Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-14
COMMUNICATING the yirsin'a..
MEruoplsr AssocIArEp CHURCH.

greeaby TO appointment, aud adjouTnci on
tuesday the 9th.
Great harmony and unanimiiy Of sentiment.
prevailed among the members throughout the
session.
The Conference was favored with visit.
from the Rev, Nicholas Suethen, Prcsidrm of
the Mary land Conference, whose prrsen 20 aud
council ~ the Conference, ard eloquent aud
godlv Instructions from the pulpit, will long be
remembered nv all WIN heard him.
The agents appointed Tor this State, Ivy ,hn
last General Convention, TO lorm societies IN.
der the Conventional articles, succeeded rs
well. or better, than could have been reasnna.
bly, expected. Much encouragement was teii
from the information received, concerning the
present condition aud future prospect OF this
infant branch ofthr kedeemer's Church,
The following ministers entered their names
on the travelling lisi John French, John u.
lildsn Geo. RrId Alexandrr McCsine Brnr-
dict Burgess. Miles King. Richard la,iimort.
YIN. II. Conann, VIM. fmntll. iuhn Perciyal,
and Benedict G.. Burg IS, received On proha-
ton.
The Conference adopted the following reso-
luiions:
l. Resoired. That this Conference deeply ia.
pressed win the importance oioabbath schools,
do recommend 10 all the ministers and mem
hers of the Associated Methodist Church, to
use their utmost diligence IN forming ns many
Schools within their respective circuits aud
stations ma may be necessary, for the insirnc.
ton of the rising generation in religious knew
ledge.
. Rssolrea, That this Conferences do highly
appreciate Ia, beney urnt efforts Of the c0ioni.
cation society
3 Rssoiufi That the thanks OF this tonier'
ence be rendered to our worthy brother, (Alens
ander N Caine,) the President thereof ior his
a ffakA ia m
bers dming is SESSION.
i Resolrgd That the thanks 81 this Confer
ence he rendered To the secretary ior his serg
ties.
D Rssolfei That u standiug vote OF thanks
be given r. brother Nicholas Snethcn, for his
visit snd the services which he has rendcrt d
this Conference.
Il Remiprd Tin, this Conference cypress, as
they feel he most grateful sentiments OF chlh'
Inn affection towards the pastors aud members
aftbe Pre.by,erian, Epi.copaI, and BAPTIST
conpreg atoms Of Lvuchbug. who have 40 lib
etaliv 'enii,ied the use of their pulptts To the
Associated Me hodiH Churche,-thcy cannot
but eknres tptir hest wishes 10 them 'udI'dn.
nlly, aud 10 the cit,zrns generally, iot the"
lndne,s and hospitality.
The Rey. Alexander McCains was elected
Prrs,deni ofthe Conference (by unanimous
voie) for the year 1929.
The following isl Of appointments Wa
made;
Eeos-ck Cp9dl--J b Tilden, George
Ri.
Alajac,ps Circui!--Nilcs King, b. G, Bur.
CESS
Northern Aee';--Bcnedci Burgess another
| 10 be- sent.
| dhemnrie--N Pnnell.
Norfolk g. HampioH- John French
| SmiHGefd.-Nm II Comnun.
| Lggrhbug Richard Lalimorc, to change
with d.. French.
(harioHe--Juhn PerciVol.
Brother Tldsly Graham, of Norfolk, was g.
ted Conference Steward.
The next Conierencc to hr held 10 Stuff liz
commencing on he lDh May, 1890.
+ marvel greatly 81 tine surprise and ind.nn-
lion excited by lutec Dauirl's Irtters. ESPECIAL
. = the last (sroud I've secoAd b. the last and
. Gy It's nnricig to obtain seat in the Couven.
: lion. olrs, let u, reason together on this sab.
pct.
put il 10 all randj minds. Whether any
ilins Different could have becu expected In
1 IT, inst place IL was wcll known that his hon
or vs. decidedly opposed - reform Ut h0me. do
ting the struggle brtNecu the hi"uds aud oppo
, nenf. II fh Convention. secondly The present
CO... i9n .uis h's honor very Il. Third.
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