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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10

GSDO REWARD.-CROSS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
RCOO For the of Gonorh9a, elects Structures and
analogous complaints Of the organs Of generation.
OF all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints this
Ia the most certain.
makes speedy and permanent cure, without the least
reton to Diet drink exposure change application To Blu
We give long quaekish recommendations TO deceive tn.
public II the medicine dees speak for ITSELF shall
speak for Our object notify where BE- had,
the proprietor challenges single Of Gonorhoa to
be brought ia which The Mixture will not effect rapid
under a forfeiture Of $500.
This disease that unfortunately pervsde all ranks Of
cetygh low rich, and matrimonial single They
presented with remedy by whh they the
selves without the least exposure the shortest time possible
Further the disease cannot be contracted II dose Of the
Mixture taken at night going TO bed when exposed
II IA in bottles, with full directions IT,
at 81 bste One bottle las week, which generally cures
Many cured in two days
For sale only Dr. VIM r. Minors drug store, No. ies
Broadway Of Dey street ankn House New York
and At Jones HutchnsoBs Of Chestnut and seventh
streets Philadelphia.
Beware limitations The genuine only above Jsss-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10
THE VERY LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
w G S, s G A L P S,


PRICES REDUCED VERY MUCH INDEED!
JOSEPH CRISTADORO,
as bEoADwAo 3MsR8s!gTk ri gRAghs AND NEXT
fEAN F9F makes no Spmeus pre-
tensions respecting these articles being regularly bred his
me- Without t the false pncs its being
Vented by him No man snn Amsrfn has aseasa ns
years past, and j. C.has always made them .:
c. especially cemmends his FULL METALLIC sCALPs
the springs the front and side locks made to
retreat as to showa classc contour the forehead
yariat deceves the sharpest Observers and owing the
length Of the front locks wears much longer than any other
* s s ssy
assortment ina ss1t ysffFY f
Gs W fffa' 81
The TINES mI2 Inn
Just, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEW REPoR.
ing psttutiOns in the Un,d with the prices the city
thIslhange, Price of Gold and Silver, &c.
Ter are So per Gnu m Advance; single copies six
each. Persons purchasing ever IL copies will be allowed
"sYIVEsTER CO. 1866 Broadway, respectfully acquaipt
the public that such srTang men are effected a. 70
England ireland, and Scotland in any sum reqaired from
They will purchase Bills Europe and any pat Of the
United States collect the at low rates They will
also give the hFhe pe gs gnn % a draw
for the left 30 days1 per cent annum will
BE allowed Ucurent money Of all kind discounted at the
stock and Commission business of every kinds attended to
residing any part Of the United States the
Canadas will have their commands executed with puncuaty
s ens as S their and ssrsas c e VI
Old established Office, 5s broadway where much valuable
Bens ON OIL easYTvEsTER&
No conDeriOn with other Office, this city else
where ma2-lm'
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CHARLES T. E0LWELL, LATE FOREMAN TO w
" ~ STINEMFTS and f,rmtrly Cutter TO J. q. Wvman
Of Broadway, begs leave inform his friends the public
that he associated himself with Henry Adams and that
they HAVE at % Fulton street an establishment Cor
the transaction Of the Tailoring business az
where gent. On will always find Fashionable assortment Of
hne CIo,h. assneres ALSO description Of RICH
SATIN, Chalfs Woollea, and Marsee vesiings, which
he Inaae 70 c.d,r, IN he most fsshonsn, .nd
CHARGES, FDR CASH
EFv "a remark that hi. practice ass UTTER. having
bees bIy attended with the most gratifying 10
warranted assuring al those who would petronze the
hn That they shall have TO complain Of either st.
iyis Or quality ml7 lm2wis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10

pYDER'S NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN FASHION.
~ ABLE BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM, at Clinton
Hall No Beekman street opposite the Park New York; and
no IS Watcher between Magazine and Tchouptouas
New Orleans, where will be found constantly on hand full
and dress Pumps.
All Of which made from selection Of the very i'm.
ported French stock and Of the
IN sty le Of workmanship escelled by meme.
Gentlemen who purchase Of
ror quality for the southern or western cities, respectfully
lishmsnt, whore they cannot fail 20 be suited.
" B-A those that find difficulty in being fitted
where boots are not made will de well 10 call and have
taken, either for waterproof so dress boot
hrpgans or pumps Gentlemen travelling South stos 40
New Orleans would do well 20 call al 10 Natche1 betweep
ror article. nais ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10

RUsHToN AsPTNwALL, So William street, ef.r for
IL sale:-
10 barre srefned Camphor
2 casks fresh Chamomils Flowers
cases Turkey Gum Arabic.
cases Chinese Rhuharh.
cases Turkey sponges, assorted auAlitiss
Gum 1ragacant
q casks Russia Sheet Isinglass na7t I'M.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10
.lH MEDICAL CARP. On

DocToR Clover IS consulted eonhdentiaAy, as usual,
a a s :sfS ssash
speedy removal of which he has received the Complimentary
ns s Of s@gers and Others The S
new and important remedies which have proved
:e ans from G
not NOR for ss sns
IN eieetng Strangers appsed that Dr. G. gradu.
oHa DC not n @ to bs eeIoneS among Ss P he ss
are found IN oa sass @o have w hose
fsSa SPsGsessslsy by the ignorant and
ohes No Ann street. Broadway, adjoining Amer
.pS sSRas s3tTanss and Offices provided
~ Private entrance TO his Office three doors from IN.
Museum, where he will be found at any hour Until 10 IN the
JoNEss COURSE OF BOOKKEEPING, Qats Foster
jones' lsS Broadway, lover the drug storey
aaTs who are SP HS'G ns say aed
course 5ookkeePns i. essen9sis different from the
ordinary modes Of instruction II has been grada y msiued
part more practical knowledse days thsn can be other
to an af but 81 prs sRs aTi hs
a r T.. Deng c9aSanSe eds with the mere rsn
On G & via the Tepnaiion Of his system, will
IS accountant. Who haze ben bis pupils and whose es
l2 ne 'Fah 'fthe above stac will be found
who iae rseeay 6sea under Mr. Joaess 0H
'sd also be inspected at p IS lf,HSSs f9TF
Writing taught such principles as are approved s lie
sSorsst possible period freedom and raPidy ofexscuh
necessary to the dispatch OF business
CommerSisi esiepaiions, embracing Equation Of raym'
On t.si ia,seood THOMAS JONES. l53
MONEY MONEYM WHO WANTS -2.
VI r.rson or persons wishing 20 into .ONEY Am
rnousy making business IN tins city or rePectabe easy
80 accommodated At No. rs Ann any other place, ca
york between the hours OF A. eet, near Nassau New
III go sorn. new and very and r. NJ. where
for sale, prices to suit liable patent rehs and rec lp
~" ~''s' "''''e w -
- ali be- srl all strangers particularly invited
a. .ved they will fad II 10 b. greatly 10 their IN
*
~ihe ao excellent opportunity for sach wish goot
ti.l especially those possessing bot little capital.
leaving city for different parts Of the
- or Europe would DO well to call. ayl I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10
THE EVE.

DR WHEELER informs all those afflicted with INFER
~ LECTION OF SIGHT, or who perceive the symptoms
weakness Of that he prepared to ad
vice and administer remedies in a II snch cases. .
DIR W. will references the most respectable families
to his professional Abilities aAd TO those whom
Ne has cured who been ncurabe by other
lessons.
Films, specks Incipent Caaraets renewed without Sngic
Operations. j. WHEELEh OcuIst,,
80 Greenwich street, near the Battery, n. Y.
fly- Office hours from A. NJ. to o'clock, y. NJ.
To DR. Wheeier Oculisf 80 Greenwich street. Nep York
SRPromped by grateful feelings for the restoration OF the
seht of nv left eye. after had in tried the profess
sona skill several Physie an and the remedies prescribed
BY the Eve Inrnary of New York beg leave TO return my
to you. My right eye totally
blind from the Egyptian 0phthamia and bad state Of ulcer
alton of three months assdusus and EN-
has effected the complete restoration OF my
eyesigh and shall consider best benfacter and
my recommend to all those who may be unioru-
With The highest esteem MARY OUTWATER-
Monarky Jan rs 1870, near Hackensack, ~ j. mal2 sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10
ASTONISHING RECOVERY.

ASTONISHING RECOVERY.
HAVE been saved fr.n the dark pr,eipee ofan unely
Death snd from the mseres and todrvs Of most eIatos
ssss 10 y public thank. TO Dsc,or J5sEPH HESE
Ad.ss srest uail by he bs..iSs % Pros
aenee my feeble limbs Ted m, to that eIeelent and es,RI
sind henescto who administered Affections. Obtain
.a a, 5@ 6or, mot Judy s;s
lasting gratitude to return most lasting and public se-
sgy;d e VAN .rsI,fo som. of,As mos. s,ssn, Of the
arr others amPaiaion Of The limbs la consequence Of the ma
20 fs9s.; ulcers on iss s I'D seven or ,Es, or q,
only ssd bat every vesge ofhi. formidable disease rooted
OK Of y 9.T 9ss g.s59.d % ss',P
and perfect health publish The Tor IN,
cd 70 SEEK relic from my lss,sg Jsnsfss,er.
Witnesses ys' k gGiSs'r &c
RoARpTyo or three sentl,nen can have furnished rsom;
- with board BY APPLYING at No 10 Part place English and
REMoyAL1-Mt. BUILER Iesp.e,fuiy inform. .6 b.
tori from 2 William street 70 No. Gold street mao I'm
DEAR slRzl should almost consider myself devoid
EdD5sS me a.l HAVING been led swsy * s.
which your preparation protests to e1r, and after trying al
n1st every sssns That The qgse Of h. city sndsavor e
the disease fat undermining constitution. bad almost
.ssn grosarss bottle = yoar Rsd preg spd
manning Nv dear sr ali the resrn can ever made you will
be recommend 10 those who have been
myssf assuring them. with the utmost ceahdence that Will
not fail IN producing speedy and lasting
Yours. truly " y--s.
You are AZ liberty 10 publish the letter but beg the favor
nayou ~no publish the name Division street. o. per
wal mae
S,INPsoV's NEWLY INVENTED PORTABLE FNE
- Ma APPARts contained ~ case little larger than
snuff bow The advantages this Instrument Possesses
others offered 20 The pubic - portability and
rey They ' P sIv ps ~ st ps y NV, yor
y. q Wholesae orders promi.tiy rxstufr%
LsDcets Iusrments RsLors Cutlery, Nc s.i sr repaired
fcls sn'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10

DYING AND BLEACHING ESTABLISHMENT, Of
- EICES No. Barclay street and ls7Pearl street,
PIGNOLET informs his and the public general
he has reduced his from 10 cent lower than
heretofore and prepared attend to orders with promptnes
and punctuality.
India Cashmere and Msrino Shass restored equal
shed in the style Of the French manufae urers.
original style. Also Sans Silks Sc dyed fashionable eolors
Orders from the south and adjacent parts executed with de-
spsteh and forwarded according TO direction.
l.. has added to his establishment newly invented Hat
Pressing Machine. Dealers IN the article San have their hats
pressed on liberal terms Principal Office Nos Barclay street
mails ims
DEMOyAL-CUNNINGHA CORNELL HARRIS
IN Distlers and Rscers have removed from l77l South
to the store sf Front street opposite Burng slip where
they will promptly orders for the kinds
Domestic Liquors such Pure spirit, Brandy, Gin and
Whisky.
Ps Orders will also be executed If len at In. Distlery
Frontstr.et, Catharne Ferry, Brooklyn ma swis'
CHEAP TAGLORING.-GentlemeRs clothing manufac.
~ tured in able and substantial manner Ne
prices:-
sursrfne black blue, Dress Goats, 81. to $40
do do Frock Coat rs 10 al
Best Cashmere Pants, sto
Gspemen'. cloth, in neat and substantial manner,
MAKING and trimming Goats. 81 to 50; Vests $50 to ST.
Pants, 81 so to t2
gfns2S 3m cod j. MAFFAT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10

81 000 WILL BIZ FORFEITED IF DR. POETTTis
IVY ER "A. &c EAILs TO CURE RE-,
senyour hours and when the disease has been of long
ing medicine has been found efecua For sale by the
following agentsA. b. ID. Sands and Fultos; Hart
Broadway and Chambers street, Dews Church
and Chambers H. g. $50 Bowery Moss Grand and
Cannon GA Broadway S Sixth avenue; los Sixth avenss
Carmine and Bedford; Burnet 81 Canal street, A.
Truro. ST. Johns. New Brunswick Price 81. male 3m
WINES champagne Wines, OF "Lambert," "Jnon."
w "Roae,n STAR Great Western, Anchor "Victo
ria -" Queens own" SC.
Madeira Of vntages bottled and on draught, scots
Newton Gordons and other brands
sherry assortment Of pale gold and brown comprising
"Amontillado," Lobo,' sc.
Port.-Oid cristed.-" Harrss." " Pages" Sc
Pine JUICE drauh and in bottles besides extensive
sortnent Of
Claret, Hook, and other Wines,
At the Granite Wine Vaults OF Broadway and Cham
beers street. entrance in Chamber street, by
mas I'm. Z. X. ROBINSON < Co. Wine Dealers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10

DR. HULL's RADICAL CURE OF RUPTUREs.-Ohcs
iVesey street Astor HouseA Surgeon OF years prsc
tee constant attendance. Guarantees of radical
gives IN All Of reducbe rupture the strength and con
tuonal health OF the patient being otherwise
Wits proper adaptation, DR. Hus Tuss perfectly
tain The rupture without the least
or the slightest interruption to exercise husiness
Attendance given in private houses, when required and
after o'clock by the Office surgeon
Nb-Pssnts are cautioned against trusting to spurc. in
yenoDs fTrusses advertised upon Huls
None unless they bear the signature Of AMOS o.
HULl-and the only Office IN New York s the original
omery IN Fulton street. but at No Nesey street Asto
House. aeo~sdr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10

: =. sYLVESTER's OFFICE has ror removed. but con.
- uaues al 40 Broadway and "a Wall street sps
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10

TO THE LADILs,.DM a. q. HbLL's UTERO Alb.
BONfNAL SUPPORTER is offered to those AFFECTED
with Protapsss Fang Of the WopL Other disc ase.
srurent in every calculated for relief and permanent
sorston 10 health When this Instrument is carefully and
properly fitted to the form Of the patient invariably affords
the most immediate immunity from the distressing dragYne
and bearing down." sensations which accompany nearly ali
eases o. vseeral disaemes,s IF the abdomen and - u
application is always followed by early
relief from the patient herself The supporter simple con
and can be applied BY the patient without further
AMOS q. GULL.
Ofies yesey street, Astor fIosse New Yort
Pamphlets describing its and appc alton will be
ed at TIE Office auIs
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s'Try us once, and if we don't cure you we will
not take your money
MEDICAL OFFICE, No. DIVISION STREET.
DIR. l.. GIRARDlN'S
FEMALE PANACEA, ANTl-MERCURIAL Pa
NJ AGEA ~ XEGEI ARIE ELIXIR PILLS

the cure of delicate diseases the distressing
ants 10 which females subject mercurial eruptons
and ali those arising from the abuse Of ulcers
GERS: white sweng bad sores o. descriptions all dis
eases arising mpury of ths blood and decidedly
best eAeSes the saest in sectns speedy and perma
nent cure offered 10 the public:
Being entirely vegetable and suhcieL powerful to meet
Of the most obstinate and acta they
may both in instance not only
without the least danger of the deierious effects
frequently experienced from mineral medicines but with
ainy OF success There mghtbe much said ana Justly
favor Of these medcne and We might pronounce them the
Gates without suppresns the worthless have
done but leave this species of deception TO those who
choose to practice III and whose medicine undoubtedly
inferior as the imposition rs detestable.
We are aware that many from the abuses
community by prnciped charatans who rob
the patient Of his money, but with daring mpuny
with his life have beeom perfectly disgused with every thing
the medical profession and ready
almost every medicine though entirely of virtue
humbug And here would say humbug humbug
shall have your moAey If is not performed
We wish IL understood, that II do
want mohey and from TIM reconsideration,
shall be classe with those whose sole object gull the
public. regardless ofconsequences.
Try the medicines which dollar for the small
two dollars for the large bote Pills the price and if
md what have SAID to be the least
will not take farthing Of your money.
The lcnes Will be given To the poor AT half price.
The Office is constructed that the patients will
tut the doctor himself whose will be
Also small for sale price 49, cents
; All communications promptly attended TO when
paid and entire secresy every instance observed apps Inn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31
TWENTY-sIxTH CONGREss---lst SESSION
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

HOUSE OF REPRESENIAIlNES,
Tuesday, Mareh "a 1910.
The SPEAKER announced the business before the
House to be the amendment of the gentleman from
Louisiana mir Garland the motion to print the re-
port of the committee the New Jersey elections
the amendment being to discharge the committee from
the further consideration of certain testimony.
Mr.. Bolts, who was entitled to the floor, resumed,
in continuation his remarks, where he left off Satur-
day morning. and continued speaking until the expira-
ton of the morning hour, when
The Senate bills the Speakers table then
taken up read twice, and committed; after which,
On motion of Mr. JONES of Virginia,
The House went into Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union, MIR. DAWSON in the Chair-and
resumed the consideration of the Treasury note bill
Messrs TRUMBULL and EVANS spoke at large
against the bill.
Mr.. f. without concluding, yielded the floor to
Mr.. UNDERWOOD, who moved that the committee
rise;
Which question taken by telers, (Messrs. Jones
of Virginia, aud Davis, acting such) who reported
that there were ayes 60, noes 90. So the committee
refused to rise.
Mr. EVANS resumed, and said he was not speaking
to delay the passage of the BILL worry the patience
of the House, &c, &c.
Mr. THOMPSON of South Carolina, followed in
opposition to the bill, conendng that it was violation
of the Constitution Of the Government to issue Treasu
ry notes He understood to be in favor of direct
loan He reviewed the policy fthe past and present
Administrations in relation to the currency and attri-
buted all the present embarrassments of the business
the country to that He censured the course OF
the Government in relation 10 the Florida war; and
in favor sending much larger force there, which he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31

w nat was Tie question before the House W
or not there was quorum present. and the gen
from New York said that that question could no:
ken, because there was no quorum. That was q
pctitio principu Of the whole question.
Mr.. CURTIS explained.
Mr.. HOLMES said he allowed the gcnt.er
explain, and his explanation amounted to Ii:
thing that he had before advanced Are we =
H., by this kind of ruSc de guerrc to be acPF
tellers: What was the decision of the Char
that he was obliged TO rise and report the fac;
House, that quorum had not voted: an app
taken, and the question was, whether the tecH
the Chair shall stand On tins the gentiehal
New York said the appeal was not in order, D
there was no quorum. For the House 10 srs,-'
position would be such an absurdity as to sueec'
to the Iidicue of the Who'll country.
Mr. VANDERPOEL read the 10th rule as q
bic to the question.
Mr.. ANDREWS rose to poin. Of order j.
CURED whether the question was debatable: ~.
The CHAIR said that an appeal was deNi''.,
MIR. VANDERPOEL thought it very lmpo''l.
this question should be settled. The idea VS. :
be tolerated that the Committee OF the "Aoc !.
powcrlcss as gentlemen seemed to thInk VIZ
see, said Mr.. V, a majority sitting around vs.
pretended that the Chair has not right 10
that majority by count, No gentleman cou'-
his place and say that there was not qaofuil
when only a moment or two ago II was e!Ss,
tanned that there was one There were a.
hundred and sixty members on the moor VIM :,
vote was taken. Mr.. V. then read the l'V'"
House.
The CHAIR then said that he was caIlt-
the gentleman from Pennsylvania to aSce''~I
al IS tIa nharS
there was quorum present lie had asCet
under former decision of the House he ha-
er to count; but he would observe, that "heA
do so, and announce the result, il was yer! =
bic whether the members could be coI"Pe"1
The CHAIR would then proceed l" 80
count, if there was quorum within the %
Mr.. RICE GARLAND. Then we can =. !"
of the bar; and Mr.. Garland walked ou''
Messrs. Barnard, Fillmore, Smith OF oCh"' I
Profit; and the Wings generally on ,"e
Speaker retreated to the outside oil 'H'
voices crying, ''run boys, run! .x.G
The CHAIR having counted, annou"''
were 107 members within the bar -.
| Mr.. WELLER. numbe. OF seh';s, ~, y
the bar, to avoid being counted. WISH II y, =
understood Throughout the country
Wings. Gam y
The CHAIRMAN then descended iio.. !,
and announced to the House that there W.
rum present. ,,.,ss
Mr.. CRAIG moved call Of the ho's ,dcd
| Mr.. PROFIT moved that the hoH''
which motion, -. mas
Mr.. WELLER called for the yeas ~. go: "a
call having been seconded, the que''O"
resulted-yeas %, nays %. ,oo,ced
Previous to the result being ahA''
| Chair,
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zion. Yes, even when the one insulted had
served his country, il was enough that he had
lived in a log cabin, TO have him doomed to utter
poorness Of spirit, and to permit il TO be justly
said Of him. that he could be bought off from
honor and Inc serrice of his country by giving
him enough 10 eat and drink! Sir, offer no
defence for the spirit which has met the insult,
-and make no apology for the log cabins which
cover our land and the banners which bear
their image Let the insult be varied and il
may be felt.
aGive George McDuffce $4,000 year and
a barrel of peach brandy, and he will be content
10 plant cotton and eat hog and hominy, the rest
of his days"
Is il understood, sir2 Cannot our people UNI
derstand ia | feel, sir, that have descended
even in giving expression even TO an analogous
case-no, sir, the analogy has not yet been com
pleted-l should have been compelled, TO make
il perfect, to have gone back to your boyhood
and selected the humble occupation in which il
passed, 10 give vent to an ignoble scorn Then,
sir, would the people have felt in their own in
dignation at the wreched attempt to degrade a
name rendered illustrious, by its possessor achat
il is and lohy il is, thar ''log cabin and hard ci-
dern should be shouted with enthusiasm--borne
in professions, and printed upon flags?
must not trespass further at present. but re-
serve the remainder of your communication for
another or other occasions
Respectfully, your obedient servant
CRAWFORD.
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LOOK HERE-READt
GEO. WASHINGTON was a FARMER.

fohn ADAMS was I.dHyer
Thomas jefferson was a Larger.
James Madison was a Larger.
james Monroe was a Lalnyer
John q. Adams is Larger.
Andrea Jackson is Larger.
Martin Van Buren, is Larger.
VIM HENRY HARRISON is a FARMER.
Every President but has been selected from the
lawyers. While say nothing against honest
lawyers, think farmers will incline, all other things
equal TO try farmer in my gears In Harri-
have able, experienced true hearted honest
famer-capabe, faithful, honest--et the people try
him term.
Again. The Wings ofthe Revolution were jealous
Of hereditary power. Thsy intended to shut every
avenue to its being engrafted upon system. The
jealousy carried out has prevented the reelection
of President who had to tempt him to abuse
his power.
Washington, Jefferson Madison, Monroe, Jack
son, neither of them had SON. and were reelected.
John Adams had son; John q. Adams and Martin
Van Buren, have sons--the two Adams were left out
at the end of the first term and SO iriH be Mr.. Van
Buren,!