Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Washington, D. C.” in entry chauncey-isaac of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
...ario, where he performed efficient service.
After that war he commanded the Mediterranean squadron, and, with Consul Shaler, negotiated a treaty with Algiers.
In 1820 he was naval commissioner in Washington, D. C. , and again from 1833 until his death, in that city, Jan. 27, 1840. Commodore Chauncey's remains were interred in the Congressional Cemetery in Washington, and at the head of his grave stands a fine w...
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