Muhlenberg, under the direction of the Auxiliary Society of that Presbytery, from whom they will receive their compensation. 44. The Rev. Samuel Knox, for two months, on missionary ground, between Knoxville, and Nashville, West Tennessee. 45. Mr. Peter O. Studdiford, and 46. Mr. Francis M'Farland, for six months each, under the direction of the Missionary Society of North Carolina, provided that society will pay their salaries. 47. Mr. Orson Douglass, and 48. Mr. Horace S. Pratt, for six months each, under the direction of the Committee of Missions of the Synod of South Carolina and Georgia, provided they receive their compensation from that Synod. 49. Mr. George M. Erskine, for two months, under the direction of the Missionary Society of East Tennessee. 50. Mr. Charles J. Kinsdale, for six months in Georgia, on his former route, at discretion. 51. Mr. Joseph P. Cunningham, for six months in the state of Alabama. 52. Mr. Salmon Cowles, for four months, in the state of Mississippi, and in the northern part of Alabama. Attest, T. H. SKINNER, Secretary of the Board of Missions. STATEMENT Of monies contributed by the churches under the care of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America, as reported at its session in May 1821. Subjoined to each Presbytery is the amount actually received by the Treasurer of the Trustees of the General Assembly for the Missionary and Commissioners' Funds, and the congregational collections for the contingent fund of the Theological Seminary, when it could be ascertained to which Presbytery the contributing* congregation belonged. If any of them are not in the Presbyterial reports, they will be found in the account of the contingent fund of the Theological Seminary. No part of the education fund is paid into his hands. 8 87 • Those who may hereafter transmit to the Treasurer, the November collections for the Theological Seminary, will please to mention the Presbytery to which the congregations belong. |