Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-05-22

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Members of the Senate.
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George EcdnS Ne AieI BdrrO,c La
j J CrIaenden KV ! II Morehead Ky
J II Berrien Geor w c RiUeS Va
J + Simmons X " Woodbridge Mich
y Pearce Nd T. II Foster Tenn
Il II Bdydrd Del W L Dayton "
J w Huntingdon CT John Henderson Mss
Members of the House.
Garret Darts Ky Mllion Brogn Tenn
G Hudson Mass " Hunt " Y
u w Summer Va II Y CrdnstOn r
s T Vinfon Ohio G N Reed Penna
John White Ky John J Hardin III
Daniel p King Mass c II Carroll NY
y Rayner y { James DelIet Ala
G B Rodney Del w 4 Moselg Ny
S G Sample Ind K s Schenck Ohio
+ II Morse Ne 4 II SteDAeas Geor
J p Phen,r Nelc York
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