Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

&c! at the dividing line OF Lynn Salem. aud Danyers 10y
the committees aud cotege OF DanNcrs and Salem. About
one he ahghted at MI Gooi'dgr's Coffee House, in
Danvers, where the hospabe ceremonies repeated
The enthusiastic attachment TO the person amt char
ac,cr of Mr.. Clay was di-piaieL in Danvers.
About half past two O'Iick, after passing through the
previously announced III the order of arraur
Me- Clay aghied at the Msusiou House in IVES, Place
thromg ot peop. assembled around m, build.
ing, who welcomed him With ,uud and long continued
chc"r'. The hosp aliiics oi the town OF Salem were
'h'n endercdt icy MIR Sli,hvc in or, spr ech remarka
hy neat and well adapted To the orcasou Mr. Clay
p'e, IN very animated and feeling manner He said
me KIND aud cor"i"i reception extended To i" by this
'h''et AMI enterrri,trg town. had afforded m The high
es gta'ti"aion l. possible Tor Lin To feel til had
ioag know this town among the very first, in ptono
'"g the welfare oi The hole county by It's extensive
commerce. Ringing from other riincs The roior,s and
ilNu h, Il IN uiancy could not produce. lie
had been ed tie ei OF particular branch of
u,rusry but il mistake consider him the friend
oil that branch lone 10 the exclusion oil agriculture aud
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lie alluded The fct tla, articles of cotton fabric such
as twenty years ago were Imported into this town from
ih had since teen scni back ,o cluhc the natives of
ha IN conclusion, he repeated his assurances OF graft
'une Tor the Kindness which here extended to him
Whole ALTAR passed oil admirably WELL and il espe
'ay worthy o notice. as the spontaneous exhibition Of
respect ior talents aud pubr services even when
un'eromp""od with the glare OF official station. The
caVd'eade comprised between three and four hundred
hor'emcn and the whole ene OF the procession horses
and carriages we have heard varousiy estimated at from
one hail. To whole mile. Our DAnvcrs friends turned
on' hoo'y; me spirited light nfnIy ompany of that
pace headed the procession finely mounted aud cl. in an
undress uniform and We noticed large number OF other
citizens in the cortege.
=, go BosToN, O, tobcr &c
MIR: Clay is enjoying the hospitality oi his friends in
w 'i'y aud has visited number of factories in the vi
cm'y' "A number OF parties have been made on his ac
count TINS week. and Is understood that he yors To or
ceser on Monday, on his way home
Thursday evening The Young Mems Committee of Ar
raneement presented Mr.. Clay, at the fremont House
with pair OF elegant Silver Pitchers which havr be.
ma"ulac'uredb by Me>srs. J. b. Jones' * Co O, iii. city
a'e' The pattern nj the Tusran Vase They were inr
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ana were presented in the name oi the Young men n
Boston.- Courier. ~
~ The presentation Of the pitchers at the fremont
1ouse, MIR Clay who has declined accepting formal
taiohs 10 Phbic festivals, surprised hy table with
reeshmrnis IL was an elegant little collation. kim, n,
sonPr Ia FOurchefe, prepared in Mr. Bnyden's hes,
sye' AZ The request OF the young mems committee Sc
vera distinguished guests were present. among whom were
Hon Daniel Webster Hon. II A. y Desrb0rn His uo,
he h. Governor, His Hon. the Mayor the veteran All
'Gca'e OF Domestic Industry, Matthew Carey of philae
pt'' am Mr. Abbott Lawrence. Mr. Robert C. Win.
'hop Chairman ot the COMMITTEES made short and ham,
ny auuress TO MIR Clay presenting The pitchers which
WAS e sponded 10 by the dsng guest an elooueni
anu ieeiing manner The evening passed in the most
soolh and agreeable manner and it has lei. LASTING i'm
preston on those present The pitchers were made bv
MeSsr+ Jones Co. and may be seen at their Sior. in
"'shihgon' street. this day. They an admirable spe
cimcn OF American Art. Sf'
VA the same OCCASION, beautiful morocco Port F,Iio
was presented to Mr. Clay, made by Mr james DYER Of
WIS C"y III superb article of the kind Ceufjnd