Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-10-15
From Me Uuited States Telegraph.

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 From he Uuied States Telegraph. The following CHboNoLoGIcAL LIST ofthe prin 'cipal Officers ofthe United States Government un der the Constitution, hal been compiled from authen tic sources, and may be interesting to many, as convenient documeunt for reference:- 'Presidents--
 I7se-George Washington. of Virginia,
 17e7-John Adams, of Massachusetts
 1so1-Thomas IeffersoR of Virginia
 1Soe-James Madison of Virginia.
 1s17-James Monroe, of Virginia.
 1825-John Quincy Adams, 9f Massachusetts. l829-Andrew Jackson, of Tennessee. Tice-Presidents
 178o-John Adams, of Massachusetts.
 17e7-Thomas Jefferson, of Virginia.
 Is01-Aaron Burr, of New-YOrl
 1909 iso9--Geo Clinton, ofN Y. ;dsd April 20, 1912. 1si7--Daniel D Tompkins; ofNtw-York. 1s25-John c. Calhoun of South Carolina. Secretaries of State-
 I7se-Thomas Jefferson, of Virginia
 l7o4-fdmund Randolph, of Virginia
 l7os-Timothy Pickering, of Pennsylvania. 1soo-Iohn Marshall, of Virginia
 1sol-James Madison, of Virginia
 1seo-Rober Smith, of Mary land.
 Isl1-James s,1 Monroe, of Virginia. ..,..,,. 1s2o-Martin Van Buren, of NewYork. 1s3i-Edward Livingston, of Louisiana Secretaries ofthe Treasury-
 17so-Alexander Hamilton, of NewYork. 17o5-oliver Wocott, of Connecticut.
 18o0-Samue Dexter, of Massachusetts. 18o2-Albert Gallatin, of Pennsylyama 1814-GeOrge W. Campbell, of Tennessee lsi4-Alexander J. Dallas, of ofPennsylvania 1sl7-willaim H. Crawford, of Georgia. 1s2s-Samuel D. Ingham, of Pennsylvania. 1s3l-LOuis MLane, of ofDelaware. Secrstar,es ofWar-
 17so-Henry Knox, of Massachusetts.
 17o5-Timothy Pickering, of Pennsylvania. IsOo-Samue Dexter, of Massachusetts I8oi-Roger Griswold, of Connecticut.
 1sol-Henry Dearborn, of Massachusetts 1sos-William Eusus of Massachusetts
 Isf3-John Armstrong, of New:York
 i8i4James Monroe, of Virginia
 isi7-Isaac Shelby, of Kentucky (iid not except lsl7--John c. Calhoun, of South Carolina. is25-James Barbour of Virginia
 182s-Peter B. Porter, of New-York.
 1s29-John H. Eaton, of Tennessee.
 1831-Lewis Cass of Ohio. sSecretaries ofthe Nauy-~
 17o6-George Cabot, of Massachusetts
 1798-Benjamin Stodder of Maryland. 1so2-Robert Smith, of Maryland
 lso5-Jacob Crowninshield of Massachusetts. 1so9-PauI Hamilton, of South Carolina, lsi4-Benjamin W. crownnshieId, of Mass. 1Sls-Smith Thompson, of New-York
 ls25-SamueI L. southard, of New Jersey 182o-John Branch, of North Carolina
 ls31-Levi Woodbury of New Hampshire Postnaster Generats-
 17s9--Samuel Osgood, of Massachusetts, l7el-Tinothy Pickering, of Pennsylvania. I795-Joseph Habersham, of Georgia.
 isi4-Return J. Meigs, of Ohio.
 Is23-John M'Lean, of ohio.
 1s29-William T. Barry, of Kentucky. chisfJustices the Supreme COurt-
 17se--John Jay, of New-York, appointed. 17o6-william Cushing, of Massachusetts. --Ho6-oiver Ellsworth, of Connecticut Isoi-John Marshall of Virginia. -attorneys Generat-
 17so-Edmund Randolph, of fvrginia,appointed I7e4--WiIiam Bradford of Psnnsylyania. l7o5-Chares Lee, of Virginia.
 18ol-Levi Lincoln, of Massachusetts
 1805--Robert Smith, of Maryland.
 1soo-John Breckenridge, of Kentucky. 18O7-Casar A. Rodney of Delaware.
 Bll-Wllliam Pinkney Of Maryland:
 18l4-Rehard Rush, of Pennsylvania
 I8l7-Willam Wir of Virginia.
 182o-John M Berrien, of Georgia 1s3i-Roger B. Fancy, of Maryland. Speakers g the House @ Representatives. ethe United Sdte' I7soFirst Congress- and 2d sessions held NewYork Sd session at ephia-Fredenek A. Muhlen 1791-second Congress held at Trum l70s-Third Congress held at Philadepha-Frederiek Muhlenburgh, of Pennsylvania I79s-Fourth Congress- held at Philadelpha-Jonahan Day 1797-Ffth Congress, held delphia-onathan Day ton, of New Jersey.
 ington-Theodore sedgwick of Massachusetts. 1sol-Seventh Congress, held at Washington-Nathanie Macon, of North Carolina. 1sosEight Congress-Nathaniel Macon Carolina Isos-Ninth athanel Macon, NorhC arona Iso7-Tenth CongressJoeph B. yanum of Massachusetts lsoY--Eleventh Congress-Joseph B. varnum of Mass lsll-Twelfh congress-Henry Clay, of Kentucky -.. Is3Thirteenth Congess-Henry Clay of Kentucky untl Langdon cheves, of south-caroina, for the resdu lsi5-Fourteenth Coigress-Henry Clay, of Kentucky Isi7-Fifteenth-Congress Clay, of Kentucky. lo-Sxteenth-Congress- Clay, of Kentucky du ring the lst session.
 John w. Taylor, of New-York, during the 2d ses sion.
 ls2r-seveneent CongressPhilp P. Barbour of Virginia l823---Eighteenth CongressHenry Clay of Kentucky. Isa5--Nineteenth CongressJohn w. Taylor, ofN. York Is27--rwente,h CongressAndew Stevenson of Virginia ls2o-Twenty-frst Congress---Andrew Stevenson Va .Nse--This department established until the 3o April I7oS being prior that date branch the War De partment
 Married, in Lockport Sunday evening" Sd inst by tn Rev Mir Clake Coi Wm NJ. bond, ofthat village, to Mis Nancy L. Bond, of Keene, New Hampshire. The circumstances under which this wedding took plac such constitute Ofnove character The par ties fwho considerably advanced in ) red early age, and and respectable fami of children the fruits of that arriage Flight year