When was it published?

December 6, 1816 in The Rhode Island American, And General Advertiser

Domestic News December 6, 1816

The Rhode Island American, And General Advertiser

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Hon. Mr. Bibb Of Georgia, Brown Of Louisiana, Condict Of New Jersey, Howell Of Rhode Island, Eppes Of Virginia, Talbot Of Kentucky, Taylor Of South Carolina, Thompson Of New Hampshire, Turner Of North Carolina, Varnum Of Massachusetts, Wells Of Delaware, Williams Of Tennessee, Mr. Troup, Hon. James Burrill, Hon. Mr. Morrill, Hon. Mr. Otis, Hon. Martin D. Hardin, W. T. Barry

Q: What keywords are associated?

Us Senators, Terms Expire, Senate Appointments, Political Elections, Resignations

Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island

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What is this article about?

US Senators whose terms expire March 3 next include Bibb (GA), Brown (LA), Condict (NJ), Howell (RI), Eppes (VA), Talbot (KY), Taylor (SC), Thompson (NH), Turner (NC), Varnum (MA), Wells (DE), Williams (TN). Replacements: Troup (GA), Burrill (RI), Morrill (NH), Otis (MA); Turner resigns; Hardin pro tem (KY) vice Barry.

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UNITED STATES' SENATORS.

The periods of service of the present Senators of Congress, expire the 3d of March next, viz:

Hon. Mr. Bibb, of Georgia; Brown, of Louisiana; Condict, of New-Jersey; Howell, of Rhode-Island; Eppes, of Virginia; Talbot, of Kentucky; Taylor, of South-Carolina; Thompson, of New-Hampshire; Turner, of North-Carolina; Varnum, of Massachusetts; Wells, of Delaware; and Williams, of Tennessee.

Mr. Troup has been elected in Georgia, vice Mr. Bibb. Mr. Condict is re-elected. The Hon. James Burrill has been appointed in Rhode-Island, vice Mr. Howell. In New-Hampshire, the Hon. Mr. Morrill has been appointed, vice Mr. Thompson. In Massachusetts, the Hon. Mr. Otis has been appointed, vice Mr. Varnum. The Hon. Mr. Turner declines being a candidate for re-election, and has resigned his seat in the present Congress.

Kentucky.—Hon. Martin D. Hardin, appointed pro tem. Senator of the United States, vice W. T. Barry, resigned.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics Appointment

What keywords are associated?

Us Senators Terms Expire Senate Appointments Political Elections Resignations

What entities or persons were involved?

Hon. Mr. Bibb Of Georgia Brown Of Louisiana Condict Of New Jersey Howell Of Rhode Island Eppes Of Virginia Talbot Of Kentucky Taylor Of South Carolina Thompson Of New Hampshire Turner Of North Carolina Varnum Of Massachusetts Wells Of Delaware Williams Of Tennessee Mr. Troup Hon. James Burrill Hon. Mr. Morrill Hon. Mr. Otis Hon. Martin D. Hardin W. T. Barry

Where did it happen?

United States

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Primary Location

United States

Event Date

3d Of March Next

Key Persons

Hon. Mr. Bibb Of Georgia Brown Of Louisiana Condict Of New Jersey Howell Of Rhode Island Eppes Of Virginia Talbot Of Kentucky Taylor Of South Carolina Thompson Of New Hampshire Turner Of North Carolina Varnum Of Massachusetts Wells Of Delaware Williams Of Tennessee Mr. Troup Hon. James Burrill Hon. Mr. Morrill Hon. Mr. Otis Hon. Martin D. Hardin W. T. Barry

Outcome

terms expire 3d of march next; mr. troup elected vice bibb; condict re-elected; burrill appointed vice howell; morrill appointed vice thompson; otis appointed vice varnum; turner declines re-election and resigns; hardin appointed pro tem vice barry resigned.

Event Details

The periods of service of the present Senators expire the 3d of March next, listing Hon. Mr. Bibb of Georgia, Brown of Louisiana, Condict of New-Jersey, Howell of Rhode-Island, Eppes of Virginia, Talbot of Kentucky, Taylor of South-Carolina, Thompson of New-Hampshire, Turner of North-Carolina, Varnum of Massachusetts, Wells of Delaware, and Williams of Tennessee. Mr. Troup elected in Georgia vice Bibb. Condict re-elected. James Burrill appointed in Rhode-Island vice Howell. Mr. Morrill appointed in New-Hampshire vice Thompson. Mr. Otis appointed in Massachusetts vice Varnum. Turner declines re-election and resigns. In Kentucky, Martin D. Hardin appointed pro tem vice W. T. Barry resigned.