The Delaware herald., 1854-04-05
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night, ct IL e'clqck. The st Peters NJ Z. Fl
Church was densely crowded ct an early hour,
10 attend the Tract Anniversary, which was ad-
dressed by Rev. e. L. Dashiell, of Washington
city; Rev. 6. R. Crooks, A. NJ, and Rev DR.. .
J. T. Peck, the Corresponding Secretary. The t
speeches were Of highly interesting character Ee
and elected warm responses Resolutions ex-
pressiye ofthe high esteem for the Rev. Gold
smith D. Carrow, (the newly appointed Mission
ary to Buenos Ayres,) were passed by a rising
vote of the Conference. The Superintendent
announced that the appointments foFthe mihis-
ters were in readiness, and requested Rev. I. ,
]. Thompson to conduct the closing religious
exercises, after which they were announced, as
| follows:
| North Philadelphia District.-Joseph Castle,
P. E. st. Georges, F. IIodgson; Trinity, ID.
w. Bartine; Eighth street, VIM. Uric Fifth
street, J. A. Roache; St. John'sand Rising Sun,
q. R. Crooks = Kensington, P. Coombe Sane
tuary, VIM Barnes; n. Market street, J. Y. |
Ashton; Twelfth street, WIN. H. Elliott; Cohock-
sink, ]. J. Jones; Emory Mission, G. ID. Bowen;N N.
City Mission, ]. Thompson; Hedding Church,
A. Manship; Tabernacle, w. Major; Summerfeld
Mission, CIV. McLaughlin Port Richmond,W.
c. Robinson; Zoar*; Milestown, S. Townsend;
Lehman's Chapel and Fairv ew, II. s. Atmore;
Doylestown, VIM. w. McMchael; Frankord,
G. Quigley; Bridesburg, D. R. Thomas Bustle-
ton, r. NJ Greenbank; Holmesburg, ]. H. Boyd;
Bristol, M. II. Sisty; Attleborough, J. L. Taft;
Newtown, J. A. Watson*; Allentown, S. Irwin |;
Easton, j. R. Anderson 8. Easton, NJ. A. Day
Richmond, w. B. Wood; Stroudsburg, ]. F.
Boone, ]. Hubbard; Cherry Valley, L. Townsend.
J. Cunningham, Agent of Philadelphia Confer
ence Tract Society. ]. p. Durbin, Correspond
= ing Secretary Missionary Society N. E.
e Church.
,, South Philadelphia District.-T. J. Thomp-
, son, P. f. Union, VIM. VI. d. Ryan, }. Nit
chell Nazareth, II. Coclazer; Ebene2e:, NJ. d.
1t Kurtz Mariners Bethel, A. Johns; Wharton
ot ST, J. Sewel, E. r. Williams; st. rauls, p. ].
Cox; Salem, E. Miller, S. Higgins, J. Henry
- Western Church, ]. w. Mecaskcy; South City
:, Home Missions Young Mems Central Mission,
- J. Wesley;* Broad Street, c. T. Turner
I'd West Philadelphia, Asbury, ]. McCarter
lie Mantua, ]. Dckerson; IIaddington Mission
X G. r. Currey; Monroeville*; Radnor II. Sut
II ton, Mark Bailey Village Green, II. G.
King, J. S. Lame Crozieryl!le, |. T. Cooper
W. Lancaster, lst Church, VIM. Bishop; ID Church
nd 6. w. Brindlo; Safe Harbor, ID. L. Patterson
" Columbia, VIM. Cooper; Marietta, 5. Patter
for son ; Mount Joy and Bainbridge, J. 7. Gracey
G Harrisburg, A. Goodman; Dauphm and Hum
~ melstown Mission, S. r. Gllingham, Ii. ii
Ter Hickman; Halifax, J. S. Cook Marion Square
a L. e. Petit Kelley Mission, Lancaster county
he j. B. Dennison. II. NJ. Johnson, Professor i
Dickinson College; c. l. Thompson, Agen
Dickinson College, both members of ITurrisbur
10 Quarterly Conference.
Reading District. d. Curtis, p. L. ReaC
ave lng Ebenezer, J. Ruth; st. Peters, Il. a. Fcrl
but 1y; Pottsville, 1st Church, S. Annear, J. Mel
~. I'd Church, A Longacre Pottstown, \. Free,
'ne J. F. Meredith; PhGnixyille, {. J. Crouch.*
SIT West Chester, c. Karsner; Norristown,
1ed Humphreys; Bethel and Evansburgh, E. Rec,
the Grove, J. Carlisle; Manayunk, Mt. Zion, H. !
,,o Galloway; Ebenezer, J. II. Alday; Germantow
n. Heston; Chestnut Hill, T. Snowdcn Thoma
hef Springfield, J. II, Turner, ii. IL. Bodine; Wa
the nesburg, S. G. Hare;* Iabauon and Readil
nal, Furnace, Mission, H, B. Mauger, J. Dare; Tr
- oF mont and Pine Grove, VIII. Burrill; Miner
vile, ]. E. Meredith; Port Carbon, ]. w. A
thur; Schuylkill Haven and Port Clinton, l..
ton Beckley; Middleport Mission, \Tamagua,
bill Orem, Mauch Chunk, J. D. Mccullough, S. '
has Kurtz; J. w. Wiley, Missionary to China.
10 Wilmington District.--A. Atwood, p.
Wilmington, Asbury, r. Gerry; st. Pauls, ]. N
'"'@ son, J. ii. Wythes; Union, J. B. Maddux Sever
OH Street, II. A. Hobbs; E. Zion = New Gas
, be Mission, J. y, King Delaware City, 7. Sun
c;6c = Middletown and Gantwell : Er!dgc,
,.oto H. Pat:ison; Newark, j. Flannery, c. /. Lew
'O'e Elkton, E. J. Way; Bethel VIM. Rink; MOI
avor East, J. Shields T. b. Miller; Port Deposit, H.
Hurn; Zion, II. Sanderson+; Oxford, J. Gu
Law mins J. Dyson Fulton, J. Edwards, F. B. Ia
,f7s vey; Strasburg, V. Gray, A. Howard; Coz
ranvile, T. Newman, J. L. Killgore; BranC
la'e' wine, G. w. Lybrand"; Chester Mission,
Its Mullin; Circuit, w. II Brisbane MOI
lst Lebanon, ]. Hand, J. Talley; Mount Sale
= vor and Kennett Square Mission, Il. w. Simpe
III w. L. Dalrymple. Delaware College VIM.
'O'- :. Boswell, Professor, member Newark Quarter
h' Conference.
d to Easton Dstrict-W. McCoombs, p. E
oses, Smyrna, T. C. Murphy do Circuit, D. Lar
,ther din, J. N. Magee, Dover, H. E. Gilroy, H.
,',.- Johns; Federico, s. NJ. Cooper, r. Owens;
luof' non Mission, J. Bells Milford, W. L. Gra
for Denton, T. J. ouigly,+ G. Lacey: Greens
fine, rough, J. B. Ayres+; Wye S. WaThomas I
davs bot, B. F. Price, ]. B. Merritt, S. Grace; East
= g., ]. T. Hazard, r. w. Todd; Centreville, w.
y y iOi England, J. S. Willis; Kent Island, VIM
IN oi Walton; Sudlersville, G. Haycock, G. P. Lea
ed TO erbury, G. Barton; Kent, j. A. Massey,
ge to Gregg Millington, J. Aspril, w. NJ. War;
; the Snowhill District.-D. Daley, P. E. Seaft
S. Pancoast, Thomas Childs; fredericksburg
0h f. Merrill; Dorchester, J. Hargis, J. +. Ch
use it lain Church Creek R. f. Kemp, J. O'Nei
cause Cambridge, V. Smith, G. A. Phebus, ].
m of ner Quantico, C. L. Stenman; Salisbury
G., G. Painter, S. Layton Princess Anne, A.
nAa AZ AIilby, ]. l.. Heisinger; Annamcssex, J..
Law Erindle;~ Accomac, c. Hill = *Northamton,
may am Wallace; New Town, William Mer
p the w. Quinn Snow Hill,J. Allen, J. w. Hamn
sly; Berlin, ]. Pasterfeld, d. Titlow; "
csster, J. B. Quigg; Lewes, J. Hough
h.. Shock; Georgetown, J. II. Lightburn;
> nus re-, Joseph Smith, S. Dobson; Missionary to
serve nos Ayres, D. d. Lore, G. d. Carrow
dy, of The Conference then adjourned to nee
, take Lancaster City, March 2sth, 1855.
=. 1t r=u1 =
hould n,Ert-ents. il signies that there are vacan
take to be suppiiedl
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