Letter expressing Clayton's fear that he may have heart disease. Clayton also expresses disappointment at not being able to see Sargent.

Letter informing Sargent that Clayton must delay his trip to Washington due to heart problems. Clayton also discusses Virginia and Delaware politics.

Letter discussing his planned arrival in Washington and an anticipated trip to the Library of Congress.

Letter containing a cryptic prediction, possibly of the Civil War, that, _something extraordinary is in the wind._ Clayton also asks Sargent to arrange room and board for him in the summer.

Letter discussing the possible passage of a bill that would liquidate certain claims.

Letter discussing Hitchcock's recent negotiations with the Bank of the United States.

Letter regarding Butler's treatment by the press.

Three notes from Henry Clay regarding a valedictory speech.

Letter regarding an article published in the American.

Letter discussing the regional differences for the Presidential nomination, the formation of a national convention, and negotiations with the American party over the nomination.

Letter expressing Clay's regret that he was not present to influence the voting on Sargent's confirmation.

Letter detailing Fillmore's assessment of a letter sent from Daniel Webster to Captain Jewett.