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EQUESTRIAN PORTRAIT OF WAsHINGToN-
Mr.. sully has just completed an equestrian por-
trait of Washington of the full size of life. The
his Country in the act of Viewing BODY of @ troops


He has wisely adopted Stewards likeness, which
is the one now universally acknowledged. Wash
ington is mounted on fine bay horse, with his
cEapeau in his right hand, with the arm extended


The attitude is at once digni6ed and commanding


In the distance, on the right of the picture, de-
tachmcnt of Artillerymen, in the old Continental
uniform, employed in firing salute-on the op-
posite side part of column of troops are seen
marching to the rear, the front of the column be-
ing hidden from view by a rising ground 10 the
middle ofthe picture. Taken altogether, we think
this work is calculated to increase Mr.. Sully's
justly well established reputation ofthe best
artists in this country We understand that there
is some probability that the Legislature of North
Carolina may become the possessors of this excel
lent picture. PhiI0d. North american.