a Presbyterian minister, was born in 1807. His first pastorate was at Newcastle, Del. He was for many years connected with Washington College, Pa.; filling the chair of mathematics and natural philosophy. He served several churches successively as pastor in the neighborhood of Washington. He died at Winterset, la., Dec. 31, 1869. As a student he was laborious and patient, an instructive and amiable gentleman. See Presbyterian, March 26, 1870; Gen. Catal. of Princeton Theol. Seminary, 1872. (W. P.S.)