Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-07

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BAPTIST GENERAL ASSOCIATION or VIRGINIA
Thirty .SirN AnnireISary--Fou Day 1a"'S-
day Nay 5, 1859.
MORNING SESSION.
The Association convened at nine o'clock
the President, Rev Thomas Hume, in the chair.
The opening services were conducted by KEY, AR.
Welch. The minutes of yesterdays proceedings
were read.
sunday SCHOOL AND coLroRrAcE AND STATE MISSION
REPORTS.
The proposition to amalgamate the Sunday
School and Colportage and State Mission Boards
was resumed, and Rev Mr. Manly having the fo'r
proceeded to speak to DR.. Burrt VS. substitute, Of
fered last evening.
DIR. Burrows asked leave to offer an amendment
to his substitute, which he thought would remove
all difficulty, as follows: ~
Resolved, That the question of securing UNITY III
the OnefutlunS Oh the .. > anu tDlI'piaSc b'"'
and the State Mission Board, be referred to tie
two Boards, with instructions to form such union
if unon mutual consultation, they shall deem 1T
wise and practicable.
After remarks by Rev Mr. Booker. Of Campbell,
the question REQUIRED on the adoption oi tie com
m%ittce's report, which was put and carried IN lie
affirmative by an unanimous vote.
BOARDS OF THE ASSOCIATION.
DR. Ryland, from the m to nominate new
Boards, presented q report, which was adopted, as
follows:
State Mission Boards Richmond j b Taylor,
President; l. w Secley, lst Vice President; Nm.
Fisher, Cd Vice President: ii X Ellyson, Cores
ponding Secrctary: j q Hill, Recording Secretary;
J b Wood, Treasurer; A NJ Baily, Auditor. Other
Managers-J b Watkins. W NJ Young. W Sands,
+ w Roach. A NJ Poindextcr,J deter. A Broad.
dus, IL " Dodge. a p Fox, p 'irubls, + }
Fox, ii IL Wyer, 7 w Sydnor, W p Parrish, j +
Kessee, A J Coons,J NJ Murray, FL Willis, Il IL
Barby. D Shaver, W Forbes, J Dabbs. I Il Keen,
;, " George, j b E~ardwicke,J f Henderson.
Sunday School and Publication Ricb.
mond.-.B Manly, Jr, President; b Grinl.ley. Its
Vice President; A Fleet. 2d Vice President; An
Ii G~wathmey. Corresponding Secretary; Il u
Conway. Recording Secretary; George j summer,
Treasurer; James l. Apperson, Auditor. Other
Managers-Sam'l Workman. W A Armislard. "
II Ragland, c ii Winslow. Jos G Courtney, \ IL
Sands. r II Bosher, Jordap IL Martin, William q
Dandridge. A b Clark.
Education Bodrd-Richmond,-J l. Burrows,
President: L W Allen. LIST Vice President; EJ
Willis. ID President; Robert Ryland, Corresp"n-
ding Secretary; VIM p Raglandt Recording Srcre-
tary: c T Workman, Treasurer;.C p Bnrruss, Au.
ditor. Other Managers-Coleman Workman, ) Il
.,o.er. VIM II Gordon. J W Garlick. James Thorn
ms, Jr, A + IIavey, VIM I Lindsay, l. W Leeley,
George Minor, J Courtney.
Bile Neutrality-suspicious. Hume, Presi-
dent; John e Long, LIST Vice President; } Hen
DION. I'd Vice President; I G Jones, Correspon-
dag Secretary; NJ r Watkinson, Recording Tecre-
tary; Thomas D Toy, Treasurer; j j Biegs. Audi
tor. Other Managers-Eli Cutterell, b Thomas.
john W Davis, John r West, Seth March, j
White, F Sones. Miles Davis, VIM IL Williams, c
REYNOLDS.
Foreign Mission Board-C Aarlotesrile.-Johp
A Droadus, Presidents; James Fife, LIST Vice Pres
Snead, Corresponding Secretary; James Alcxan-
der, Recording Secretery; John I Randolph,
Treasurer: John II Bib Auditor. Other Man
agers-A P Abel, Lewis Soweli, j f Massey, Ad-
Olson Maupin, w A Whitescarver, John Simpson.
John Hart, Jos II Fox. p z Hoge, q " Gnrnctt.
Domestic Mission Board-PstersJurg.-T G
Keen, President; S o Boston, LIST Vice President;
D Witt, I'd Vice President; d G Potts, Correspon-
ding Secretary; + Is Branch, Recording Secretary;
CFFishcr, Treasurer; o Ellyson, Auditor. 9th
or Managers-Geo Bailey, + ii Robertson, Der
nard Radd, Wm D%rummond, Ira z Sehoolfeld.
Thos Wallace, VIM. A Dudley, A Is Garland, Il
b Merritt, David Steel.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
DR.. Ryland, corresponding secretary of the Ed-
u~cation Board, read an annual report, irons which
we CLEAN the following interesting facts respec-
ting the Richmond College:
Since the last anniversary. there have been Is
new applicants for aid, and making the present
number studying for the ministry 80. OF the % re-
ported last year, 3 graduated at the end Of the SEES
sion, ana 5, from various causes, dissolved their
.onnrxion with tie college. Two ofthesc, howev
err, had advanced to a respectable point Of their
studies. and are now engaged in preaching. Two
have probably abandoned the idea of the ministry
and the fftl has adopted it against the advice Of
his friends. OF the 80 now at The college. 6 are
offering for graduation at the close of the presen'
session. The one who received partial nprropri
atoms from US for the last two years at a thcologi