Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 531
eading men of the South, all ofwhich he politely declined, saying that it was hisintention to pursue the same plan on this south-ern journey as on his eastern visit, which was 308 WHEN AVASHINGTON WENT TRAVELING [Feb., not to incommode any private family; and bydeclining all such offers he would… … EX-PRESIDENT WASHINGTON KETURNING TO HIS HOME AT MOUNT VERNON. thus writes in his diary: I was accompanied byMajor Jackson. My equipage and attendants con-sisted of a chariot and four horses, drove in hand,a light baggage-wagon and two horses, foursaddle-horses, besides a led one for myself;…
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