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A series of five speeches were given by five students of the College of William & Mary's grammar school on May Day 1699 as part of "Scholastick Exercises" before an audience of local political leaders with the purpose of convincing members of the Colony of Virginia's General Assembly to move the colony's capital from Jamestown to Middle Plantation and support the college. Organized by Virginia's governor Francis Nicholson and the college's president James Blair, the orations followed the burning of the statehouse in Jamestown in 1698. The speeches were well received by the representatives of the House of Burgesses, leading to the establishment of Williamsburg at Middle Plantation and the moving of the colony capital to the new city.
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