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SENATORS.


Stephen T. NJ Mifon. William c. Nicholas. Ste
g0en Anderfon, John Brown, William Cooke,
l'an Breckenridge. [a5s foroigatr as bal been
ssiss John E. Howard, JeiTe Franklin, David
REPRESENT ATIYES.
Il Newton, jun. John Randolph, George Jack
lm' 2 R. Thonpion, John Tallaferro, jun. John
SSatto0, William B. Ges, Abraham Trigg, John
tnsg Antnuy New. John Smith, David Holmes,
kchard Brent, Edwin Gray, Matthew Clay, John
g.aSio0, Iohn Ciopton, Z Claiborne, J. T. DAVIS,
pan , Fowler, William Dicklon, Thomas Moore,
William Butter, John MIedse, Benjamin Tala-
safo Nsrtwor,hy Hunter, Juhn Archsr, Jofeph
Il Nichofon, Samuel Smith, Richard Sprcg,
aaaAnel Macon, Speaker. Willis Allaon, Rich
ii SianicFd, Charles Johnfon, Arch bald Hsn-
ZOE John Stanley, Robert Williams, James
ss9iahd, w. B. Crows, John Condit, James
MI Henry Sonthward, William Tnnes, Robert
F0ga' John Stewart, Thomas BOnde, Ilaac
n home, Andrew Gregg.