FRIDAY. Feb. 18th, 7PM.
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Col Deas, from the committee appointed nt the last meeting, made the following report (marked A,) which WAS adopted, and on motion it was resolved, that so much of the same refers 10 the appointment oi "a committee to correspond with influential ind- viduals. &c. be referred to the executive committee,

 The several committees recommended in the re- port submitted and adopted on the 26th inst, were then tiled follows:

 End. T. Sanford, Col J. s. Deas, and [. Emanuel oi Mobile, and Mr. Dorr and MT. Price of Taladega.

 3rd. K. D. James of Mobile, James Magoffin of Waslingt n, a"d Thomas GaiIard of Monroe.

 4. The executive committee.

 5th Gov. E. Fitzpatrick, Gen. J. w. Garth of Morgan, Col. B. Sheirod of Lawrence, s. R Cock- rlll of Franklin, J. w. Moore of Mobile Dr. R. W. Wthers, Dr. K. C. Randol pin of Greene, Dr Sam' C.. Oliver of Montgomery, Col. Nicholas Davis of Lime stone. and Col. J. $. Hunter of Lowndes.

 9th. Benjamin Whitfield of Tuscaluoea, Russell McCord Of Lowndes, Col. W. R. Pickett of Auiau- ga, A. 5. Cade of Marengo, Isaac Lane of Frank . In, Rev. Wm Leigh of Lawrence, Lorenzo James of Clarke, Col. Sam Pickens of Greene, Col. J. Darlington of Clarke, and Rev. NJ. Pearson of Iallapoosa.

 7rh. H A. Skinner of Clarke, J. E. Murrell and Frederick Shepherd of Mobile.

 oth. The executive committee, with James Magof- fin of Washington.

 9th. Hon. H. W. Collier, Dr. B. Manly. Robt. Jemison, Jr. Benj. Whitfield and Hardin Perk ins, executive committee.

 On motion, Resolved, That the executive commit- ice be requested, if practicable, induce ndi sidual 10 publish Agricultural paper in this State

 On motion. T. Sanford, Esq, Coll. s. Deas and H. B. Gwathmey. Esq. were appointed committee 10 digest and publish the proceedings of the Conyen- ton,

 On motion, resolved, that the several counties of this State be recommended to send delegates to a Convention to be held at Tuscaloosa on the first Monday of December next

 The Convention then adjourned sine die. DENNIS DENT, President.

 K: R. 3. D. G%nTaAhf' JAmls. Sseoreiaries.