Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-26


College Station .phen Olio.
Martin p. Parks, Professor Of Mathematics in
Randolph Macon College.
Edward d. SINS. Professor OF Languages.
Lorenzo Les, Principal Of he Prel'sr" DRY School
John Early. J. A. Miller. and }. Kerr, Coeg,
Agents.
Norfolk Dia,iet-Caieh Leach, p. f.
Norfolk-W William a. Smith.
Postsmou h-rho mas Cr,wIcr.
Princes Anne-Th,mas Jones.
Mirfreesborough Henry A. R'vss, Sup.
Berthe William PeIl
Gates Vernon Eskr.dgc.
Edcnton-9amuei i. Norman.
C"mden-A. Norman, J. Atkinson, s1p.
SrfoIk-B. b. MILES.
Els beth C.y-John w. White,
en,ilhkeid-J. u. tlaiste.d, }. l. ar.
Roanoks D;str,s,-J. Carson, P. c.
Roanoke Cmcun-G. w. Dye. Thomas X
Brame. Sup.
Tar Rve,-P. Doub. J. T,n,ley.
Albemarle Sound-John I. 81. Clair.
Neuse-J"hn K. Bennett.
Cnrri,uck AMI Mnttamuskeet--T. Garrard.
Port. mouth and Q Tacocks M,ssion-tienry ID
Wood
Washington and Plymouth NJ. Boa,~rshL
Taiborvugh Benz. Wa son.
!Newbe,n D.aIiet-J. Reid, r. Z.
Raleigh CITY James Jameison.
Raleigh Cincun-J Pursis, b. +. Blake, Sup
Duplm- w. NJ Jordan.
Top. all Inlet-J. NJ. L"wis
Trent r. Newcomb, c. Hooks, SUP.
Beaufort-H. w. Kelly.
Strni,s-John Lewis.
Newbcrn- George w. Langhornr.
Snow Hill William vi. Schoohold.
flaw River--Dsn,el Cuibreth.
Pn,.borough-W ,am Gloss.
D.nvik Dlariet--Jnme. McAJen. r. E.
Granv,lle-H. T. Wrssherly.
Petson-JOshua Betfe',
Ban,s,er-D. B. Nicholson.
Franklln--J. NJ. d ,rien.
Caswe!I- William Anjrrson.
Pulsvlvania- Thomas 3. Campbell, w uolmes,
Sup.
H,ll,borough-A.H II. Kennedy.
Chslham--B. N. Barnes.
Milton and DanvIlio--S S. Bryant.
Salisbury D,,t,iet-Abram Penn, r. E.
Gr,ensb roug Rober, o Burton,
GnilEnd-Josh"s Leigh, =: M. Sharpe.
Pa,riek-R. @. Bass.
S,okes-Groge w. S Harper.
Snuy- Hilary II. T'rpeu.
Whkrs-J. =. Owen.
Irrde-H. Speck.
Kowan-T. Barnum
Davidson Samuel Pearee
r ,ndolph--J mes B. Afford WIN. w. Alben.
Salisbury and Lexington -ThaIes Mcdonald
Da ,,c, Hall, Conference Missionary Agent.
Henry Alley Wp. without "a" npPo'n 'ncnt
n The mex, Annual Conference ~ 10 held Al
Norfolk on the 10Th OF Febru'ry, 1886.
During the session Of Cont renee. the anniver,n
'rsmuprancc ipS
were the former on the evening OF the I'h,
and The latter on the 10 h inst. Al iro,ses were
delivered before the Missionary Society, hy tn"
Rev Messrs. Doggett, Leigh and Smith, and col
lection in am of us bent fren purposes, amounting
10 about Sl2b, was taken up. The frmp"ranc
Surety was address, d by the Rev. Alcss's SrJo"
and Leigh. both Of whom interpreted their fenn'k-
with anecdocs, str,klngly illustrative Of the perm
c,ous aud destructive character Of the vice OF IN en-
per.nce. The former gentleman was peculiarly
hul,ry and Epcblc, employing satire as w'h 's
argument, in vndra'in. the necessity OF Concerto
action, and in repelIing the objections that are usu
ally made by temperate men, who refuse 10 unit
with Temperance Societies
The pulp,t Of the Methods, Episcopal Church
WIS occupied thrice each day, ana 'h"se "f som
Other DENOMINATIONS occasionally, inrlns the Sos
sion OF the Conference, AMI on the two SaObat"s
which intervene the Churches OF each de"o ntn"-
ton in this place, tPs"sbyeran, Ep>copallan,
BoptIs,. AID Protcsont Nj ,hod st,) were thrown
omen To ITS ministers. Dad we approve at the IL"
common habi, of eulog ga. he ,'oq ard abb
iuv of Rev, rend G. nemen. or did We believe that
thew vera themselves pie sod with such eomp'-
msoisry notices we might specify moe than on
whose powerful discusses snchaintd The attention
Of ,hron.-G mnl tuJcs. But, VIZ in'bear Most o'
these sef.dcny,ng .bofers IN the greet work
evsneeliz,ny the world have gone to the 's,ee W.
fields ass enrd them by the Church, "bear'ns pc
cious seod"-and, carrying with them as VIC donh
no, they d. tho o,d wsh's and the prayers ut all
who propu,ly mp, ecia the ardu"us character OF
their duties, we but express the hope. connn To all
who have enj yed the benea. OF 'hs'r con"seis ana
e,bo,ts,ion., tna, they nv return To their mex
annual eonvoea,ion bearing their sheuVes ~'th
them"
ft A hre occurred IN S,aun'on. on the 10 II
;n,, which however. was arrested after the ue
,,rue,ion of the building, owned by NJ. JOSEPH
Points. on the main street, in which It or'glna rd
While the he VAS rigging, John Cochran, Esq
who had been in feeble ht alth for some ime nj the
manic Of the moment, burst blood vessel and Eel
dead.
~ The Ensis h papers are very severe N ihe'
..oe.,.n,. an the conduct Of the French govern
men,, .oushiss he treaty oflndsmniiy