Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-09
baltimore Confsrenee-Fifth Day.

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J. p Hyde, J. G. McNeer, L. Butt, }. \.
Grey, w. r. BOYLE, IT,, A. P. Porter, g. ii.
Zimmerman, G. f. Linthicum, A. Robey, Il.
Ii. Jones, J. w. Bennett and d. Harris were
received as probatiouerS in the conference:
Second Question, ''Who remain on trla!D
was taken up, and Rev. w. Dalrymple, y. w.
Swope, G. G. Kramer, W. Hodges. ). r. Butt,
7. Briley L. Lentz, j. A. IL. Moore, NJ:
May and c. G. Calvert were examined and
continued on trial.
Report Of the committee on neceSsltous ca
ses was presented, read and adopted. Some
eighteen hundred dollars were appropriately
distributed to the various claimants upon the
fund.
The committee appointed to examine the
charge Of fraud preferred against the Rev.
w. III. Wilson, presented theirdeclslcn, which
was read and adopted. They find seven Of
the specifications sustained, but acqult the
accused of the charge, and admonish him TO
be more cautions in the future in his business
transactions His character then passed. and
the conference granted him supcrnumera-
ry relation.
The committee on temperance brought IN
their report, which was read and adopted
The evil Of intemperance is deplored, and the
clergy earnestly urged to discountenance by
example and pulpit effort the vice IN the
community.
Rev. S. Hildebrand, formerly Of this con
ference, but expelled for immoral conduct,
and now residing in the West, made applica-
ton for restoration Of his parchments, but
the conference, after an animated discussion,
desired the Rev b. n. Brown to Withdraw
the application.
The committee on the Metropolitan church
located in Washington city, presented their
report, which was read and laid on the table.
Also, the committee on the Annapolis church
presented their report ID which the hope
was expressed that the Maryland portion ot
the conference would aid the congregation ot
that place 10 finish the building, and also that
the preacher in charge Of the station he au-
thorized to travel out Of the bounds Of the
| conference to collect funds in aid OF the en-
terprise Adopted.
The tract report was read and adopted
Report on seminares was presented, read
and adopted.
The various schools and colleges within
the bounds of the conference, and some be
yond, were commended to their respective
communities and friends, as worthy Of conf
dence and support.
The following are the list of appointments for
the year 1860:
BtLrIYoRf DIsrRCr-Th0mas Scwal, II. II.
Baltimore Ciy-City Staton--Light Street, ".
H. IIirst Eutaw Street, A. W. Wilson; Madison
Avenue, W. Krebs; Spring Garden, I. T. Carson.
Wesley Chapel--S. Y. Blake. Charles Street..
:. Martin Hanover Street,. NJ Carson. City
Mission--C O. Croniu. Fayette Street,. I.
Busey Franklin Street,. ii. w. Monroe. Union
Square-W. H. Chapman. South Baltimore NJ.
I Goheen Columbia StrectD. Ball. Frederick
| Avenue and Fairyiew-T. Il. Metals. Chatsworth
| IIill-JameS Sewcll, sup. Seamen's Behel-N
H. Laney. Sharp Street and John Wesley v.
Bull. Asbury and Orchard Street.. N. Clark
Baltimore Circui-R. NJ. Lpscomh.
Summerield- ThoS. Myers, W. i. j. Nei.,h.
Severn--J W. Lambeth, W. I. Ward.
South River-B. p Brown.
Annapolis-W. T. d. Glenn.
West River. Thrush, G. q. Linthicum.
Calvcrt-J ii. Moover, NJ. l.. Hawley.
John Bear, Agent Maryland State Bible Socie
IT, and member of City Station Quarterly Con
ference.
i. d. Lipscomb Agent Maryland Colonization
Society, and member of Union Square Quarterly
Conference.
Charles Collins, President Of Dickinson al
lege, and member If City Station Quarterly Con
ference.
WASHINGTON DfsrRICT.-L I. Morgan, 7. T.
Washington City Foundry-W. y. Edwards.
Wesley Chapel. a. McCauley. Waugh Chapel
- R. Effinger. McKendree Chapel-W. Ham
ilton. East Washington--A. N. y. Ryan. Ry
land Chapel. II. Coombs. Gorsuch Chapel
J. II. NJ. Lemon. Union Chape-H. =. West
wood Fletcher and Province Chapc-H. n.
Sipes Asbury, Nj. Zion and Ebenezer-J VI.
Branding.
Rocl,vle-T. A. Morgan J. 4. Williams.
Howard-S. Y. Leach
Bladensburg-F. s. CaSsaday, q. q Kramer
Patapsco Station-C. A. Reid.
Patapsco Circuit-W. Prcttyman.
Woodville-H. O. Mcdaniel.
Patuxent-,J. n. Davis, j. H. Swopc.
Metropolian-S. s. Rozcl.
ROCKINGHAM DIsrmcT.--E. X. Veitch. T. +.
Staunton-J. X. Wheeler.
Augusta--B. ii. Smith, W. h. Boyle.
Rocking ham-l. Hildcbrand, G N. heech.
East Rockingham Smith, y. NJ. Gray.
Woodstock -J W. Wolf, ). Y Cummings.
Front Royal. W. Kelly, 4. I. IIetrrk,
Luray-J. ". Evan.
Lost Rivers. Smith, sup.
South Branch-O. i. Wirgman, r. y. Frampton.
New Creck-A. j. Porter
Mcorefield-J T. Armstrong, j. K. Hyde.
Franklin. Beatty, ;. +. Butt
Mt Siiney-To be supplied
Lacey's Spring-H. Hoffman.
B. Abrogast, Principal Of Wesley Female Iusti
tute, member If Stanton Quarterly Conference.
WINCHESTER DIsTRcT-W. q. Egglestou, 2. y.
Winchester Station-B r. Brooke, u. Wilson, sup.
Winchester Circuit-W. $. Baird, X. A. Mercer.
Jefferson-J II. Waugh, w. J. Perry.
Harper's Ferry-G. q. Brooke.
Hilsboro-P. A. Richey, one to be supplied.
Bcrryville--J. 5. Gardner, one u he supplied.
Shepherdstown-Is Isaac Gibson, J. NJ. Lttel
Martinsburg McMuliu.
Berkeey-S II. Griffith, j. L. WATSON.
Berkeley Springs-W. Champion Thos. Brilcy.
Capon-C. l.. Toreyson.
Springfed--J. w. Tongue, " Hedges.
Wardensville-J. II. March David Harris.
Shanondae-A. Robey, one to be supplied
7. I. Wysong, Tract Agent and member 81
Berkeley Springs Quarterly Conference.
b. Hough, Tract gent and member Of Hills
borO Quarterly Conference.
LEwIsnrRG DIsrRIcT-E. =. Phelps 7. Il.
Lewisburg Station-R. X ;. llough.
White Sulphur. W. Cornelius.
White Sulphur Circuit. q. Calvert
Union-R. r. Murphsy.
Union Circuit. LEM.
Monroc-P. b. Smith.
Peterstown-J. w. Bennett
Blue Sulphur. 5. SiNeas, J.. Butt.
Meadow Bluff Leaf, J. u McNeer.
FrankfUrt-J. J. Largent y Il. Moore.
Huntersville-A p. Blonde.
Green Banks b. Doley.
Warm Springs-L. y. Nixon.
Bath Alum Ill Wolff
Sweet Springs. l.. Snyder.
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