Difference between revisions of "Virginia Gazette (Rind), 31 August 1775"
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| − | Published in the ''Virginia Gazette'' on 31 August 1775.<ref>''Virginia Gazette'' ( | + | Published in the ''Virginia Gazette'' on 31 August 1775.<ref>''Virginia Gazette'' (Pinkney), 31 August 1775.</ref> A summary of recent news states that [[George Wythe]] left Williamsburg on the previous Monday to attend the Continental Congress in Philadelphia.<ref>''Virginia Gazette'' (Pinkney), 31 August 1775.</ref> |
==Article text, 31 August 1775== | ==Article text, 31 August 1775== | ||
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<div align=center> WILLIAMSBURG. | <div align=center> WILLIAMSBURG. | ||
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| − | LAST Sunday morning the honourable PEYTON | + | LAST Sunday morning the honourable PEYTON RANDOLPH, esquire, left this city to attend the continental congress; and on the succeeding morning GEORGE WYTHE , esquire, set off for the same laudable purpose. The LADIES of the above gentlemen accompanied them. The volunteers, as usual, paid every mark of distinction on the occasion. |
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
| − | *[[Virginia Gazette ( | + | *[[Virginia Gazette (Dixon & Hunter), 19 August 1775]] |
*[[Virginia Gazette (Purdie & Dixon), 1 September 1775]] | *[[Virginia Gazette (Purdie & Dixon), 1 September 1775]] | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 11:42, 19 November 2018
Published in the Virginia Gazette on 31 August 1775.[1] A summary of recent news states that George Wythe left Williamsburg on the previous Monday to attend the Continental Congress in Philadelphia.[2]
Article text, 31 August 1775
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WILLIAMSBURG.LAST Sunday morning the honourable PEYTON RANDOLPH, esquire, left this city to attend the continental congress; and on the succeeding morning GEORGE WYTHE , esquire, set off for the same laudable purpose. The LADIES of the above gentlemen accompanied them. The volunteers, as usual, paid every mark of distinction on the occasion.
See Also
- Virginia Gazette (Dixon & Hunter), 19 August 1775
- Virginia Gazette (Purdie & Dixon), 1 September 1775
