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Pursuant to netce, numerous and highly respec- table meeting held at the WaverIy House on Monday evening, take into consideration the pro- prieiy of appointing Delegates to attend the Asrcul. 'ual Conventions be held in this city on the 24tl instant.

 On motion, T. Sanford, Esq, called to the chair, and w. w. Mcclure appointed Secretary. The Chairman having stated the objects of the meeting, on motion of Col C. Root, it was

 Resolved. That five Delegates be appointed by this meeting 10 those of felluw citizens of other counties of this State in Convention, on the 24ih instant

 Whereupon, Col J. s. Deas, H. B. Gwathney, c. Root, Dr. J. w. Moore and K. b. James were appointed Delegates.

 On motion of Col c. Root 1t was further

 Resolved, ThatJa committee of five be appointed to provide suitable place Tor the Delegates meet in ibis ely, and that notice thereof be given in the public papers.

 Whereupon Thomas Holland, F. c. Heard, J.. Emanuel, H. c. Holmes, and W. c. Easton were named as the Committee.

 On motion of G. F. Lindsay, Esq, it was

 Resolved That the Delegates from thls county be requested to bring before the Stale Agricullua a! Convention, to meet on Monday next, the subject of slave labor as connected with the agricultural inter- ests of this State.

 On motion, the proceedings were ordered to he published in the city papers. The meeting then adjourned. T. SANFORD, Chairman. W. W. MCCLURE. Secretary.