From Maryland.—John Archer, Joseph H. Nicholson, Samuel Smith, Richard Sprigg, John Dennis, and Thomas Plater.
From Virginia.—Thomas Newton, jr., John Randolph, jr., George Jackson, Philip R. Thompson, John Taliaferro, John Stratton, William B. Giles, Abram Trigg, John Trigg, Anthony New, John Smith, David Holmes, Richard Brent, Edwin Gray, and Matthew Clay.
From Kentucky.—Thomas T. Davis, and John Fowler.
From North Carolina.—Nathaniel Macon, Willis Alston, Richard Stanford, Charles Johnson, Archibald Henderson, and John Stanley.
From Tennessee.—William Dickson.
From South Carolina.—Thomas Sumter, Thomas Moore, and Thomas Lowndes.
From Georgia.—John Milledge.
From the North-west Territory.—Paul Fearing.
From Mississippi Territory.—Narsworthy Hunter.
A quorum, consisting of a majority, being present, the House proceeded, by ballot, to the choice of a Speaker; and, upon examining the ballots, a majority of the votes of the whole House was found in favor of Nathaniel Macon, one of the Representatives for the State of North Carolina: Whereupon, Mr. Macon was conducted to the chair, and he made his acknowledgments to the House as follows: