Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-11-08

bile and New Orleans be requested to call
a meeting of the Directors Of the Banks.
Planers, Factors, and American Cotton
Shiopsrs, in their respective cities, at an
early dsy in November next, that the pro-.
eeedng Of this Convention may be laid be-
fore then q.
RESOLVED, That the following gentlemen
do constitute the Standing Committees:
For Nev Orleans.--L. M'lendon, John
Min,urn, S. Peters, N. M'Geehee, D.
M'Gosfin, and John Hagan. ESQ,
For Mo5ik.-H. B. Gwathmey, VIM
H. Rober,sos, C. c. Langdon, John r.
Blocker, Geo. S. Gaines, Th. E. Tart,
Thos.. J. Butler. B. B. Faintaine. John
Mayraut, J. s. Dcas, Franklin c. Heard,
Esqs. I ,,
For Sauanuak.--G. B. Lamar, Ed.
Padelford, Jos. H. Burroughs, Wm. Peter.
son. B. E. Stiles. chas Hatridge, Esqs,
For Charleston$S S. C.-John Robinson.
Rob,. Martin, Robt Collins, John KirkPa.
rik, Henry Gourdia James Ha"'''o"'
Esqs. 81, ,,
| w. Walace, R. sondey,J J. Adams, R.
Goodwin; Esqs.
For Hamburg S. C.-Henry Schultz,
Edward D. Leas, Charles Lamar. Marshal'
r. Smith. H. w. Solomon, Esqs:
Ear AUGUSTA, Geo.--Aifred aCs"ns'sS,
| Paul Fiizsmous,, Geo. W.. Lamar, Peter
Pennock. John P. King, Esqs.
For Mil,edgeuille, Ga.-Dr. T. Fort, }.
w. A. Sandford, I. L. Harris, Esqs.
For Macon, Ga.-Dr. A. Clop,on, J.
Cow,es. Chas. Collins, J. Goddard, NJ. N.
! Burch, Chas. Cotton, J. G. Moore, Ed.
Hamilton, VIM. B. johnson, Esqs.
For Columbus. Ga.-John Fountain
John H. Howard, DR.. Thos. Hoxey, VIM.
H. Harper, H. s. Smith, Esqs.
For Montgomery Aa.-Jesse Taylor
| Jnhn Martin, John Scott, Thos. S. Mays
B. Bibb, Esqrs.
For Tuscaloosa, Ah..-John Marrast
A. Battle, Edmund P rince, Hardin Perkins
Robt. Jami"son, Esqrs.
For Columbus, Miss.-Judge Andrew
B,bb, Georg. II. Young. Judge J. Moore
Thomas MCGEE, Mujor Bluvit.
! For Nalehez, Miss.-N. Ware, Gen
Qui,man, John Ruth, Judge Thatcher. Mr.
Dalgreen.
For Neksburg. M;ss.-Judye Lane, Mr.
| McNel. Dr.. B. Harris.
I For Tallahassee. H-Jesse Cove, Ed
ward Bradford, J.. H. T. Lorrimer, A. NJ
Gatlin. Samuel Reed.
For ST. Josephs, FIT. B. Howard
E, J. Hardin, Park Street, G. w. Smih
Mr.. Doffin.
! For Appalachieola, F.--.W. G. Porter
E. Wood, Hiram Nearse, D. Goidsten, w
G. Raney.
Resolued, That the foregoing Committee.
be specially requested to carry into effsc
the duties confided 10 them in the above R.
port, and that they communicate to .hs
Central Committee, at Mobile, what they
huru durrv s'''.--.r--s----i--A--------
may be announced in the public journals o.
the respective States. ... ..-
.Resolued, That the said Committees be
requested to supply all vacancies which
may occur in their respective bodies.
Resolsed, That the Banks and several
Counties and Districts 10 The Cotton States
be requcs ed to send Delegates to the "Com
mercial Convention" to meet in Macon
Georgia, in may next, to unite with that body
for The purpose Of taking INTO consideration
the currency of the country and the inter
ests of the Cotton Trade, by which the Di
rect Trade with Europe is to be so essen,
triatfy pfUToIed. : =
On motion OF John Lamar. Esq. y
Resolued, That the Committe oftwenty-
one be requested TO superintcnd the publ
cation of the proceedings Of this Conven'
ton and see that they are properly authen.
tica,ed-and that 1000 copies be published
On motion of E. A. Nisbet, of Macon,
the Convention adjourned until 4 O'Clock
this afternoon.
4OCLoCK,P. M.
Convention met agreeable to adjourn
mont. President in the G 'air.
On mo;ion of Honorable +. A. Nisbet,
General Joseph Thomas, of Burke county,
and Colonel A. H. Kenan, Of Mtlcdgeville,
were invited to seats in the Convention.
On, motion OF C. C.. Mills, of Al Ibama,
the Report and Resolutions Of the Com.
mite of Twenty One was adopted.
The Convention then adjourned.
THOMAS HOXIE, Chairman.
{; e. 4. 4 RLesas hlee.ss' Secretaries. <.
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM LONDON.