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To balance due from the Deacons, June 30, 1800 13.62
To interest received & due to June 30, 1801 26. 6 To cash of Moses Coolidge & al. for delinquency in paymt of int 1. 5
$321.85
1801
Supra - Cr.
July 1. By James Munro's note of Nov. 29, 1793. 19.39 Moses Coolidge & al. bond, May 6. 1797 125. Jonas Wyeth jun. note Nov. 22, 1793 6.73 Wm Watson & al. bond Oct. 13, 1791. 50. John Walton esq. & al. bond July 17, 1799. 80. 281.12
By cash distributed 9.25
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By interest due on the above Securities, viz,
On James Munro's note fr. March 1. 1799 2.71 Jonas Wyeth jun. note fr. March 1. 1801 .14
Moses Coolidge & al. bond do 2.50
Wm Watson & al. bond do. 1.
John Walton & al. bond do 1.60 7.95
Balance in the hands of the Deacons 23.53
(35) $321.85
This appears to the Committee to be the true state of the above fund, on the 30th of June, 1801
Caleb Gannett
Cambridge July 1. 1801. James Winthrop Aaron Learned
Committee."
"Cambridge, July 1. 1801. We the Deacons of the first Church in Cambridge, have attended the examina- tion of the committee into the state of the church funds, and are satisfied with the foregoing Report, as it respects both the appropriated and unappropriated funds, and we do hereby declare our agreement thereto.
Gideon Frost James Munro John Walton."
The Church voted, that this Report be accepted, and chose brothers Caleb Gannett, James Winthrop, and Timothy L. Jennison, a Committee, to enquire into the state of the Church Stocks, the ensuing year.
1802 July 2.
At a meeting of the church, duly notified, the Committee for enquiring into the state of the church funds made the following REPORT.
THE COMMITTEE, appointed to enquire into the state of the church stock have attended that service, and offer the following statement.
The Deacons of the first Church in Cambridge Dr. To amount of private Securities for monies by them put at interest at 6 Pr cent June 30, 1801 1176.33
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To a State note January 3. 1797
44.94
To 6 Pr cent Stock real value 193.29
To 3 Pr cent Stock 105.43
To interest received & due on Securities to June 30, 1802 124.28
To Contribution money at communion 33.48
To balance in the Deacons' hands, June 30, 1801 66.97
$1744.72
1802
Supra Cr
June 30, By Seth Hastings bond & mortgage June 1. 1788 101.31
William Watson & al. bond, Mar. 30, 1792 76.67
(36)
Nathan & Wm Watson's bond Mar, 16, 1792 233.33
Jonathan Stone & al. bond -- 1,1800 100.
Jonathan Winfhip (Parish Treafurer) note Oct. 4,1790. 111.57
Nathaniel P. Watson & al. note Jan. 24, 1795 34.59
Benjamin Blanchard's bond & mortgage
March 1, 1799
280.
James Munro's note - 1799
63.86
Edward Walker & al. bond April 24, 1800 50.
Samuel Lawrence & al. bond Aug. 14, 1799 35.
Nathan Watson jun. & al. Aug. 17, 1801
100.
Nathan Watson jun. & al. Feb. 11. 1802
50.
A state note Jan. 3. 1797
44.94
6 Pr cent stock
140.57
Deduct principal discted 20.37 120.20
6 Pr cent stock in lieu of deferred stock 70.28
Deduct principal discted 1.40
68.88
3 Pr cent stock 105.43
1575.78
Byinterest due on the following Securities, viz."
On Seth Hastings' bond from March 1,1802 2. 3 Wm Watson & al. bond from March 1,1801 6.13 Nathan Watson & al. bond 1802 4.67 John Stone & al. bond do 2. 0
Jona. Winship's note do 2.23
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Nath1 P.Watson & al. bond fr. 24, June 1801 2.11
Benjamin Blanchard's bond fr. 1st March 1802 5.60
James Munro's note from 1 March 1801 5.11
Sam. Lawrence & al. bond fr. 1 March 1802 0.70
Edw. Walker & al. bond from 1. March 1801 4. 0
Nathan Watson jun. & al. note fr. 1 March 1802 2. 0
ditto do do 0.50
6 Pr cent Stock, including deferred stock
now productive from April 1, 1801 3.16
3 Pr cent stock do 0.79
State note from Jan. 1. 1802
1.12
By cash paid the Treafurer } intt of thefund
28.64
Expences for communion fr. June 30, 1801 to June 30, 1802 23.87
By expence & trouble in negotiating, purchase of stamps &c. 8.
By balance in the Deacons' hands
76.44
The Committee are of opinion and recommend that the private Securities now exprefsed in the late denomina- tion should be exchanged for others in that of federal money; and that no security be taken without a surety or collateral Security.
(37)
One third of the interest of the foregoing Securities is to be paid by the Deacons to the Treafurer of the first Parish in Cambridge on the first day of April 1803, and will amount to $30.31. purfuant to a vote of the church pafsed 18th of June 1773.
The above we find to be the true state of the unappro- priated church fund in the hands of the Deacons on the 30th of June 1802.
The Committee then proceeded to enquire into the
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state of the fund appropriated to the ufe of the Poor of sd Chh & found the Deacons Dr
To sundry Securities for monies at interest June 30, 1801 281.12
To balance due from the deacons do 23.53
To interest received & due to June 30. 1802 24.81
$329.46
1802
Supra Cr June 30. By James Munro's note of Nov. 29,
1793 19.39
Moses Coolidge & al. bond May 6, 1797 125.
Jonas Wyeth jun. note Nov. 22, 1793 6.73
Wm Watson & al. bond, Oct. 13, 1791. 50.
John Walton esq & al. bond July 17, 1799 By cash distributed
80. 281.12 11.
By interest due on the above Securities
On James Munro's note fr. March 1. 1802 39
Moses Coolidge & al. bond do
10.
Jonas Wyeth jun. note 13
4.
Wm Watson & al. bond do
John Walton Esq. & al. bond do 1.60 16.12
Balance in the hands of the Deacons 21.22
$329.46
This appears to the Committee to be the true state of the above fund on the 30th of June 1802
Caleb Gannett
Cambridge June 30, 1802 James Winthrop Committee."
T. L. Jennison
"Cambridge June 30, 1802. We the Deacons of the first Church in Cambridge have attended the exam- ination of the Committee into the state of the Church funds, and are satisfied with the foregoing Report, as it respects both the appropriated and unappropriated funds: and we do hereby declare our agreement thereto Gideon Frost James Munro John Walton."
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Voted, That the Report be accepted; and that the thanks of the Church be given to the Deacons for their services Voted. That brothers Caleb Gannett, James Winthrop and Timothy L. Jennison be a committee, to inquire into the state of the Church Stock the ensuing year.
1803
1803 July 1. At a meeting of the Church, duly notified, the Committee for enquiring into the state of the church funds made the following REPORT.
"THE COMMITTEE, appointed to enquire into the state of the church stock, have attended that ser- vice, and offer the following statement:
1803
The Deacons of the first Church in Cambridge Dr.
June 30, To balance in their hands June 30, 1802 76.44 To amount of private Securities for monies by them put at interest a 6 Pr cent June 30, 1802 1236.33
To a State note 44.94
To 6 Pr cent Stock real value 189. 8
To 3 Pr cent Stock 105.43
To interest received & due on Securities to June 30, 1803,
129.48
To Contribution money at Communion 35.76
$1817.46
Supra
1803
June 30. By Seth Hastings' bond & mortgage, June 1, 1788 101.31
Nathan & Wm Watson's bond & mortgage March 16, 1792 233.33
Jonthan Stone & al. bond March 1. 1800 100.
Jonathan Winship (Parish Treafr) note Oct. 4. 1790 111.57
Nath1 P. Watson & al. note June 24, 1795
34.59
James Munro's note March 1, 1799 63.86
Samuel Lawrence & al. bond Aug. 14, 1799
35.
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Edward Walker & al. bond April 24, 1800 50.
Nathan Watson jun. & al. note Augt 17, 1801 100.
Nathan Watson jun. & al. note Feb. 11. 1802 50.
Israel Shattuck & al. bond July 13, 1802 60.
William Watson & al. bond
March 29, 1803
380.
A State note
January 1. 1803
35.95
6 Pr cent Stock 140.57
Deduct principal disco & $3.33 over- charged heretofore 29.97
112.60
6 Pr cent Stock in lieu of deferred Stock 70.28
Deduct principal discounted 2.90
67.38
3 Pr cent Stock
105.43
1641. 2
By interest due on the following Securities, viz
On Seth Hastings' bond from March 1. 1803 2. 3 Nathan & Watson & al. bond fr. do 4.67
Jonª Stone & al. bond do 2.
Jonª Winship's note fr. March 1. 1803 8.92
Nath1 P. Watson's note fr June 24, 1802 2.11
James Munro's note from March 1, 1802 8.94
Samuel Lawrence' bond fr. do do
.70
Edward Walker & al. bond fr. do do
5.33
Nathan Watson & al. note from do do 8. Do do do do 4.
Israel Shattuck & al. bond fr. March 1, 1803 1.20
Wm Watson & al. bond from March 29, 1803 5.70
53.60
State Note from January 1, 1803 1. 8
6 Pr cent Stock 6.33
3 Pr cent Stock 1.58
By Cash pd the Treaf" } interest of the fund 30.31
Expences for Communion fr. June 30, 1802
23.67
Expences & trouble in negotiating &c. 8.
Balance in the Deacons' hands 51.87
$1817.46
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The Committee are of opinion, and recommend, that the private Securities now exprefsed in the late denomina- tion should be exchanged for others in that of federal money; and that no Security be taken without a surety or collateral Security
One third of the interest of the foregoing Securities is to be paid by the Deacons to the Treafurer of the first Parish in Cambridge on the first day of April 1804, and will amount to $31.65, purfuant to a vote of the Church pafsed June 18th 1773.
(40)
The above we find to be the true state of the [un]appro- priated Church fund in the hands of the Deacons, on the 30th of June 1803.
The Committee further recommend a Sale of the pub- lick Securities.
The Committee then proceeded to enquire into the state of the fund appropriated to the ufe of the Poor of said Church, and found the Deacons Dr 1803
June 30. To sundry Securities for monies at interest
June 30, 1802, 281.12
To Balance in the hands of the Deacons do 21.22
To Interest received & due to June 30, 1803 34.54
$336.88
Supra
1803
June 30. By James Munro's note of Nov. 29, 1793 Moses Coolidge & al. bond May 6. 1797. 125.
19.39
Jonas Wyeth junr. note Nov. 22, 1793 6.73
John Walton Esq. & al. bond July 17, 1799 80.
William Watson & al. bond March 29, 1803 80.
11. By Cash distributed
By Interest due on the above Securities, viz On James Munro's note from March 1, 1802 1.55
Moses Coolidge's bond from do do 10.
Jonas Wyeth Jun. note from do 1803 13
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John Walton Esq. bond from do 1803 1.60 Wm Watson's bond from March 29, 1803 1.20 14.48
Balance in the Deacons' hands 28
$336.88
This appears to the Committee to be the true state of the above fund on the 30th of June 1803
Caleb Gannett James Winthrop Timothy L. Jennison
Committee."
Cambridge June 30, 1803
"Cambridge June 30, 1803, We, the Deacons of the first Church in Cambridge have attended the examina- tion of the Committee into the state of the Church funds under our care, and are satisfied with the foregoing Report, as it respects both the appropriated and unap- propriated funds; and do hereby declare our agreement thereto.
Gideon Frost James Munro John Walton."
(41)
Voted, That this Report be accepted. Voted, That brothers Caleb Gannett, James Winthrop, and Timothy L. Jennison, be a committee, to inquire into the state of the Church Stocks, the ensuing year.
1804.
1804
April 5. At a meeting of the Church, duly notified, for the pur- pose of electing a DEACON, to supply the vacancy, occa- sioned by the death of Deacon FROST; after prayer by the Pastor for divine direction, the brethren proceeded to bring in their written votes; and it appeared, that, of fifteen votes, fourteen were for brother WILLIAM HILLIARD and he was accordingly declared to be chosen.
The Deacon elect offered a modest excufe for declin- ing the choice, on account of his early age *; but. after
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due consideration, he accepted it, and signified his accept- ance by afsisting at the next communion service. *He is in his 26th year; is a son of my worthy predecessor in the ministry; and, though recently admitted into our Church, has been several years a member of a church in Boston, and has had frequent communion with us.
A. H.
1804
Nov. 2. At a meeting of the Church, the Committee for enquir- ing into the state of the Church Funds made the following REPORT:
THE COMMITTEE, appointed to enquire into the state of the Church stock, have attended that service, and offer the following statement.
The Deacons of the first Church in Cambridge Dr
1804
June 30. To balance in their hands Pr Report June 30, 1803 51.87
To amount of private Securities for monies by them put at interest at 6 Pr cent. June 30, 1803 1319.66
(42)
To a State Note
35.95
To 6 Pr cent Stock real value 112.60
To do in lieu of deferred Stock do 67.38
To 3 Pr cent Stock 105.43
To intt recd & due on private Securities to June 30, 1804,
135.90
To Contribution money at Communion
33.49
To interest & discount on pub. Securities to Jany 1804 29.16
1891.44
Deduct reduction of state Note contained in the last charge 7.19
$1884.25
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1804
June 30. By Seth Hastings' bond & mortgage June 1, 1788 101.31
Nathaniel & William Watson's bond March 16, 1792 233.33
Jonathan Stone & al. bond March 1, 1800
100.
Nathaniel P. Watson's note June 24, 1795
34.59
Samuel Lawrence & al. bond Augt 14, 1799 35
Edward Walker & al. bond April 24. 1800
50.
Nathan Watson jun. & al. note Aug. 17, 1801. 100.
do do. & al. note Feb. 11. 1802 50
60.
Israel Shattuck & al. bond July 13, 1802 William Watson & al. bond March 29, 1803
380.
Timothy L. Jennison's note Dec. 14, 1803
15.81
William Watson & al. note March, 1. 1804
215.
James Munro & al note March 1. 1804
97. 4
A State Note Interest from Jan. 1. 1804 6 Pr cent Stock
140.57
112.21
6 Pr cent in lieu of deferred 70.28
Deduct principal discounted 4.58
65.70
3 Pr cent Stock
105.43
1784.18
(43)
By Interest due on the following Securities, viz. On Seth Hastings Bond from March 1, 1804 2. 3
Nathan & Wm Watson's bond fr. do 4.67
Jonathan Stone & al . fr, do 2.
Nath1 P. Watson & al. note from June 24, 1804. 4
Samuel Lawrence bond fr. March 1, 1804
.70
Edwd Walker & al. bond fr. March 1, 1803 4.
Nathan Watson jun. & al. fr. March 1, 1804 2.
Do & al. from do 1.
Israel Shattuck & al. from do 1.20
28.76
Deduct Principal discted 28.36
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Wm Watson & al. from do 7.60
Timothy L. Jennison from Dec. 14, 1803 .51
William Watson & al. from March 1, 1804 4.30
..
James Munro & al. from do 1.94
31.99 .72
State Note from January 1, 1804
6 Pr cent
3.36
Do in lieu of deferred
1.97
3 Pr cent
1.58
By Cash paid the Treafurer } intt of the fund
31.65
By Expences for Communion from June 30, 1803 22.62
By Expence & trouble in negotiating &c
8.
1886.07
Deduct due to the Poor's fund
4.80
1881.27
Balance in the Deacons' hands
2.95
$1884.25
The committee are of opinion and recommend, that the private Securities now exprefsed in the late denomina- tion should be exchanged for others in that of federal money; and that no Security be taken without a Surety or collateral Security.
One third of the interest of the foregoing Securities is to be paid by the Deacons to the Treafurer of the first Parish in Cambridge on the first day of April 1805, and will amount to $34.53 purfuant to a vote of the Church pafsed June 18th 1773.
(44)
The Committee recommend a sale of the Public Securi- ties.
The above we find to be the true state of the [un]appro- priated Church fund in the hands of the Deacons on the 30th of June 1804.
The Committee then proceeded to enquire into the state
,
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of the Fund, appropriated to the ufe of the poor of said Church, and found the Deacons Dr.
1804
June 30. To sundry Securities for monies at intt June 30, 1803 311.12
To balance in the hands of the Deacons do. 28.
To interest recd & due to June 30, 1804 33.14
$372.26
Supra Cr.
1804
June 30. By James Munro & al. note March 1, 1804 21.72
Mofes Coolidge & al. bond May 6. 1797 125.
Jonas Wyeth jun. note Nov. 22, 1793 6.73
John Walton Esq. & al. bond July 17, 1799 80.
Wm Watson & al. bond March 29, 1803 80.
313.45
By int due on the above Securities from the
1st of March last to this day, 4 months 6.27
By Cash distributed 11.70
By Cash due from Church fund
4.80
Balance in the Deacons hands 36.04
$372.26
This appears to the Committee to be the true state of the above Fund on the 30th of June 1804.
Caleb Gannett Two of the
Cambridge June 30.1804 James Winthrop Committee."
Cambridge, June 30, 1804, We the Deacons of the first Church in Cambridge have attended the examina- tion of the Committee into the state of the Church funds under our care and are satisfied with the foregoing Re- port, as it respects both the appropriated and unappro-
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(45)
priated Funds; and do hereby declare our agreement thereto.
John Walton William Hilliard."
Whereupon Voted, That this Report be accepted. Voted, That brothers Caleb Gannett, James Winthrop, and Timothy L. Jennison, be a Committee to inquire into the state of the Church Stock the enfuing year.
1805
1805 Jany 4. At a meeting of the Church, duly notified, for the purpose of electing a DEACON, to supply the vacancy, occafioned by the death of Deacon MUNRO; after prayer by the Pastor for divine direction, the brethren proceeded to bring in their written votes and it appeared, that of ten votes, nine were for brother JOSIAH MOORE, and he was accordingly declared to be chosen.
William Dewey, a member of the church, being guilty of the sin of fornication previously to his late marriage and having been repeatedly conversed with by the Pastor and admonished, having also uniformly exprefsed peni- tence for the offence, was at length encouraged to offer a Confesion to the Church. At the aforesaid meeting of the Church the following Confefsion was accordingly presented; and voted to be satisfactory :
"I desire with shame and deep humiliation to confefs "before God, that I have not guarded as I ought against "indulgence to youthful lusts; but have violated the "laws of Chriftian purity and thus have given just caufe "of offence to the Church of which I am a member, as "well as exposed myself to the displeafure of a holy "God. Truly sensible, as I trust of my folly and sin, "I humbly ask forgivnefs of my Maker and intreat you "to restore me to your charity and fellowship, and ask "your prayers for me, that I may be preserved from "sin in future, and enabled by God's grace to adorn the "doctrine of my saviour,
Cambridge Nov. 4, 1804. William Dewey"
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1805 May 3.
At a meeting of the Church it was voted.
That the pastor of the church with brothers, C. Gannett. & J. Winthrop be a committee, to consider the expediency of procuring religious books for the ufe of the members of the church; and whether it be advis- able to apply for that purpose the surplusage of the con- tribution money, collected at the communion; and make report to the church.
July 5.
The Committee, appointed by the vote of the church, last recorded, made the following report to the Church, at a regular meeting.
The Committee, appointed to consider the exped- inecy of procuring religious books for the ufe of the mem- bers of the church; and whether it be advifable to apply for that purpose the surplusage of the contribu- tion money, collected at the communion, beg leave to report.
"That, on examination, they find, that, by a vote of "the Church 27 May 1773, the surplusage of the money, "raised by contribution at the communion, is incorporated "with the funds of the church; and therefore they judge "it not advisable to apply it to the object proposed.
"The Committee, notwithstanding, recommend, that "a contribution be made by the Church, for purchas- "ing religious books for the use of members, under such "regulations, as the Church shall see fit to establish.
"The Committee also recommend, that the Report "of the Committee of the Church, made 18 June 1773,* "designating the most proper way of improving the "church funds, be read annually, previous to the appoint- "ment of a committee to inquire into the state of the "church funds."
"Cambridge 1 July 1805. A. Holmes, Pr order."
* See pp. 108, 109, 184, of the old book of Chh. Records. Voted, That said Report be accepted.
Voted That the same Committee prepare a list of suitable books for the purpose aforesaid, with an estimate of the expense
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Voted, That the Report of 18 June 1773, so far as it relates to the Contribution at the Communion, be read next Lord's day after the Communion service.
1805.
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Nov. 1. At a meeting of the Church the following Report was read.
"The Committee appointed to prepare a list of Books, "for the ufe of the Members of the Church, have attended "that service, and beg leave to report: That, in their "judgment, the following books are well adapted to the end proposed, viz.
The Holy Bible
Leslie's Short & Easy Method with Deifts
Baxter's Saints Rest
Watts's Hymns
Wilson's Sacra Privata
Doddridge's Rife & Progrefs of Relig.
Evans' Sermons
Mason's Remains
Doddridge's Ten Sermons
Grosvenor's Mourner
Mason on Self Knowledge
Doddridge's Adrefs to Maftr Namly.
Bell on the Lord's Supper
Grove on do
Orton's Sermons to the Aged
Leechman on Prayer
Friendly Visit to Houfe of Mourng.
Sturms' Reflections (Harris)
Wilberforce on Christianity
West & Littleton on do.
"The Committee estimate the expense of said books at "$13.50.
"The Committee recommend, that the money, which "may be raised by contribution for procuring said books "(in conformity to the vote of the church 5 July), be "committed to the Deacons in trust; they also recom- "mend, that a Committee be appointed to procure said "books; and, if there be a surplus of money, after they
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"shall be procured, to make report thereof to the Church.
"Cambridge, 31 Oct' 1805." A. Holmes Pr order
Whereupon the Church voted, that this Report be accepted.
Voted, That each of the Deacons be furnished with a Subscription Paper, and present it to the several mem- bers of the church, to raife a sum for the purpose afore- said; and that the Deacons be authorized to receive any of the books abovesaid toward such subscription.
Voted, That the money and books, which shall be so collected, be delivered over to the Pastor of the Church; and that the books be deposited in some place, for the use of the members.
Voted, That the Committee, formerly appointed for the selection of books, be a Committee to procure them, when the contribution shall be completed.
Voted. That the said books be committed to the care of the Pastor.
Voted, That the aforesaid Committee be a Com- mittee to prepare Regulations respecting the ufe of the books.
(48)
1805
Nov. 1. At a meeting of the Church, duly notified, the Committee for enquiring into the state of the Church Funds, made the following REPORT.
"The Committee, appointed to enquire into the state of the Church Stock, have attended that service, and offer the following Statement:
The Deacons of the first Church in Cambridge Dr
1805
June 29. To balance in their hands Pr report June 30, 1804 2.98
To amount of private Securities for monies by
them put at interest at 6 Pr cent June 30, 1804 1472. 8 To a State Note 28.76
112.21
To 6 Pr cent
To do in lieu of deferred 65.70
To 3 Pr cent Stock 105.43
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To interest received & due on private Securities to June 30, 1805 To interest and discount on public Secties to July 1, 1805 To Contribution money at Communion
119.85
30. 5
36.87
Supra Cr
1805
June 29. By Seth Hastings bond & mortgage June 1, 1788 101.31
Nathan & Wm Watson's bond March 16, 1792 233.33
Jonathan Stone & al. do March 1, 1800 100.
Nath1 P. Watson & al. note June 24, 1795 34.59
Edward [Walker] & al. bond Nathan Watson jun. & al. note do do
April 24, 1800
Aug. 17, 1801 100.
Feb. 11, 1802
50.
Israel Shattuck & al. bond
July 19, 1802
60.
William Watson & al. note
March 1, 1804 215.
Do & al. bond
March 29, 1803 380.
Do & al. note
June 18, 1805 100.
James Munro & al. note
March 18, 1804 97 4
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By interest due on the following securities, viz. On Seth Hastings bond from March 1,1805 2. 3
Nathan & Wm Watson's bond from March 1 1805 4.67
Jona Stone & al. bond from do 2.
Nath1 P. Watson & al. note from June 24, 1805 4
Edward Walker & al. bond from March
1805 1. 0
Nathan Watson junr. & al. note fr. March 1, 1805 2.
Do do 1.
Israel Shattuck & al. bond fr. March 1, 1805 1.20
Wm Watson & al. note from
do
4.30
Do bond from do 7.60
1973.93
50.
1521.27
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Do note from June 18, 1805 .17 James Munro & al. note from March 1, 1804 7.76
33.77
By proceeds of the public Securities, sold 217.89 Discount in the sales 94.21 312.10
By cash paid the Treafurer } intt of the Fund 34.53 By a chest for containing the Church plate 5.
By expenses & trouble in negotiating &c. 10.
By expences of Communion from June 30, 1804 23.84
Balance in the Deacons' hands 33.42
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