Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-10-04
For the Register.
OF LIIg NtgIsleT'
The VI. e. Church, South, Conferemc

The NJ. T.. Church, South, Conference.
Ma. EDrToR:-I have thought that 1
would give the friends of your paper some
few items Of information respecting our
late Conference and the appointments Of
the preachers After left Weston, Wis
tied camp-meeting in Summervill circuit.
where We had most excellent time; I
never saw better meeting, all things con-
sidered. Between thirty and forty were
happily converted to God, and many 9th
ers greatly built up in the faith of the Cos
pei. In my travel to Louisa, (the seat Of
our Conference discovered that the heat
and drought had greatly injured the corn
crops; and 1 learned that the crops down
in Kentucky were equally cut short. AT
our Conference every thing went off very
agreeably. Our Bishop acquitted himself
with great honor to his own administra-
ton, and with equal acceptability to the
brethren and lasting good to the church.
A gracious revival Of religion commenced
during our stay in Louisa A goodIy
number were happily converted and added
to the church, and the work was still going
on when Conference adjourned. May the
Lord bless that people for their kindness;
for surely, they paid US every respect that
could have been desired. We received
several preachers on probation in the tray
cling connection, and one located.
There was one item in our relation to
Louisa which will be particularly remem-
bered by the preachers, l. e., on Saturday
we received polite invitation from Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace 10 dine at their house
on Monday. This, you may suppose, was
cordially accepted, and at the time appoint
ed, we could exclaim with st. Paul, (tho'
in widely different position eve are all
here" This was the first, but may not
be the last time that Bishop Early and an
entire annual Conference are seated at the
same table. feasting upon the good things
Of our hospitable friends. have doubted
whether the great Peabody feast Of straw
berries exceled our delicious 'peach fix
ins''
Our Missionary report was in advance
of any former year, and the financial re-
ports from the various circuits were good,
generally full. This is certainly encour-
aging. The Clarksburg district especial
~ stands No. in financial matters. The
following is list Of the appointments for
the ensuing year. You will please send my
paper to GlennVille. G. L. WARNER.
CLARKsBURG DIs.-Wm. Bickers, P. E.
C1arkSburg Station-S. H. Mullen, B.
F. Sedwick.
TTest Milford and Weston-A. B. Sellers
Buckh0nnOm-H. S. Williams.
Ge"nviUe-G. L. Warner.
Br0rton-TO be supplied.
Nich"lGs-S Black.
PARKERsBURG DGs.-S. Kelly. p F.
ParherS6drg Stotion-S. K Vaught.
Little handwha-P. H Hoffman.
W2li0msport-R. A. Claughton.
RavenswOod-L. G Woods.
Ripley VIM. H. Harrison.
Point PlfaSant-W Kennedy:
Spring Greek IKission-J. Burford.
Mason Mission-E. Kendall.
GREENBN1ER D1s-R. Lancaster. P. F..
Charleston and 4ialden-S. Field,
Charleston Circuu-S. A. Ratbburp,
Mouth Of Sundy- w. Brisco.
SunmerSVilIe-R E. Graves.
FoyeHe-A West.
Gree"6rier-J Brilliant.
Raleigh Aission-w. Y. Shaw.
Lcgan-G. S. M'Cutchen.
Konawha-J. w. Amos.
Falls Of Guydn4oH Mission. A GoF
GUrAEDoTT DIS. &c. NJ. Sullivan. p. r
GuydndOtt and N Academy-I. Harois
Bar6orsUiue- Shearer.
Woyne-J. H Wright.
Lo,tisq-S. T. Mallory.
Big Sandy-B. Spurlock.
Cat5eHs6xrg- O. Thornton.
Greenups6urg-J. F. Medley.
NORTH Atberty-A. w. Thompson.
Greyson- Downtain.
PaintsUiAs-J. Farmer.
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