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PwEcsksE cy MoUNr YsRNos On The 18Th Of Febru-
ary meeting Of tie ladies Of Savannah. Georgia was
held. zkeh resulted ia tbe organization OF sOciely
called The Mount Vernon Association" for the pur
rose o raising fund 10 AID The purchase Of the Mount
Vernon estate rendered memorable The residence and
grave Of Washington They appointed a board Of d.
rteioss secretary treasurer and committees Canvass
The city ard receive Subscriptions The collected
!. be ioU sTded, other have act
"a on the subject the governor OF Georsia 10 be by
him held unii ether Ssies have done the sane when
The whole sum i 10 be APPLIED TO rhe above parpose The
estate when purchss,s 10 be held IN trust ior the c
zens Of The Uaion By the governor OF Virginia or the
preti6eBi Of the Uniied Sses, or both correspond
col Savannah. who rtqos,s state the above aci
shsloses ibs klosiHg cory Of printed appeal which
The association nss addressed % The OF Geogs
Il thus restricted because supposed thai each
State would for Itself ibs subSeei bui il may be
read and used with beBe6i everywhere;
An AppssD from The Savannah Mount Vernon Asso.
ciation 70 The woasn of Georxis IN every nook
bsghhorhoo, school. college. hamlet village To- n
CITY. 40 IN raisnr contributions for the purposr
81 purchasing Mount Vernon, the home and grave OF
washington, and ksepng y sacred, through al time.
FRIrRDs, srsrEsss AND c3UsTRrreNrS: We Of Ss
vsnnsa have responded 70 The CAL made letter from
soaihsrn NATION 10 the II the Soath on IN 5
sHblec ~ holding meeting and appointing conn ifess
10 solicit donations. and eniItsi sou all 10 unite
With 10 making Efforts 10 raise nob. sum 10 10 sent
70 governor. 70 AID 20 The purchase Of Mount Vernon
tribute from The mothers and daughters of me Fr
pre- State Of toe South Of their love ssd yenersiion IN,
our great and gouops Washington
DO not thiuk, the most retired nook of or green
md sunny land, wtere only or three can meet tha,
you few 10 aid LEI ali unite every iso .yerx
three. every I've collars viii Send Il 10 III. 49,
soclaiion your nearest town. Thus r1 each ana sl
AID 10 swelling that stream that stall ron onw.rA ~
freshsn snd make etten the tuH where hia ashes ~
pose, and beau1iy and eubesh the wake and yroun.
around kis desih hone. BIZ earth. bed.
Let canopy u with eversrcebs and drsoo !; Vim
flowers Of brightest hBes and fragrance IA sn
thai glory sii dream. Yes: Vel ns puret,s.e
hsiow, and chensh forever for cor country and ami
children, Mount Vernon, where lie the sshes al ihe I'M
moral Father OF County.
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One Of the New England Clergymen who did
not sign the Protest
To The Editors II MA Bos,ea P0a;

GrxrlKmrx I have recently received {" Circular. {"
addressed the Clergy of New England by committee
tss-cons,',oed supposed OF The fathers inviting me
10 sgn q protest. by them dawn up, and forward 20
Their agent 10 be seni 10 Warrington.
They rtqoesi 10 say thai. IN The Of Almighty
God and IN Hs pres< nee. DO solemnly polesi AGAINST
the psssase Of wha 10 know az the Nesrsska bllir
Rave peIfber signed nor returned The protest
shall the responsibility Of thus pro esing, 10 the
and Justice demand should become law II would b..
OF sameless blsspeuy for TO do So and would
be well for each individual OF tina, protesting committee
10 sdcy the words of III. collect in the
Erseopsi Church" Lord grant night judg meni in
all thinga"
hsv. noticed statement IL one of the city papers
The effect that the cIepy Of New EogaDd stand Up
ike soId column lsirsf the Nebraska bill and pre-
suinx iron tie array OF clerical attached 10 lie
proies that whoever does moi s,sDd up sgsinsi the
bill~ stsnd SOLITARY minority, deslrous Of
being understood occupying that very position Al.
though of the clergy OF New England. have OBJ
served that when they, as body, undertake 10 stand
up- BY. and ride sc-le political hobby Ia
The Of the bill they protest, hey are from their q
of the political history and prneyes OF the gov
Of the United S'aies sRd Of the charter II our
political rrrieres az Likely 70 b. to be right.
few found 10 boast OF their standing up against the bill
AFTER few short MONTE hav. passed away m a po-
ifsca terreni that boils up and throws Of the hih
hey nee % against Of the just equila
be- and practicable measures al have attracted Ire
ietios OF Congress for year, sna they eKpns. great
lear. where there ia 10 fear 10 ihosf who tpdre
what isrsb and have Sufficient moral principle 10 pur-
H. No~gihsisDdIns The protest Of The New Ens land
clergy " general sgzin; TIE BILL there one in pargicu
az who has confidence ~ The national ooBnos and 10
believes inef viii not he ed b. The heoog eopo-
bneosnsherz pat forth ~ the clergy, bot that Con
grsss viii rush fbe victory achieved 10 he Senate ill
The biz shall be In Nebraska and Kansas and
be hosored in Safe tee Union The defenders
q he eqgaae viii thea stand up uuscaihed by
ne yhdrtve shaiis hurried AZ ihe ~ ia easrriss
While The latter wi seek The shs6ow cat By The pillars
q as'iee and righteousness 70 screen them when the
u.mhraDce ~ ther rroisne protest psssss over their
nncs That they msy live 70 The vanity Of their
lTo'esr spd 10 know that HE Mssonr Covprorni@e
-ss ei. and the justice Of The Nebraska b unver-
sally ACKNOWLEDGED very ruch desire. THEN viii they
eehod NE Territories Feiiled BY ipielgeni and il.
osafioss seonen. who sill adopt form OF government
LOT henseve- in accordance wih the principles Of the
independent he founders Of the old
na'.sh stsiss, shd noble Union will sanciion the
cohssi'oa thef wisdom shall devise and encircic 10
promising son.
OSr or THE Nrw ENGLAND CLxser
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BY GMEGN . HCUTT, AucS4~HepxA-
uoDsEhoLO AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, Ae., AT AUc-
III IioNon Saturday Gserng xh 10 O'Clock,
~e shat ss ns Of Large VI fus
aaiae, Ael namely
Mahogany nd lAAs1s
MstsS .na other beasxexa lsa &Asd1obcs
lesher beas, seuek uaalls
cAspels china, glass, xsa ksfy ware
nath large unne
cessary
Trrus cash. GREEN 1 SCOTT.
Mar SD Aucuusexns
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hou ~ TIRE NEW @rRsEr Llslsl1ruHs -Prrioos 10
NE aclournmen Of me New Jersey hous. a represent
sa'es. on Saturday night some medsinr politician mot
member Of The body hsndtd pp 70 the speaker N, o.
.snss % oe appointed on a comuiiies 81 eoafrrnce
SIT ssssrV, member iron Passsc county. obs-ry,ns
moved iSat none OF The persons snsd On The rspe,
speD'n''d on TIE CON niee This excited tie ice 81
~ m~odisi, Who soon Afterwards Ceiling chance =, Air
hshsris, struck him 6os uhle he hoas. VA. =
oa We ~as instantly ordered under srrtsl. bot amer
si ess Of tsis, rss allowed 20 unppnahed 10, IL.
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BY ). C. MCGUIRE, Aucsss~ser.

VALUABLE LOT AND BUILDINGS, OPPOSITE THE CEN.
Market fos public aacionhy OF 6eed
from Aoyius n Clements, dated 9e,h September e4D
Corded iber A. s.. No foios 4a3
Washington county of Columbia
offer fr fais at public naeion on saturday the sh instant
The premises O'Clock, OF lot Nc " In
@ the city Of Washington fronting 30 9Th
he particularly described ia The said deed together
with The buildings tberccn.
The Of ssie One fourth Of the pachase be
hand, the residue OF g. - Gnd II
the purchaser Satisfactorily endsed
from The day OF sale nnd deea Of trust said
% the payment Of said
On payment money will the
purchaser all rgl The ~id decd from A. n
Clements All eonyeyanclng be al The Of the purchaser
complied
rEh reseiDg properly sk and Of the
J.. c. MCGUIRE,
Nlrle-d Aucuoaeer.
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE BUILDING LOFTY
deed Of bearing the l2h day Of Jausay
ls3 recorded Hber w b. No a. foos Aac kc and de-
OF the District Of Columbia for washington
county, made wherein james Csmpbr and cscs
Eobeu and defendans
subscriber will EEL public Saie Saturday, the 18th day Of
O'Clock, M j. T.
and tth street, to
It, No 1884, fronting 81 feet inches north street.
10th and iia Ind lots Nos IL and H. IN
No 49, fronting lot No. II 80 feet and it ~ " fest ~
niche X between Sd and 9Th streets east
rapidly Of
city sna offer favorable opportunity for investment
third of the purchase money in
balance and Twelve months fat notes bearing
deed u The
II OF complied with in SIX days sseT The
properly will be esoc week notice, Al the rak
expense purchaser All coEveyaDcne The Of
The purchaser
CHAS. g. WALLACE, Trustee
las c. MCGUIRE,
Mar is dads Aucuonees.
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LECTURE spsnslisnv wall be delivered II Caruss So
Thursday and Saturday evening" March Nd asl 3A
O'Clock Professor f New YORK The high cka
Professor BriiHB scholar and lecturer, well
the sentoa
81 something m me
preceding Al
bad at the door
Mp TALLMApCE,,
J. Il. GlDDfNCs Comninee.
c. LAURIE,
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NrBRtsrA TrRsrT0sr FILLING ur.--Tbs 81 Loms
RspobicsD q The i4ih instant has The following
Daring The past three days large number If evsans
have arrived IN bis ely IRON varoas quarters on ihp,r
way Nebraska Terrl0ry and az ha few h,sf.
port from Missouri river. they have been Compelled 10
wait boats Get rtaff 70 sart So great i ihe rpsh
or Eassaee bat aibough here are several boats IN
.or, ne'f os.ins Tell. before hey are sdvsr
Used 10 irave~
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NKw YORK, March "a -Ssocs besvy Uaf~d STATE. s's
no sales Canton, 2Si Etie, 7ss Reading. ~ Parker
Curnbefisnd Cosi, III Nicarszus, Ut NJ. Gold, "a
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NTAAW GOODs-SPhISds. Ih5A~-The subscribers
- ssbsofi
peaed
bexnLfa. and
sosnes and hAts flowers, Ac and Panama pa AID
Eai for fnjcnen, whch mtrchsnts ard
gs,ray, invited confidently
In norsiys styles, aneonaied
ordcrs carefully and pa0HFdy e1sssl.a
TBGsks WHITE 4 co.
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SPACIOUS BUILDING, AND THE GsoUnD ON WHICH 1T
~ siand aacuonCA Saturday xan
O'Clock, IN fron of thA GsiiSaag
washington Assembly Rooms, lstsy occupied W
Moses Gopg Louisiana vi 6ea sacet
We dee asrcsps.os 81 The property
buildings Washington,
yaDa- he s
and thousand fIoa ~ fo~s,
nsIs hack 10 y wade alry.
Tsi@s Of sale souo cash $4,000 rax esns hesssnsr
ahoae all pads ths purchaser
chasers for the deferred satisfactorily
cured.
GREEN \ SCOTT,
Mar 24-d Aucnonsrs
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~ fAs Frssidsnf ~ fAs uaifs< States ef -ansyleu
A PlOCL AVIATION

!. n --,,. J. :. = I. -.
bs t@s ffes1drM 0g tAs lnAe< Sfafe4 Of -1nescG.
uy,.,... !, 4. ,.,,y,a. a A.. 49,. . .,..,. - a.. y
~ - a ~ A's ''eos1 AiLAie :" ING eoAseAno"" W
US p Sas AoS- SNaseeA me thee STATES and fFaAsa9 Ehs
olAeT States Of hs 1srnae confederation. delivery
alous Of luat con, snon shall h. nua 10 v s, s., ~ ~.
aer,n.ule Canfea.ys,,a. .hrh ,ss, ,,.,..., al q, -
~N "NA 'As' 1'''Aiei e'esA'e 'a A0ee'
saoh aefeo'
And whereas hs oldeubuIg declared
10 be LODGED An The uepauo.nt az tn,s oe IJn.a sta.-
Nov tns..fr. h. !, laayv ,., ~ $50, p.,s,
,,- - = $1,000 '-A - AAAAAAe 'sfaupA'
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ny ,. 4. Mc6IlAE. Aucssoarcs.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT AUCTION
nsornias, The xs 10 O'Clock front
sell furniture he
consisting Of
Dedsieads bureaus, wasdrotes
WasastaDds, toilet sels
Hair and busk pillows
Mahogany anc maple chairs, rockers
DO and dining nbies
Cherry wriIng mud breakfast tables
Mahogany extension table, Office chairs
Iron reclining ehar,
Carpets, oli cloths,
nd
Eioves, kitchen utensix, &C.
At II 0'cIock-
4 substantial hack carriage and horses
superior family horne, buggy and harness.
boxes Norrons iobhcco.
Terms cash jas. C.. MCGUIRE,
Mar -d Aactoncer.
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nT The Rev. ). ~. Henry, having from the
(xnd1
18th III O'Clock, ~ O'Clock evening
MHr2
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II,
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY AT
Y AUCTIOA-On Friday the 5st instant, shall SELL
premises, No. square No. sci
The
haek 70 iee ~ nehes - iesi front The
VIII be sold with winch
house,
ly with necessary onhouses The una
q Of 81
winch will be sold a sup purchasers
Terms efhrd cash; balance twelve, and eighteen
nonlhs for bearing deed and deed Of
taken. Tide indispulsbe
GREEN b SCOTT,
I'D
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bosrus, March n Two inches 81 ca earl,
hour III, naornins. followed ~ severe rain-siorrn
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LoSBsS Msrch The th-d edition IL 49, L51daa Her
AID desfset announcing The espture 81 kalsRi BY
The aussisus arr lie aBghief Of Tnfklsh garrisSn
This sfory lacks confirmation.
TUEIS Mafoa Lii IL slsssd lhst Fra.oe and Efg
inE5 haye decided prevent any movement ia Italy.
Pam, March The loan q go oco francs has been
uaahimUssly autharized-
AADEID, March 2-Tberr vague ramors OF ulisun-
d. rsaodng befween Ensland ans spsin the prosa
BE recall 81 he Spanish minister from London.
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M1KK o1ID
Nrr oKLSAxs, March 2s-Tbe steamer Unit,d SAFE,
has arrived here, brnEins sdsoes iron cshiornss a.
March i-beins later she connected ai,h the
Psnsms and JOAN L Stevens The steamer Ohio !, n Pan
ana 81 New York with the regular CslfornlA mall.
,pn complement Of passengers. and maioa dogl.rs
gold The Coined States brings fair amount OF
gold sna gassenker,
The general u.~s tom Csiornis is witlou, any v.,x
,peeisl ntersH beyond ~hs Published BY previou,
advices
Tee minis opersroas prosperous Their. ~s, an
sbeudan sappy q all sInds Of produce s6d pce. on the
deshEs. foer-HArsi sud Gaego 81 Is 80 Is per bti
Provisions sbandsnt rue doH
The value Of real estate gradually depteca,ing
The ~a'lss lbpt ring operations In Lower Cali,o,.
ra Progressing, ard Efforts being made TO arrest
then.
loss or rurrr LIVES ursrrrINe or ro.r.
PHn..prLrHlA, March 2a--At Lswes yesterdav a boat
belong The wreck Of the schooner pio cona n
ius men, upset. and Captain William Hutchin.
late 81 The srsn-tss America Captain Chsles Roe and
Mss,ia Welsh drowned James Lewis The only sur-
vivof. u 10 prscarious ooodtion C.ptain Hachip.
leaves wife and three obildren
~ PRECEDENT rriNoKts vIsr 70 rKw ORLEANS -~vvpYr
Nrw orLr.Ns March n "A resolution hns been psssed
by ne counca 81 city rive sr-Prrsides
FroUre public rscepteu ~ i eKrecied reach here
saturday, sad oon aAye bsen engaged iot hin The
81 Charles Hotei
The tsl Of P1tiun Or the uarder q Col Tsrphp last
fs has resulted n 9e Of guilty boi without capital
punishment,
ssow
sosrur, March "a Two inuhss 81 snow ca a. IN cary
hour 'hi' n.ornias. followed ~ severe rsin-aorna
Quo r1vsH.
WHrra1ss. March ss-Tbefs y is.t in III
rivers emanuel
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20 Hey. y. X CramGr will preach the hall OF the
Union Engine House F Ward, Sabbath evening 18th
u O'Clock The public Invited.
Mu.2
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-02-11
A NEW PASS IN THE SIERRA NEVADA.

FROM THE SAN FRANCISCO HERALD OF DECEMBER 10.
The two exploring expeditions which were dispatched
from this city time sncche for the purpose Of
exploring the range and the other the Sierra NEVADA
in the neighborhood of the head-waters of the Toumne
and Stanislaushave returned and at this time
gagged in preparing their reports which will soon be SUBJ
mitted to the public.
The Stanisaus and Tolumne company, under Lieut..
MOORE, of the U. S. Army, engineer, N GODDARD,
sisant and Major EBBETTs commandment of the escort
has succeeded in discovering passes the noun
tans short distance the northwest Of the river Stan
islaus and almost the parallel Of latitude of San
Francisco One of these passes said to be two thousand
lower than the best yet discovered the ascent
either side being slight and perfectly for
the construction of railroad The country beyond is
which has never yet been explored, and has been
found to be Of very different character from that which
had been supposed The party succeeded in penetrating
Us far within about three days journey Of Vegas de
Santa Clara, the Virgin River, branch of the Colo
rado and the whole line they found to be OF rich
agricultural character and we'll watered and wooded with
abundance Of game The party represent that there
will be the slightest difficulty in constructing rail-
road it. This would carry the line of the road from
the Mississippi to San Francisco almost due east and
west. From the extreme point which the party had
reached they discovered beautiful valley lying before
them extending to the Virgin river, down which pre-
vous expeditions had passed leaving the track which
the party travelled heretofore entirely. ME-.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-02-11
THE TEHUANTEPEC ROAD.
oRRrspoNDEscB OF THE NEW ORLEANS DELTA.

CORRESPONDENTS OF THE NEW ORLEANS DELTA.
VERA CRUz JANUARY 90, 1854.
Yesterday morning sailed in the coastwise Nep
tune for Facotapan, Mr. Williams and party. Mr.. w.
is chief engineer the part Of the company which has
for its head the enerprisng and magnificent Sloo From
Facotapan Mr. W. proceeds overland to Mnattlan, and
expects to reach that place the 9th instant.
1t is fortnight since Mr. Wall, the pankroad builder
the part of Skes De Bergen Co., left this place to-
operations Suchil ninety four miles from
Minatan by the river and sixty miles the airline.
1t doubted here whether it is better carry plank
road from that point (SuchiD commence at Mnatit-
Ian from the first
From Such to Bay of yentosa the proposed terminus
the Pacific side, is about hundred miles only,
little more or less. So may expect the great inter
oceanic communication, which has been the problem Of
the age and the point upon which baied diplomacy
has split than once will at length shortly be solved
Mr. Williams accompanied by Mr. Daniel Price, an
English gentleman long resident in this country, who
is sent down by Don Angel de turbde 1.-THE general agent
Of the Tehuantepec Company in Mexco) that all the
formalities Of the law may be complied with. So you
to speedy and happy termination for which the Lord
and his angels (Angel de Iturbde Col Sloo and other
fast men, be thanked.
Messrs Williams and Price, after having complied with
the exactng formalties Of Mexican law, the former will
proceed if he thinks proper from Mnatitlan to Such
there to direct Mr. Wall and the actual construc
ton Of the plank road Mr. Williams's instructions
to put thousand men at work Immediately, that
Der of aborers being guaranteed by the States Of 0axaca
and Chiapas He to make the plank road of sufficient
width to admit Of broadgauge railroad by the side OF
it without any difficulty
All the necessary facilities have been afforded by COM
handing generals in the departments Of Vera Cruz and
Tehuanepec orders that effect having been forwarded
by the Supreme Government at Mexico.
Orders have been received here that every thing des
tined for the construction Of the Tehuantepec road be adj
mtted free Of duty and cleared without charge for Nina
titan
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fracas occurred ct Hagerstown, Thursday, be-
tween Peter Reese respectable German and John Bel
der during which Beider drew pistol and shot Reese
dead The murderer was arrested and committed to jail
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-11-11
THE GALLANT DOUGLAS.

, Judge Douglas is still on the stump in the North
western States advocating the Constitutional rights
of the slaveholding States and confronting and de-
flying the vile hordes of usonists and abotionists.
His personal and political friends have offered him
public dinner at Chicago the 9th instant which
he has accepted. We have seen Of the letters
of invitation to the dinner, signed by the Committee
1t breathes the fullest and strongest spirit of oppo
sition to sectionalism and abolitionism.
The Dubuque Herald notices as follows late
speech by Judge Douglas at Galena:
"Judge Douglas spoke at Galena on Saturday
evening. The courthouse was filled to its utmost
capacity, and yet it impossible for all who de-
sired to hear him to find admittance 1t our
good fortune as well fifteen twenty OF
hers from Dubuque, to listen for three hourse and
half to the overwhelming arguments, the scathing
satire, and burning eoquence of the Little Giant.
During the first part of his speech there dis
position manifested by portion of the audience to
gushed senator advanced in his argument, and his
feelings became thoroughly enlisted in his subject,
the violence of aboitonism disarmed; silence
pervaded the dense throng, and every audtor-dem-
ocrat, WING, fusionist, aboitonist and know moth
ing-seemed to drink in the spirit of the speaker.
The interest sustained to the very last letter
articuated and then three hearty cheers given
for the gallant leader of the democracy of Illinois,
and the equally gallant champion of the democracy
of the Union. The speaker was frequntly interrupt
ted during the course of his speech with hearty
demonstrations of applause, and the tears which
flowed from the eyes of old and venerable men, who
just ready to descend into the grave, reminded
forcibly that we had not assembled on that even
ing to listen to ordinary exhibition of the power
of intellect the force of truth and history and the
beauty and sublimity of true eloquence. In the
graphic language of the Colonel he fairly ea3tured"
his audience"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-11-11

SYNOD. This body closed its session in this place
on last Sabbath. Sunday was decidedly a "big
day" here. At an early hour the Presbyterian,
Methodist and Lutheran Churches were all filed
to running over, by large and attentive audiences
large number of ladies present. all very pref
ty of course (we've too much gallantry to say any
thing else, however much we should be convinced
to the contrary0
There was quite number of able and talented
men among the de!egaters, and the debates were
highly interesting sometimes. One fact was adduc-
ed, during the Session. which we had no idea of be-
fore. 1t appears from the reports laid before the
Synod that there thirty counties in this State,
that have no Presbyterian Churches. We did not
think that there was country IN the State des-
titute of that Church.
Everything passed off happily, and we hope much
good was accomplished by the sermons and lectures
delivered on the occasion.
We have been requested to publish the following
resolution, passed by the Synod the last day of
its session
Resozped That the thanks of this Synod be return
ed to the people of Concord for their kindness and
hospitality to the members during its sessions; and
ALSO to the authorities of the Lutheran and Method
list Churches for the offer of their Churches to the
of the Synod and that the Pastor of this Church
make known this resolution to the parties.
Concord Gazette