Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-06-05


Members of the Senate.
w Mang,am " C s s Phelps VI
George EudnS Ne Aier BQrro,U La
J Crlttenden ky j I Morehead Ky
J AZ Berrlen Geor w c Rires Va
j F Simmons r w Woodbridge Mich
j PeGrce Nd T. II Foster Tenn
Il II BayGrd Del w L DaytoR ~ J
j W Huntingdon CT Join Henderson Mss
Members of the House
Gdrret Darts Ky Milton BrO,cn Tenn
G Hudson Mass w Hunt " Y
g w Sumaer Va II Y Cranston r
S Il Vlnton Ohio e NJ Reed Penna
John While Ky John j Hardin III
Daniel p Kiag Mass CH Carroll N Y
" Rdyner " James Deuet Ala
q B Rodney Del w A Mosely NJ Y
sc Sample Ind Il s Schenck Ohio
+ II Morse Me A II Stephens Geor
j p Phenir Neto York
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