Sermon on the death of Washington, 1800

1800 1ed George Washington Funeral Sermon by Nathan Strong America Revolutionary Following the death of George Washington, the United States was in mourning across the nation. Numerous politicians and

Pember and Luzarder, Lamenting the Death of Washington, 1800, engraving with hand coloring on paperpaper size 12 x 9 5/8 inches.

Framed Newspaper, Death of Washington, Dated 1800, 18" x 22"

North Meeting House, Salem, MA delivered two weeks after death. by Thomas Barnard, DD Salem, Thomas Cushing, 1799. Condition: Cover absent, last page absent

Historical Liverpool Creamware Pitcher Commemorating Washington's Death c.1800, having cream colored glaze over a pale earthenware clay and having transfer-print decoration; one side having a depictio

Item/Description: Rare, early newspaper with George Washington's Death Notice and 'Testimonials of National Sorrow", Published in The Massachusetts Spy, or Worcester Gazette. January 1, 1800 / Vol. XX

DESCRIPTION: Antique book by Dr. David Osgood entitled "A Discourse, Delivered December 29, 1799, the Lord's-Day Immediately Following The Melancholy Tidings Of The Loss Sustained By The Nation In The

Ephemera to Include: Dr. Thacher's Sermon on the Death of General Washington, A Sermon Preached in the Cathedral of St. Paul at the Funeral of Mr. Thomas Bennet, Aug. 30, 1706, Rev. Mr. Porter's Sermo

Antique 1800 January 8th George Washington Death Columbian Centinel Newspaper. The Columbian Centinel. Massachusetts Federalist. Wednesday, January 8th, 1800. Includes an account of George Washington'

(2) Hand colored mezzotints. "G. Washington in his last Illnefs attended by Doc.rs Craik and Brown" and "Live, respected and Feard ---Died Lamented and rever'd" 12 x 10 inches. framed 13 1/2 x 11 1/2

1800 George Washington Eulogies Daniel Hopkins Sermon Americana Old Testament At the end of December 1799, several eulogies, sermons, and speeches, were given throughout the United States to comfort a

1800 Death of George Washington Oration President Americana Funeral ‘An Oration on the Death of George Washington’ is a short pamphlet on the death, funeral, and burial of the first American presi

LOT (2) INCLUDING ULSTER COUNTY GAZETTE, SAT, JAN 4, 1800 (DEATH OF GEORGE WASHINGTON) AND ENGRAVED INVITATION FROM THE GENTLEMEN OF TROY TO ATTEND WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY DINNER, TUES, FEB 22, 1848

Four American History Volumes: Eulogies and Orations on the Life and Death of General George Washington, printed by Manning and Loring, 1800; American Almanac and Repository, published by Phillips, Sa

"THE DEATH OF GENERAL GEO. WASHINGTON" ULSLER COUNTY GAZETTE, JANUARY 4, 1800

Boston January 6, 1800In Old EnglishThe Committee chofen by the Town to adopt fuch Meafures as may indicate the PublicSensibility on the late afflictive EventEvent of the Death of General George Washi

Reports the death of George Washington. With Provenance on verso. In gold gilt decorated 19th century frame. Dated: Janurary 4, 1800 Provenance: E. Van Galsbeck Condition Report: Not removed from fram

[WASHINGTON, George (1732-1799)]. J. Russell’s Gazette. Vol. VII, Nos. 39-40. Boston, MA: James Cutler, 16 and 20 January 1800. Funeral Oration on the death of George Washington published in 2 c

[The Death of George Washington]. Columbian Centinel. Massachusetts Federalist. Boston, Massachusetts; Saturday, January 4, 1800. Printed

1800 1ed RARE George Washington Eulogies John Adams Thomas Paine America When George Washington died, there was an overwhelming sense of loss throughout the United States. Sermons were preached in his

A Framed Ulster County Gazette dated January 4th, 1800., approximately 2 weeks after the death of president and general George Washington. Ulster County Gazette published at Kingston, ( Ulster County

“A sermon preach’d before the House of Lords, at the Abbey-Church in Westminster, on Friday, Jan. xxx. MDCCVII. By the Right Reverend Father in God, William Lord Bishop of Lincoln (William Wake).

23.5" x 27.5" approx.

A strand of the hair of George Washington. Given by Martha Washington to Ann Caroline Baynard by his wish upon his death. Washington knew her personally as a girl. A limited edition numbered 21/300 wi