Collection by Rev T Burgee, at Bent Creek, per J Sta
ples, Tr Mount Zion Col Society, Va.
by do at Mt Zion Meeting House, per do 2 62
Rev Dr Wythe in Congregational Soc. Burton,
Ohio, per Peter B Beales, Esq.
Rev Jas A Sharon, Derry con. Hummelstown, Pa
by Rev Joseph Stephenson, Ohio,
by do in Cherokee Con per R Patterson,
by Rev Dr Millan, in Charters Congregation,
Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, per A Munroe,
by D Townsend, Treas Chester Aux Society,
as follows:-
by Rev Robert Graham, in Presbyterian church,
New London, Chester co. Pennsyl'a. $7 00
Rev Eben Dickey, D D in Presbyterian
Congregation, Oxford, Pennsylvania,
Rev A C Graham, in Presbyterian Con-
gregation of the Rocks, Maryland,
by Rev Robert White, in Presbyterian
Congregation, Fagg's Manor, Penn. $10
Rev John Keys, in Tallmadge, Ohio, per
A Whittlesey,
deduct premium on draft,
by R Voorhees, Tr Col Soc N J as follows:-
Dr John McDowell, 1st Presbyterian
church, Elizabethtown,
Rev Benjamin Ogden, Pennington,
Rev George S Woodhull, Princeton,
Rev David Comfort, Kingston,
Rev W Morrell, 1st Pres Ch Stillwater,
Rev Joseph Shaeffer's Cong Newton,
Rev E F Cooley, Trenton, 1st church,
Rev James S Huntting, Shrewsbury,
Rev Mr Jones, Pres ch N Brunswick, 18 50
W Cruser, Esq Harlingen, Somerset co 9
Rev H M Kerr, in congregation of Little Bri-
tain, and Duncan Creek, North Carolina,
Rev H B Bascom, in Ky (for list see last page)
Rev J Mills, 1st Pres church, Morristown, NJ
Rev Charles B Tippett, in Harford county, Md
by John Martin, Huntsville, Al as follows:-
in Methodist church,
Collection by Rev Simeon Woodruff, Strongville, Ohio,
Rev Charles Phillips, in church of Bethesda, Ky
T Robinson, Secretary of Wheeling Coloniza-
tion Society, as follows:-
Rev Wm Wilie in Presbyterian church, $12
Rev Mr Cook, in Methodist church, 9.50
Rev Mr Lambdin, in Methodist Society,
at Mr McMeehan's,
5 37
Rev Seth Burtt, in a small congregation at Che-
nango Forks, Sd Con ch, Lisle, per J C Dunn,
Lutheran church, Middletown, Pennsylvania,
Con Soc Hubbardtown, Vt per J P Denney, PM
Rev William Wallace, Cumberland,
Benj Brand, Treasurer Virginia Colon Society,
in which are the following sums, viz:-
Rev Mr Courtenay, Meth ch Manchester, $11 90
M James, Tr Col Society, Goochland,
Rev John Silliman, New Kent, Va 7
Rev W Armstrong, 1st Pres ch Richm❜d 95 90
Rev A Cummings, Portland, Me, as follows:-
Congregat'l Society, by Rev J Weston,
in Congregational Society, Phillipsburg
and Georgetown, by Rev J Boynton,
Cong Soc Turner, by Rev A Greely,
do do Bath,
do do Wells,
do do Westbrook,
do do Bucksport,
J W Ellingood 18
W Clark,
HA Merrill,
NO Jewett,
3 Religious Societies in Bangor, viz:
Congregational, Rev J L Pomroy,
Con Society, Sumner, by Rev S Sewall,
2d Con Soc N Yarmouth, Rev C Hobart,
deduct $2, a counterfeit, not sent,
by Rev Wm Jeffery, in congregations, Bethany,
Allegany co Pa
Rev S Todd, in congregation Greensburg, Pa
Rev Mr Bossler, Emmetsburg, Md as follows:-
in Emmettsburg congregation,
in Ashtabula county, Ohio, Cong Soc after an
address by Rev A Parnell, per J Austin, Esq
by Rev T Hooder, Buffalo cong. Pennsylvania,
Rev N Judd, in Pres church, Bloomfield, NJ
Rev Barnabas King, at Rockaway, New Jersey,
in branch of the same church, at Dover,
Rev Benj Kurtz, Ev Luth ch Hagerstown, Md
Rev Jas F Hall, Christ church, New Orleans,
Rev James B Morrow, in Canton, Ohio, in Pres-
byterian church, per John Harris,
Collection by R S Finley, Cincinnati, Ohio as follows:-
Treasurer of Cincinnati Colon Society, $63 20
Rev J Gallegher, 3d do do
Treasurer of Lebanon Colonization Soc
Rev William Gray, Springfield, Ohio, 10
Rev Andrew Page, Yellow Springs,
Col Wm Key Bond, of Chillicothe,
Col Aaron C Hunt, of Springfield,
Hon J W Campbell, Brown county,
Lynes Staeling, Jr Esq of Columbus,
Robert Wallace, Esq of
William Boal, Esq Dayton,
Rev W Winans, of Mississippi, as follows:-
Repository, J G Richardson, Centreville, $4
4th July, at Midway,
Bethel, Rev T C Brown,
Natchez, Rev O L Nash,
Washington, Rev Mr Drake,
Kingston, Rev T Clinton,
Pine Ridge,
N Orleans, La Rev Mr Curtiss 15
Don. by Master George J. W. Thayer,
a student in Jefferson College, Wash-
ington, Miss. the price of a pony, de-
signed to send a col'd boy to Liberia, 15
Don of Miss E Fox, Elizabeth F Academy 1
Mr John Nugent,
Rev William V Douglass,
Rev T Clinton,
Mr Noel Norwood,
Mr William Van Campen,
deduct premium paid by Mr Winans,
Rev Mr Browning, in Cincinnati, as follows-
from Rev B W Christie, Stone church,
(Methodist Episcopal) at Cincinnati, $18 60
from do Brick ch (Meth Epis) at do.
in Methodist Epis Ch at Cincinnati,
Rev D Limerick, Meth ch Washington Pa $8 29
Rev J Spencer, Meth ch Elizabetht'n Va 3 50
in Pres Con Mercer, Mercer county, Pa 14 25
in Neshanosh congregation, same county 13 44
Collection by Rev. John H Grier, Pine Creek congregation, Jersey Shore, per Samuel Humes, Esq. Rev. Asa Cummings, of Portland, Me as follows; in Trinitarian Society, Castine,
Total amount of collections, Contribution by N C & D C per Rev James Hubbard P Wright, for Repository, per H M Wells,
Donation by Mrs L Kraush, Salem, NC per B Reichel,
J Calder, Chapel Hill N C to constitute himself a life member
Walter Greenwood, of Gardner, Massachusetts, per Moses
Wood, Esq to pay for Repository for the present year,
Donation by S C Stratton, of Snow-hill, Maryland,
Dr JP Coulter's subscription to Repository, per C Spink,
Cyrus Spink's
per do
Donation from I Baugh, Emmetsburg, Md per R S Grier,
Subscriptions to Gettysburg Aux Soc per J B McPherson,
Proceeds of a Fair conducted by a Society of Ladies in
Middletown, Connecticut, by which the following per-
sons are to be constituted Life Members of the Society;
Rev John R Crane, Rev Smith Payne, Rev E Tyler, Rev
Mr Cookson, Rev Mr Burch, and V B Horton, Esq
Donation by a Gentleman of New Orleans,
Hon Theodore Frelinghuysen, of Newark, New Jersey,
his third payment on the plan of Gerrit Smith, Esq.
A Fourth of July offering by a friend, Marietta, Ohio,
Female Colonization Society of Georgetown, D C
Don by David Derrickson, & Rev Mr James, per J P Davis,
From funds of Indiana State Society, per Isaac Coe, Tr
Donation by N Eddes, per Rev Wm Herr, Charlestown, Va
Rev D H Riddle, Winchester Va ($2 for Repository,)
Mount Zion Colonization Society, per J Staples, Treasurer,
Georgetown Auxiliary Colonization Society, per F T Sea-
well, Treasurer, 1st payment on plan of Gerrit Smith, Esq
Received from thirty subscribers, annual contributors,
JP Williamson, of Roxborough, NC his annual donation,
subscription to Repository
Contribution by Rev Seth Burt, per James C Dunn,
Levi Coam, Bangor, for Repository,
TS Robie, Gorham, Me by Rev A Cummings, 6th Vol of do
"Tacitus," Clark county, Indiana, from his hard earnings,
William Crane, Esq of Richmond, Virginia, his third
payment on the plan of Gerrit Smith, Esq. .....
Professor Wm Smyth, for the last and current volumes
of the Repository, (the balance a donation,)
The Rev H. B. Bascom, of Kentucky, acknowledges the receipt of the following sums; Augusta, Ky. $51 50: Bowling Green, $87 50; Russelville, $40 50; from the Society, $40, $20 of which is for 10 copies of the Repository. Elkton, $50, from the Society, $175, including 4th of July collection ($19) by Rev. George McNelly; Hopkinsville, $50 87; from Society, $75; from O. Wilkinson, Esq. $2 for Repository; Glasgow, $203; also, $6, 4th of July collection by Rev Mr. Robinson; Greensburg, $60; Lebanon, $38.
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Address delivered before the Hawkins County Colonization Society, Tennessee, by John A. M‘Kinney, Esq. July 4th, 1830. THIS Address is one of the most interesting and impressive which has appeared in relation to the design and efforts of our Society. All who have the privilege of an acquaintance with its author will here recognize, at once, the traces of his clear and unperverted judgment, of his ardent and philanthropic feelings. We hope the Managers of the Society to which this Address was delivered, will give it an extensive circulation, and that it will powerfully contribute to increase the attachment and liberality manifested by the citizens of Tennessee, towards the cause of African Colonization. Some passages which had our limite allowed we would gladly have retained, are omitted, but as they relate principally to the horrors of the slave trade and the condition of our free people of colour, (with which most of our readers must be familiar) we have thought a few of them might be passed over without diminishing materially the general effect of the Address.
"This is the day of meeting appointed by those in this vicinity, who have agreed to form themselves into a Society, auxiliary to the American Colonization Society, and it has fallen to my lot, to say something to you on the object, the origin, the progress and present prospects of this Society, and to solicit your co-operation with this benevolent and praiseworthy institution.
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