The above fummary statement is a true refult from the accounts of the publishers of the Connecticut Evangelical Magazine, as audited by the subscribers, May 10th, 1803. JONA. BRACE, Auditors. The above mentioned fums of 323 dollars and 6 cents, for the firft volume, and 701 dollars 33 cents, for the fecond volume, making 1024 dollars 39 cents, were, on the 11th day of May 1803, paid by the publishers, to the Hon. John Treadwell, Efq. and the Rev. Abel Flint, two of the committee appointed by the Trustees of the Miffi. onary Society of Connecticut, to receive the fame, and by faid committee paid to the Treasurer of the Society, as per the Treasurer's receipt, as follows: Hartford, May 11th, 1803. Received from the Hon. John Treadwell, and Rev. Abel Flint, committee of the Trustees of the Miffionary Society of Connecticut, the fum of one thousand and twenty four dollars 39 cents, for which I am accountable as Treasurer to the Miffionary Society, having given a duplicate of this receipt therefor; it being avails of the Magazine. A. KINGSBURY. Donations to the Miffionary Society of Connecticut, from the 15th of April to the 19th of May. April 23. A ftranger May.10. Ladies' Society in Norwich 11. From Hon. J. Treadwell and Rev. Abel Flint, 12. Friend of Miffions of New-Haven A friend of Miffions 1024 39 12 O 50 208 5 1262 44 |