Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-04-24

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Members of the Senate.
w p Mdngum N c S S Phelps VI
George EUdnS Me Aler Bdrro,c La
j Crittenden Ky J T Morehedd Ky
j M Berrien Geor w c Riues Va
j + Simmons r. w Woodbridge Mich
j A Pearce Nd E II Foster Tenn
Il II Bayard Del w l. Dayton NJ
j w Hunhngdon CT John Henderson Mass
Members Of the House.
Garret Dauis Ky Milton BrOrn Tenn
c Hudson Mass w Hunt " Y
g w Summer Va II Cranston r
s T Vinton Ohio c N Reed Penna
John White Ky John J Hardin III
Daniel p King Mass CH Carroll N Y
N Rayner " 6 James DelIet Ala
G & Rodney Del w Mosely NY
s c Sample Ind X S Schenck Ohio
f II Morse Me A II Stephens Geor
JP Phenir Ne,U York
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Alexander H Stephens
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