Memoir of John Howe Peyton, in Sketches By His Contemporaries, Together With Some of His Public And Private Letters, Etc., Also a Sketch of Ann M. Peyton
Memoir of John Howe Peyton, in Sketches By His Contemporaries, Together With Some of His Public And Private Letters, Etc., Also a Sketch of Ann M. Peyton
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Peyton. But he signally tailed. It is w^ell known that Mr. Peyton did not wish the office of Judge,, much preferred to retain the greatly more lucrative and equally honorable situation of public prosecutor, as in the interest of a large and growing family.
Major James Garland, now Judge of the Hustings Court of Lynchburg, himself a great lawyer and statesman, about the time I went to the bar of Nelson county, said in a con- versation with me: "I was a member of the Legislature that elected Thom...pson. But for the course of the Senator from Augusta and Rockbridge, your father would have succeeded in the election of John Howe Peyton, than whom there is no greater lawyer in the Commonwealth." Mr. Frazier has so well described him as a common law lawyer and the most eminent prosecutor that Virginia has ever Digitized by Google had, that I forbear to say anything further with reference to that ^natter. That is a part of the history of the jurisprudence of this State. I will add, that I have seen his Coke Little- ton, (studied by him as a student of law,) with the marginal pages filled with annotations and references, indicating the application and devotion he felt for his profession.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Peyton. But he signally tailed. It is w^ell known that Mr. Peyton did not wish the office of Judge,, much preferred to retain the greatly more lucrative and equally honorable situation of public prosecutor, as in the interest of a large and growing family.
Major James Garland, now Judge of the Hustings Court of Lynchburg, himself a great lawyer and statesman, about the time I went to the bar of Nelson county, said in a con- versation with me: "I was a member of the Legislature that elected Thom...pson. But for the course of the Senator from Augusta and Rockbridge, your father would have succeeded in the election of John Howe Peyton, than whom there is no greater lawyer in the Commonwealth." Mr. Frazier has so well described him as a common law lawyer and the most eminent prosecutor that Virginia has ever Digitized by Google had, that I forbear to say anything further with reference to that ^natter. That is a part of the history of the jurisprudence of this State. I will add, that I have seen his Coke Little- ton, (studied by him as a student of law,) with the marginal pages filled with annotations and references, indicating the application and devotion he felt for his profession.
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