The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-25
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The Presbytcry of st. sClairsvilIe,
pursuant to adjournment met in this
place yesterday. The opening sermon
was delivered by Rev. Geo. W. McDon-
aid; after which the roll was called and
the following ministers and elders an
Swered to their names.
NJ. PiedSdnt-PastOr, Benz. Mitchell;
Elder, George NJ. Theaker.
Belt1ir-Pastor, John Hattery.
SiHcSSSEug-Pastor, Andrew Green
lee. '---=------
Observation-Disclosures, Thos. r. Craw-
ford; Elder, Win. kirkpatrick.
BGT7ieSrREe-PMstOr, John L. Caldwell;
Elder, John W. Kennon.
Cutliz-Pastor, Vim. NJ. Grimes; Elder,
Henry Davis.
HdJriSviue-Pastor, Robert Arm
strong; Elder, John S. Mayor.
oo2Yieid-Pastor, ThOs. \. Grove;
Elder, VIM. c. Kirkwcod.
characterization, Robt. Tannehill;
Elder, S. Wells.
BeGIsriHs-Pastor, George Melon
Demas-Pastor, Samuel IL. Wallace;
Elder, Jos. Mckelvy.
MdrtuLS Fcrry-Pnstor, Geo. w. Chal-
FAINT; Elder, DIR. J. NJ. Todd.
R0ckhHl-PaStor, Daniel II. Laierty;
Elder, j. X. Kyser.
st. GGirSuiHe-Pastor, Robt. Alexan-
der; Elder, VIM. Chambers.
BeLiGir-PastOr, VIM. CASTOR; Elder,
j. n. Millignn.
The following named Elders repre-
sent their congregations:
| StittHdter-NIAthew Todd.
CTdbGpPie-Joseph Moore,
-UorrStown-R. S. Clark,
POwhdttGH-AleN. GreenIee,
MISUNDERSTANDING Frazier.
Weegee-Capt. Smith.
-AMtrm-Samuel Forbs, (Licentiate.
Adjourned.
The Preshytery renssembled at ;
o'clock p. III.
Rev. Thomas a. Grove was chosen
porAry clerk.
Rev. Robt. Alexander, of st. Glars
vile, presented letter OF dismissal
from the Presbytery of Donegal, anC
alter an examination he was received
and his name added to the roll.
y call from the church of MOrristOwr
for two-thirds of the ministerial labor
OF II. {. Pringle, licentiate of the
Presoytery OF GAINESVILLE, was present
ed, and being found in order, leave was
granted MIR. John LippincOtt, commits
sioner on behalf of the congregation, tC
prosecute said call before the Presby'
terry of GAINESVILLE.
Calls were presented from the church
es OF Antrim and Birmingham for the
pastoral lAbors of K. Tannehill. Said
calls were ordered To be placed i'll his
hands.
The statistical reports were called for
and read.
\ petition was read from number
OF the citizens of Little Fork, asking
the PTesbytery to appoint II committee
To visit their place, and ii the way be
clear to proceed to organize IL church.
( were appointed.
! Rev. K. 5. Campbell of the U. T.
Presbytery of Wheeling, was invited
to sit as a corresponding member.
The Committee appointed last Pres
! DyterS, TO visit SOmerIOn, reported and
recommended that the Presbyterv take
measures 10 furnish supplies, once II
month, for the coming six months.
Mr.. AInarine, IL licentiate under the
care OF the Presbytery, reported that
owing to i'll health he had not preached
any during the last year, and desired
to give up his license, which was
granted.
The Rev. VIM. CASTOR preached the
Pre>by;erial sermon, in the evening.
Text, job Wig. 10.
The Presbytery met again this morn.
ing, at So o'clock. The exercises were
opened with prayer by the Moderator
Minutes of yesterday were approved
, Tue time, until IL O'clock was taken UP
by the representatives OF the different
congregations, speaking of the work
/ ing OF Christ among them, that hun,
dreds had been induced to come out
from the world, renOunce their sins
and accept true salvation, as it is il
| Christ Jesus.
| At II o'clock the trial sermon of
Kerr was read, after which they ad
juurned until > p. III. USo.