Memoir of
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共 20 段- From 1808 to 1846, when struck down by apoplexy, he bent the
- The deep interest taken by Mr. Peyton in all matters likely
- "In him the country has lost one of her most useful and dist
- On the 15th at 5 o'clock we left Baltimore on the steamboat
- "The jury were evidently won, and gave full credence to the
- It was never expected by any man of sense that the voluntary
- I am informed by Judge Taylor that my sister, Lucy Green, of
- This is the substance, and these, I may say, the terms in wh
- During the summer of 1843, while Mr. and Mrs. Peyton and the
- There is one thing, my son, that is indispensable now, and y
- On the 3d of April, 1847, John H. Peyton died at Montgomery
- "It would be a halting and very defective sketch of this emi
- Mr. Frazier has so well described him as a common law lawyer
- _Dear Sir_--Your note of May 31st was forwarded to me at the
- And displaying constantly, as he did, these noble qualities
- _My Dear Sir_--I have just received from your hand a copy of
- She often spoke in after years in a lively and amusing way o
- Order, as may be supposed, reigned in her establishment and
- 2. Peyton, Henry, major, and killed at Charleston May 12, 17
- Gatewood, E., 145