Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

- .rha ,,rcr Mr. + C. Reynolds is descend NJ
from, one of the tam lies o .rgina' ana ne mas ny
returned 10 The to5om wheh once nontsheo a'o e"'-
tered ,bem We untsrsiard that after passing ses
o :, t,s jniyer.,,y of Virginia he LETT this Stat T.
.,,i ,bs clo,s Of The yrar 1888 ant by the ADVICE OF
Nr I.eare rspaired 10 Germany, to pursue ms SUI
dies He remained IN ia county aH'!' '''' 'o's -
l-12 and at u!cc oitsss "' l"' ti''s - u o"'
" Of Munich aud Al ihs g h'a''t Ia" @c., -
Re- In rnJ a d-ibsse. IL etJ"yed, through VI lie
49,. l,rs atrur MS say, the !nest maot ud'An-
>, of ,u-su no ~. .tldes under Thai distinguished
SCH lars eouas ird gn''ance aaf, al MS aug
devo.e: ;fe rrsst.r portion "i ms tnie % ,"e sos
The Civil aud Canon Laws lie linen resosu y. ,o
months in 'ars add 'tAtnfo Il" t's ear, Pl'' a. y
IL, Ame,ic, make Ilfg'nia h's future home ''' u
r.n,nej -, una.f,'ard nsaf 'onr years ct We grea'
I,u Srho at ueIcri3etg III Germany. M !" aus"
e,t ~ HIM 4. Tue author os "Laun inaugural us
sara,,on. .Curona-.. meficanos, publish 'as' stu'
=, ud.ihs,r ca the point whether jures sh 'uid give
their vodct, according u ernie"ee or from genera
oooy;.,;oo If ,bei. oNn. lie mana ms the supremacy
nc o,iserce T. IS the first aelc.e ro:iced IN Inc NJ"
No OF yt;cal Biography upon foreign -
The frs, notice very kind IN rs terms, lo ", ~ ;
work ) is in the January no los5,l oI 'ne a'SI
F,,,ngere &c the first journal oil The knd IN rance,
and ne,.ans anywhere It's standing may be Jndgeu VI
no Tho fact that ts "collaboraeurs IN th's country
a,,s story Sedgwick, Leiber, and Wheaton loee us
cover Mr. K production has been nooceo !" very
a,t,ar,oa terms in several of the French ana uet.'"
Journals. and Mf. Halsii, IN MS las. +" 49,. - =,
tona In,esencer, (of January 4th, lo41.) oa'eu a.
Paris November 9th, lo43 speaks o. ano'neF ho''ce
of i in The terms we have quot'd-l he reviewer i
deed objects TO lis lat,nlty. Now, IL IS '"P'o"ao
that 90 ancient and celebrated an University as ha' %,
ue;deIber, 1.-THE first iao school of Germany would
hermit an essay be published under us sanc'on' anu
CIR ;ts merits tope her with his other atalhheh's, ,
Ger ou the author It's highest degree, aceo'hP'." -
The rhest additional distinction VII en- can oe u""
neced with it, If it !a;juity were oej~ct'ohhoie' ""
reviewer doubtless a!lGdes 10 the taioatohs e''s NV
the author has adopted from tne Ahgi '-odAo" @
Torl,sh law or the new words coined by lhe scho-
l,s,,c philoso.hers v CHI las he coniesses III te P'.
fare ne vas compelled 10 use, Tor want OF oele' "
express some of our modern IDEAS, or mas ose', 's
by the typogra phcal errors wh'ch unaVoioany ~
il, an essay oil % closely printed vo pages Inc We"
York Tribune IN its notice OF the dissertation, aIuoss
n The same fault the eyes Of tue purIst Out ueo'
..,he dissertation of Mr.. Reynolds s written WIN os
cdsd ability and in good, though not wholly classic
Latin, But il Justly ADDS, indeed, as the N'ai W
,,rv unon which Le writes, had existence uni tne
LAIN had well nigh ceased 10 DC living tongue, i
would scarcely he expect that classical au'hoti'F
could be invoked for all the erms and illustrations ne
mi Jnt need !" The Bos,on Law Reporter oil way TO-
also speaks OF the essay in very complimentary ols
The Charleston Courier, 10 which we are 'nueo'u io
manv of these statements, welcomes him back 10
South Carolina in The warmest manner. -h' ~ mas
indeed returned his native country, enriched win
various and useful information, annat d by liberal
PRINCIPLES, and prepared to take his station al iie
Rar of Vrrina and to contribute OF his literary
treasures TO the columns Of the Southern Literary
MESSENGER We wish success TO him IN his vocation,
whilst we wish success TO the Messenger 'tsel'.
GRtchmond Enquirer