Apr. 7.

paid 10 per ct. premium on twenty-five dollars uncurrent money, To cash paid one and a half per ct. premium on fifty dollars uncurrent money,

Feb. 21. To cash paid one and a half per ct. premium on twenty dollars uncurrent money,

paid 4 per ct. premium on hundred and thirty dollars uncurrent money,

29. paid Rev. John Peck's order for the Oneida Indian station, for quarter due Jan. 1, Mar. 12. To cash paid Lee Compere, draft dated Feb. 4,

,30

5,20

5,50

50,

300,

2,50

,75

3,25

paid Cor. Sec. for postage, stationary, blank books, incidental expenses, as per bill for one year, 75,62 ,, paid Haven & Forbes' bill for sundries sent to the Withington Station,

49,16

forwarded Rev. Ely Stone, being quarterly payment due 1st inst. for Tonawanda school,
", paid Rev. G. F. Davis balance due him for expenses incurred in visiting Aux. Soc. in Maine,
"paid Rev. Evan Jones' draft of July 26, 1827, Valley Towns Station,

"paid Lee Compere, draft of March 6, for Withington Station,

To balance carried to new account,

48,75

12,

70,

do.

190,25

19,50

500,

643,81

14603,38

Cr.

1827.

May 1. By cash from Rev. Baron Stow, as per endorsement on his note,
By amount received in settlement with Mr. Stow on Star account,
April 25. By amount received from April 25, to May 17, 1827, as published in Magazine No. 126, viz.
By cash, being amount of collection after the Anniversary Sermon, by Rev. Mr. Yates, at Mr.
Sharp's meeting-house,

Salem Bible Translation and For. Miss. Soc. received per J. Moriarty, Treas. to be appropriated as follows:-For Miss. purposes, 93,-Burman Schools, 57,

(37 dollars 87 cents of which, is for the Burman Schools under the care of Mrs. Wade, and was contributed as follows:-From the Hamilton Fem. Wade Soc. 24 dollars, 37 centsFrom the Eaton Fem. Wade Soc. 13 dollars, 50 cents.) Bap. Ch. and Soc. in Lebanon, Con. by Rev. Gurdon Robinson, per Mr. James Robinson, By cash from the United States Government, being for the last quarter of 1826, in aid of the education of seven Indian lads, now at Hamilton, N. Y.

Hezekiah Prince, Esq. Treas of the Lincoln Bap. Aux. Soc. in aid of Foreign Missions,
Isabella Prince, Treas. of the Lincoln Fem. Cent Soc. in aid of For. Miss. per Mr. N. R. Cobb, 37,99
Whitesboro' Female School Society, for Mrs. Wade's School, per H. B. Rounds, Esq.
Oliver-Street, N. Y. Baptist Foreign Mission Society, per Rev. S. H. Cone,
Madison Baptist Missionary Society, by Rev. Dr. Kendrick, per Rev. S. H. Cone,

for quarter due April 1st, in aid of Indian schools at the Carey station, on the
river St. Joseph's,

Boston Bap. Fem. Soc. for promoting the conversion of the Jews, for the Carey and
Thomas mission stations, by Miss L. Cloustan, Treas.

105,

120,

Middlesex and Norfolk Aux. Miss. Soc. for For. Miss. by Dea. James Fosdick, Treas.
Ira M. Allen, being balance due as per his account,

A young friend at the Vineyard, per Mr. E. Lincoln,

500,
44,89
3,65

A friend to Missions, per hand of Mr. Henry Grew, of Hartford, for the support of an Indian child by the name of Elizabeth Grew, at the Valley Towns station,

30,

Rev. Dr. Staughton, it having been collected by him in a tour to South Carolina,

200,

Baptist State Convention of Connecticut, per Dea. J. B. Gilbert, Treas. for Burman mission, 200,
Calvin Blanchard, Treas. of the Middlesex Bap. Miss. Soc. per Mr. E. Lincoln,

11,

Bap. Miss. Soc. Mexico, N. Y. for For. Miss.

3,75

Newport For. Bible Soc. to aid in translating the Scriptures into the Burman language, per H.
B. Rounds, Esq.

3,

H. B. Rounds, Esq. Treas. of the Utica Bap. For. Miss. Soc. per Mr. E. Lincoln,
A friend to Missions, by Rev. D. Sharp,

10,

15,

-3287,39

June 5. By amount received from June 5, to June 18, 1827, as published in Magazine, No. 127, viz.
By cash from Rev. Dr. Staughton, it having been collected by him in a tour to S. Carolina and Ga. 20,
Francis P. Browning, Esq. of Detroit, per Rev. S. H. Cone,
Balance from Young Men's Society, China, Me.

Sunbury, Ga. Fem. Cent Soc. for Missionary purposes, per Rev. H. J. Ripley,
Nathan Alden, Esq.

Friends to Foreign Missions in Hyannis, by F. Marchant, Esq. per Mr. E. Lincoln,
A legacy from Mrs. Peninah Baxter, late of Pomfret, Ct. per Rev. J. Going, of Worcester,
From Mr. Wm. Dabney, Treas. of the Virginia Bap. Miss. Soc. per J. Bacheller, Esq.
The Spring Hill, Virginia Fem. Miss. Soc. Aux. to the Gen. Con. ten for For. Miss. five for
printing the Scriptures,

The Norfolk, Va. Miss. Soc. received per Mr. E. Lincoln,

60, 5,

16,87

300,

200,

15,

15,

Treas. of the Worcester Co. Miss. and Ed. Soc. for translation of Scriptures, per Mr. E. Lincoln, 17,
Rev. Abial Fisher, jr. for the translation of the Scriptures, per Mr. E. Lincoln,
General Association of Georgia, per Rev. Adiel Sherwood, Eatonton, Ga.
Of Mr. Robert Scott, Amesbury, per Rev. D. Sharp, for Burman mission,

4,75

200,

10,

895,91

July 16. By cash from the United States Government, being a quarterly payment in aid of the
education of seven Indian youths at Hamilton, N. Y.

By cash being quarterly payment due 1st inst. for Carey station,
As above, for Withington Station,

By amount received from June 25, to July 19, 1827, as published in Magazine No. 128, viz.

50,

43,75

43,75

43,75

400,

1000,

Cornish Female Benevolent Society,

Received from the "Shaftsbury Bap. Ass." by S. A. Curtis, Esq. Treas. per Mr. C. J. Cauldwell, 150,69
The York Bap. Aux. Soc. for For. Miss. it having been contributed as follows, viz.
Primary Society Berwick and York,

:

Contribution at the York Association,

Stranger, for the mission among the Western Indians, by A. South, Esq. Treas. Received from the Fem. Industrious Soc. of Rev. D. Sharp's congregation, to assist in the education of two Indian girls at the Carey station, by the names of Ann Sharp and Sophia O. Lincoln, 40, John O'Brien, Esq. Brunswick, Me. for the benefit of Indian stations in the United States, 10, Children of the Sabbath school of Rev. Mr. Sharp's congregation, for the Carey station, to assist in the education of Indian children, From a female friend in Stoughton, Mass. per Rev. O. Tracy, for Burman mission, Roxbury Fem. Industrious Soc. for Carey station, Baptist Church in Roxbury for Carey station,

H. B. Rounds, Esq. Treas. of the Utica Bap. For. Miss. Soc. per Mr. E. Lincoln,
Rev. David Benedict, Treas. of the Rhode Island Baptist State Convention,
The Mulberry street Bap. Miss. Soc. New York, it having been contributed as follows, viz.
From the Mulberry-street Fem. Miss. Soc.
From Senior and Junior Male Societies,

:

17,

:

:

:

:

:

7,85

per Rev. W. Leverett,

:

50,

:

50,

The Beriah Bap. Ch. and congregation, New York, per Rev. Aaron Perkins, :

By amount received from July 25, to Sept. 22, 1827, as published in Magazine No. 130, viz.
By cash, a collection at the Ashford Association, convened at Thompson, Ct.
Collection in the first Congregational ch. in New-Haven, after sermon by Rev. W. Yates, 75,36
Received from Mrs. Terry,

:

11,38

:

:

1,

Collection at Rev. Mr. Wightman's meeting-house, New London, Ct.
Collection at Stonington, at the Groton Union Conference, :
South Bap. Ch. New York, under the pastoral care of Rev. C. G. Sommers,
Miss Charlotte B. Pierson, New York,

:

:

:

:

:

Less 1 doll. per bad bill,

42,12
1,

-41,12

:

:

,06

Joseph B. Gilbert, Esq. Treas. of the Bap. Convention of the State of Connecticut,
Baptist State Convention of South Carolina, per M. Mims, Treas. ($50 for Withington station,
and $50 for Burman mission,)
Rev. D. Merrill, Sedgwick, Me. for translation of the Scriptures in India, per Rev. C. H. Swain, 10,
Mr. Daniel Day, Nobleborough, Treasurer of the Auxiliary, &c. Maine,
H. B. Rounds, Esq. Treas. of the Utica Bap. For. Miss. Soc. per Mr. E. Lincoln,
From H. 11. Brown, Treas. of the Warren Association, it having been contributed as follows, viz.
Widow Hannah Bassett, Bridgewater,

260,

per Rev. Dr. Bolles,

534,25

:

:

:

:

:

100,

Donation of a few individuals who are members of the Baptist Church in Sturbridge, Mass. per
Rev. Z. L. Leonard, :

:

:

:

:

:

:

-406,88

12,

For education of heathen children, received by H. Hill, Esq. Treas. of A. B. F. M. as follows, viz.
From Meses Fisk, Sturbridge,

:

:

:

From A. Witham, Esq. Treas. of the Hancock For. Miss. Soc. Aux. &c. it having been contrib-
uted by the Primary Soc. Deer Isle, Me.
From the Saratoga Association, Dea. J. A. Waterbury, Treas. by Rev. E. Nelson,
Lowell For. Fem Miss. Soc. by the hand of Rev. J. Cookson, for Burman mission,
Received of Messrs. James Elliot, Gurdon Robinson, and John Paine, Executors of the Will of
Peninah Baxter, late of Pomfret, Ct. by the hands of Rev. J. Going of Worcester, designat-
ed for the mission stations under the superintendance of Rev. I. M'Coy,
Cumberland Bap. Miss. Soc. Nova Scotia, for Bur. miss. by Mr. Tupper, per Mr. E. Lincoln,
H. B. Rounds, Esq. Treas. of the Utica For, Miss. Soc. per Mr. E. Lincoln,
Hon. Charles Marsh, per Hon. A. Forbes, for Burman mission,
Hampton Lovegrove, Esq. Fairfax, Vt. for Carey station,
Mr. Carlo H. Snow, Treas. of the Worcester County Bap. Char. Soc. per Rev. Mr. Crosby,
The Ed. and Miss. Soc. connected with the Sturbridge Association, Rev. Z. L. Leonard, Treas.

36,

139,

18,

:

:

25,

:

:

:

:

100,

:

:

23,10

per Rev. Mr. Crosby, : Walpole and Sharon Fem. Bur. Soc. by Miss H. Smith, Treas. for the education of Bur. females, 5,25 First Bap. Ch. Romulus, N. Y. for Burman mission,

N. Warriner, Esq. Treas. of the Bap. Evangelical Ben. Soc. in the westerly part of Massachu-
setts, by Rev. Thomas Barrett, designated to be appropriated as follows, viz.
For education of heathen female children,

:

:

1,

:

15,59

By amount received from Sept. 24, to Oct. 22, 1827, as published in Magazine, No. 131, viz.

From a friend in Roxbury, for the Burman mission, per Rev. W. Leverett,

Windham county Bap. Miss. Soc. Ct. per D. C. Bolles, Esq. Treas. to be approriated as follows, viz.

Primary Soc. to aid the Burman mission, belonging to the First Bap. Ch. and Soc. in Boston, by Miss T. Rogers, Treas.

33,50

130,39

Oct. 15. By cash from the United States Government, being a quarterly payment in aid of the education of seven Indian youths at Hamilton, N. Y.

* In addition to the above, two dollars were received for the Columbian College, which sum has been forwarded to the Treasurer of that Institution.

Sunbury, Ga. Fem. Cent Soc. for Missionary purposes, per Rev. H. J. Ripley,
Nathan Alden, Esq.

Friends to Foreign Missions in Hyannis, by F. Marchant, Esq. per Mr. E. Lincoln,
A legacy from Mrs. Peninah Baxter, late of Pomfret, Ct. per Rev. J. Going, of Worcester,
From Mr. Wm. Dabney, Treas. of the Virginia Bap. Miss. Soc. per J. Bacheller, Esq.

The Spring Hill, Virginia Fem. Miss. Soc. Aux. to the Gen. Con. ten for For. Miss. five for
printing the Scriptures,

60,

5,

16,87

300,

200,

15,

The Norfolk, Va. Miss. Soc. received per Mr. E. Lincoln,

15,

Treas. of the Worcester Co. Miss. and Ed. Soc. for translation of Scriptures, per Mr. E. Lincoln, 17,
Rev. Abial Fisher, jr. for the translation of the Scriptures, per Mr. E. Lincoln,
General Association of Georgia, per Rev. Adiel Sherwood, Eatonton, Ga.

4,75

200,

Of Mr. Robert Scott, Amesbury, per Rev. D. Sharp, for Burman mission,

July 16. By cash from the United States Government, being a quarterly payment in aid of the
education of seven Indian youths at Hamilton, N. Y.

By cash being quarterly payment due 1st inst. for Carey station,
As above, for Withington Station,

10,

895,91

87,50
75,

56,25

By amount received from June 25, to July 19, 1827, as published in Magazine No. 128, viz.
Received from the "Shaftsbury Bap. Ass." by S. A. Curtis, Esq. Treas. per Mr. C. J. Cauldwell, 150,69
The York Bap. Aux. Soc. for For. Miss. it having been contributed as follows, viz.
Primary Society Berwick and York,

Stranger, for the mission among the Western Indians, by A. South, Esq. Treas. Received from the Fem. Industrious Soc. of Rev. D. Sharp's congregation, to assist in the education of two Indian girls at the Carey station, by the names of Ann Sharp and Sophia O. Lincoln, 40, John O'Brien, Esq. Brunswick, Me. for the benefit of Indian stations in the United States, 10, Children of the Sabbath school of Rev. Mr. Sharp's congregation. for the Carey station, to assist in the education of Indian children,

:

:

:

:

8,38 9,75

5,

:

4,50

:

The Beriah Bap. Ch. and congregation, New York, per Rev. Aaron Perkins,

From a female friend in Stoughton, Mass. per Rev. O. Tracy, for Burman mission,
Roxbury Fem. Industrious Soc. for Carey station,
Baptist Church in Roxbury for Carey station,

H. B. Rounds, Esq. Treas. of the Utica Bap. For. Miss. Soc. per Mr. E. Lincoln,
Rev. David Benedict, Treas. of the Rhode Island Baptist State Convention,
The Mulberry street Bap. Miss. Soc. New York, it having been contributed as follows, viz.
From the Mulberry-street. Fem. Miss. Soc.
From Senior and Junior Male Societies,

per Thomas Stokes, Esq.

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