Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-03
Citp 1uO state afTdirn.

City amO state aHaire.
PREACHING SusDAY.-The following distinguished
ministers preached In the various churches OF this
city Sunday;
BAfrIKT CHUReH- Aoniay.--J. R. Graves of Nash
vile, Tenn.
Afternoon, o'e'oct-c G. Biting of Hanover.
AWht-J. /. Burrows of Richmond, on Foreign
Missions.
episcopal Carncn.-Norniag. B. Jeter of Rich
mond.
afternoon, o.cloet-Gcorge B. Taylor, of Balt-
more.
N3ht.-F Kingslorl, of Alexandria
FRsr PRESBYTERIAN CHcReH.- Norniag.-T. G.
Keen. of Petersburg.
afternoon o'c'ock-J. b. letter of Richmond
SECOND PREsRYrEEtAS CHuReH- Norning.-J l..
Burrows of Richmond
afternoon, 4.oe'och.-R. b. {. Howell of Richmond
Ngdt-J. p. TuStn, of Charleston, s c.
FOURTH ST. METHODIST E. CHuRcn.-.norniag-T
G. Jones, of Norfolk.
NyhR--C Tyree, of Powhatan.
THIRD ST.. METHODIST L. CurRcn.-Ios. Walker, of
Alabama.
Nighf-T " Syinor of Nottoway
Protestant NJ. CnuRcH-horniHg.-T Hume, of
Portsmouth.
1fte,rooa, 4 o'clock--H II. Tucker, of Richmond,
Nght.-,John o. Turpin, of King William.
AFRICAN CHURcH.-Norniig.-Ro Ryland, Pres't
Richmond College.
afternoon o'elock-Cumberland George, of Gull
pepper.
Among these are some of the first divines ofthe
country, who well sustained their high reputation in
their efforts here.
VA. BAPTIST GENERAL MISUNDERSTANDING
niyht-The Association convened at the appointed
hour-Yice President h. b. c. Howell d. d., presid-
ing.
The order of business called up, viz The Ed
ucaton Board.
Rev Ro Ryland Cor Sec. of the Board read the
RenOrt. after which invitation able and
ing addresses the subject of Education were made
by Messrs. Jones, of Norfolk, Malcomb of Wheeling
Tnsley, of Albemarc, and Tucker, of Richmond
Mr. Ryand offered a resolution to the effect that
the churches of the Association double their conri-
buttons for Education, which adopted
And then the Association adjourned until O'Clock
Monday morning.
MORNING.
The Association WAS called to order at ocloch,A
NJ. by the President, and was opened with prayer by
the Rev Mr.. Kirk.
The minutes of Saturday were read, and approx
ed
then called for and read by the Chairman, Mr.. &. J.
Sumner.
Pending the report remarks were made by several
gentlemen, after which it was adopted
DR. Burrows offered a resolution that the contribu-
ons of the several churches the General Associa-
ton be published in tabular form in the minutes
Adopted
Mr. Hume offered resolution that the Sunday
ScilOOl ana IuDllctllOn board VIII III future ZcalouS-
Is prosecute the work of colportage, and 1t adopt
Mr.. George from the Committee to appoint place
and preacher for the next annual meeting of the AS
sociaton reported recommending Richmond as the
place and the Rev T. G. Keen, of Petersburg, the
preacher The report was adopted.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Sumner that each Dis
trict Association and church in the State prosecute
coportage under their own direction was adopted;
and on motion of Mr. Abel it was resolved that all
euch shall 10 the : = Board and the Board
to the General Association
Mr. Clopton offered resolution that each member
of the church pay the sum 81 annually for benev-
client purposes, which was lost
Mr. Howell moved that delegates be appointed
from this body TO the Theological Convention to meet
in the city Of Louisville in 1857. Carried, and on
motion ten delegates were appointed, viz Messrs.
Howell Dickerson, Sumner, Keen Jeter, Ryland,
Hume Burrows Taylor and Poindexter; and they
are also to be added the delegation the General
Association of Kentucky, which meets in Louisville
Immediately after the Convention; and Messrs. Jeter,
Howell Allen, Keen, Dickinson, Burrows, and all
other delegates to the biennial Convention were APP
pointed to the Association.
The following members motion appointed
delegates to the Marylan Union: Messrs Kingsford
Shue, Rogers, Mason and c. George.
To the Gosha Association.-Messrs. Sands, Manly,
Sumner and Hume.
North Carolina 1ssociation- Messrs Taylor Poin-
dexter Howell, Mason, Keen and Hardwick.
South Carolina observation-disclosures. Manly, Poia-
dexter and Parish.
Georgia observation-disclosures Tucker and Pondex-
ter.
AlrJamd ASsoesdtioa-Messrs. Keen and Allen.
Middle Tennessee and North Alahdmd-Messrs. Pear
cy Tinsey Taylor, Poindexter and Howell.
Valley association, fineastle-Messrs. Hume, Dick
erson, 7. G. Jones, Goggn, Eubank, McLoclin,
Tnsey.
Mr. Wood of Richmond offered resolution recon-
mending that the Religious Herald the Com
mission and the Home and Foreign Journal be
H. fterca H.
es was adopted;
And then the Association adjourned-praye by
the Rev Mr. Henson
HUsTNGs Court in session yesterday. wash
ngton Murrell slave of the late John D. Murrell,
charged with forging free papers, was tried ana SEN
fenced to receive 80 ashes and to be transported be
yond the limits of the Commonwealth.
Royal Morgan os. the Commonwealth, an appeal
from the decision of the Mayor conyieting HIM OF
gambling with slave was postponed. The usual
amount of civil business was transacted
CmcuIT CoURT LYNcHBURG, commenced Its session
at past 2 o'clock, p. NJ, June End, lS56-iion
VIM Leigh presiding-lst day. The Grand Jury,
to-wit: Wrn. A. Read foreman, Geo. b. Thurman,
Maurice Moore Granville Jordan, j. Al. Langhorne,
VIM b. Murrell, Jno. Oyler Jas. Wilson, Jno b. Lee,
Jno. r. Davis Jas. kinner, VIM I. Anderson, Stephen
T. Morgan Jas. +. Horner Martin W. Davenport,
James Fretwell and William Crumpton, Members, be-
ing sworn retired and after time returned into
Court and presented an Indictment as. Isaac Hhntes
for unlawful and malicious shooting, true bill;
also an Indictment as. Edward Taylor TOR uniawiui
wounding "fue ball."
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