Thomas Worthington, from Ohio.
William B. Giles, appointed a Senator by the Executive of the Commonwealth of Virginia, in place of Abraham B. Venable, resigned, took his seat, and his credentials were read.
The Vice President gave notice that he had received a letter from William Hill Wells, a Senator from the State of Delaware, resigning his seat in the Senate.
The number of Senators present not being sufficient to constitute a quorum, the Senate adjourned.
Tuesday, November 6.
Jesse Franklin, from the State of North Carolina, George Logan, from the State of Pennsylvania, and Timothy Pickering, from the State of Massachusetts, severally attended.
Andrew Moore, appointed a Senator by the Executive of the Commonwealth of Virginia, in place of Wilson C. Nicholas, resigned, took his seat, and his credentials were read.
The President administered the oath to Mr. Giles and Mr. Moore, as the law prescribes.
Ordered—That the President be requested to notify the Executive of the State of Delaware of the resignation of Mr. Wells.
No quorum being present, the Senate adjourned.