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REvlvALs OF RELIGIoN.-At the re-
cent protracted meetings held in this,
place, we understand about thirty five
wer, added to the Presbyterian Church
considering the sparsencss of our
population (only two or three hundrcd)
this must be looked upon as a large ac-
cession to the Church. At the meet
ings held at Middleton, in this county.
about twenty were added to the Pres
byterian and rs many to the BAPTIST
Church. Next 10 due observance oI
and obedience to the laws Of the land,
nothing is more to be desired in a new
country, than frequent religious excite
sments. Thrown together as the people
arc, from different quarters, they tend
TO create lasting friendships among
them. A strict observance Of the pre-
cepts ofthe Gospel make better citizens
and nclghbors, and gives a high moral
one to society.


The Ministers in attendance were
Rev. James Gallahcr, ofMo., Mr.. Holly
>ofthis place, Mr.. Newton, of Middleton
and Mr.. Black, of Grenada at which
place they are now holding a meeting


'Carrollton, Enquirer.