The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-01-10
LIST OF APPOINTMENTS
OfMe South Carolina Annual Con ference, 1849

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OfMe South Carolina Annual Conf ference, 1s4:
Charleston District-P. E s.. w. Capers
Charles,on.-W. NJ. Wightman, Edito
Southern Christian Advocate.
Cumberland WhitpfDord Smith.
Trini.y.-C. H. Prtchard.
Bethel.-J. A. Porter.
St. James.-A. G. Stacy.
Black Swamp.-W. A. McSwain, Thoma
Mitchell.
Sav. River Mission.-P. in C. 10 be supplied
H. F. Porter.
Colleton Neck Mission.-Joseph Warnock
Walterboro'.-A. w. Walker, A. J. Mey.
nard
Combahee and Ashepoo Mission.-J. R
Cobern, A. Chrielzberg.
Orangeburg.-W. G. Conner.
Cypress.-W. C. Kirkland, G. w. Moore
Pom Pom Mission.-s. p. Taylor.
Cooper River.-J. w. Kelly.
" Mission.-T. E. Ledbetter
Beaufort and Prince William Missiou.-D
D. Cox, l.. A. Johnson.
Edisto. Jehossee, and Fennick Island.-C
Wilson, L. NJ. Banks.
Cokes6ury Dislrict.-P. E.-W. A. Game
well.
Edgp6eld.-W. P. Mouzon, A. L. Smith.
Cokesbury.-C. A. Crowel, ]. T. Munds.
Pickens. R. P. Franks.
Paris Mountain.-D. w. Seal.
Pendleton.-Miles Pucket.
Greenville St.-S. NJ. Green.
Greenville Cir.-A. B. McGilvray, J. Fin.
ger.
Unlon.-S. Townsend, H. C. Parsons.
Laurens.-Z. W. Barnes.
Newberry.-P. G. Bowman, s. H. Dun.
woody.
Mt. Trion Mission.-L. Scarborough.
Columbia District.-P. En-. Tally.
Columbia.-J. Stacy ]. r. WIghtman.
Barnwell.-R. J. Boyd. A. H. Harmon.
Granitrvle Msson.-H. NJ. Mood.
Columbia Cir.--D. Derrick.
Camden.-W. r. Capers.
Santee.-W. s. Holtom.
Sumterville.-J. H. Zimmerman.
Darlington-C S. Walker, T. J. Cothran.
Lancaster. d. Mcdonald.
Winnsboro' Leard, J. w. II. Harris.
Wateree Mission.-D. G. Mcdaniel, E. l..
King.
Congarce Mission.-W. Martin.
81. Matthew'S Williamson Smith.
Wilmington District.-P. &c. Belts.
Wilmington St.-W. Crook, s.. H. Brown.
Smiihville.-J. X. Picket, w. NJ. Lee.
Cape Fear Mission.--M. G. Turrentine.
Conwayboro' To be supplied.
George,own.-A. NJ. Cbrietzberg.
Black River.-J. H. Chandler, ]. Parker.
Black River Misson.-M. Eady, H. 4. Bass.
Marion.--A. McCorouadale. J. P. Hughs.
BIaden.-W. H. Fleming, P. w. Mcdaniel.
Waccamaw.-J. 4. Minick, A. Erwin.
Sampt.-W. Carson.
Saniee.-L. VI. Little.
Fayetteville District.-P. E.-W. Barrin.
ger.
Faycleville.-D. J. Simons.
Fayetteville Cir.-S. Jones.
BenncitsviIle.--J. w. Wightman.
Society Hill Mission.-C. Mcleod.
Chcraw.-Ihos. S. Daniel.
Cheraw Mission.-W. ]. Jackson.
Chesterfield. L. Prgues.
Wadesboro' II. Wheeler, J. A. Mood.
Rockingham.-M. A. McKibbon.
Alhemarle.-A. Netles.
Monlgomrry.--J. NJ. Bradley.
J. NJ. Bradley.
Deep River-T. w. Postelh
Linco1nton District.--P. E.-A. M. Foster.
Charlotte.-P. A. NJ. Williams, J. NJ. Far.
row.
Concord.-W. C. Patterson.
LncoInton.-C. Murchison.
Pleasant Grove.-W. G. Clark.
Yorkville.-P. r. Hoyle.
Sparranburg.--H. Fl. Durant, A. p. Martin.
Ruherford.-D. D. Laney.
ShelbyviIle. l.. Shuiord.
Catawba.--A. P. Avant.
Morganon.--H. E. Ogburn.
Lenoir.-P. F. Kisller.
Agent for The American Bible Society.--H.
A. G. Walker.
4. Nj Ship President Greenbor0' Female
College. N. G.
OAKs-Prolesser Beck says the oak Of the
fores, is known with ,oerable certainty, to at.
tain the ages Of 800 or 900 years. and is the
most aged tree that we possess. Pines are STA.
ted by DIR. Williams, in his history Of Vermont
to live from, $50 to 400 years.
Of the oaks comprised under the Linngu
quercus, botanists are acquainted with moro
than 440 species. Of which upwards of one half
belong to America. In this State there are
fifteen various species as follows:-Mossy cup,
pos, white, swamp white, swamp chestnut, yel.
low rock chestnut. dwarf chestnut, willow, black
scrub, black. red or scarlet, pin and red oak.
The white oak is the most valuable Of all,
being extensively Y employed in ship building
In England, in 100 years time, the price of ship
building advances 100 per cent Sinclair, in
his Code of Agriculture, stated that a IA gun
ship requires 5000 loads of wood, the produce
of 50 acres, each tree standing 33 feet apart.