364 PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION [1776..

Or any two or one of them, be judge of and hold the elections for
Frederick county.

That Joseph Smith, Noah Hart, and Ely Williams, esquires, or
any two or one of them, be judge of and hold the elections for
Washington county.

That Thomas Gist, sen., Edward Cockey, and Henry Stevenson,
jun. esquires, or any two or one of them, be judge of and hold the
elections for Baltimore county.

That Amos Garret, Willam Webb, and Thomas Johnson, esqrs.,
or any two or one of them, be judge of and hold the elections for
Harford county.

That James Evans, Thomas May, John Stockton, esquires, or
any two or one of them, be judge of and hold the elections for Cecil
county.

That John Page, William Rodgers, and William Bordley, esqrs.
or any two or one of them, be judge of and hold the elections for
Kent county.

That Thomas Ringgold, Nathaniel Wright, and Samuel Thomp-
son, esquires, or any two or one of them, be judge of and hold
the elections for Queen Anne's county.

That John Goldsborough, William Perry, and John Bracco,
esquires, or any two or one of them, be judge of and hold the
elections for Talbot county.

That Henry Hooper, Q. S. Bartholomew Ennalls, and James
Muir, esquires, or any two or one of them, be judge and of hold the
elections for Dorchester county.

That Henry Casson, Foster Goldsborough and John White, esqs.
or any two or one of them, be judge of and hold the elections for
Caroline county.

That Thomas Hayward, Andrew Francis Chency, and Thomas
Bruff, esqrs., or any two or one of them, be judge of and hold the
elections for Somerset county.

That Joshua Mitchel, Benton Harris, and Robert Done, esquires,
or any two or one of them be judge of and hold the elections for
Worcester county.

That the mayor, recorder and aldermen the city of Annapolis, or
any three or more of them, be judges of and hold the elections for
ithe city of Annapolis.

That John Merriman, jr. James Calhoun, and Benjamin Griffin,
esquires, or any two or one of them, be judge of and hold the
elections for Baltimore town.

That a clerk or clerks be appointed by the said judges for taking
the polls at the said elections.