The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-25
AFTERNOON SESSION

AFTERNOON sEsslOn.
Presbyte,y convened and was opened
with prayer.
% motion Presbytery recommended
grant OF $500 to the church Of Mounds
vile, to aid in the support Of Rev. J.. 5
Pomeroy, a pastor Of that church.
Mr.. VIM. H.. Hunter, q lieeniiate, wa
received under the care OF this Presby'
terry on a certificate from the Presbytery
Of Allegheny. -.
Oliyet presented a call for the pastora
services OF Mr.. VIM. II. Hunter, and ID,
calls being placed in his hands he signi
fed bis acceptance OF them.
On motion, Benjamin Mitchell, OF th,
Presbytery OF St. Clairsyille; Rev. Walter
R. Long, Of the ~Presbytery Of Albany, ant
Rev. John Hathaway, Of the Pfesbytery
Of St. Clairsville, were invited to sit AZ
corresponding members.
Walter Lowrie, Alexander George, For
ter Wilson and George ". McColluu
we're examined on their a%cquaintane.
with experimental religion and received
under the care OF the Presbytery.
Ten Mile was chosen as the place, and
Tuesday, Sept. 4. at P. M, the time fol
holding the 9 xtsession OF the Presbyter!!,
Rev.S F. Greer and Rev. r. B. Far
rar we're chosen principal clerical com
missioners to the General Assembly. DR.
Stockton was appointed alternate TO Rev
Greer, and Rev. Glenn alternate to Rev.
Farrar.
Rev. L. Greer, DR.. Cunningham and
Elder Robert Crangle were appointed q
committee to enquire and report whether
any action is required At the hands Of
Presbytery In relation TO the settlement
Of the Church at Moundsville with DR..
Alexander.
It was on motion resolved that the
Pfesbytery approve the plan proposed
by the Presbytery Of Philadelphia on the
subject OF representation in the General
Assembly, and that the Presbytery unite
with that Presbytery in asking the Gen.
erAl Assembly 10 send Il down as an over.
ture to the Presbyteries for approval.
Elders james II. Braddock and David
Kerr we're appointed Commissioners 70
the General Assembly, with Samuel
White and R. A. Mcconnell as alternates.
DIR. JamesI. Brownson, DR.. Alexander
McCarrel, Rev. VIM. II. Lester, Dr.. Thos.
MeKenniu and Robert Winters were
appointed n Committee on the General
Assembly's plan Of mileage.
Rev. Walter Z. Long, agent Of the
American Bible Society, by invitation
addressed the Presbytery.
James 8. Fleming, Joseph Fl. Rallston,
Joseph K. Alexander and James V. Mil.
ligan, candidates under the Prtsbytery,
were examined on theology and church
history. Their examinations In these
branches were sustained.
SEASONAL RECORDS.
Allen Grove and Bethlekem-J. T.
Frederick and A. v. MeGegin.
Claysyiile and Coye-W. II. McCaughey
and ]. L. Patterson.
Gross Creek and Cross Roads,. 8.
Pomeroy and DR.. ThoS. McRennan.
East Buffalo and FairyieW-W. A.
Mickey and Geo. Eckles.
Frankfort and Forks Of Wheelins-Dr.
II, SpeVenIOu huu WllLlAW ASe.
Hookstown and Limestone 3. NJ.
Glenn and J. G. Johnston.
Lower Buffalo and Lower Ten Mile
DR.. Frazier and John G. Hervey.
Mill Creek and Moundsyilie-DRniel
Williams and Josiah Scott,
Mt. oliyet and Mt Plenant-John s.
Atkinson aud &c. Farris.
Ne, Prospect and New Cumberland
Robert Porter and William Braden.
Pigeon Greek and Three SPRING.
Smith F. Grier and George Aiken.
Unity and Upper Buffalo George P.
HAYS and - Calhoun.
Upper Ten Mile, Washington.1st,
William Fl. Lester and Alex. K. Craig.
Warrington 2dLnd Waynesburg-Lay.
erty Grier and saml. A. Caldwell.
Wellsburg and West Alexander-Dr.
BroWnson and n. II. Chandler.
West Liberty and West Union-Dr.
Stockton and q. g. Orr.
wheeling 1st and 2d-John L. Marquis
and Robert p, Stewart,