Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
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| Resolved That Rev. T. w. Sydnor be appointed
to preach t- Educational Sermon the next session
of III. Association. and Rev. +. NJ. Barker WIS "''
pointed ge.naie.
sir.J. Il Randolph offered the following res"iut'"h'
| w.rh waS adcp:e!
| Resolved TIA: the thanks of this Association ere
hereby rendered our brethren tor their nh!iess ia
entertaining and ATTENDING or meetings and 70 80
| various -a road and steamboat COMPARES Tor iree
tickets. AM ~ the papers Gs this city which nave
published our proceedings.
| Tn. Convention then adjourned unit! S o'clock
| E,pr,sT AyyIvrn.,K,Es-MoyD jryE s.
! NIGHT SEs-io:.Tha Association re-unedis session
n, o'clock. and III" proceedings were opened WIN
;,r.v-r iy ;:.v l.. W. Alien.
The Association proceeded 10 appoint corresHnnh'
,.r messengers /" ~" General Associations vi tic
States %: Ern;ucky ~ Carolina 5. Carolina, Georgia,
4 abama, Middle tennessee, ana Maryland. ana 10
the Goshen. Western, Preston. and North Western
Associations.
l;.a re.na;ons offered during the morning session
~ E.v. 4. " Pvudexer as! 80. On the n1ie, wef-
..isn called w.. and the association wa addressed
rDua liz suL.c. Of education - kew 40. IL, ihn'''
E.y. Mr. K.ft:a- Rev. JOHN y. Broadus, Rev. L. H.
ZONES and Rev DIR. Howell.
Ma. r...u::l:rs '.--. then E!11tad.
H. Association then adjourned with prayer by lev.
Mr.. fOu:a;ae.
Tg.,}qg Horrihg J,.", 9-rh- Association met a.
. clock ANA after prayer by Rev NJ " READ ny
minnie, a; the proceedings rend ead approved.
Or. motion IT Mr. II X. Eysoa. resolution ~ re-
i.ton +, comp-,sst!ug t!ie Secretary oi the A-'ocia
; ton adopted
n..aI...! Tia. New ....-.cu BE- commented :" the
E,,. -; ;,,u, tic Missions Of the Southern Bant''
Convention, az AL important field for missionary ID
! Dor. l
Dr. Cullen. Rev. Mr. Read, Q! New Mexico, and
Ray NJ. Wills mada addresses upon me suUj"c' :"
u,m.sIir missions. The resolution was then adopt
! ed. =.
Tine following resolutions, proposed By Rev. ''r
| Willis were asJ adopted
! Resolved. That tn. Domestic Board u: the Southern
Bnp.t Convention be urged IN put U.'! more active
+tl'r.. t. -upp!y the demand for missionary labor III
| CHi"rn;s.
Churches throughout this state Ia ssni up c6lirbu.
,jo,s 20 s;d ia sur"lyin. missionaries IN California.
Or motion :" hes. "a manly Jr' me l"''"ih@
| resolution vas adopted
ite.,i,rd. That The Education Board be instructed
to INQUIRE whether some h'raii ten"nt- cannot or
msJe with mn strrs residing III Richmond. Tor glv.
irjrn.u,.n: aud irrsuOus INSTRUCTION. III come u int
more important Dra1cn.s Of ti'eo'"glrn rouchti" 10
,ho, brethren IS In may hr abb, aud i-.irJu- pu!-
pu- such q course. parallel t, their C"r.e s,utiss.
| Tn. II rl.i. a.l Foreign juurna! and tie Mission
Baptist publications" were reco'nihrhcs!' ny r-s"u'
! tlun 10 the support III tho denomination generally.
Alter a.u.opriaie REMARKS trotn the President, DR..
I..r the Association finally adjourned, alter prayer
by Dr. Il. b. c. Howell.
WILLIAM Ayp MARY COLLEGE We have re-
rci r Il COPY ui tho Catai - Hiian aud Mary
C.l,.r. ~ instiiGon deseTrcd.y v'p-rsrl ani DC
loved IN virginia. I'll" Focu'y 81 t'I's Crl-g" ore
vi the most learned and energetic To h. found u! TIE
l:n,o We .v,u!t earnestly ca, tins attention of "a
rents .o ~. grn-s wIc' compose that Faculty,
il- be-, evidence 80 GiIr that wat W. say IN
ter behalf IL empty CON riiIn-nt Wh'!it among
the most profound aid Hcaun.pslc'! scholars liza;
ever raced any seat o! lrarniIg III |fs'"tE, thy
I - ..fl t.--ih. Nl n.
books, aud knowing l:t;lc OF !uruan nature aud %
Ii.. On 10. cor;rcry they IN nIn"n d" ,r.r,
practical il-n--m-G oi 'he word, "lD havet'G,.ed
tie c:.ct book q human nature - T"l' Hs 'h2 pm
drrous vuG;E,s II -cisnce, aud vino understand lice
ar; nj dl.ciplinis AID training young vel rs
| storing their mnds with knowledge. We are thor
nu,hI; Convinced that tnsr,. college in the South
which Presents -uPer0. opportunities ct tho.
rough AMI practical education Ia Old William and
rfy =; ;.,;s very moment. Be- aain = Eurl!. Ed,
the abb, President, and Professor OF Mathematics
and Natural Science, /. graduate of West Pnlnf,
and has long ii!ied with deserved hi.Iuc"n the char
nj Msthenaiir- aud Sa;T.! Science III Sumo u! the
hest inS uoH: Ot the State. Ia Combines with The
,irun.-- 81 character and habits Of discipline md
| regularity characteristic of West PoiE; training,
! an eleya'ed and generous nature and inhnners a
singular kindness AID aineniIy suci In sit"Eg'yat
i:.ch to him the Young lTen under liS charge. Kew.
Dr. Tutren Professor Il .iOrgl and intellectual Phi
iosophy Sc. il gentleman OF profound learning and
tine most varied acuu ipl,shmrnlr. Indeed we have
hpsrd il saji that, in IN. ateeice Ut any Professor
from department Dr.. Totem c"u'd siei, in and dis
chang. IN. duties rf the Ghar with perfect prompt
ness ami liproUghness, II were NJ. own nrIiCG
lar department. He il gentleman OF extraordinary
| ar;aiun= nt-, and distinguished ~ highly Vr his
sound common serse aud moderation o; character IL
fer ms elegant scholarship. The names OF Henry
4, WaslIing:on Professor Of History aud tonsri;u
tional Law, and cf Luciqn Miner Professor Of
LAS" acr - familiar 10 ii- community ~ Eousc.
hud words. Nj. Washington has attained posi-
ricn a. a ',.rur-r and writer up" the .utjscis
meet. ID with hi. department, ouch - a' been aciev
eI hv few yvurg ar;: ~ TIE country. Professor Mi
nor il oae If ih profound lawyers of The COM
nonwcaiii and iis With honor aud ei!Iclsi!cY chair
adorned Nv suck rl-n ~ Tucker and Sca5harEh-
Morgan j. Snead E@g, Professor OF Languages il
a gentleman "t fine accomplishments and 'oa- eSpe.
Renee IL his department, well known in this c"nmr
nlty t. l.. S:ead, Esq. fills. with ability and eli
cheney, ths ckar of adjunct professor oi Matnema.
;ics. We have mentioned particularly The names OF
the Faculty. ui this institution becau-5 in"y show
that Old William a:G ,...sy 4ut ..,..c College OF
the Past thar il nus within itself e.msi- ci pre-
s.G and future vitality and usefulness, Ut exceeded
by any College in WIG MA, ana which ought IN secure
!: the liberal patronage Of NirginiGs -. alone from
gratitude for what it h. 49," hut account Ut wha;
Il can and will do their children, and for Nrgna.
ii encouraged and Sustained in proportion TO i;s ne
iua deserts and capacities Tor Usefulness.
The elegant and hospi'abie society Of Williams
burg aud the h-althiu!noss Of the climate Afford nd
iional Inducements il behalf Of this venerable e"i
noble ns.liuiion.-t D!spW"h