JOSEPH T. MILLER, ESQ.

Mr. Brooks writes a very good hand, strong, bold, and abrupt--highly

indicative of the author's peculiar features of mind. These are

nervous common sense, without tinsel or artificiality, and a straight

forward directness of conception. The lines are even--and the words at

proper intervals. The paper good--and wafered.

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