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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-01-27
Jan 81
ESY AEYHsOzsETE.J
An Act to Divide the State into
Six Cong ressional Districts.

WHEREAS, 1t is declared by the Con.
stiiulion of the United States, that the
House Of Representatives in the Congress
Of the United States shall be composed Of
members chosen every two years by the
people of the severa! States; that the Elec-
tors in each Stale shall have the qualifca-
tons requisite for Electors Of the most nu-
merous branch of the State Legislature;
And whereas, 1t is declared by the Act of
Congress, passed the twentyfflh day Of
jane, eighteen hundred and forty two,
entitled an Act for the appointment of Re
representatives. among the several States ac-
cording to he sixth census, that from and
after the third day Of March, eighteen
hundred aud forty three, the House OF Re-
representatives. Of the United States shall be
composed of members elected agreeably
10 a ratio of one Representative for every
seventy thousand SIX hundred and eighty
persons, in each State, and one additional
Representative for each State having a
fraction larger than one half of the said
ratio. computed according to the rule pre-
scribed by the Constitution Of the United
States; according to which appointment,
dis State is entitled to Six Representa-
:Ivos III the trngress OF the United States.
SEC. /. Be il enacted by the General
Assembly of Mary that, for the pur.
p"se 81 !ectng six Representatives to the
Congress of the United States, this State
shah b. divided INTO six Districts. which
SHAH 5c numbered tram one to SIN; that
st. Mary :. Charles, Calvert. Prlnee Genr-
." :, NDr gllurrE ard Anne Arundel
s..y., ,"s, cXCrpl.ug Howard D.slr!ci, in
-oro aT5nd-, coun'y, shaiI constitute the
first Ni."ric!. Tina tirgany, Washington
aud Frederick counties shall cons i,ute
she Second District: That Carroll county.
Baltimore county, How ard District in
Nunr Arundel county. and the twelfth,
| 'hinuJeenlh and iourlhern.b Wards Of the
Cnv Oh Baltimore. as they are now known
and constituted. shall compose the third
District: That the Wards Of he City of
Rl!!lmore. kncwn as the first, second,
thtr;I, fourth. Gi'h, sixth. seventh. eighth.
ninth, tenth and eleventh Wards, shall
constitute The fourth District: That Har-
ford. Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne's and Car
| olIne counties shall constitute the fifth
District: That Talbot, Dorchester, Somcr-
set and Worcester counties shall consli-
tute the SIKH Disticl: That each District
shall be entitled 10 elect one Represen-
tallve to Congress.
SEC. 9. And be it enacted, tha', Where's
as This State was not divided into c on
gressional Districts at the time of holding
the regular Election in the month of Oc-
tober. eighteen hundred and forty three,
that a special election for Representatives
To the Congress Of the United States, un-
der thus act, shall be held in the several
counties Of this State, Howard District,
and the city of Baltimore. on the fonr-