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o. Mr.. CLAY has consented, at the urgent nm
portunity of his friends IN various places, to ex-
tend his Journey Northward as far as Baltimore,
and possibly to Wilmington, Delaware. From
every quarter letters pour in upon hun, soliciting
him to stretch his Journey little farther; and he
will have great difficulty in getting bacEover the
Alleghcnes without visiting Philadelphia, New
York and even New England. But his friends
must not be urgent They should consider that
he is the proper Judge Of what is required by his
position and his duties. We trust he will visit
the North ere long, as President That visit will
be expected by impatient thousands, and remcm
bered through 4 generation.


BY the following letter, it will be seen that
Mr.. Clay has consented to visit, il circumstances
permit, the Eastern Shore Of Virginia. We trust
he may he enabled to do So


ASHLAND, 18th Dec. 1913.


GENTLEMEN: On the eve OF my departure for
New Orleans, have received your obliging invita-
ton to visit Accomac. There are two places in the
United States which, more than almost any other, |
am desrous OF seeing: one is the Eastern Shore OF
Virginia, and the other the Island of Nantucket; in
both OF which the primitive manners, customs and
hospitality of the early emgrants to them from Eu-
rope understand are admirably preserved. Your
letter, gentlemen by the proprety and delicacy Of
the grounds on which YOU place your friendly invi
tation adds to the motives which previously had
to see the Eastern Shore; but dare not trust my
self with positive engagement to accept it. All
that allow myself 10 hope is, that, if, after my
arrival at Norfolk | find myself under circumstances
that will admit of an excursion TO Accomac, shall
take the greatest pleasure in making it. In the
mean time pray your acceptance OF my profound
acknowledgements, and assurances Of my being
faithfully


1lessr5 f. P Pits, l. j. Yoang {. II crori. SC SC


- Hon THOMAS RUSSELL, Treasurer OF Mas
sachusetts was seriously injured on Friday night
last, by being knocked down and run over by u
sleigh and horses in the streets oil Boston