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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-17
1-INn m yoRK COuNTY FOR SALE

LAND IN YORK COUNTY FOR SALE.
UNHE subscriber offers for sale the tract of land upon
IL which the late John r. Winston recently renSeH' %
situated In York county, about three miles norm 9 IN
BENZ waller, John James, Heury NJ Bowden, and James
Shell -,
The tract contains 500 acres with excellent dwelling
with seven well arranged, new framed quarter
with four rooms, ice house and barn nearly new The
yard and garden newly enclosed with the best heart tim
The wheat crop of the present year is estimated at
from 1000 70 1900 bushels
If sale not effected privately before the lst day Of
October it will be that day Q fair If the first
fair day thereafer sold to the highest bidder on the
premises.
Persons wishing purchase referred Mr. Hanson
P Kean who has charge Of the premises and will take
pleasure in giving all necessary information.
TERMS accommodating, upon the purchase money
being satisfactorily secured For any further information
address the subscriber Hanover Court House, Virgi
MIA BlCk: L. WINSTON, Executor OF
July 2l-ctf JNO. X. WINSTON deceased.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
Valuable ALBEMARLE ESTATE,

INTENDING to change my location, offer for sale my
dred 20O) acres near four hundred H0o) in timber,
lying principally on the waters of 10y Creek only one
QO one and half from "Bleomfeld" Academy. large
and aourishing school, five and half (D from the Uni
versy of Virginia six and half (6D from Charottes.
VILE and in enc OF the most enlightened neghborheods
OF Virginia The entire farm beautifully set in orchard
grass timothy and clover and in condition to improve
rapidly and produce large crops o corn ~nest ana To-
to possess many inducements 10 rarely offered
Tor sale.
The terms will be sufficiently liberal for the times.
Reference can be made the Hon. WIN c. Rives Rs.
leigh Costou, s. w. Fickin, w: N. Noland DR.. Geo.
B Stephens. VIM. Garth and W. w. Gilmer, Of Albe.
marle f. G. Rufin, Ed Southern Planter. John P. Bal.
lard or to my Commission Merchant, T. Jas. ncsne Of
Richmond who has sold my crops for about tW or:y 0
years / will take pleasure In answering any inquiries
that may be addressed in showing any one
who may call upon near Woodville Depot Abemsre.
Nov 5rcw5w JNO X. WOODS.
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LANES RIVER Estate FOR SALE.

subscriber offers at private sale, that beautiful
u Farm In Goochlsnd county, called ORAPAKES, ly.
Ing on jaime. River Licking Hole Creek and the Jane:
River and Kanawhs Canal four nles above the Court
House. and thirty -four miles from Richmond The situa
ton IL among the beautiful on the rivor, command
Ing view Of the whole arabic surface fine view of the
surrounding country and cans for several miles up and
down the river. The estate in high state of improve
ment and remarkably healthy 1t adjoin. the es.
tates Of Thomas Desne, w. B. Weisiger and X. Skip.
with and contains 93s of which III 2 are
arst low grounds. 22o acres Of second low grounds 22
The improvements corsis, of frame dwelling with egh.
rooms s good kitchen outhouse' quarters: oyer'eers
and undcrpinninz and new brick barn, 6ox3O with
shed running TIE whole length, sixteen feet wde new
threshipg msckne, new ice house. and all necessary
stables, &c.
would TO visit this before purchasing elsewhere,
I will eli ON reasonable terms.
Every preparation 10 makngto seed 200 acres in
vat this fall 100 of It In fallow, and the cornhed has
t.en sowed In peas.
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing 1t
stands, md most of the negroes
Ny manager MIR. Sanders, will show the estate to any
one wishing TO purchase.
Ny address 10 Sublett's p. O., Powhatan county.
Oct l5-ctf NILES c. SELDEN
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A GOOD PEN.

To all who ever have occasion to use pen, whetb-
er in copying bookkeeping letter writing or in any
other way from the schooboy TO the statesman, is
needless to say that good pen is valuable far beyond
its COST A bad pen is enough to disturb the equa.
nimity of the most amiable individual But our OBJ
ject ia not to write essay. We simply intended to
inform our readers that beautiful pen of a
bronze hue and plant point may be found at the book
store OF Mr.. A. Morris in this city. We are using
one now; aud it writes go smoothly that we feel al.
most inclined to eIpatiate ts merits through COL
umn or two but the 'deviI' calls for copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-17
FRANCE AND THE SLAVE TRADE.

The Manchester Guardian contains a letter from
Mr.. Campbell, the British Consul at Lagos, dated the
18th of September, to the following purport
His imperial Majesty of France having taken to
purchasing slaves in this quarter whole host OF un.
washed, bearded faced Spaniards. Portuguese and
Americans have followed his example; and if his I'M
periaI Msieety persists in continuing to purchase
slaves at Whydah, fear we must say good oye 70
custom from this part of Africa Already the Abop-
kutans have gone to hunt for slaves. The lbabdans,
a more numerous and warlike people than the Abop
kutans, are preparing to do the same in the Jahoo
country, near to Lagos.
Lagos and Whydah, or Ayudah, as it is sometimes
called were two Of the great seats of the old slave
trade and almost the last places where it stopped
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-17
To the Editors Of The Enquirer:
,r W,our Nov IS57.

Messrs. Editors:-I see in your columns, under the
signature Of Henry" that Col ~. Jordan, formerly
of Virginia, is candidate for Door.keeper OF the
House of Representatives OF the thlrty'hfth Con-
gress.
1t is with pride and pleasure that can endorse all
that Henry" says. know him WELL He was one
OF President Jscksons earliest supporters ne has al
WAYS been an un1inchng and an nnwaverlng Demo-
craft capacity and integrity must be conceded to him;
he, indeed, would do credit to his native State and
the Democracy in whose ranks he has ever stood as
firm as the rocks of Gibraltar. He knows no guile
or deceit hope he will be chosen, with oil due de-
ference to other candidates. SESE&.
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MEADOW 1ARN FOR SALE

II OFFER at Private Sale my Farm, lying in the county
Il of Prince William adjoining the land Of Judge Tyler
and Immediately on the Turnpike Road leading from
Alexandria to Warrenton, and and half miles from
Gainesville depot the Manassas Gap Railroad thirty
ave miles distant from Alexandra which place can be
reached in two hours on the cars.
Thi. Estate contains Nine Hundred and Fortyone and
Half Acres-about four hundred of which in Wood
and Timber The balance In cleared and divided Into
nine Fields all of them well watered by lasting sprng
Broad Ruu-a largo and failing mountain stream
passes through the estate from West to East bordering
on which 10 beautiful Meadow OF one hundred acres
now we'll taken in Timothy and blue grass and only
valuable Meadow, but highly useful for grazing
poses The uplsnds IRE rolling and susceptible Of any
degree Of improvement.
The Improvements are large and commodou. Dwell
Ing with spacious rooms four above and three be
low stairs, and the necessary out houses. Surround
ing the yard 10 large and aourshng Orchard Of Apples
Pears Peaches Cherries, APrcos. &c, of the finest va
rees and many of them In full bearing Country Storei
are numerous aud convenient. The ncghborhood 10
surpassed by any in the State for health and affords the
best society
those wishing to purchase hne country residence
will do we'll 10 call and examine ths estate.
For further information, address Judge z. Collins Lee
Da JAS. w F. MACRAE.
Buckland Pr William co.. Va, April l4-cd
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REMEMBER THE FACT

yUyHAT GIBBS awarded the highest premium "a
,yer medal the last exhibition OF the Mechanics
In..n,. for the superiority OF his AMBRoTYPES over
All sun pictures on exhibition: but s higher reward
which proves that hs efforts establish rst cass Gale.
~ has me, with the appreciation OF agenerouspublic
respectfully that In order 10 meet the de-
his business he hss increased his force Having
now ia hs employ superior Artist he preparedto fur
nih PHOTOGRAPHS. from small 10 life size, coored
10 OIL water or pas,ee which he warrants for accuracy
snd beauty OF finish equal the best paintings In the
country The public respectfully invited TO call and
examine specimens.
Gallery coriuthan Hall, between 9th and 10th, Main
s,,eet Richmond P. Z. GIBBS, Proprietor.
P 8 These Photographs can be enlarged from small
Miniatures Daguerreoypes or Ambrotypes to lite aze.
r. Z. ".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-17
DOCK CHARGES ON TOBACCO IN LON
DON.

new scale Of rent charges Of the London Dock
Compapy on tobacco warehoused at that port hai
hssp adopted, and was put in force on the 25th Au
cr., last The following are the rates:
"Hopsheads tobacco I'D. 10 cents) each per
p.ek German casks, 4d. to | ID Is to- cent.i
each. per week cases or bales under + cvt., led
,o3 ID Is to7 centsl each per week cases or bales
week; Havana cgsrs and Cheroois under cwt
gross, Sd. Is cents) each per week; Havana cigars
and Cheroots under cwt. gross, .2d cents) each
per week"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-17
GEN WALKERS EXPEDITION.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l2.-The steamer Dick help,
which took Gen. Walker and men from the maiIoost
in Mobile haybor has returned to Mobile, having
placed all the "flibusters aboard Walkers steamer
Fashion, which sailed for Nicaragua The whole
party consists of about four hundred men, thousand
stand of arms, large quantity OF munitions ana pro
yiaiona for thrae or four months.
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MONROE sPRIN1;S R0R =,

MONhOE SfhlN(sS kOR SALE.
II OFFER for sale the MONROE SPRINGS to- 80
Il gether with all appurtenances, consisting of an :.
ample supply of Beds, Bedding, Household and -
Kitchen Furniture; also, Crockery, Cutlery, etc. The
Springs situated in the Northeastern part of Monroe
county Ala mile Of the Mobile and Grard railroad
and the distance from the Mobile stage line The
tract belonging the Springs contains $50 of No.
creek land The growth 10 hickory white oak red oak
lar sweet sum mulberry elm holly Spanish oak with
dergrowth Of stink buckeye, sumach and other
derSrowth indicating rich soil About 100 of the
above lands In high state Of cultivation and will pro-
duce 1900 10 1900 pounds Of cotton TO the The build
inrs are In good condition. with large and commodious
Hotel and winter residence for family; also, TenPin
Alley Billiard Room and Table, Bath House, two Ball
Rooms one of which 10 fifty yards distant from the
hotel Also two roomy Stables ogother with Corn Cribs
Negro Houses etc In fact there 10 nothing wanting
make this one of the most desirable watering places
South as the water stands In high repute any in the
State Testimonials of the fact can be produced II re.
qured
will the place the following terms: Ten dollar,
per cash. the balance In three annual
psymeat, with notes and approved security or mort
Any person wishing to engage In business OF the kind,
wouu 20 Wehto examine these Springs a. the business
oouo % commenced without any outlay save Tor groce
tes tnere an ample supply Of thnga necessary Tor
notei ousness Any number Of sheep can be hsd al
oeet at 70 cents, urkeysat IS cents chickens at l2f
conts eggs II ~ cents per Dozen butter Is cents
For further particulars apply to C. T. HAYNES ESQ Ga
xette once Cahaba, Alabama or myself AZ the Spring.
boc Si-Wou J. ENGLISH. Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-17
THE NEWS FROM INDIA.

In another column will be found brief but inter.
esng account of the reduction of Delhi; and also an
article from the London "Tines" discussing Indian
affairs in cheerful tone. 1t is to be hoped, that the
savage Sepoys have done their worst. They must
soon be subdued, now that Delhi has fallen. In re-.
conquering India, England promises to make ample
amends for that i'll success in the Crimea, which 30
sadly impaired her prestipe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-17

THE HISTORY OF FRANCE, FROM THE EARL
EST PERIOD TO THE PREsEsr TIME. Br THOMAS
WRIGHT, ESQ.,, NJ. A., F. 5. A., sc.
We are indebted to Mr. John Perry Of this CITY, the
enterprisDg agent Of the London Printing ana puo
fishing Company, for the tenth numbef oil tnis very
valuable and interesting history. The emoelishmen'
for this number is sn engraving OF the battle o'
Tours" A. D., 1872.
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pPyJTEITIARy or VIRGINIA.

PENITENTIARY OF VIRGINIA.
MANUFACTURED at this Institution, and sold the y
41 and the Agents Store, No. 27 Pearl street. he
following articles, at reduced prices TO wit:
Boots. Shoes and Brogues
Women, Caidren and Servants Shoes
Wagon and Cart Harness Of every description
Machine Bands Leather Hose
Wagons, Carts
Drays and Wheelbarrows
Wardrooes. safes, &c.
Striped and Plaii Ccttons
k-yseys and Linseys for plantation handA
Ready Made Clothing for servaDs. M
Noet Of the above articles hard anf LOT saie WIN
be made repaired other 10, wo'k oone 20 ordet on
'ho notice for cash. or to pupc,u' customers only on
ahor time
Orders from the country wlA sassctory Ie!etences'
Jov 4 c,f 80. anS Storekeeper Va Pcntentfary.
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views on theee questions, not so much 70 satisfy them
as 10 silence lhe caving of thoss who wish to deeGt
you ~ any event take the liberty, as an old friend
| 10 ask your Views on the points suggested 1t is
| neeo'ess 10 say that unless forbidden by yourself
your answer will be published
very hastily, your friend
SHELTON +. LEAKE.
HoS. X. NJ. T. HU,TrR.
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Buclland. Pr. William co.. Va. April l4-ctf
AInrWaRLE LAND FOR SALE

NOR SALE, my farm of three hundred and eleven
i. acres in Albemare county. adjoining the lands
o. Massey Sneed and Others six miles from
Charlottesville, two and half from Shadwell Depot,
and two from the Riyanna improvement. One hundred
and twenty cleared well enclosed and in high
oil Improvement One third of this 10 good bottom
land. dwelling and all necessary out buildings
the place, and we'll Of first in the yard
TERMS hberaH or, If desired, an exchange fer Rich
mond property will be made
Address me at Richmond, call at my Office corner Of
Franklin and Governor streets.
Oct l6-cn g A. HART
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| lcoPY.l
CaARLorrEsvILLE, Or

IUth,
DEAR Sir 81 see that the Enquirer" and it's cor.
respondents continue to call upon you to "come OUT
whether you are now friendly to Mr.. Buchanan's Ad
mnistration, and will support it, if you shall be re
elected to the u. 5. Senate.
Now, while have no doubt as to your position. yei
as hear, not unfrequently, your friends who const
tute large majority of the Democratic party of Vir
gins,) express q wish that you would publish your
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6EH0CRATTC NEWsPAPER FOR SALE.

DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER FOR sALE.
JIlHE proprietor Of DEMOCRATIC Pass, In the nte'
Nor Of Virginia. Offers his establishment for sale
The Paper is located in Democratic community, and ha,
within !, all the elements Of success. IL has maintained
reasOaoe degree of popular favor at all times ana IN
IN. spts of an active man. or two practical PRINT
or. q energy and enterprise cannot fs TO ensure hoe
raj re,urn for the labor bestowed upon IL IL sup
piled with all the necessary fixtures 70 eonoue' e
prspery. oss,;,r ,.-r,. E.,
oure OF the Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-17

The Democratic friends Of j. j. Simkns and W..
e. Whitehead, of Norfolk, have presented to those
esteemed gentlemen handsome evidence Of their
regard. To the former, splendid silver goblet-to
the latter beautiful walking cane, heavily mounted
,rith pold
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-17

IDOWDkR,-Justt to hand large supply Of all kinds
Il and make of Powder for field sporting, duck aud
shooting, cannon and blasting put up in canisers
from half l6 70 Eve lbs and In kegs from 81 ba TO 25 lbs
which win be sold low at wholesale and retail.
CHAs. LEONARD,
Ox l6 Old s<1sss, Petersburg, Va
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JkWELRY AMI 1;IiNI

20 " hhhI AND GUNS.
NHE subscriber would respectable cali ,bc attention Of
bis ftiend' and the public to an examination Of bis
Military Goods Iusical instruments, Plas,d @ %s,. WsI
Ing Canes Fishing Tackle, Cutlery Sporting and Fancy
Goods Of all kinds which the largest stock TO be found
u the State all Of which will be sold at and b.iou cor.
In order to make for large stock Of his own i'm
portaon which win be received In September Call at
the sign OF the Rine c. LEONARD
Aug 25-c3m Old street, Petershurg
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
a Nd SUMNER COMPLAINT, highly recommended
"A By all physicians, of both the old and new world
Lager Beer up In bottles for family use.
Per dozen pints 81 25 Per dozen quarts " %. In
packages of from two to six dozen Put up and sold BY
p. WlLBACHER, No. 20s. Main street.
Richmond, Va.
No extra charge for package or drayage.
Orders from the country will be promptly responded
given.
SALE aso-Laser Beer in quarter and half casks, Of
8 and &c gallons.
Superior Cream Ale quarter and half casks. Of and
l6 gallon. April a2-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-17

SENATORS FROM LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 4-J. r. Henderson andJ.
W. Hsmphill, have been elected U. 8. Senators from
Louisiana.
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CAnP ETINGs, CURTAIN GOODS, &c.

FALL, 1857
WE are prepared to exhibit this season the largest
w and most varied assortment, as to quality and
price Of goods line (ss embraced in card be
.o~,) including Trimmings and Fixtures, that we have
ever had
Importing d;-ec: from the manufactures large portion
our Goods aud carefully selecting the balance from
We best factories IN this country our stock will compare
!ssorao!y w,h any in the United Statesall which we
aye disposed TO sell the lowest remuneratiye profits.
RICHARDSON & CO.
pKAL EXCLUSIVELY IN,
And keep for sale in quantities To s at
WARE-ROoaS, No. as. MAIN ST,
RicHMoNp. VA
all kinds of
CARPE TINGS
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, CURTAIN GOODS,
RUGS, MATS WINDOW SHADES
TABLE OIL CLOTHS.
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS. &c.
We will have made TO order
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS
Window Curtains md Shades
Buyers are respectfully Invited to examine our Goods
Sep, l2-c3m- RICHARDSON g. CO. e5 Main It.
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pa EDITORS AND PRINTERS

r,,r .pbenbers beg leave call attention TO their
STOCK OF PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS,
popnrRS PRESSES, &c, &c, large supply OF
ybeh they Keep constantly hand a, their Type and
s,.Teo,vp. Foundry No. 3s, Gold Street, New York,
Ne have full assortment of all articles required In
prnt;us Oisce. including
f'H"-s CASES, CHASEs, GALLEYS, &C.,
u ~ which we warrant equal in every respect to any
nnse,ured in this country and which we will sell on
,S n,usl viz six msnths credit for approved ne
sobI- notes or ten per cent. discount for cash Old
yne .ken in exchange for new at the customary price
~ r,s cents per pound 1, delivered within 70 days from
nm. Of purchase otherwise six cents per pound.
S WIN. HAGAR, JR., T. co.
Tb. undersigned AoExT IN VIRGINIA, for the above
we'll known establishment, can supply the trade with
every description OF ~ .s,s
uoop the most liberal terms Having printed the rich
soyp EyarIlER' for upwards Of ten years with type
and other materials purchased from Messrs. HAoAR
Co IN induced to recommend materials from their 60
ts5iishruent in preference to others.
Specmen Books will be furnished 70 the trade, and
,ucb .rncles a. may be selected will be forwarded with
despatch. - Wm. d. aLLcnHE;
Oct!t Enquirer Oulce, nicn1iouo, v q
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By THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

IyroRNATIoN having been Iseeyed oS INC i,h
'e. o,,rtsd an strucious murder in the county OF
on the tenth ps that he hs: ed from justice
,ns now going at large; therefore do eoy oel
Ies%. hs ,,id Gi.op Stewart and deliver him into
.a. @, said county OF Hghsnd and do oreoyerre,
e sn,r ii officers of this Common wealth civil and military
sur a,c,t the people seuerallyt their best exer-
ana ocn-. the arres, OF the said Gilson D. Stewart,
,S,t may be brought 10 Justice
G uader my hand as Governor and under the ts;s ss
/" a6h day Of October, 1857 ,, ,,,,sr
- ,.e Governor GEORGE w MusyosD, Secretary OF
= stewart i. about 25 years old, five feet nine or
,rse high OF rather slender appearance; hair dark
- S.rt forehead high. complexion rather pale ana
Ct lips thin compressed and retreaung. with
- .bsrp snd pro;rudipg giving 10 the mouth the ap'
a....,r. O; havin: lost the teeth. OCT 2i-c3W
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GEORGE I. HERRING,S,

COMMISSION AND GROCERY STORE,
No &c. MAIN STREET
II EEPS always hand a full stock Of Groceries, to
which he Invites his customers and the public gene
rv Also pays strict attention TO the sale OF country
f:oduce and prepared furnish grain bags bis
fends who wish TO send their groin TO him to sell
GEO. | HERRING,
Aug <-cte No. Sc, Main e.
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C0II;II VORTuA0I q; co,

EDWIN NOhTaAM q COss
GRocEpS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN IRON, STEEL, AND AGRICULTURAL
MANURES.
TIFSD particularly TO the sale of Wheat, Corn,
- Eour and Tobacco A full supply Of grain bags on
A.oS with which farmers can be supplied who wish 10
eennzn grain To u.s. Juy9-c4m
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MR.. LEAKE'S LETTER TO MR.. HUNTER AND
ONE TO OURSELVES ALSO.

TUESDAY NOVEMBER ~. 1857.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE e. DUNNAvANT.
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JUDGE BROCKENBROUGH'S LAW SCHOOL.
II gives us sincere pleasure to publish the follow.
ing ust tribute to Of the best law schools in the
country As heightened and accomplished gentle.
man, and a profound lawyer, Judge Brockenbrough