congress,

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