V. Table showing the whole number of Senators and Repres of the several States, from 1789 to 1833, with the average n years for each; the Senator and Representative having the term; also the number of Senators whose terms closed at irreg riods by resignation or death.

J. Davenpo

25 4.1 E. Lincoln,

J. B. Varnu

Burges, Pic

295 3 J. W. Tayl

53 4.6 L. Condit, 185 45 W. Findlay

15 3.6 L. McLane 84 4.4 S. Smith,

J Rando N. Macon,

ST. Moore

S. Tucke

47 4.3 W. Thomp

9 3.9 G. Moore,

7 4.4 Poindexter 12 3.9 H. H. Gurl 43 4.4 John, Rhea 67 4.5 Jos. Desha. 48 4.5 Several, 14 4 J. Jennings 6 3.3 D. B. Cook 6 3.3 J. Scott,

VI. The Number of Representatives in Congress from the severa from 1789 to 1833.

Total in 1789, 65; in 1791, 107; in 1803, 127; in 1813, 192; in 1823, 213'; in 18

11789 179 1803 18131

TABLE of the Sessions of Congress showing the Commencement and Termination of each of the 22 Sessions, from 1789 to 1833.

Dec. 6, 1830 March 3, 1831 55
Dec. 5. 1831 July 14 1832 56

Pres.

. Pres.

ote in the House

Andrew Jackson, Ten.

John Q. Adams, Mass.
John C. Calhoun, S. C.

. Pres. Richard Rush, Pa.
William Smith, S. C.

17724

16

7. Pres. John Sergeant, Pa.

1st Term, 1789. Electors 69; and 69 votes for G. Washington. J. Adams had 34; ohn Jay (N. J. 5, Del. 3, Va. 1) 9; R. H. Harrison (Md. 6) 6; J. Rutledge (S.

6) 6; J. Hancock (Pa. 2, Va. 1, S. C. 1) 4; G. Clinton (Va. 3) 3; S. Hunt-
gton (Ct. 2) 2; John Milton (Ga. 2) 2; J. Armstrong (Ga. 1) 1; Ed. Telfair
Ga. 1) 1; B. Lincoln (Ga. 1) 1:-total 69.-Rhode Island, New York, and
North Carolina did not assent to the Constitution in season to vote for President
1789.

2d, 1793. Electors 135,-132 votes for G. Washington, and 3 (Md. 2, S. C. 1)
acancies.-J. Adams received 77 votes; G. Clinton 50; Th. Jefferson (Ky. 4)
; A. Burr (S. C. 1) 1:- total 132.

3d, 1797. Electors 138.-J. Adams received 71 votes; Th. Jefferson 68; Th.
Pinckney 59; A. Burr 30; S. Adams (Va. 15) 15; Ol. Ellsworth (N. H. 6. Mass.
R. 1.4) 11; G. Clinton (Va. 3, Ga. 4) 7; John Jay (Ct. 5) 5; James Iredel
N. C. 3) 3; G. Washington (Va. 1, N. C. 1) 2; J. Henry (Md. 2) 2; S. John-
on (Mass. 2) 2; Ch. C. Pinckney (N. C. 1) 1.

4th, 1801. Electors 138.-Th. Jefferson received 73 votes; A. Burr 73; J.
Adams 65; Ch. Pinckney 64; John Jay (R. I. 1) 1. The election was carried to
he House of Representatives, and Mr. Jefferson was, on the 36th ballot, chosen
President by the votes of N. Y., N. J., Pa., Md., Va., N. C., Ga., Ten., and Ky.;
and Mr. Burr, Vice-President. After this the Constitution was altered, so as to
require the President and Vice-President to be separately voted for.

IX. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

The twelfth presidential term of four years began on the 4th of March, 1833; and will expire, with the 24th Congress, on the 3d of

The following are the principal officers in the executive departments of

the government, who all hold their offices at the will of the President.