a minister of the Society of Friends, was born in Anne-Arundel County, Md., June, 1805. "Having received a liberal education and completed a course of medical studies, he settled in Baltimbre, where he became eminent as a practitioner and teacher of medicine." In the work of the ministry he labored with great diligence. He held many meetings among other denominations, and preached with great acceptability. He was a man of pleasing address; and, possessing great vivacity and extraordinary talents, he gained ready access to the most cultivated society. He died at his residence, near Baltimore, Jan. 15,1860. See Annual Monitor, 1860, p. 128.