May 12: House bill to appoint certain persons to revise all the laws currently in force in the state (laid over)
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James Iredell led the case for the federal Constitution at the convention that met at Hillsborough in July 1788. He was named to its committee on rules and to its committee of privileges and elections, and he rose to answer Willie Jones's motion that the question be decided without any debate.
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General Assembly Session Records related to Upper and Lower Houses
… August 23 and 28: Governor Nash to the members present August 31: resolutions of the Virginia Assembly, letter from Richard and James Ellis, letter from James Iredell, and petition of John Reddy September 4: messages re meeting September 4: message from Governor Nash re clothes for the regular troops September 4: re…
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