May, William

Fluvanna, Virginia, Minor Lancelot, Goochland, ditto Moore, Rev. Doctor James, Vaucluse, Kentucky, Morton, William

ditto Morse, Rev. Doctor Jedediah, Charlestown, Mas

sachusetts. Moore, Hon. Thomas, member of the H. R. of the United States,

Spartanburgh, Moore, Doctor Andrew B. ditto Moore, Mrs. Rebecca, Edgefield, M-Clenahan, John, memb. of H.R. of s. a Chester, M'Connico, Christopher, Jamesville, Santee, M'Creight, William, Winnsborough, M'Illing, Capt. Hugh, Winnsborough, M'Dowel, John, St. Thomas, M‘Faddin, Col, Thomas

Salem, M'Faddin, Capt. John ditto M'Intosh, William

ditto M.Morries, John, member of the Senate of s. c.

Newberry, Means, Robert, Beaufort, Morgan, Doctor William, Dorchester, Mulford, Capt. C. Fort Johnson, Murray, John, Stateburgh, Murray, Joseph I. Edisto Island, Montgomery, Mrs. Mary, Augusta, Georgia, Murphey, John D. Robinson, North-Carolina, Manigault, Joseph, Charleston, Mathews, Rev. Philip, Rector of St. James, Santee,

Scott, William, Christ-Church,
Scott, Samuel, Indian Town,
Shrewsbury, Mrs. Mary Ann, Dorchester,
Shubrick, Thomas, jun.

Charleston, Simons, Mrs. Catharine, 2 setts ditto Sims, William

ditto Smith, Benjamin, 2 setts

ditto Smith, William, sen.

ditto Smith, Samuel

ditto Smith, William Stephens

ditto Steedman, Charles John

ditto Strobel, Capt. John

ditto Simpson, John

Pendleton, Smith, Dr. Edward D. ditto Singleton, Richard, mem. H. R. of s. c. St.Barthol. Sparks, Alexander, Darlington, Shetton, John, Goochland, Virginia, Smelt, Mrs. Mary, Augusta, Georgia.

T. Taylor, Hon. John, mem. H.R. of U.S. Columbia, Taylor, John, Pendleton, Thomas, Stephen

Charleston, Thomas, Miss Eliza L. ditto Thompson, Alexander

ditto Toomer, Mrs. Ann

ditto Toomer, Henry B.

ditto Tvomer, Doctor A. V. Christ-Church, Thompson, Abiel

ditto Todd, John, James Island,

Todd, General Robert, Lexington, Kentucky,
Todd, Doctor Andrew, Paris, ditto
Todd, Rev. John,

ditto Thomson, James W. Raleigh, North-Carolina, Troup, Hon. Geo. M. mem. H.R. of U.S. Georgia,

V.
Vanderhorst, Richard W. member of the H. R.

of s. c. St. James, Santee,
Venning, Nicholas, Christ Church,
Vardell, Thomas, Charleston.

W.
Warren, Hon. Samuel, President of the Senate of

s. c. St. James, Santee,
Waddle, Rev. Dr. Moses, Abbeville,
Walker, Rev. John B. York,
Walton, John

Charleston,
Walton, William

ditto
Waring, Mrs. Mary John, ditto
Ward, Daniel

ditto White, George K.

ditto Wish, William

ditto
Walker, John

Christ-Church,
Weston, Plowden

ditto
Whilden, Elias

ditto Whilden, Elisha

ditto Whitesides, Moses

ditto Whitner, Joseph, Pendleton, Winn, Hon. Major General, member of the H. R.

of the United States, Winnsborough,

Wilson, Robert, sen. Indian Town,
Wilson, Robert, jun. ditto
Witherspoon, Hon. Robert, member of the H. R.

of the United States, Williamsburgh, Witherspoon, Gavin

ditto Witherspoon, Mrs. Elizabeth, sen. ditto Witherspoon, Thomas

ditto Witherspoon, Robert P.

ditto Witherspoon, Robert Sidney ditto Witherspoon, Robert Franklin ditto Witherspoon, John, sen. Salem, Witherspoon, John M. ditto Witherspoon, James Harvey, Lancaster, Witherspoon, William, member of the Senate of

s. c. St. Mathews, Witherspoon, Samuel, Duck-River, Tennessee, Wilson, David

Williamsburgh, Wilson, James Edmonds ditto Wilson, Robert Manton

ditto Wilson, J. R. Witherspoon

ditto
Witter, Benjamin, James Island,
White, John, Christ Church,
Withers, Frances, St. James, Santee.

Y.
Youngblood, Capt. William, St. Bartholomews.

A FUNERAL DISCOURSE,

COMMEMORATIVE OF

THE REV. DANIEL M'CALLA, D. D).

LATE PASTOR OF

THE INDEPENDENT OR CONGREGATIONAL CHURCA,

IN THE

PARISH OF CHRIST'S CHURCH, (S.CA)

DELIVERED ON THE TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF MAY, 1809.

BY THE Rev. WILLIAM HOLLINSHEAD, D.D. One of the Pastors of the Independent or Congregational Church in Charleston

ZECHARIAH, i. 5.

" Your Fathers, where tore they? And the Prophets, do they live forever an

THE fashion of this world passeth away: Like a vast theatre, its scenery is perpetually changing-One generation of men cometh on the stage after another: Every individual performs his part and makes his exit, and is geen no more. Melancholy reflection! We look back upon the years that are past, with regret, for those who filled their station with propriety; who were among the virtuous, the honorable, and the good in their day. They are gone down to the chambers of the dead; they have ceased from their labors and their prayers, from their works of piety and benevolence, and from all their schemes of usefulness in the world. We have lost the benefit of their influence, their living example, and their personal instruction. “ Your Fathers, where are they? And the Prophets, do they live forever?

On such subjects as these, the mind naturally dwells, in the awful crisis of bereavement, when a holy Providence demands the surren. der of our friends to his wise determinations. There is a propriety in considering them with attention, especially in the hour consecrated to the remembrance of departed excellence. If we improve them as we ought, 'we may derive from them, many useful lessons of instruction.

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