Communications relative to the Board and its missions, generally, may be addressed to SOLOMON PECK, Cor. Sec. Baptist Miss. Rooms, Boston, Mass. Donations and appropriations, and letters relating thereto, should be addressed to The Missionary Rooms are in Joy's Building, 81 Washington Street. LETTERS, &c., FOR MISSIONARIES. Communications addressed to Missionaries of the Board, will be forwarded by the earliest opportunities to their respective destinations, if sent, post paid, to the Missionary Rooms, as above. All boxes, packages, &c., designed for missionary stations, should be addressed to the care of the Treasurer; and letters of advice should be sent to the same, outside, with the names of the donors, together with a full schedule of the articles contained, and an estimate of their value. This is especially important in regard to parcels designed for stations in the east, as they are liable to be searched, and their contents to be injured, at the custom-house where landed, unless the consignee is advised of their contents and value. Care should be taken, in making up parcels, packing boxes, &c., to prevent damage of goods, from placing too near them articles liable to be affected by extreme heat or other change of climate. Packages for India should not include sugar in any shape, its importation being strictly prohibited. THE BAPTIST MISSIONARY MAGAZINE Is published on the first of every month, in numbers of, at least, one and a half sheet, or twentyfour pages octavo, and contains an account of the proceedings of the General Convention, and of the Board, a monthly list of receipts into the Treasury, a connected view of all the Missions of the Board, including journals and letters of the Missionaries, summary notices of other Missionary Societies, and occasional statements and essays relative to Foreign Missions. AGENCIES. The General Agent of the Magazine is REV. WILLIAM HEATH, No. 13 Joy's Building, Boston, to whom, or to either of the local agents, applications and payments for the same may be made. The names and residences of local agents are given on the last page of the cover. TERMS OF PAYMENT. The price of the Magazine is one dollar per annum, payable in advance. Payments may be made through the postmasters, who are authorised by law to receipt for the same; the receipts being sent to the General Agent, will be put to the credit of subscribers thus paying. Agents and subscribers will be considered as continuing their subscriptions, until they notify the General Agent to the contrary. New subscriptions may commence either in January or July. GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION. The Magazine is sent gratuitonsly, on application, to the secretary of every society auxiliary to the Board, and to the pastor of every church that regularly contributes, at the Monthly Concert, to their funds. TO AGENTS. Any agent on becoming responsible for twenty copies, sent to one address, will be allowed twenty per cent. discount; for fifty copies, twenty-five per cent; and for one hundred copies or more, thirty per cent.; payments to be forwarded to the General Agent, on the delivery of the third number. Any agent, or other individual where there is no local agent, shall be entitled, on the payment of ten dollars, to twelve copies. Money may be enclosed in letter and sent to the General Agent at our risk. Form of a devise of lands, tenements, &c., to the Convention.” I also give, bequeath, and devise to The General Convention of the Baptist Denomination in the United States, for Foreign Missions, and other important objects relating to the Redeemer's kingdom, one certain lot of land, with the buildings thereon standing-[Here describe the premises with exactness and particularity]—to be held and possessed by the said Convention, their successors and assigns, forever, for the purposes specified in the Act of Incorporation. Form of a Legacy to the Convention. I also give and bequeath to The General Convention of the Baptist Denomination in the United ates, for Foreign Missions, and other important objects relating to the Redeemer's kingdom, dollars, for the purposes of the Convention, as specified in the Act of Incorporation. And I hereby direct my executor to pay said sum to the Treasurer of said Convention, taking a receipt therefor, within months after my decease. Communications relative to the Board and its missions, generally, may be addressed to SOLOMON PECK, Cor. Sec. Baptist Miss. Rooms, Boston, Mass. Donations and appropriations, and letters relating thereto, should be addressed to The Missionary Rooms are in Joy's Building, 81 Washington Street. LETTERS, &c., FOR MISSIONARIES. Communications addressed to Missionaries of the Board, will be forwarded by the earliest opportunities to their respective destinations, if sent, post paid, to the Missionary Rooms, as above. All boxes, packages, &c., designed for missionary stations, should be addressed to the care of the Treasurer; and letters of advice should be sent to the same, outside, with the names of the donors, together with a full schedule of the articles contained, and an estimate of their value. This is especially important in regard to parcels designed for stations in the east, as they are liable to be searched, and their contents to be injured, at the custom-house where landed, unless the consignee is advised of their contents and value. Care should be taken, in making up parcels, packing boxes, &c., to prevent damage of goods, from placing too near them articles liable to be affected by extreme heat or other change of climate. Packages for India should not include sugar in any shape, its importation being strictly prohibited. THE BAPTIST MISSIONARY MAGAZINE Is published on the first of every month, in numbers of, at least, one and a half sheet, or twentyfour pages octavo, and contains an account of the proceedings of the General Convention, and of the Board, a monthly list of receipts into the Treasury, a connected view of all the Missions of the Board, including journals and letters of the Missionaries, summary notices of other Missionary Societies, and occasional statements and essays relative to Foreign Missions. AGENCIES. The General Agent of the Magazine is REV. WILLIAM HEATH, No. 13 Joy's Building, Boston, to whom, or to either of the local agents, applications and payments for the same may be made. The names and residences of local agents are given on the last page of the cover. TERMS OF PAYMENT. The price of the Magazine is one dollar per annum, payable in advance. Payments may be made through the postmasters, who are authorised by law to receipt for the same; the receipts being sent to the General Agent, will be put to the credit of subscribers thus paying. Agents and subscribers will be considered as continuing their subscriptions, until they notify the General Agent to the contrary. New subscriptions may commence either in January or July. GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION. The Magazine is sent gratuitously, on application, to the secretary of every society auxiliary to the Board, and to the pastor of every church that regularly contributes, at the Monthly Concert, to their funds. TO AGENTS. Any agent on becoming responsible for twenty copies, sent to one address, will be allowed twenty per cent. discount; for fifty copies, twenty-five per cent; and for one hundred copies or more, thirty per cent.; payments to be forwarded to the General Agent, on the delivery of the third number. Any agent, or other individual where there is no local agent, shall be entitled, on the payment of teu dollars, to twelve copies. Money may be enclosed in letter and sent to the General Agent at our risk. Form of a devise of lands, tenements, &c., to the Convention. I also give, bequeath, and devise to The General Convention of the Baptist Denomination in the United States, for Foreign Missions, and other important objects relating to the Redeemer's kingdom, one certain lot of land, with the buildings thereon standing-[Here describe the premises with exactness and particularity]—to be held and possessed by the said Convention, their successors and assigns, forever, for the purposes specified in the Act of Incorporation. Form of a Legacy to the Convention. I also give and bequeath to The General Convention of the Baptist Denomination in the United Bates, for Foreign Missions, and other important objects relating to the Redeemer's kingdom, dollars, for the purposes of the Convention, as specified in the Act of Incorporation. And I hereby direct my executor to pay said sum to the Treasurer of said Convention, taking a receipt therefor, within months after my decease Communications relative to the Board and its missions, generally, may be addressed to SOLOMON PECK, Cor. Sec. Baptist Miss. Rooms, Boston, Mass. Donations and appropriations, and letters relating thereto, should be addressed to The Missionary Rooms are in Joy's Building, 81 Washington Street. LETTERS, &c., FOR MISSIONARIES. Communications addressed to Missionaries of the Board, will be forwarded by the earliest opportunities to their respective destinations, if sent, post paid, to the Missionary Rooms, as above. All boxes, packages, &c., designed for missionary stations, should be addressed to the care of the Treasurer; and letters of advice should be sent to the same, outside, with the names of the donors, together with a full schedule of the articles contained, and an estimate of their value. This is especially important in regard to parcels designed for stations in the east, as they are liable to be searched, and their contents to be injured, at the custom-house where landed, unless the consignee is advised of their contents and value. Care should be taken, in making up parcels, packing boxes, &c., to prevent damage of goods, from placing too near them articles liable to be affected by extreme heat or other change of climate. Packages for India should not include sugar in any shape, its importation being strictly prohibited. THE BAPTIST MISSIONARY MAGAZINE Is published on the first of every month, in numbers of, at least, one and a half sheet, or twentyfour pages octavo, and contains an account of the proceedings of the General Convention, and of the Board, a monthly list of receipts into the Treasury, a connected view of all the Missions of the Board, including journals and letters of the Missionaries, summary notices of other Missionary Societies, and occasional statements and essays relative to Foreign Missions. AGENCIES. The General Agent of the Magazine is REV. WILLIAM HEATH, No. 13 Joy's Building, Boston, to whom, or to either of the local agents, applications and payments for the same nay be made. The names and residences of local agents are given on the last page of the cover. TERMS OF PAYMENT. The price of the Magazine is one dollar per annum, payable in advance. Payments may be made through the postmasters, who are authorised by law to receipt for the same; the receipts being sent to the General Agent, will be put to the credit of subscribers thus paying. Agents and subscribers will be considered as continuing their subscriptions, until they notify the General Agent to the contrary. New subscriptions may commence either in January or July. GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION. The Magazine is sent gratuitonsly, on application, to the secretary of every society auxiliary to the Board, and to the pastor of every church that regularly contributes, at the Monthly Concert, to their funds. TO AGENTS. Any agent on becoming responsible for twenty copies, sent to one address, will be allowed twenty per cent. discount; for fifty copies, twenty-five per cent; and for one hundred copies or more, thirty per cent.; payments to be forwarded to the General Agent, on the delivery of the third number. Any agent, or other individual where there is no local agent, shall be entitled, on the payment of ten dollars, to twelve copies. Money may be enclosed in letter and sent to the General Agent at our risk. Postage on the Magazine. By the new Postage Law the term "newspaper" is defined to be "any printed publication issued in numbers, consisting of not more than two sheets, and published at short stated intervals of not more than one month, conveying intelligence of passing events." The Magazine is a work of this description; the Attorney General of the United States is understood to have decided that publications like the Magazine are to be charged with only newspaper postage. |