Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-06-19


Members Of the Senate.
W p Naneun1 " c s s p5elns "
George ErdnS Me Aler Barron La
J Crttenden Hy J T Morekead Ky
j N Berrten Geo- w c Rires Va
j + Simmons r " IVoodbridyc Mich
J A Pedrce Nd T. II Foster Team
i II Bayard Del " L DAYTON n j
J W Harrington CT John Henderson Mass
Members of the Honse
Garret Darts Ey Milton Brown Tenn
c Hudson Mass w Runt y
u W SHEnnler Va II Crdnston r
y T FiRton Ohio c VI Reed Penna
John White ky John Hardin III
Daniel p Kln. Mass c II Carroll " Y
n Rayasr Y Q James DeHet Ala
q b Rodney Del w A IHoSely " Y
y { Sample Ind r : Schenck Ohio
Z II Morse N. A II SteyAens Geor
p P5enir Nelg York
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