object for which ye were converted to Christ, and called to his side, quit you like men, men of large hearts.

You owe this to yourselves and your children, for you cannot be enlarged, nay nor even preserved, at home without it. You owe it to the idolater, for on every side, from the Ganges to the Wolga, the hands of drowning nations are raised, imploring help. You owe it to your Lord, through whom ye, ye Gentiles! have become heirs of these mercies; this christian atmosphere, these quiet christian homes, these bloodless christian altars: for who knows, ye children of the Saxon, but the knife of some Druid priest once drank the life-blood of some ancestor of yours!

There! in those far-off-lands, are brethren and sisters who, under God, are dependent upon you. Shall they stay and labor -or for want of support stay and perish, or shall they disperse their orphan schools, and close their doors, and quit their presses, and come back to demand of you, why they were abandoned? It has come to this!

TREASURER'S REPORT.

The Southern Board of Foreign Missions in account with JAMES ADGER, Treasurer.

1841.

Nov. 20. By cash from Walterboro' church,

per Rev. Mr. Boggs,
Roswell church, Monthly Concert,
$75 in Central Bank Notes, of
which $60 sold for Carolina
money, $55; and $15 for 13 50,
Six young ladies, members of the
Presbyterian church, at Augus-
ta, Ga., to assist in the publica-
tion of "The Armenian Mag-
azine,"

22. From Mrs. C. M. Franklin, of

CR.

$11 81

68 50

50 00

Athens, Ga.,

$16 00

Jan. 3. Monthly Concert 2d Presb. ch.,

Charleston,

Collection at Indiantown church,
through Mr. Gildersleeve,

35 50

37 50

Annual collection for 1841, of Con

cord church, Sumter District,
South Carolina,

Feb. 7. Monthly Concert 2d Presb. ch.,
$44 30; Less-disc. on uncurrent
money 13 cents,

12. Through the Hon. Chancel-
lor J. Johnson, for collec-

tion at Aveleigh ch., 1st
Sabbath in January 1842, 21 94
Do. at Savannah, 2d Sab-

bath in January 1842,

26. Through Rev. S. Donnelly,
from Beaver Creek, an-
nual collection,

Through do. Monthly Con

cert,

From an individual in said
church, $15; less, postage,
13 cents,

42 00-115 00

44 17

7 8129 75

32 06

11 25

14 8758 18-132 10

Mch. 7. Monthly Concert 2d Presb. ch.,
Charleston,

15. Through Rev. S. Douglas of Ches-
terville, S. C., the contribution of
Purity and Concord churches, (of
which $10, a donation of Miss
Martha Hope, deceased, and to
be appropriated, $5 to the Mis-
sion in Liberia, and $5 for the
spread of the Gospel in India,)
24. Through S. Lacoste, Esq. from
Mount Zion church, Sumter Dis-
trict, of which $30 for the educa-
tion of two heathen youths at
Cape Palmas, Africa,

April 1. Through Rev. Mr. Gildersleeve,
from James Main and others,
Hickory Flat, $2 50; less, dis-
count, 6 cents,

From Rev. J. Winn, Darien, Ga.,
this amount from a female in
Georgia towards paying $100 for
the education of a heathen youth,
which she had agreed to do,
Monthly Concert 2d Presbyterian
church, Charleston,

37 00

41 68

91 50 170 18

2 44

20 00

31 00

May 3. Through Joseph Cumming, Esq., collection Monthly Concert, 1st

Presbyterian Church, Savannah, 12. Monthly Concert 2d Presbyterian

church, Charleston,

18. Through Mrs. Mary Jones, from
the Union School Juvenile Mis-
sionary Society, of Riceboro',
Liberty County, Ga., for the
use of the mission in which the
Rev. J. L. McBride is engaged,
21. From Rev. G. W. Boggs, Walter-
boro', S. C.,

10 00

22 10

5 00

8 50