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THOMAS .WAYHua
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fTo thi RowtrabU the General AMhbtyofMrlh,
XUU www
r In obedience-to the directions of the act
of Assembly of;1827V nm!cd rAn act
concerning the Public Treasury," the Pub.
lie Treasurer submits the, folloiring ,
REPORT: AINU luS I-IiM A I'tio
v The balance of .cash .remaining in .the,
Public Treasury; to the first of November,:
1828, as reported to the General Assembly
cf that year, and for which the Public Tra
lurer is charged in the books of this office;
amounted to , s $93,343 59j
The receifiti at the Treawy,v
from the Ut of November, 7828 ?
to the 1st bf Norembfer, 1829,tbe j
end ol lam present
bare coiuhted of the following -
ums,to wits I.
fah rii for AT
wVar of taei oer -
exhibit A, ; $1,820 921
Cash Teceired lbr d- .
ditional .return or
taxes, per exhibit B,
Cash received for Jno
HajwoodJatePub.
lief Treaiarrr,. bjr
hit fxecutori, per
exhibit C,
Cash reef ived fdr ba
lance due for sale
of mihlic land near
Raleigh, per exhibit
D. '
Cash received for Jno-
McRae for noney
loaned, '
fcash received for
, bonds for sale of
: lands and negroes,
per exhibit E- .
Cash received for rent
of public land, .
Cash ree'dibr Interest,
Aire
1,599 29
1,2S1 33,
2,000 QO
9&81 69
l 66 (X
632 93
For'fb eneratioo arid brief stalecierti l Ampontof cash on, hand arPub,
. . . . VJ.-, . . i . . ....... : : t A i: . . . ' . .
of tbe dsCartsttireriti era accifflhl of the ' h Sur,-.
lofcrancej dr
.' V-T-
oi ine Dpara
'.br fnteriial I'mprovo-
Pitto .ittgjUierary Jfimd.t
Ditto. v do. Agricultural Fund
If
r
WW
Jankof Newbern, for ''
tax of 1 per centum- '
on 6,182 shares of
Stock, for 1829, and
payable 1st Oct. $6,l82c
Sank of Cape Fjear,
for tax of 1 per cen-
Um on 5,928 shares
or stock, for 1829, -
and payable first
October, 6.928?
12,1
Dividend on 2,762
share of stock in
tlSiafe Bank: off
North Carolina, at
' 2 per cent, for
12 "months, coding
31st Dec 18?8.
Divitifod on lOsharrs
of stock In the Bank
f Cope Fear, at 2
perct. for 6 months
ending, 31st Dec.
182g
Dividend on 1&3 shs.
-of Ktock in the Bank
of Iwbern, at 2
per centum, for sir
month, ending the
Slit Dec. 128.
Dividend op 10 shares
of tock, of Bank
of Cape Fear at 2
per centum, for sis
months ending 30th
June.: 1829 '
Dividend of 165 shs.
of stock, Bank of
Newbern, at 2 per
cent, for 6 nmnths
ending: SOth .June,
1829,
drafts teade By" 'thf ' Gerierai
AisembK ad VitMts fssued by Mi XJd
WefahrAmitaWrt' by the Wh Section of
tne act q me A4$Diy 01 IB27, ineprmv
ed atateftent bf tftt 1 Com nr61ler,!iprepared
foir the Tde 0 ih'e meixibers of ihe ' treent
10. Ttt ' enumeration &id ipecifition oil
the disb rseraerits thWeiatated, agree with
the Vouders on which phytneots have been
made fy the Public Trefcsiireiynd Mih
iHe.'Vpjti;; i Jo the books of iiis office.
Id id tlori to fHe rec ipta arid jdisborse
merits ii Public1 Treasurer, there ae beer)
receivecyfoo the 1st of 10:' ' 1828, io the
1 st of ;IN til Z&1 the ttMs bf Irernal
ImproVe ientfy&iitorf. ' 'ind AgicoUttriB!
The foil crin? estimates will aheV the re
teipts aril disbursements as Tressurer ' of
eacii fanddoring that period, i? 1 - '
fiXfUNAtA 1MPR0TMNT v"; i
The baance df casb renSainlogTh " ;
fthe hands of th Public TreasuV :-'
; i'er, as reported Co the Assembly - '
. of 1828, to tbe 1st November f , ;
9W, j : ,s $6,659 00
Cash received on sundry notes giv
v eri fdr purchases of Cherokee T '
- lands, appropriated ' by law to
. this fund,: ... , . . , . ,:
Do. Dividend on .1,304 shares bf
stock In the Bank of Newbern,
' at 2 per cent, ending 31st Dec.
1828, which il appropriated to
. this ifdod, i ,J208 Q0
Uo. Dividend on 1,368
4482 7012
sii-il-i i.'
8A0 48
:.16J)8 ,18
El 06j
, 99fc 844
There has beeo deposited " :
. in, the Banks of this
State, and remains to f
the credit of the Public
Treasurer totbo lsj of
Nov : 1829, the follow - j
: : ingsunis: . . . . ...
State Bank of N. Caroli ,t i
na at Raleigh, 14,840 S3 '
Bank of Newbern, , do 22,260 43
Bank of Cape JFear kt ifr w
Fayetteville, 12,26 SOhV
.371 14
Treasnrr Noiea remain ' .
V log in the vaults 21,1126911
. Iii ' pursuance of., the act of last tef5ta,
directing sales of the several tracts ol land
i48a.84i
2fr
3ie
-2a
310 00-
Diridend on stock in
Buncombe, Turn
pike Company .pay
able 2d Feb. 1829,
Amount of taxn re
ceived - rf Sheriffs,'
therevenaeofl82a
payable rn th.Treak
aury, 1st Oct. 1829;
and not otherwise
appropriated;
7,670 00
400 00.
64,33t 66
i i i r
101,831 62 J
195,166 12
An aggregate of - .
Deduct disbursements at the Treav
surf from the 1st of November,
1828, to the 1st of November;
1829, for which vouchers have
been delivered to Comptroller;
find bj him allowed,; .,' ,
kLwifigthe balance of cash' ta '
: maining in the Pablic Treasd
rti's bands to the 1st of Novem
ber, 1629, to be :., . , 74,014 12 J
The d'ubarsements during that period, and
Cms dedqeted. consists of the following items: '
121,161 00
it
ri
General Asstmbtv
Siccative Department .
Treasury Department
omp(raller,i Department '
department of State .. .u
Adjutant General's OfSeav
Public Printers . . , i
Eiecntive Council " J
Judiciary
anenal ,
Sheriffs for settlirig taxes " ." '
nrressibBal elections .; J - ? f '
Electoral elections. . -i : : a " 'r - '
Electorsi v,., .. : . . , : rj
Bepairs of State' Hbute
PublicLibrary ,J V 4 ;
Suie Brnk of N,'Carolina fortferTed
Pooneia . . -r
! MissUdney M. Blakeley
i39;704 63
i 3,046 77
2,606 25
1,278 70
1,374 50
i 223 05
900 OO
87 00
3337ft 1
200 00
.937 60
-627 31
1,396 07
, 891 47
, 279,47
6 tlla fcn
..'1l:;.'5.
3-ivar-, 356 24
COO 00
shares of stock.
Bank of Cape Fear, ,
at 2 per cent end- '
; Ing 31st Ded 1829, ' 2,716 00
Do. do. on the above
shares of stock Bnk . 1
of Newbern, st 2
per centum to 30th ;
. June; 1829, -. i 2,608 08
Do. do. on the above ; ,
shares of at'k Bank
of Cape Fear, at 2
per cent, to 30th'
June, 1829, - 2,716 00
10,649 00
12,949 212
2,076 39
., Aggregate -of receipt. $21,289 70 1-2
Uedaer disbursements from tke 1st
November, 1628, . to the first
Nov." 1829" Jalj)irticufarly enu
, merated in exhibit marked II,
for which vouchers have been
delivered to Cotrrptroller,
Bahtsce remaining to the 1st Not. '
1829, , ' ; $6,440 48
LITERARY FUND.
The balance of cash remaining oii
band to the 1st of. Nov. 1828,
hs reported? this General As
- serobly of tbat year,
The receipts from the 1st of Nov.
1828, to the 1M of Nov. 1829, as
Treasurerof this fund, have con
sisted of the following items," to
wit; - )a 'l ' ,
Entries of vacant laird $4,400 09
Tavern taxVl - ' 2,713 36
Auction do recd of Sh'ffs: 643 78
Dividend On t tocfe appro
priated tOuUiis ;Fund-4
Bank of Newbern, . .on
359 shares At 2 pr cent
to 31st Dec. 1828.
i 'h: S718 00
Do, on the above '
shares, to 30tb
June, 1829, 718 00
pk.of Cape Fear :
on 704 iharei 4
at 2 per cehtuas - ...
to 31st .Dec. . u . -,,
j 1828, " 5 - 1,408 00
Do. on thekbove
shares, to 39th t n
June. 1829.- 1 .403 00 . ; ,. .
f ? lTT- 4252 00 , ,
Dividend bnjfetbck owned by this Fund :
State Bant W Nbrth Ca-
r olio a, on 282 shares, at
2 12 per centum, for 12
months. ; to , 31 t. Pec .
1 1328, : $705 00
Bahkof NewWrn; , 1
on 141 shares,
at 2 per cent, ta -. . .
31st Dec-1828. 282 00
PoV on "the" above - h
shares," to 30th . '
June. 1829, 182 00
Bank of Cape Fear i
on 60 shares at
1 per centnm, to i
31st Dec' 1820,1 100 00 : r
Po. on thexabove,. t .
to :30tb June,, ,,
1829, " 100 00
purchased by the State at, the sale of the
land and negroes, of the fate John Haywood,
Esq. sales have been made as wilt appear
from exhibit , amounting, to 7-191. -
Bonds have been taken, payable in one,
two and three years, with, interest from the
day of saie,.(exceptv here the. purchaser
elected to make them payable in one and
two years,) which are on file in this office.
A report of the salet has been made to the
Comptroller, and the respective purchasers
are property cnargea to rne dooks oi tnis
office. The amount which the State fcave
for the several tracts of. land is $ 6,300.
The sales under this act of Assembly ex
ceed the price given by the State, the sum
of $89,100. . J,,. ,, ..; :
The appropriation of 6,000 to the Clmi
foot and Harlow's Creek Canal Company,
was paid as directed by resolution of As
sembly, in one and two instalments; on
the payment of each bonds with sureties
were given by the President of the compa
ny ; and the conveyances, as directed by
the act of Assembly, have been executed
by the company and are on file in this
Office. v ;..:..;':.';fv :: . 7-
The receipts on the books assigned by
the Executors of - the late"obnH ay wood,
t.sq. to ne appuea in pan piyment ot the
judgment, the Slate against him in Walte
County Court, will appear (Vom the exhi
bit C. But a small pUrt of th bonds have
been collected. On this juomentsc'ire
fasciasV were issued against tee devisees
under the will of the said John Hi v wood.
At r etruary wn ot . vvaKe Uounty .axc:erewii suomuiea
Court,: 1829, judgment was rendered a-
cainst the real estate, and the ! same con-
demned in the hands' of the devisee's. The
devisees being minors, . were bjr law, enti
tled ?to a 'stay ! of. twelve months on the
judgment, which will be out at the County
Court of said county, to be held the third
Monday of, February next; From which
term an order of sale wilf issue" comman
ding thd Sheriff to sell the land fcr cash.
TJuless some person is appointed with au
thbrity to bid : on behalf bf the State or
power is ?i vert to the Sheriff to sell on a
credit, the land, althodgh valuable will' not
1,4609
S&rvevtn? and eelliar C.twinVf Tnd tft. Ri
P Romulus At Saunders, Cunmasioiier. , i j 47? 48
ooaaoke Navigation Company. 1st 2d. . , , :
paid bjr resolntiota of 1823; tskftb 00
UOVeillOr'c Hon ?ii'r.!b,-iu'r! Z'-i ';
-w r fL - .. - - j r WV
appeases-. for ; sunreyingt and. teiSng
muq ana nerroer or m lara fahiif-
r
reasurer 1 .
Cftatlagfnciet 1 ' l
Treasury Note bern
aooey burnt
o(tsBQU '
.3 00
- 476 31
-17,781 89
18 00 i
t " ' --. I
Dividend, C; Fear
Navigation Com- .
pany fb the year -1828,
rpatd 11th .
Feb. 1829, , S361 7Q
Do. for 1829, paid
i 3d Julv. 1829.; 392 SB
;'v :
13,473 28
iprdprtated by UWto this firnd ? '1764 66
iit-4.
Balance on band to first of Nov 1820, 16108 18
Amntint received on balances' tt Jf - A
ported .to" jbel due ;frow Clerks I km
and fiasters, and 00 the re ) t
tarns 'roade: dtrring this year, , f
from ibe 1st of Not 1829, per ' ' A
exhibit G. - 1,129 31
Tbetarjcebn-bandtovi y II i; r
the; first Nov. Ifcl28,ass ,
reported to the Iast -.
Geaeral Assembly 23jh2l4J
iZtv'i- ; 1SS01Q3 1-2
bedeet disborsemenis during that' ' ;
T- r iW r- whiith vonadKerl) J'
nerifld . t for" c? wrhich v'boClftrt
i bav been delivered t6 Conftji
1 1 troSer and allowed, per exhibit 5'
i tii Mak.svftalanesPOf T 'TO0ff-2
rf flH W . w "
.Mtransierrea fo 4nerAtrarj-;i
MA hn Briid.mkea that ' lib- 4.1
, Fond amount to . v j. hi it jl 7,K22 &t li2
;?.".lt3l!J
Frnnhft fAre?a!niestiiiiateiL the .cash remain
n t h Pnhtir Treasurv to he? firit'Of Nov,
I If 29s and for which the Treasurer, U ftexsuxtitlrc
sell for its value.
The suits that nave been ' tbmmenced
against the sdreties of tbe lale Public Trea
surer, are hor at issue in VVake Superior
Court, under the managemen t of the ' At
torney General arid Gavin H6gg, Esq. .
The commissioners appointed by the act
of ther Assembly of last session, for selling
;the) reteriiorlaryCinlerestof the State m the
lands formerlV occupied by the Tdskarora
Indians have according to the prbvtslonscf
the act made a report 01 the sales to the
Public Treasurer,1 with: the; bonds' taken
from tlrfetfcaieariidtillitihg to $i,977
i8T, payable in instalments "of ode or two
years from the 7h of March, 1829, which
hre on file in this'.pffice.?- The 'greatef' bart
pf the bonds are for sums under one hun
dred dollars: By the act, it is made the
duty of tb PublidTreaiuirei' 16 Collect them
fes tfrey become dueV1- rib atitbbritjf ii giveh
far him to blace ; them4 in the baUdr bf an
attorney or agent s foKcolIectiob The do-"
iiegbf the Treasury office wfll rbt" adAtt
of his persdnal nttentibb Tt is restrectfully
sunmitteOt wneiHct uiiBy.uua uVUiu
etven tor tne oonus iu uc pu m,sii
)f U9 SOllCIIOr wl ilia uitiiw iui vuiiwivH,
n case payment 'i'inot'nSde" 1h;ilmtona-'
Ie titfie after tKey 1ecomV due; ; 1 5 .
-The trookr contairiinjg the accbonts of
licvraler bf the Cherokee latidsy have been
ast session1 of HheAisemDiyl bejr have
een examined andeHineby. tHe Scre
arvf6f SraiieaM tB'bHgiSals y
ThdemaWaloif Oo.Pa'
iay wriddds befe liqbiclaterj gSim1ibn2d
v tti'resoluHibn of the talis1oVit-cr;sibi-
with! yre?1tr thTstafet
mt&i&wm intereit trbm .the zum au-
KusT i&S pM Vabfe ie lOtHf; JabuaW
to the Credit 'of Johtf ttaywaod; tEhfre,
hauti and David'Kbjster-tras ceen tiaui
if IK denlfraf Aissmbry1 la bis' be-
ive4ii
7 . . . "' mt nOO1!
surety, eaw
0bleUi first
w we sues w r rrr
i: f rc'3 ic? fcWtD '
for which he is charged in the books of this
and theomtrbl !r l"5
" The amount of the Treasury Notes re
maining in' circulation : aCcrdWg to the
Report of the Public Treasuerer to the last
session, and redeemable at the Treasilry, on
the first bf November, 1828, was v-V f
' - 155;530 20
Tbe amount burnt bj.the Com- . . ; ' ? i -
roittee of Finance of lstes--
Mn, according to their re- . f.,t ,
port, was , ,'17,781 89
t
Which deducted, with those on ' ;
hand, shews ithe. amount of
1 reasury Notes nowjn, circu- ;
. lation of those directed by
; acts of Asserhblv to Wave
been issued, to be .l ' . ;5n6,634 61 1-2
VThe mutilated state of the notes, has anrt
will continue to ihcrease the demand fr
payment, which, with the contingent char
ges of government for the next fiscal year,
may. reduce the funds bf the Treasury sb
row, as to jeorre some r-mht-brfore the re
ceipt oftfierevenue of tbe t ensuing fea.
In this event, it would be wellj for some
provision to be made, to authorize a loan to
be obtained from 'some of the Banks of the
State on the depbsite of Treaiufy Notes or
otherwise.. ; ;.:;')' v-;.-'- d
'The regulations oflhe Treasury Depart
ment by the act of 1827s have been found
on experiment to be wise and salutary. The
accountability is well m guarded '. by the
monthly; settlementsr and checks on the
disbursements introduced by the system tV
keeping the books of the office The du
ties of the office, however, are considerably
increased thereby, added to those required
of the Public Treasurer in attending to the
demand for payment of the Treasury notes
which of late has been great, on account of
their mutilated state, t and again' issuing
them, .when asked for, is respectfully made
known, under the hope that provision will
be made for giving such assistance as .will
enable the Public Treasurer faithfully to dis
charge the duties of the office.
The receipts and disbursements on ac
count of, the. Agricultural Fund, and dis
bursements of the Board of Internal Im
provement, will appear by the exhibits G
and Mi ' ,
; The account of the balances due to the
State from the 1st of Nov. 1 828, to the 1st
of Nov. 1 829, and statements bf the differ
ent branches of the revenue and allowances
to the Sherifis for insolvents, as allowed b)
the Comptroller, and the! Exposes or State
ments of the affairs of the Banks of the
State, as filed by them during' the last year,
THE .ai.jabnt '
All rthich is respecfiuT?ynl)mltted.
, m ROBARDS;
" . Public ' Treasurer,
AOVBMBEIt 1DU1, 1529 s
1
Old Madeira,
Com. Do. : . .
Port, .r.
Dry .Lisbon,
Tenerifie,
Sherry,
Malaga,
Malaga, . , i-K
Muscat,;, ,f , I a
J.CChampjtigne I
in pt. $1 cjt. bot. j
frtHE Subscriber has jnst received, from New
I - York, and Philadelphia and is now opening
at his Store on Pollock-Street, a fresh arid general
lassortment of GROCERIES f among which are
the following:
Old -txoffi.ac. 1
Rasnberrv. ; yBBAltDYJ
Apple Teach 3 ,
Holland & com. Hyeuin
Old Jamaica Rbm;
; Do. W. I. Do.
h'''Cbnl. us Do.
Old Irish Whiskey,
uo. Mononganeia uo.
And common Rye Do.
;Loaf, Lump, White Ha
' . rana, and St. Croix ;
lT!nnnnvit.f' " Tmf.rifl. )
jHyson and Black -; v v v
1 : Ahui, a jg'eneral assortment JCianiPain ' .:
! - f-. HARDWARE,
Paints and Oil;; JrVisdow Glass, Chairs, Nails,
Cotton Bagging Raisins, in sfhole, half and
1 quar. boxes) Buckwheat-Butter, Cheese
) .Cavendish tt coin. Tobacco', Spanish -;
- 1 Segars; an assoftmentbf fashion
able Hats, Saddles, Bridles, 1 '
I ' ; . Harness, iic.' &c . . f . . . . 1
j With a variety of other articles,, all of which
will be' sold .at the lowest prices for cash or
country produce. ' r GEORGE A. HALL
Nov. 28,' 1829.5
I iiErES; MIMS '.
fin HE Subscriber, respectfully informs the Citv
! II sens 1 ofiNewbern and its Ttchiitr, that tie has
fust received from 'New YbikV Philadelphia' and
oainmorr, auu im jiuw.ucutu, ttC aiurc tur
ner of Craven and South Front Streets;! opposite
Mr .Latnotte's;Store n aib 'iia-ymi- v
j A HANDSOME ASSORT31CNT OI
Fall (indWf
I Super black, blue, olive and mixed Cloths, V
I Second and common ' . ; : f)9;
Black and,blue Cstssimeres; c '
Satmettsjand blue Plains ( . , ; , x . . ,
WhUe d nd jreen latrneU, . , .r
flose and Point Blankets, . - ;
Crcassians and Tartan Plaid?, i- " . .
Black and jcoW Bombaiets and DombaztndSi ;
.Irlshineps ad Shinjng Cambrics ,;;u
Merino. Shawls and ca!ft:,Lr ,r ; , .
ldtes antf Gentlemena tioaW; '
1 Superfine and common! Calicoes, H 4 - 1 - -
,BlacTcain4ol?41teirings .n j; i: -t '
f SaliniLefapdnesf pg!d And; ptehv(; n& av,;-
Nankin and Canton Crape and Pongees- . ,
j i'lbwered Mustins and'eleant wbrked.Cambrie
Thread and Bobbiief Laces and Edgings,' '
CarAbrjcland:JcflC Maslhrs, , ,1 f , . - j
Aw1w.MaslnsfptV(4.P!ab f j
Vorsted and cotton Hose and half Hose, -d:?BteraffldHokfd
Glovesi
Superane ahd common-Gibgbas,!; iti;rr ,
i Brown and bieaebfd SbeeUngsnnd Shirtings,
ostiC Plaids and unecKi 'i;tfv
,i;t:-iimar
' Con&uctkf 6y n AttottatUh of Phydeiani.
Heatuv poos man's -riches, tbe rich man's- lifts.
fl HE pdmary object w ith the ; conductors of .
. JL, the Journal of Health, is to , point out f thtf
means of preserving health apd prtventingdisesae
To dttaln tils, all classes and both Sexes shall L
addressed, in a style familiar and friendry, And!
with an avoidance of Such professional terms and'
allusions s "would in any way obscure the snbjecC
or alarm the most faitidtous, The fruits ofmuctS'.
reading, study, and careful, observation, shall b
placed feefofe them, so arranged and applied as
to conduce mnst efficaciously f o their bodily com
fort and mental tranquility To whoever profes
sion or calling tbey may belong, the readers of t hin
Joqrnal will find precepts susceptible bf valuable
application: ' Air, food, exercise, the reciprocal
bpera'ftoB of mind, and body, climate and locali
ties, clot nine and the phvslcal education of chUV
drenare topics of permanent and pervading in-,
terest; with, tbe discussion and elucidation oC
which the pages of the work will be mainly filled-4
'kOMJrBATl6NS , CnV THB WOlUC J.
We'SppVoVeLof ftiVplan'on which the publica
tion, entitled "the 4f Journal of Health," is conduc.
ted, and believe, that it is calculated to be iHfful,
br enlightening public I Opinion on a subject of
high importance to, tbe welfare.of society r The
numbers which have appeared, evince talent, and
may be viewed as a pledge of the continued use?
fulness of the publication, while conducted by Its
present editors ; VVe;therefore,.feel no hesitation!
in recommending it to public pattonage.
Philadelphia, Oct. VS. 1829.
Nl Chapman, M.l V
Wo. P. Dewes, M. p. Professors in, Unlrtf
Thos. CJ -James, M. D. of Penniiylranta
Wm. E. Horner, M. D. J '
John C. Otto, M. D. v
Thos. T. Hewson, MD.
Franklin Bache, M. D. ... ,
Rev.' James Montgomery, D. D, Rector of &(
1 Stephen's chorcb. ' ; J ; '
' Wm. H. De Lancey, D. D. Provost of thtS
1 University of Pennsylvania. .-,: .,,r j
" B. B Smith, Editor of the Philadelphia
Recorder, and Rector bf Grace church.
. " G. T. Bedell, Rector of St. Andrew's church.'
" James Ab'ererombie, D.D. Assistant MinisUt.
,of Chrisr cnurch and St. Peter's.
" George Welles , ; , : , M . , .
Jackson Kemper, Assistant Minister ofChril
church and St. Peter's; " '
" Thomas H. Skinner, D D. Pastor of the F.ftl
--- Presbyterian, church, , !; t
" William M- Eogles, .Pastor of the SeventfeV
Presbyterian church. '-"JZ.
t " John-Hughes, Pastor of St. Joseph's Catbo
Jic charch. ; r. . a- h '? iu r i .
fi Michael Hurley, Pastor of St. AugustiC
, Catholic church.. .,!. A .
Wm. .H. Furness, Pastor of the First Con
regationalchureh. - : ' : '4 '
" VViTBrantly,? .Pastor : of the First Baptfirt
church, and Editor of the Columbian Star
lohn L .Dagg.Pastor pf Fifth Baptist churc,ti
' Solomon Higejns, Pastor of the Me&bdift
Episcopal Union church. ' ; J '
Manning:, Force,. Pastor, of St. Georgei
.Methodist Episcopal church.. i :s.
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unequivocal commendation.
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