The writings of George Washington; being his correspondence, addresses, messages, and other papers, official and private, selected and published from the original manuscripts; with a life of the author, notes and illustrations. By Jared Sparks.

432 WASHINGTON'S WRITINGS. [APPENDIX.
GEORGIA.
Senators.
Few, William, 1789 - 1793 Tatnall, Josiah, 1796 - 1799
Gunn, James, 1789 - 1801 Walton, George, 1795 1796
Jackson, James, 1793 - 1795
Representatives.
Baldwin, Abraham, 1789 - 1799 Milledge, John, 1792 - 1793
Carnes, Thomas P. 1793 - 1795 1795 - 1799
Jackson, James, 1789 - 1791 Wayne, Anthony, 1791 - 1792
IMathews, George, 1789 - 1791 Willis, Francis, 1791 - 1793
TENNESSEE.
Senators.
Blount, William, 1796 - 1797 Cocke, William, 1796 - 1797
Representative.
Jackson, Andrew, 1796 — 1797.
KENTUCKY.
Senators.
Brown, John, 1792 - 1805 Marshall, Humphrey, 1795 - 1801
Edwards, John, 1792 - 1795
Representatives.
Greenup, Christopher, 1792 - 1797 Orr, Alexander D. 1792- 1797
TERRITORY SOUTH OF THE OHIO.
White, James, 1794 - 1795.
No. XI.
WASHINGTON'S CABINET DURING HIS PRESIDENCY.
Secretaries of State.
Appointed.
Thomas Jefferson, V rginia, 26 September, 1789
Edmund Randolph, Virginia, 2 January, 1794
Timothy Pickering, Pennsylvania, 10 December, 1795
Secretaries of the Treasury.
Alexander Hamilton, New York, 11 September, 1789
Oliver Wolcott, Jr. Connecticut, 3 February, 1795
Secretaries of War.
Henry Knox, Massachusetts, 12 September, 1789
Timothy Pickering, Pennsylvania, 2 January, 1795
James McHenry, Maryland, 27 January, 1796
JAttorneys- General.
Edmund Randolph, Virginia, 29 September, 1789
William Bradford, Pennsylvania, 27 January, 1794
Charles Lee, Virginia, 10 December, 1795