Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-03-27
Members of the Senate.

Members OF the Senate.
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George Exams Ne AEer Barro,U La
Il J Crttenden Ky J T Morehe0d Ky roa
= " Berrien Geor w c Riues Va
Y F Simmons RI w Woodbridge Mich
T 4 Pearce Md e HFoster Tenn
Il II Bayard Del tss w L Dayton N i
4 Y " Huntingdon CT John Henderson Mss
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1qrret Daris Ky Milton Bro,cn Tenn sL'
4 c Hudson Mass w Hunt " Y
Il w Summer Va II Y CranSton r I -
4 T Finfoa Ohio & NJ Reed Penna
Joha White Kv John Hardin III 9
D1aiel King Mass c II Carroll " Y sG
II Y Rayner n c James DelIet Ala
n q B Rodney Del w A Moseiy Ny
Il y C Sample Ind r s .Schenck Ohio
Il + Il Morse Ne A II Stephens Geor --
p Phenir Ne,o York
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