Wise (1806–1876)
Plantations
Beall-Air
Berry Hill
Brookfield
Kenmore
Monticello
Montpelier
Mount Airy
Mount Vernon (enslaved people)
Oatlands
Poplar Forest
Shirley
Stratford Hall
Tuckahoe
Westover
Woodlawn
List of plantations in Virginia
Laws
Virginia laws
An act concerning Servants and Slaves, 1705
Federal laws
Fugitive Slave Act of 1793
Act Prohibiting Importation of Slaves, 1808
Fugitive Slave Act of 1850
Slave pens
Franklin and Armfield Office
Lumpkin's Jail
Related articles
The 1619 Project
African American Burial Ground
Atlantic Creole
Burning of Winchester Medical College
Coastwise slave trade
First Africans in Virginia
Indentured servitude in Virginia
District of Columbia retrocession
Gabriel's Rebellion
Great Dismal Swamp maroons
Human trafficking in Virginia
John Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry
Liberation and Freedom Day
Memorial to Enslaved Laborers
Nat Turner's slave rebellion
Virginia in the American Civil War
Virginia v. John Brown
White House of the Confederacy

showOffices and distinctions

U.S. Senate

Preceded byJohn Walker

United States Senator (Class 1) from Virginia 1790–1794        Served alongside: Richard Lee, John Taylor

Succeeded byStevens T. Mason

Honorary titles

Preceded byRufus King

Baby of the Senate 1790–1791

Succeeded byJohn Rutherfurd

Diplomatic posts

Preceded byGouverneur Morris

United States Minister to France 1794–1796

Succeeded byCharles Pinckney

Preceded byRufus King

United States Minister to the United Kingdom 1803–1807

Succeeded byWilliam Pinkney

Party political offices

Preceded byJames Wood

Democratic-Republican nominee for Governor of Virginia 1799

Succeeded byWilliam H. Cabell

Preceded byJohn Tyler

Democratic-Republican nominee for Governor of Virginia 1811

Succeeded byJames Barbour

Preceded byJames Madison

Democratic-Republican nominee for President of the United States 1816, 1820

Succeeded byJohn Quincy AdamsHenry ClayWilliam H. CrawfordAndrew Jackson¹

Political offices

Preceded byJames Wood

Governor of Virginia 1799–1802

Succeeded byJohn Page

Preceded byGeorge SmithActing

Governor of Virginia 1811

Succeeded byGeorge Smith

Preceded byRobert Smith

United States Secretary of State 1811–1817

Succeeded byJohn Quincy Adams

Preceded byJohn Armstrong Jr.

United States Secretary of War 1814–1815

Succeeded byAlexander DallasActing

Preceded byJames Madison

President of the United States 1817–1825

Succeeded byJohn Quincy Adams

Notes and references

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