Mason, George, Washington's neighbor and friend.. Masonic apron presented to Washington by Madame Lafayette.. .6 Massey, Rev. Lee, minister of Pohick Church.. 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 Miniature portrait of Mrs. Washington, painted by Robertsor in 1792. 66 Mount Vernon, the mansion at, built by Lawrence Washington. 66 style of living at, before the Revolution.. Morris, Mrs., accompanies Mrs. Washington to New York.. 66 house of, in Philadelphia, rented for Washington's residence... 66 picture of his residence...... proscribed, as an "enemy to his country" Mortar, bronze, that belonged to Cimon Washington in 1664, picture of.. picture of... Monuments of several meinbers of the Washington family on the east side of the tomb of 358 "Morning" and "Evening"-landscapes painted for Washington, by Winstanley, now at Morris, George P., his ode on Washington's sword and Franklin's staff picture of present landing at.. changes in and around........... little children at... ... becomes the property of John Augustine Washington in 1829. Mrs. Jane Washington mistress of, in 1832..... few articles of the personal property of Washington remaining at.... articles that belonged to Washington, remaining at, in 1857.. engravings that belonged to Washington still remaining at.... moral associations connected with the name......... Moustier, Count de, French minister, at Mount Vernon.. Mural candelabra, used in Washington's dining-room at Philadelphia, picture of. sorrow at, in 1781....... mansion at, and its surroundings described.. mansion and other buildings at, found by the General much in want of repair, after hospitalities at, continued after the death of the General. ·· passes into the possession of Bushrod Washington, nephew of the General, on the • • 133 310 274 362 361 320 135 179 262 223 180 250 59 60 60 30 65 208 304 30 €13 650 350 354 354 358 360 363 369 369 369 370 370 371 371 372 198 N. Necker, M., dismissed from his post as minister of finance, in France. 66 inscriptions on bust of, presented to Washington.. Newport, Rhode Island, Washington makes a voyage to, for the benefit of his health 66 Oath of office administered to Washington in 1793, by Judge Cushing.. 283 Occoquan Falls, mills at, destroyed by Lord Dunmore.. 119 Ode to Washington sung at Trenton.... 213 Ogden, Charles S., original study of Peale's first portrait of Washington, in possession of.... 97 215 66 P. Packsaddle used by Washington on his expedition to the Ohio country in 1753, picture of...... (6 letter of to Washington respecting the success of " The Rights of Man,” "6 Washington's letter to Clinton on the subject of.. Peale, Charles Willson, beginning of artist life of. 66 paints Washington at Mount Vernon in 1772. Plan of the grounds at Mount Vernon.......... Plaster cast taken of the face of Washington..... 66 Pine, Robert Edge, an English painter, at Mount Vernon.. Pitcher Portrait, and eulogy of Washington on the back of it.. .... Plate, Washington's, picture of pieces of, at Arlington House... 66 rebuilding of,.... Washington's drawing of. 66 picture of pulpit.... Precedents established for the President of the United States. Presence of Washington, remarkable sense of awe caused by....... 212 94 94 portrait of.... 95 fac-simile of his receipt for ten guineas for painting miniature of Mrs. Washington, 97 263 102 258 Phillipse, Mary, Washington in love with. 59 (C marries Roger Morris... 59 portrait of.... ..... 59 Pinckney, Gov. Charles Cotesworth, receives Washington at the wharf in Charleston, in 1791, 269 66 reply of, to the insulting proposition of the French Directory. 321 appointed second major-general of the Provisional Army. ... Presidential mansion at Philadelphia, picture of....... Profile portrait of Washington... Profile portraft of Mrs. Washington ·· Protestant Episcopal Church, burial service of Washington according to the ritual of. major-generals and other officers appointed by Washington. 66 R. Randolph, Peyton, chosen president of first Congress.. 104 Ranney, letter of Washington to, in relation to his sending flag-stones, &c., from England... 153 286 225, 226 ... Receptions of Mrs. Washington... 326 101 Receptions of Washington at New York and at Philadelphia.. Ripon, Earl of, present owner of the English seat of the Washington family. S. Secretary, Washington's, willed to Dr. Craik......... 6. Sharpless, Mrs., beautiful miniature of Washington by Rush, Dr., remarks of, in relation to the seat of government .... Rush, the late venerable Richard, incident related by, illustrating the feelings of Washington ... Sago palm at Mount Vernon....... 159 356 St. John's Lodge, in New York, in possession of the Bible used at Washington's inauguration, 217 31 31 Seals, Washington's watch, lost on Braddock's field and in Virginia, and afterward found.... 31 31 picture of.... Sharpless, James, his profile portraits of Washington and Mrs. Washington said to be the best 267 310 311 341 309 Shield, silver, on Washington's coffin, picture of...... 341 317 Sideboard, black walnut, that belonged to Lawrence Washington, now at Arlington House. 316 319 290 278 39 Spy-glass, Washington's anecdote in connection with... 238 66 picture of.. 238 322 $23 317 196 296 100 267 232 30 120 121 338 219 257 301 Statuary, orders of Washington for, from London.. 66 Statue, bronze, of Washington, ordered by Congress.. Stuart, David, Washington wills his telescope and shaving apparatus to. 66 marries the widow of John Parke Custis.. Sword and staff, Washington's and Franklin's, picture of, and ode by George P. Morris...... 66 will concerning... T. Table, particular description by Rev. Ashbel Greene of Washington's habits at..... Telescope, Washington's, in the possession of the wife of Rev. A. B. Atkinson........................................... 66 .... 66 picture of... Travelling writing-case, Washington's, picture of + picture of............... Truro Parish, Washington a vestryman of Telescope, Washington's pocket, presented to General Jackson.. The Entry, a satire, published in 1789. Thomson, Charles, secretary of Congress, carries to Washington at Mount Vernon, a notice Thornton, Dr., his plan for the capitol approved of by Washington. 66 description of.......... ... PAGE 72 171 172 173 216 313 V. Van Braam, teaches Washington the art of fencing .. Vault, the Washington family, site of a proposed new one indicated to Major Lewis by medal.in commemoration of his capture of Porto Bello, preserved at Mount Vernon 66 legislature of, vote a statue of Washington 206 207 271 287 344 356, 358 357 139 266 213 135 136 86 297 316 49 50 239 215 50 185 329 343 344 39 40 174 173 200 185 W. Walker, Colonel, aide to Baron Steuben, takes a letter to Gov. Clinton from Mount Vernon, 132 4. 339 Warville, Brissot de, at Mount Verncz.. Washington and the Fairfaxes in Virginia in political opposition. 66 Washington, Augustine, father of George, death of 168 220 66 receives a sword from General Washington 226 becomes master of Mount Vernon on the death of Mrs. Washington 43 about to enter the navy.. 45 46 46 47 47 66 ... a letter from his uncle to his mother decides her against his going to sea goes to live with his brother at Mount Vernon.. the friend of George Williain Fairfax. goes beyond the Blue Ridge as a surveyor. appointed public surveyor attends the theatre at Williamsburg end of his dancing days.. record of his commission.. commissioned adjutant of his military district. heir to the Mount Vernon estate. his property on the Rappahannock. sent by Dinwiddie to the Ohio.... again in the field in 1754.. made colonel in 1754.. leaves the service and retires to Mount Vernon. his mother endeavors to dissuade him from going to the field again. enters Braddock's family.. most of the time in camp for four years afterward, except when sick. his journey to Boston in 1756...... sick at Mount Vernon... a member of the House of Burgesses of Virginia. story of his love and courtship. takes his bride to Mount Vernon.. appearance of, on his farms.. chief crops of his farms views calmly the approaching political storm ... a vestryman of Truro and Fairfax parishes... first portrait of, by Peale, at the age of forty... in conference with Bryan Fairfax and Major Gates.... ... gold medal declared by Congress in his honor.. letters of, alluding to his retirement after the war, to Knox and Lafayette.. distress of Washington on account of the mortal sickness of...... |
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