Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-24

Members OF the Senate.
w P Mdngun " G S S Phelns VI
George Eodns Me AIer Barroto La
Cr'nenden ny j I MOrehead Ky
j ~ Berrien Geor w G RiUes Va
Summons Il w Woodbridge Mich
j A Pearce Nd + n Foster Tenn
II II Bdyard Del w L Dayton " j
j w Huntingdon CT John Henderson Mss
Members of the House.
Gdrret Darts Ky Million Bro,ra Tenn
Z Hudson Mass w Hunt " Y
q w Summer Va H Cranstoa r
s L VintOn Ohio G III Reed Pe1nd
John White Ky John J Hardin III
Daniel p Kug Mass CH Carroll Ny
" Rayner " James Dellet Ala
u Is Rodney Del w MoSeiy " Y
5 c Sample Ind r S Schenck Ohio
+ III Morse Ne A II Stephens Gcor
J p Phenir Ne,o York
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J NJ Berrien John Hardin
Robert c Winthrop w S Archer
Thomas b King Rufus Choate
Alexander II Siephens
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