announced to Congress by Hon. John Marshall of Virginia PAGE Death of Washington, system of management, written by the General, completed only four health and vigor of Washington only a few days before... 329 329 D'Estaing presents a bust of M. Necker to Washington.. fate of....... letters of........ Destiny of Washington,” an allegorical painting. 241 242 243 199 Diary, Wash.ngton's, kept in the blank leaves of the Virginia Almanac.. extract from, concerning furniture.... note made in it on the 11th of December, 1799... Dick, Dr., consulted by Dr. Crack on the occasion of Washington's last illness. Dinner, Washington sits down to, without changing his damp clothes, December 12, 1799... 320 Dress of Washington at his second inauguration minutely described.. 53 285 225 161 Duer, President, on the anxiety of citizens to see Washington on his retirement from office, 295 Dunmore, unsuccessful attempt of, to desolate Mount Vernon... Earl of Buchan, letter of, accompanying the oaken box sent by him to Washington. English traders driven away from the Ohio by the French... 53 • 219 Eulogy of Washington written on the back of the Pitcher Portrait. 364 Eulogy of Washington, written on the back of the Sharpless profile..................... 366, 268 Evans, Mrs. Eliza, daughter of General Anthony Walton White. 80 319 Everett, Edward, large sum paid by, into the treasury of the Ladies' Mount Vernon A880- Fairfax, Washington a vestryman of the parish of 223 Family plate of Washington made over again in New York, and additions made to, in 1789.. 265 Farowell Address of Washington, prepared by Washington at Mount Vernon profound sensation caused by its publication . said by Alison to be unequalled as an uninspired composition... Federal city, Major L'Enfant employed to make a plan and survey of.. Field, an English painter, takes a button from Washington's coat. Flag, British, captured at Yorktown, presented to Washington, picture of. Flower-garden at Mount Vernon, plants in... Fort du Quesne taken possession of by Colonel Washington France, hostile attitude of, in 1795... 321 pacific relations with, on the overthrow of the Directory by Napoleon Bonaparte.. 324 172 Franklin's staff willed to Washington... 134 Fraunces' Tavern, at New York, Washington parted with his officers at. French Directory, insolent attitude of, toward the United States.. 321 French dominion ceases south of Lake Erie, on Washington's taking Fort du Quesne....... Frestel, M., tutor of young Lafayette, favorable mention of, by Washington.... minute guns fired from schooner of Mr. Robert Hamilton, during. Germantown, Washington proposes to call Congress together at, in consequence of the pres- ence of yellow fever in Philadelphia. Giles, Tommy, notice of.... Gist, agent of English Ohio Company, questioned by an Indian. 287 288 260,261 52 204 205 PAGI Gloucester, Duke of, speaks of the Americans in presence of Lafayette. Goblets, silver, belonging to Washington.. (+ picture of one. Gold medal decreed to Washington by Congress for the recovery of Boston 116 Gorget, silver, worn by Washington, while in the colonial service, history of, by Mr. Quincy £59 328 212 Greene, General, Washington dines with the widow of, in 1791. 260 Greene, Rev. Ashbel, particular description by, of Washington's habits at table. 297 44 Greenwood, Isaac I., owner of Washington's pistols Gunston Hall, the seat of George Mason.. H. 240 85 Hale, Sir Matthew, his "Contemplations Moral and Divine," read by Washington's mother, 31 proposes a convention of states to amend the Articles of Confederation. 78 130 192 283 *323 Hamilton, Mr. Robert, fires minute guns from his schooner during the funeral of Washington 341 governor of Virginia, letter of, respecting the statue of Washington. Harrison, Benjamin, goes with Washington to the Congress in 1775. Home of Washington, as it was in 1759 Home and tomb of Washington to be ever cherished as memorial treasures. letter of Washington to, in relation to his sitting to Pine for his portrait.. Houdon's bust of Washington, picture of 163—the Original mask. Humphreys, Colonel, accompanies Washington to Mount Vernon in 1781. 281 382 113 175 240 246 85 102 103 104 54 55 67 373 180 180 268 175 176 176 374 183 184 120 195 195 196 196 184 I. Ice-house at Mount Vernon, picture of. 161 Inauguration of John Adams. 295 Inauguration of Washington, as first president of the United States... 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. letter of, respecting bust of Lafayette K. 32 193 289 373 175 243 arrival of at New York, in 1784.... Key of the Bastile, letter of Washington to Lafayette respecting the...... letter of Washington to, two days before his retirement to private life L. Ladies' Mount Vernon Association the present owners of Mount Vernon Washington's intuitive perception of his character on his first arrival 166 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 แ Lament of Washington," poem from the pen of Attorney-General Bradford, respecting the Langdon, John, president of the United States senate pro tempore.. informs Washington by letter of his elevation to the presidency... La Salle, commander-in-chief of the militia of Paris. Last words of Washington... Lawrence Washington, goes to Barbadoes for his health. 301 206 206 316 315 232 330, 335 335 51 Lawrence Washington, accompanied to Barbadoes by his brother George. 66 his return home from Barbadoes, and death. Lear, Tobias, becomes a resident at Mount Vernon.. PAGE 51 51 191 letters of Washington to, relating to his house and furniture in Philadelphia.....250, 253 330 107 the first to congratulate Washington after his taking the oath of office. 216 276 ietter of Washington to, respecting a newly-invented threshing-machine... Lee, Mrs. Robert E., the great-granddaughter of Mrs. Washington Lemon-tree at Mount Vernon L'Enfant Major, employed to furnish a plan and survey of the federal city.. his plans of the federal city approved of by Congress. Lewis, George, inherits a sword from Washington... 99 .. 158 270 271 ... 220 225 Lewis, Major, re-entombs remains of Washington and his wife in marble sarcophagi, in 1837, 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 rel c of Washington's earlier life.... 358 letter of, to Washington, communicating the news of the conclusion of peace, in 1788, 130 Macubbin, Mrs., opens a ball at Annapolis with Washington.. McHenry, Mr. letter of Washington to, from Mount Vernon, after his retirement.. letter of Washington to, respecting the anticipated troubles with France................... 322 Mansion near the Potomac, the home of the Washington family Marble coffin of Washington, picture of... picture of portmanteaux containing. 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.. 390 347 348 174 177 32 267 Manuscript memorandum of Washington... Marquée and Tent of Washington Marriages of foreign envoys with American women, numerous... Marshall, Hon John, announces the death of Washington to Congress....... 163 ..... 356 138, 139 140 190 345 |