* Died in office. Acting Vice-President and President pro tem, of the Senate. Resigned the Vice-Presidency. Became President.

CABINETS OF THE PRESIDENTS.

GEORGE WASHINGTON: April 30, 1789-March 4, 1797 (two terms).

Attorney-General:

JOHN ADAMS: March 4, 1797-March 4, 1801 (one term).

Treasury: Oliver Wolcott,

Joseph Habersham,
Edmund Randolph,

Feb. 25, 1795

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Sept. 26, 1789

William Bradford,

Jan. 27, 1794

Charles Lee,

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Dec. 10, 1795

appointed

March 4, 1797

'John Marshall,

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May 13, 1800 March 4, 1797

Samuel Dexter,
James McHenry,
Samuel Dexter,

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Jan. 1, 1801

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March 4, 1797

May 13, 1800

Rodger Griswold,

THOMAS JEFFERSON: March 4, 1801-March 4, 1809 (two terms).

Secretary of State:

appointed March 5, 1801

Treasury: Albert Gallatin,

May 14, 1801

JAMES MADISON: March 4, 1809-March 4, 1817 (two terms).
Secretary of State:

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Treasury: Albert Gallatin,

Robert Smith,

appointed March 6, 1809

James Monroe,

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April 2, 1811

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March 4, 1809

Feb. 9, 1814

Oct. 6, 1814

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William H. Crawford,

JAMES MONROE: March 4, 1817–March 4, 1825 (two terms).

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Postmaster-General:

Attorney-General:

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS: March 4, 1825-March 4, 1829 (one term).

Secretary of State: Henry Clay,

Treasury: Richard Rush,

March 4, 1817

June 26, 1823

March 4, 1817

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Nov. 13, 1817

appointed March 7, 1825

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March 7, 1825

March 7, 1825

May 26, 1828

March 4, 1825

March 4, 1825

Attorney-General:

William Wirt,

March 4, 1825