25, 40, 10, From Hon. Walter Lowrie, Washington, D. C. for publishing the Bible in Burmab, 4,02 Bangor Fem. do. do. 6, 4,26 14,37 3,37 6,57 10,53 Collected by Elder Robinson, on a mission at Etna and Dixmont, Contributed by the Charlestown Fem. Pri. Soc. A friend to missions in Dexter, for printing tracts in Bur. language, 1,75 6,06 : 7,12 2C, ,50 Mr. Thomas Howe, Ripley, ,50 -85,35 Friends at Newt on, for Bur Bible, and from a friend to Bur. miss. per Mr. E. Lincoln, 3,50 500,00 H. B. Rounds, Esq. Treas. of the Utica For. Miss. Soc. per Mr. E. Lincoln, having Contributed by females of Newport church, N. Y. for education of Burman Collected at the Union prayer meeting in Malden, for translating the Bible into 10,60 A female friend in West Dedham, for the Burman Bible, per Rev. J. Aldrich, 5, 42, Sunbury, Ga. Fem. Cent Soc. by Rev. H. J. Ripley, per Mr. E. Lincoln, U. S. War Department, being the last quarterly payment, for 1828, to aid in the education of Indian youths at Hamilton, and in aid of Indian schools, at several missionary stations, support of Moung Ing, a native Burman preacher, from July 4, 1829, to July 4, 1830, per Rev. S. H. Cone, 100, 400, 61, 50,00 35, 85, Rev. Levi Willard, Treas. of the Miss. Soc. connected with the Dublin, N. H. Association, per Mr. Robert Pratt, for Burman mission, 48, 10,00 Saratoga Bap. Association, per Dea. J. A. Waterbury, Treas. for the 90, Fem. miss. soc. Saratoga Springs, being a donation for the Bur. miss. 10, 114, Spring Hill Fem. miss. soc. Richmond, Co. N. C. Catharine White, Pres. 15, A friend to the Indians, to assist in furnishing the Scriptures for the Cherokees, 10, E 1829. Sept.11. By cash from Elder Drake, Ohio, for printing the Bur. Bible, per Rev. I. Chase, 10,00 1,86 Norman Warriner, Esq. Treas. of Evangelical Benev. soc. in the For general purposes, 29,44 14,34 Burman Bible, 10, 54,15 3,16 13,50 95,15 -134,59 18. By cash from Mrs. Eliza Carter, Scotsboro', Ga. for printing the Burman Bible, per Rev. N. Davis, Rev. Otis Converse, Treas, of Worcester Co. Char. soc. 5,00 100, Do. Do. po. Burman schools, 1, Baptist church in Scituate, (1,00 of which was from Francis Mason, and 8,07 148,48 Levi Farwell, Esq. Treas. of the Boston Bap. Association, it having been From female prayer meeting, Cambridge, Monthly concert, Dedham, A friend in Dedham, for Burman bible, Baptist church and society, Woburn, Female Primary society, Charlestown, Lord's day school miss. soc. 6. By cash from Philadelphia Bible society, to aid in printing the Scriptures in Burmah, 25, -341,97 Lincoln Bap. Ct. soc. Me. for For. miss. by Mrs. Isabella Prince,Treas. 23, -178,77 1829. Oct. 10. By cash from Rev. Hadley Proctor, it having been received by him of the executors of the estate of Eleanor Blakely, Pawlet, Vt. being one year's interest on Young Men's Baptist Tract soc. Cambridge, per Mr. Stephen Brown, Treas. 2,11 10, U.S. War Department, being quarterly payment due 1st inst. from the civ- 500,00 Do. do. being quarterly payment due 1st inst. for Miamies, 500, -1000, Dr. Chandler Smith and lady, of Pinceton, Mass. for printing the bible Calvin Blanchard, Treas. of the Middlesex Bap. miss. soc. for foreign mis- 54,75 3,00 Albany Bap. miss. soc. for Bur. miss. per Miss W. S. & E. C. M'Intosh, 100, Bap. miss. soc. in Salisbury, N. B. for Bur. miss. by Robert Smith, Sec. Mr. Calvin Blanchard, Treas. of the Middlesex Bap. miss. soc. it having 108, 23,16 Burman bible box, kept by Mrs. Hodges, Shaftsbury, Vt. for printing the ,82 5,82 5. 9. A friend from Milton, Bap. miss. soc. in Essex Co. N. Y. by Rev. Conant Sawyer, Keenville, per 10, ,25 Nathan Alden, Esq. E. Bridgewater, Bur. miss. per Mr. E. Lincoln, 5, Contribution taken at the meeting of the Essex Bap. Association at Crown 11,35 441,59 1829. Dec. 21. By cash from New Gloucester Fem. miss. soc. for Foreign missions, by Rev. A. Wil son, per Mr. E. Lincoln, H. B. Rounds, Treas. of the Utica For. miss. Soc. per Mr. E. Lincoln, for A friend, for Bur. miss. per Mr. E. Lincoln, John Conant, Esq. Brandon, being a part of the bequest of Benj. Stevens, 58, 14. The Misses Kimball, for printing the bible and tracts in the Burman language, 20, Mrs. Elizabeth Raymond, Ashby, Bur. miss. per Mr. E. Lincoln, A friend, being half the amount of savings the last year for benevolent pur- Fem. miss. soc. Jay, N. Y. per Mr. E. Lincoln, 10, Mr. Jabez Briggs, Coleraine, for printing the Bible in Burmah, or for aiding the bible in Burmah, 5,00 Daniel Abraham, Esq. as above, for Burman bible, Mrs. Hannah Davis, Chester Co. Pa. per Rev. W. T. Brantly, A friend in Aurora, Ohio, by Rev. John Seward, per Rev. S. H. Cone, King & Queen Co. Va. for Burman Bible, viz. 10, Thomas Garret, 1,00 P. B. Pendleton, 1, Richard Bugby, 5, Henry Harrod, ,50 Hugh Campbell, 1,00 Josiah Ryland, 1,00 J. C. Richards, John Duval, R. S. Pendleton, 1,00 1, ,50 Alex. Fleet, Esq. 5, L. Bowlman, Dea. John Kidd, ,50 Mrs. E. Motley, South Reading Bap. Fem. miss. soc. it having been presented by a stu- 1830. Feb. 13. By cash from the Cumberland Bap. miss. soc. of which 17 dolls. is from the Female Bap. miss. soc. of North Yarmouth, Me. for the education of a pious Burman youth, per C. Stockbridge, Esq. 255,39 A friend to missions, N. H. per Mr. E. Lincoln, 5, U. S. Gov't, War Department, being quarterly payment, due Jan. 1, 500, 1000, Rev. L. Rice, per Rev. O. B. Brown, being balance due on said Rice's notes, 174,67 5, 25, Philip Brown, Esq. Treas. of N. H. Bap. State Convention, as follows, viz. Indian mission, 200,00 Translation, Heathen youth, 24,34 14, Per Rev. Dr. Bolles, -313,34 Dr. George Haskell, of Ashby, for Burman mission, 2,00 Rev. Otis Converse, Treas. of the Worcester Co. Baptist Charitable 10, For the Indian mission, 2, 14, R. R. of Kingwood, N. J. for the Burman mission, N. York, in aid of funds of Amer. Bap. Board of For. missions, 6, By J. B. Taylor, from Miss. Soc. Sussex Co. Va. for African mission, 29,75 Received in an anonymous letter, to be applied to education purposes Mrs. Clouston, Treas. of the Female Pri. soc. in Third Bap. church in 31, 10, From Mrs. Sophia Leonard, her second payment for the support of an In- Being a legacy bequeathed by Dea. Ezekiel Green, Rutland, Vt. per Rev. H. Proctor, 20, 3, William Colgate, Esq. one of the Executors of the will of John Withington, Esq. 7000, James M'Crillis, Esq. Treas of the Waldo Me. For. Miss. Soc. Aux. &c. it having Augusta, Ga. Bap. Fem. Miss. Soc. by Mrs. Sarah M. Halloway, per Dr. Bolles, 88,00 |