a Presbyterian minister, was born in 1795. His earlier years were spent in the ministry of the Protestant Episcopal Church, and though .after entering the Presbyterian Church he did not sustain the relation of pastor, yet he supplied several pulpits with great acceptability and usefulness. The greater part of his life was employed in teaching the classics in the schools of Cincinnati. He was possessed of great amiability, and an enlarged benevolence which prompted him to engage in every philanthropic enterprise. He was greatly esteemed by all for his many good qualities. He died in Cincinnati, Sept. 10, 1880. (W. P. S.) '