a Presbyterian minister, was a graduate of Washington and Jefferson College, and also of the Western Theological Seminary. On completing his education, he was called to the pastorate of the Providence Missionary Church: in Allegheny, Pa. He was for a time professor of Hebrew and Oriental literature in the seminary. He retired on account of failing health, and died at Allegheny, Sept. 20,1872. See Presbyterian, Oct. 12,1872. (W.P. S.)

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