Scholarship, to be endowed by the Ladies of Camden and Salem, S. C. 1822. June 7. Received of Rev. N. S. S. Beman, from Rev. Samuel S. Davis, several instalments of the Ladies Orange Presbytery Female Scholarship. 100 00 The $300 received for this Scholarship, last year, and published in the Minutes, page 43, has been transferred to the credit of the Presbytery, for the Professorship, to be endowed, in part, by the Synod of S. Carolina and Georgia, and that Presbytery are to pay to the Ladies $300 out of monies coming into their hands, and the Ladies are to invest it in more productive funds, in their vicinity, for the original object. Professorship to be endowed by the Synod of New-York and New-Jersey. 1821. July 12. Received of Rev. Samuel B. How, of New-Brunswick, from Rev. S. C. Henry, collected in Cranbury, Annual Subscriptions, by sundry communicants in Trenton, And Mr. How's first instalment of his subscription, 14 38 5 62 10 00 28. Of Ditto, the first annual instalment of Colonel John 20 00 1st ditto, of John Pool, Esq. 20 00 And the donation of Andrew Kirkpatrick, Esq. Oct. 6. Of Rev. Dr. Ashbel Green, his 3rd instalment, 18. Of Rev. John Goldsmith, the annual collection in Dec. 26. Of Rev. Jacob Kirkpatrick, Agent, collected by him, And from the congregation of Connecticut Farms, 15. Of Rev. Henry R. Weed, his annual subscription, The legacy of Mr. Thomas Bailey, 50 00 50 00 30 00 58 00 30 00 100 00 3 00 10 00 10 00 And the legacy of Mrs. Abigail Rhoads, late of Jamai ca, L. I. from her executors, Messrs. A. Furman, W. 40 00 May 16. Of Rev. Samuel B. How, of New Brunswick, the 2d instalment of Col. John Neilson, 20 00 2d ditto. of John Pool, Esq. 20 00 2d ditto. of Mr. How, Of Rev. Dr. John M'Dowell, from Elizabethtown 18. Of Rev. John Clark, Pleasant Valley, from Rev. Jas. Ostrom, New Paltz and Marborough, 10 00 30 00 18 00 40 00 38 00 25 75 3 00 20. Of Rev. Dr. Samuel Miller, of Princeton, N. J. his 3d 50 00 Rev. Dr. John Woodhull, the 1st and 2d instalments of Henry Wikoff, Esq. of Freehold, Dr. Woodhull's 1st and 2d ditto, 40 00 60 00 $805 75 1822. 22. Jan. 13. Amount brought forward, Of Rev. Dr. John M'Dowell, the donation of a female $805 75 50 00 20 00 20 00 75 63 8 10 50 00 $1029 48 Professorship to be endowed by the Synod of Philadelphia. 1821. Oct. 17. Received of Rev. Dr. E. S. Ely, from his congregation, on account of his subscription in their behalf, Nov. 6. Of Rev. Robert S. Grier, per Rev. Geo. W. Janvier, 1822. Jan. 3. Of Rev. E. W. Gilbert, Wilmington, Delaware, Feb. 14. Of" A female communicant* of the Sixth Presb. Ch. 37 00 46 12 10 00 38 70 in Philadelphia, 50 00 26. Of John Stille, Esq. his 1st and 2d instalments Mar. 19. Of Rev. James Patterson, collection in First Presbyte 100 00 rian Church, N. Liberties, 34 00 20. Of Rev. Geo. Duffield, from members of the Church 18. Of James B. Ross, Esq. from Chambersburg, including 60 00 20. Of Rev. John Moody, Middle Spring, 10 50 and Silver Spring, 21. Of Rev. Robert S. Grier, Piney & Tom's Creeks, June 19. Of Rev. Dr. William Neill, the last instalment, in full 5 00 8 00 31 63 50 00 $803 95 * The benevolent donor of these $50, says in her note enclosing them," After reading in the Presbyterian Magazine, for this month, a short notice of the wants of the Theological Seminary at Princeton, N. J. I cheerfully send you the enclosed Fifty Dollars, which you will please add to the fund which the Synod of Philadelphia are endeavouring to raise, for the endowment of a Professorship in that important and useful Institution." Professorship to be endowed in part by the Synod of North Carolina. 1821. Aug. 27. Received of Rev. William D. Snodgrass, the 1st instalment of Rev. Murdock M'Millan, 1822. May 16. Of Rev. Francis H. Porter, Concord Presbytery. The following list is entered just as it was received, viz: Rev. J. M'Ree, D. D. S. C. Caldwell, H. Hunter, J. D. Kilpatrick, 50 00 49 00 62 00 50 00 66 00 50 00 64 00 30 00 60 00 46 50 35 00 55 00 30 00 25 00 20. Of Rev. Colin M'Iver, from Fayetteville Pres. 153 01 $825 51 N. Williams, and W. S. Pharr, Of Rev. John Witherspoon, a note payable in New York, in October next, for $700, and when paid is to be credited to the Presbytery of Orange, for this fund. Professorship to be endowed in part by the Synod of South Carolina and Georgia. 1821. July 30. Received of Rev. George Reid, from Salem Union Auxiliary Society, S. C. Sep. 17. Of Rev. Dr. Moses Waddel, per Mr. W. W. Woodward, one instalment of his subscription, 20 00 50 00 1822. Jan. 15. Of Rev. Dr. Alexander, in full of the subscription of Rev. William Moderwell, 250 00 And the first instalment of the session of the First Feb. 1. Of Rev. George Reid, two instalments of Rev. Thomas 28. Of Ditto, two instalments of Wm. Wilson Jun. Esq. Mar. 26. Of Rev. Dr. Moses Waddel, per Mr. W. W. Woodward, his 3d instalment, 50 00 $1171 00 1822. Amount brought forward, $1171 00 The 1st ditto, of John R. Golding, Esq. May 18. Of Rev. Robert Means, his 2d instalment, And the balance in full of the Subscription of Rev. Of Rev. Henry Reid, of same District, 3 instalments, 50 00 50 00 50 00 156 00 150 00 50 00 29. Of Rev. Robert W. James, of Indiantown, S. C. from 50 00 June 7. Of Rev. N. S. S. Beman, one instalment of Rev. S. S. Donation of B. E. Hand, Esq. of ditto. 20 00 Contribution at the monthly concert of prayer, And the 2d instalment of Rev. Mr. Murphey, of Med- 11. Of Rev. Robert W. James, his own subscription, And from Messrs. S. R. Frierson, Jr. T. Witherspoon 12. Of Rev. Eleazar Harris, York District, Concord Pres- For 1820, $6 and for 1821, $16, He does not mention the object of these subscrip- Professorship of Oriental and Biblical Literature. 1822. May 22. Received of Jonathan Wynkoop, Esq. per Dr. C. C. Beatty, Bucks county, Pennsylvania, 28. Of Rev. John Goldsmith, his 1st instalment, Of Rev. Thomas C. Wickes, his do. do. 30 00 50 00 20 00 30 00 22 00 $1999 00 100 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 $250 00 The late Dr. Elias Boudinot bequeathed three brick houses in Philadelphia, to the Trustees of the General Assembly, "the rents, issues and profits of which, with that of such stock or other securities into which the said Trustees may choose in case of sale to vest them," to be laid out in useful books, and distributed as directed. One of said houses he sold, but forgot to make provision for it; it is therefore a lapsed legacy as to that house. The Treasurer of the Trustees was put into possession of the other two. They have been put into good order and let to reputable tenants; this account, so far as the bills have come in, is as follows, viz: 1822. April 23. Amount of sundry accounts as per bill and receipts for repairs made to house No 153 Locust St. 1822. April 10. Received of George Cromly, a former tenant, on account of rent of house No. 153 Locust St. $10, June 12. Received of Christopher Walsh, one quarter's rent of house No. 127 S. 10th st. due yesterday, $25, |