Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-02-20


Members of the Senate.
" p Maagram n c S S Phelps VI
George Evans Ne Aier Bdrr0io La
J j Criueadcn Ky T Morehedd KY
J NJ Berrien Gcor " c Rlues Va
J F Simmons RI w Woodbridge Mich
j A Pedrce Nd f. II Foster Tenn
II Bayard Del W Dayton " j
J w Huntingdon CT John Henderson Mass
Members of the House.
Garret Darts Ky Milton Bro,cn Tenn
G Hudson Mass w HUnt " Y
e. w Summer Va H Y CranSton Z /
S II Vini0n Ohio & NJ Reed Penna
John White Ku John j Hardin III
Daniel p King Mass c II Carroll "
" Ravner N { James Dellet Ala
G. B Rodney Del VA Mosely " Y
S G. Sample Ind r S .Schenck Ohio
+ II Morse Me A II Stephens Ge0r
Up PheHia Ne,v York
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