A Discourse Delivered on Saturday, February 22, 1800: The Day Recommended by the Congress of the United States to Lament the Death and Pronounce Eulog

The discourse commemorates the death of General George Washington, reflecting on his significant contributions to the nation. Delivered on a day designated by Congress for mourning, it captures the sentiments of loss and reverence felt by the public. The speaker emphasizes Washington's leadership, virtues, and the impact of his legacy on American society, aiming to inspire unity and gratitude among citizens in remembrance of their first president.