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Resoiced, That two Delegates be forthwith ap-
pointed by this meetHg to representa- the SAID Con-
ventlon the citizens Of this county opposed to the
election of Gen. Jackson.


Resoiued, That it be and hereby is respectfully re-
commended to our fellow citizens in the several coun-
ties of the State who opposed to the election OF
Gen. A Jackson, forthwith to call meetings and ap-
point Delegates to represent them in the proposed
Convention.


The meeting then proceeded to the election oil
Delegates, when the Hon. Francis I. Brooke
and Col. Hugh Mercer, were unanimously cho-
sen.


On motion it was further ResofUed, That Philip
Harrison, John c. Browne. John NJ. Herndon, sen.
Wm. Jackson. jr. James Smock, Richard Hill, Geo.
Turner, Joseph Herndon, Thomas b. Barton, and
John S. Wexford, be and they are hereby appointed
committee with power to supply any vacancy thai
may occur in the delegation from this county IN the
proposed Convention, by reason OF either or botf
of the Delegates elect being prevented from atten
ding.


Resolued, That the foregoing proceedings be sign
ed by the Chairman and Secretary, and pubshe
in the papers printed in this town, and that the Ed
tors Of all the papers printed in the State OF Virgil
ia be requested to repubsh the same.


F. L. BROOKE, Chairman.


w. F. GRAY, Secretary.