...United States, Mr. M'Guire says: " In this exalted station his conduct continued to be distinguished " ' On Sundays, unless the weather was uncommonly severe,...Washington, in her chamber, a sermon, or some portion from the Sacred Writings. No visiters, with the exception of Mr. Speaker Trumbull, were admitted to...

...grandson of Mrs. Washington, Geo. WP Custis, Esq. of Arlington, bears the following testimony: " ' On Sundays, unless the weather was uncommonly severe,...evenings the President read to Mrs. Washington, in her chambrr, a sermon, or some portion from the Sacred Writings. No visitors, with the exception of Mr....

...grandson of Mrs. Washington, George WP Custis, Esq. of Arlington, bears the following testimony: ' On Sundays, unless the weather was uncommonly severe,...Washington, in her chamber, a sermon, or some portion from the sacred writings.' " It may here he added, simply as evidence of his devotional habits, that...

...Arlington, bears the following testimony: " ' On Sundays, unless the weather was uncommonly severe, tho President, and Mrs. Washington, attended divine service...Washington, in her chamber, a sermon, or some portion from the Sacred Writmgs. No visiters, with the exception of Mr. Speaker Trumbuil, were admitted to...

...in large gilt letters, this inscription : — tc THE DEFENDER OF THE MOTHERS WILL BE THE PROTECTOR OF THE DAUGHTERS." Here were assembled the mothers...No visitors, with the exception of Mr. Trumbull, of Connccticut, — who was then speaker of the house, and afterwards governor of Connecticut, — •...

...welcomed as old friends; and where many an interesting reminiscence was 61 2<i 1781.] THE ARMY AND NAVY. called up, of the head-quarters, and the ' times of...president and Mrs. Washington attended divine service at Christ-church ; and in the evening, the president read to Mrs. Washington, in her chamber, a sermon,...

...was uncommonly severe, the president and Mrs. Washington attended divine service ; and in the evening the president read to Mrs. Washington, in her chamber, a sermon, or some portion from the sacred writings. It may here be added, simply as evidence of his devotional habits, that he...

...used to read aloud, on such occasions as the one referred to by the late George W. Parke Custis : " On Sundays, unless the weather was uncommonly severe,...Washington attended Divine service at Christ Church, Philadelphia ; and in the evening he read to Mrs. Washington, in her chamber, a sermon, or some portion...

...and Dickenson, and Stewart, and Moylan, and Hartley, and a host of veterans, were cordially weleomed as old friends, and where many an interesting reminiscence...Washington, in her chamber, a sermon, or some portion from the saered writings. No visiters, with the exception of Mr. Speaker Trumbull, were admitted to...

...interesting reminiscence was called up, of the head-quarters and the 4 times of the revolution.' u On Sundays, unless the weather was uncommonly severe,...divine service at Christ Church; and in the evenings, *he president read to Mrs. Washington, n her chamber, a sermon, or some portion of the sacred writings....