...received honours on the day of his graduation. He had become a teacher in a distinguished seminary, and was regarded as one of the most promising young men in the country. He was on his way to visit his parents. He left the steamboat at P , where he was to take...

...College, where he graduated with honor in 1826. While in College he was distinguished as a writer, and was regarded as one of the most promising young men in the class to which he belonged. After leaving College he still remained in this country, and was for several...

...valedictory on the day of his graduation. He had become a teacher in a distinguished seminar}', and was regarded as one of the most promising young men in the country. He was on his way to visit his parents. He left the steamboat at l' , where he was to take...

...valedictory on the day of his graduation. He had become a teacher in a distinguished seminary, and was regarded as one of the most promising young men in the country. Ho was on his way to visit his parents. He left the steamboat at P , where he was to take...

...valedictory on the day of his graduation. He had become a teacher in a distinguished seminary, and was regarded as one of the most promising young men in the country. P., where he was to take the stagecoach. " Shall I take your trunk ?" said a red-faced, scantily...

...College, where he graduated with honour in 1826. While in College, ho was distinguished as a writer, and was regarded as one of the most promising young men in the class to which he belonged. After leaving College, he still remained in this country, and was, for...

...licensed attorney 3Oth April, 1772. He practiced his profession with success, and prior to the revolution was regarded as one of the most promising young men in the city. In politics he espoused the Republican cause, and was among the zealous champions of constitutional...

...and ninety-four who had thus indulged all their lives. Then people slept until 10 in the morning ind enjoyed themselves. But to return to the Waddells....Waddell was called to the City of Washington after the acccession of Gen. Jackson to the Presidency in 1829. He was made financial agent of the State Department....

...our early lives. She died soon after marriage, leaving an only son. Frank Chambers was a lawyer, and was regarded as one of the most promising young men in the State of Kentucky. He was uncommonly handsome, a chaste and eloquent speaker, and an intelligent and...

...practice of law, and before his death in 1803 he had won an enviable reputation in his profession. He was regarded as one of the most promising young men in the State. The last of the trio, Mr. Holmes, resigned in 1798. Mr. Harris was succeeded in the professorship...