...elements of his being. He had now attained, a friend writes, the pride and maturity of manhood. There were few handsomer or more prepossessing men. As a young man said, after the battle of Culpeper , in speaking of the loss of Farley and Hampton, two of the handsomest men in our State have fallen. His figure was of medium height, elegantly formed, graceful, well knit, and, from habitual exerc...