8. The Executive Committee shall have power to fill any vacancies which may occur among the officers between any two annual meetings. 9. Any amendments of this Constitution shall be proposed at one annual meeting, and may be accepted at the next anniversary, if two thirds of the members present be in favour of such amendments. Rev. H. WARE, JR. REV. JAMES WALKER. Rev. SAM'L. BARRETT, -Rev. EZRA S. GANNETT, Secretary. Mr. LEWIS TAPPAN, Treasurer, 19 Water Street. The Directors, Secretary, and Treasurer constitute the Execu tive Committee. *N. A. HAVEN, jr. Esq. of Portsmouth, N. H. was elected a VicePresident at the annual meeting, but died after a short illness, on the 3d of June. His death has removed one of the most active friends of virtue and piety.-The names of those only who have accepted the offices to which they were elected, are printed. DEPOSITORIES. County depositories have been established in the following places. Auxiliary Associations may receive their tracts either from the general agent, or from the county depositories. BOSTON, DAVID REED, General Agent, 81 Washington Street. MASSACHUSETTS. Salem, J. R. Buffum. Concord, John Stacy. Hingham, David Andrews. Plymouth, A. Danforth. Yarmouth, H. G. Thacher. Cambridge, James Brown. Worcester, C. Harris. Northampton, Cephas Clapp. Springfield, Elisha Edwards. Greenfield J. A Saxton. NEW HAMPSHIRE. Concord, J. B. Moore. Portsmouth, J. W. Foster. Keene, John Prentiss. Amherst, S. L. Benden. MAINE. Hallowell, Glazier & Co. Brunswick, Ethan Earle. Eastport, Daniel Kilby. CONNECTICUT. Brooklyn, Rev. S. J. May. NEW YORK. New York, Barnabas Bates. SOUTH CAROLINA. Charleston, Hurlbut & Lloyd. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washington, Barton and Brannan. TRACTS. The Faith once Delivered to the Saints, 2d edition, pp. 24-3 cents. One Hundred Scriptural Arguments for the Unitarian Faith, 2d edition, pp. 16-2 cents. Discourse on Human Depravity, by Edmund Q. Sewall, 2d edition, pp. 42-5 cents. Omniscience the Attribute of the Father Only. By Rev. Joseph Hutton, 2d edition, pp. 36-4 cents. On the Religious Phraseology of the New Testament and of the Present Day, pp. 34-4 cents. A Letter on the Principles of the Missionary Enterprise, pp. 40 -4 cents. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE AMERICAN UNITARIAN ASSOCIATION. WITH AN APPENDIX. BOSTON, BOWLES AND DEARBORN, 72 WASHINGTON STREET. GENERAL DEPOSITORY OF THE AMERICAN UNITARIAN ASSO CIATION. AMERICAN UNITARIAN ASSOCIATION. THE SECOND ANNUAL MEETING Or the American Unitarian Association was held in Boylston Hall, Washington Street, Boston, on Tuesday evening, May 29th, 1827, Rev. Dr Bancroft presiding. Rev. Dr Thayer of Lancaster offered prayers. The record of the proceedings at the last anniversary was read by the Secretary. The Treasurer read the following Report, which was accepted. TREASURER'S REPORT. The Treasurer, at the last anniversary, submitted his first Annual Report, with a certificate of the Auditors, certifying that the accounts to the 31st December, 1825, had been examined, with the vouchers, leaving a balance in his hands of $545,22. At the same time a pro forma account was exhibited, (which will be included in the account of the present year) from January 1, to May 29, 1826, with a balance of money on hand, $709,98. The Treasurer now presents his second Annual Report, embracing the period from January 1, 1826, to May 24, 1827, a year and upwards of four months, with the certificate of the Auditors. |