Jackson, Major, accompanies Washington to Mount Vernon and on his Southern tour, in 1791, 267 Jay, John, letter of Washington to, in 1786.. 66 anxiety of Washington respecting the treaty made by...... Jay, Rev. William, impromptu lines of, on seeing a picture of Mount Vernon.. 66 letter of, respecting bust of Lafayette. 32 K. Key of the Bastile, letter of Washington to Lafayette respecting the.. 66 66 letter of Washington to, two days before his retirement to private life L. 66 46 Ladies' Mount Vernon Association the present owners of Mount Vernon Washington's intuitive perception of his character on his first arrival 371 163 164 164 165 sends key of Bastile to Thomas Paine, to be sent by him to Washington 234 236 ceremony at the presentation of the bust of, to the city of Paris. 245 massive gold ring presented to, by Mr. Custis, at the tomb of Washington....... 354 reasons of state govern Washington's manner of receiving, on his arrival from France, 303 305 "Lament of Washington," poem from the pen of Attorney-General Bradford, respecting the Langdon, John, president of the United States senate pro tempore.. 66 informs Washington by letter of his elevation to the presidency... Lantern, ancient iron, eighty years at Mount Vernon, now at Arlington House. Last illness of Washington, detailed account of.. Last words of Washington.... Lawrence Washington, goes to Barbadoes for his health. 301 206 206 316 315 232 330, 335 335 66 his return home from Barbadoes, and death....... Lawrence Washington, accompanied to Barbadoes by his brother George.. Lear, Tobías, becomes a resident at Mount Vernon..... PAGE 51 51 191 66 66 letters of Washington to, relating to his house and furniture in Philadelphia...250, 253 330 107 portrait of... 66 Lee, Richard Henry, letter of, to Washington, when a child............... 66 46 the first to congratulate Washington after his taking the oath of office... 216 letter of Washington to, respecting a newly-invented threshing-machine.. Lee, Mrs. Robert E., the great-granddaughter of Mrs. Washington L'Enfant Major, employed to furnish a plan and survey of the federal city. Levees, Washington's... Lewis, George, inherits a sword from Washington.... Lewis, Lawrence, a suitor for the hand of Nelly Custis... ......... ........ 276 .. 324 66 and Nelly Custis married on Washington's birthday, 1799... 331 Lewis, Major, re-entombs remains of Washington and his wife in marble sarcophagi, in 1887, 354 371 112 Liquor-chest that belonged to Washington, remaining at Mount Vernon in 1857.. 360 ... 66 picture of 361 Livermore, Mr. George, his account of a silver gorget, a relic of Washington's earlier life.... 358 letter of, to Washington, communicating the news of the conclusion of peace, in 1783, 130 McHenry, Mr. letter of Washington to, from Mount Vernon, after his retirement.. 312 66 66 letter of Washington to, respecting the anticipated troubles with France........ 322 329 McKean, Sally, becomes the wife of the Marquis d'Yrugo.. McPherson's Blues, six survivors of, in 1859.. Madison, James, writes an inscription for the statue of Washington... 66 390 347 66 picture of uniform of..... at Mount Vernon with Houdon, the French sculptor.. Marriages of foreign envoys with American women, numerous... Marshall, Hon. John, announces the death of Washington to Congress... 356 138, 139 140 193 345 Mason, George, Washington's neighbor and friend... Masonic apron presented to Washington by Madame Lafayette... 66 picture of.... Massey, Rev. Lee, minister of Pohick Church.. Maurepas, Count, remark of, in relation to Lafayette... Meade, Bishop, notice of Mason L. Weems, by............. 66 letter of, in relation to Washington's English coach ..... Mifflin, Governor, meets Washington on the frontiers of Pennsylvania.. Miniature of Washington, by Mrs. Sharpless 310 Miniature portrait of Mrs. Washington, painted by Robertsor in 1792.. 274 Mirror of Washington still at Mount Vernon 362 66 picture of....... 361 Monuments of several members of the Washington family on the east side of the tomb of 358 "Morning" and "Evening"-landscapes painted for Washington, by Winstanley, now at 320 66 Morris, George P., his ode on Washington's sword and Franklin's staff. Morris, Gouverneur, stands to Houdon for the figure of Washington.. 66 Morris, Mrs., accompanies Mrs. Washington to New York.......... 66 house of, in Philadelphia, rented for Washington's residence... proscribed, as an "enemy to his country". Mortar, bronze, that belonged to Cimon Washington in 1664, picture of. Mount Vernon, the mansion at, built by Lawrence Washington. .... ....... 42 ..... 75 ...... 83 mansion and other buildings at, found by the General much in want of repair, after 313 66 hospitalities at, continued after the death of the General. 350 66 passes into the possession of Bushrod Washington, nephew of the General, on the few articles of the personal property of Washington remaining at.. ... 358 the work of renovation and restoration commenced at.............. .......371 Moustier, Count de, French minister, at Mount Vernon... Mural candelabra, used in Washington's dining-room at Philadelphia, picture of. .......... 372 ......... 198 .315 N. Necker, M., dismissed from his post as minister of finance, in France. 66 66 66 ..... PAGE 233 ............... 242 inscriptions on bust of, presented to Washington... Oath of office administered to Washington in 1798, by Judge Cushing... Ode to Washington sung at Trenton.... ...283 ....... 119 ...... 213 ........303 Ogden, Charles S., original study of Peale's first portrait of Washington, in possession of.... 97 P. 215 Packsaddle used by Washington on his expedition to the Ohio country in 1758, picture of... 53 66 66 letter of to Washington respecting the success of " The Rights of Man," Patrick Henry, Washington heard the burning words of, in the Virginia Assembly. 66 66 paints Washington at Mount Vernon in 1772. 236 .......276 277 •105 111 .130 .130 212 94 94 95 fac-simile of his receipt for ten guineas for painting miniature of Mrs. Washington, 97 Pinckney, Gov. Charles Cotesworth, receives Washington at the wharf in Charleston, in 1791, 269 Precedents established for the President of the United States... Presidential mansion at Philadelphia, picture of.. Profile portrait of Washington.. Profile portrait of Mrs. Washington.. Protestant Episcopal Church, burial service of Washington according to the ritual of. ...... 341 .. 322 R. Randolph, Peyton, chosen president of first Congress.. 104 Ranney, letter of Washington to, in relation to his sending flag-stones, &c., from England... 153 3.. 286 Receptions of Mrs. Washington....... 224 Receptions of Washington at New York and at Philadelphia...................... Remains of Washington, account of the re-entombment of, in 1837. 354, 357 104 Retirement from office of Washington, extract from a newspaper of the day, describing a Ripon, Earl of, present owner of the English seat of the Washington family. Rush, the late venerable Richard, incident related by, illustrating the feelings of Washington 301 ........ S. Sago palm at Mount Vernon.. 159 St. John's Lodge, in New York, in possession of the Bible used at Washington's inauguration, 217 356 31 221 31 Seals, Washington's watch, lost on Braddock's field and in Virginia, and afterward found.... 31 31 Secretary, Washington's, willed to Dr. Craik..... 228 60 picture of.. 229 Sharpless, James, his profile portraits of Washington and Mrs. Washington said to be the best .... Sharpless, Mrs., beautiful miniature of Washington by. 309 • 341 Sideboard, black walnut, that belonged to Lawrence Washington, now at Arlington House. 316 317 Silver inkstand of Washington, description of.. 319 Sotomayer, Duke of, a native of Philadelphia.... 290 Spaniards, depredations of, on British commerce in the West Indies. 39 ............... 238 66 picture of. 238 |