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AUCTION. 4

I'D Elm prev cnted by circumstances. from
E6 offering the House and Lot, where 5.
w, KENNERLY, has resided for some, years
past, on Ias, Sale Day, according 10 ,adver>
iiisemcnt, will without fail sell the anne on
Sale Day in January, before the Court House
door to the Highest bidder.
The HOUSE and Lor is very eiegibIy
situated in the Village Of Edgcfeld, and all
in good repair: The Dwelling House, is
commodious, and we'll suited to The, accom-
moda,ing Of from fifteen to twenty boarders,
either male or female. The Aattering pros
pecls OF the very nourishing Schools in the
Villa ge. makes the properly desirable.
The premises will be sold on credit OF
one and two gears =. ?.
For further particulars, application ca be
made TO Mr., Kennerly, or in his absence, to
the Subscriber, or, H Il. Spann. -.
LEWIS COYAR, Auctioneer.
Dec. II, St Al
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:.......... -. MAJOR General, one hun
drcd and fifty dollars; a Brigader General, ore
hundred dollars; Colonel. or officer COM
manding regiment scvenly-five dnllarsi a
Leulenan,-C Colonel, Major, or officer COM
manding a batalion, hly dollars; Captain
or officer commanding a company, twenty-five
dollars; 4 Judge Advocate General, seventy-fivc
dollars; n Brigade Judge Advocate. fifty dol
lars; a Regimental Judge Advocate. twenty
five dollars; Pnymasler General seventy five
dollars; Division Paymaster, fifty d"llars; a
Brigade Paymaster, thirty dollars; Regiments
al Paymasler, twenty-five dollar; and all CON-
missioned staff officers shall be fined in similar
sums, according to their respective rank, and
fifty per cent, ON the amount Of The lnsl sener-
al lax Of such delinquent Of any g'ade."
Dec 49, 1919 If 4S
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AdnsinIstrator's Sale.

EBY vir,ne of an order from the Ordinary
T. 3 Of Edgefield District, | shall proceed 10
sell ut the late residence of Susan Bnrl. decea-
sed, on Thursday the. 9Th inst the following
property, to wit: her en,iie stock of Mules, one
Horse, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, one Road Wagon
and Harness, one Carriage and Harness, PIan-
lalion TooIs, Household and Kitchen Furni'
iure. On Il credit Of twelve months with note
and two approved securities, except for all
sums under Ten Dollars, which amounts " i'll
lie required in cash. The right Of the property
not changed until the terms are complied with,
and if rescd, u: tie risk Of the former purcha-
ser.
Dec. 12, IS4o, q as
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SLAVERY QUESTION.
The New York Tribune saws


There is talk of new compromises.
which shalt give part Of the Territories in
question to Slavery. Were tie dispute
one of mere expediency, a matter Of mnn-
ey, or of material advantage, a compro>
mise would he a laudable thing. Not so
in matter Of princi pie, there can he no sale
compromise between truth and ialseh0od,
between light and darkness. The man
who bargains away principle suws evil
for the future. lie who consents to the
establishment Of negro slavery on an inch
oil that Territory, because such seems The
easier policy, may pnssihly have the head
auIIhe heart of freeman; as 10 that we
do not presume to decide, but he pursues
a course we cannot envy"
|, then speaks Of the frolhy words com
inc fran the South about dissolution Of
The Union, and asks. suppose freeJom
is triumphant and South Carolina dis
solves the Union!" We refer To his mere
" to undeceive The Tribune in its supposi.
ton that all the frnthy words comes from
South Carolina. They come from every
Stale in the South. The interest which
Soulh Carolina has and takes in this mat
ter, is the interest Of the whole South
In our opinion, it is complimentary to our
gallant sister over the river to be thus al
luded to. Ii shows, tina. let Others have
acted as they may. she has been seen IN
her true colOrs. Her crest has waved
high enough, NOT only to he seen. but To be
felt. Tfevery Southern States had acted
as South Carolina had done, The danger
which now so immnenlly threatens the
South and the Union would not now ex-
isl. Yes, South Carolina has been true
true as steel, and we honor her for it.
From an article in the Columbus Times,
Of the 4,h inst, we 6nd The following:
"IVhigs i,ave come forward in both
Houses Of the Legislature, with strong re-
solutions of Southern lealty-thc cores
pondence now urder consideration, is an.
other Indication Of a Lively Wing sense of
Southern danger aud even Mr.. Stephens
has been heard TO admit within month,
that the crisis was verify a, hand"
That Mr.. Stephens should have ex-
pressed himself thus. is not al all surpIr.
sing. According TO The correspondence of
the Charleston Courier, from which we
make few extracts to-day, he and MIR.
Toomhs retired, with a few others, from
tile Wing causus in Washington. They
did so, as is minated, because the rights
Of the South did not seem, in their opin-
ion. TO DC properly guarded.
No, il is preposerous tu wait sup'nely.
indoleully, and almost ueacherouiy. till
aggressive power, clothed in wrath aud
vengeance, is about to overwhelm U.S.
Prepare al the FIRST symptom: Of danger
Assault is courted and bribed by tame in
difference. Carolina FURNISHED her armour
and put it OH early: She was right. Geor-
sia is following her example. The whole
Snulh, is looking Gu with fixed. determin-
ed attention. She will have ius'ice or
draw her sworI.-Augusta Republic.
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NEO[HSseS.


5 IlIds. w. India, 20 Barrels New Orleans.
10 Brls. Sugar House Syrup,
SUGAR.
20 Hhds. N o. Porto Rico, and ST. Croi$,
90 Brls. Crushed, Powdered aud Clarified,
2UO0 Lbs. doubled refined Loaf,
SALT.
100 Sacks. (Charleston Sacks,)
50 Bags fine Table DO
COFFEE.
90 Bags new crop Rio, 10 bags old Java, 10
Bags Cuba,
LIME.
SO Barrels in fine order now landIng,
SEGARS.
80 600 Various qualities. For sHle by
II. A. KENRICK.
Hamburg, Dec. II, lo40, If 4S
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NOTICE.,

TIME Undersigned proprietor Of the CAR
i OLlNA HOTEL Located op Centre ST
in the Town of IIaHblirg,. will dispose of the
nnexpiled term of hIs lease 10 this elegant and
well known establishment, ut public action, on
the 9th day Of December next. unless snomel
disposed of at Private. Sale. lie will at The
same time dispose Of the furniture, belonging
10 the establishment all Of which is new and
Of superior quality. well adapted to II Hotel
The Carolina Hotel has been long establish.
ed and is we'll known 10 the travelling comlnu,
nifty.
II has recently been thoroughly repnired. wei
furnished, and is, at this time, receiving liber
al patronage.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
JOHN 4. HOUSTON
Dec S lS49 Al 46
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MAsa 81 TG Da

On the 9ll, inst, by the Rev. David NJ. Lloyd
of SELMA, Hon. JAMES F. BAILEY, to Miss
ELLEN AMANDA MosELEY, bulh uI Perry Couli.
ty, Ala.
On the l1rh inst. by the Rev. D. D. Brunson,
Mr.. r. p. HARRISON, To Hiss SUSAN eldest
daughter OF MIR. Charles Freeman, all ol Ills
Disuict.
A, Aiken OIL The 18th inst. by the Rev. Ed
win A. BoIes, of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church, MIR. J. J. BUTLER. Of Edgehtld, 10
Miss 5. r. GlLLIsoN. Of beaufort Dist. S. e.
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Notice.

HyHE Committee who hold subscriptions
Ill for the purchase of Il Sword TO- be pre-.
seuled to Gen. NJ. l., BoHNaM, late Colonel Of
the l2lh Regiment Of Infantry. in Mexico, in
appreciation Of his gallant bearing, while els
gagged in thar War, is requested to meet in the
Cour, House OIL sale day next 10 make arrange
menls for The purchase. time and place, OF pre-
senting the same.
One OF THE COMMITTEE.
Dec. IL, st AZ
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Notice..

YENHE Estate of Ab;ah Robertson. dec ca
4 sed, being dereIic', shall proceed 10 seIl
at the late residence of said deceased, OIL Fri.
day the 2Slh inst all The personal property Of
said deceased, consisting oil three Horses, stock
of Cattle. Hogs and Sheep, The entire Crop Of
Conn, Fodder and Oats, ten or twelve Bales Of
Cotton, Plantation Tools. Household and Kilct.
en- Furniture. On credit Of six months, with
mole aud two approved securities, The right Of
The property not changed until The terms Of
saIe are complied with, and if resoId, at The
risk Of The frs, purchaser. Given under my
hand at my Office, this the 18th Dec. 1549.
JOHN HILL, y. E. D.
Dec % 2t 4S
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Jew David,s or Hebrew Plaster,

OF this celebrated PIasteI, it is only necessa-
ry 10 say, no remedy has heretofore been dis
covered to equal ii in curing inveterate ulcers
and all sores, either fresh or long standing, fot
pains in the back, breast, side, or limbs, occa'
stoned by cold, gout, rheumatism, &c. 1t is an
effec,ual cure Tor corns Oh the feet, when ap-
piled sufficient time.
The genuine is sold by G. L. PENN, Agent
Edgefed, C. II. Oct. 10, 1919, In SO
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p AL I'll e TTds STGHe II
HAMBURG, s. {

llANBURG, ,. y.
NK7 B. McCREIGHT, respectfully in,
Wv . forms the citizens Of Edgehcld, .tha!
he has on hand (and will be receiving from
time TO lime) large and splendid assort'
men, Of imported SEGARS, which he oilers
at prices heretofore unknown in this market.
for Cash, either by Wholesale or Retail.
A large supply Of Northern Apples, Oranges
Pine Apples. Malaga Grapes, Cranbcrfies
Pruues, sc. Sc.
Also
Pickles, Canton Ginger, Peach, Plumb, Pea
and Orange Preserves, Sc. &c.
Wooden Ware, Broot1is. &c. &c., together
with every article usually found in such
Establishments.
gd- When you come to town, and wish
fine Segars or Fresh Fruit, always enquire
for McCREIGHT'S Palmetto Store,
.Neri door to ketehum's Hotel.
Dec. ~, Ain AT
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Edward w. WEIGH, ,

Susan White, and others.
HBY virtue Of an order. from John Hill,
ED Esq. Ordinary OF E'lsefeIJ District,
| shall proceed to sell at E'IsrGeld Cuur'
House On The frs, Monday in January
next, The lands belonging 10 The estate OF
Abner While. decd, situate IN the DISTRICT
and State aforesaid. on Turkey Creek,
waters OF Stevens Creek, adjuinlhg lands
of Isaac Bell. r. r.. Minis, D. D. Brubsou
aud the said Edward w. Welch, contains
ins one hundred and fifty acres, more OF
less, on credil of Twelve months. Pur.
chasers will be required 10 give bond aud
Two approved securities and ,nnfl!sa5e ol
The premises TO The Ordidary To secure The
purchase money, COST To he paid in cash.
5. CHRISTIE, S. L. ID.
Drc. lS 81 4S
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SOUTHERN CONVENTION. &c.-The
following in The report Of The ComniIiee
on Federal Relations OH the recommenda.
lion of the Governor:
The Committee OH Federal Relations,
to whom was referred so much of the Mes
sage of his Excelency The Governor as
relates TO the recommendation of the people
Of the Stale of Mississippi. for Conven-
lion of the people Of the Southern STATES,
to be held at Nashville in June next; and
1lso so much Of the message as relates. TO
corvening the Legislature Of this State,
in the event Of the passage by Congress
of the Wilmot Provise, or any kindred
measure, beg leave to report:
That they cordially concur with The views
expressed by his Excelency. the Cover
nor, as to the necessity on the par: Of The
Southern people of an united action against
The eucroachmenls upon their domestic in
.ti,ulions. and their condition Of equality
in this conlederacy, by the people Of the
North, and by The Congress Of the Uni
ted States; aud rejoice with him in the lofty
aud disni6ed posilion assumed by the
people Of the State Of Mississippi against
any such ufractions Vt the compromises of
the Constitution, and The appeal which she
has made 10 the people Of her sister States
Of the South to unite with her in cc:nmon
counsel against common aggression.
The Committee are Of The opinion CO.
| pressed by this Legislature at its last ses.
sion. that the period Of decisive action has
| arrived, and that the authorities Of South
Carolina should be prepared promptly to
take such steps as the other States Of the
South shalt recommend, and herown posi-
lion demands. The Committee. there's
fore, in conformity with their own opinions,
| aud as they believe, with The expressed
and understood wishes of this Legislature.
| and Of The people Of The whole Stale, re-
commend for adoption The following re
solution:
Resoiued. That in The event Of the pas
| sage by Congress of the "Wilmnl Provi.
| 50 81 or any kindred measure, his Excel
leacy, the Governor, be requested forthw iIh
10 convene The legislature in nr'lDr Ia '"'.-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-19

PoPULATioN OF TExAs.-The State
cencus Of the State Of Texas, shows
white population Of Is SCI, and cnl-
ored population of 42.S55. The number
Of electors in this population is stated al
rs, 93.-Char. Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-19

BALTIMORE Hoe TRADE.-The Cum
berland (Md Civilian of Friday, says
From The 9th of November TO he 9Th Of
the present month, fifty hco thousand, .tour
hundred and se0cniy t'co hogs were cnrried
10 marker from this place over the Balti>
more aud Ohio rail road"
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Monday in March pext 10, show cause if any
they can, why the Real Estate Of w iam Fur
guson. Sr. decd, should not be devided or sold,
OF their consent. will be entered Of record.
Given under my hand at my Office, The day
and date above written.
JOHN HILL, o. Ed
Dec 12 ISI9 3m AZ
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AUGUSTA, Dec. II

For the past three days we have had "A good
demand for c0rton-the sales have been about
25OO bales. equote Mid1ling 81 90; good
mddIing 9! 9s; middling fair %; fair 10
cents. The better descriptions are getting
scarce and fair can be bought only in small lois
al orr ulotatOns.
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HAMBURG, Dec. u,

The market has been dull since our last re.
port We omit quotations, as the market Is
too unsettled for them TO be given with any de,
gree of certainty; al the same time remark that
the lew sales making from wagons rangc from
81 to TO- The receipts now reach SCI ,6l7
bales against G29, ,246 bales las, year.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-19

T. I.i... - ierlakes 10 supply ..,e
Text-Buoks, Stationary, &c, at Augusta prices.
Dec. -, lS49. II 4S
DC The Southern Baptist, Temperance Adj
,orale. Hamburg RepnblIran and Lanrensville
Herald, will insert this, in the place of the
present advertisement until the last of January.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-19

THE Manchester IN. H.] Messenger
states that there are 43.OOO,O0U yards Of
cloth made in that city annually, viz /:
Amoskeag, 20.G00, 900; Stark, 1900. 600:
Manchester, 6,000,00O. More Than Two
yards 10 each inhabilant Of The Uuiied
States.
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EDGEFEELD FEMALE
I'm STHTUTE e,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, S. C

TE'tllE literary claims of this. Institution to
4 favorable nulce and patronage, are will
some confidence advanced as being funded OH
the extensive patronage enjoyed by The Rector
for several years in this district In H. young
Ladies' will be educated upon a standard equal
to any uf the more expensive aud fashionable
Schools of The s uie. The utmost attention
will be paid to their morals, without any inter-
ference with their religious tenets, anu sys-
TEN will be adopted which will have Tor its aim
the developement of the understanding aud
powers Of thought, rather than butdennS the
memory with unexplained and Improbable In
congruities.
The usual accomplishments will be carried
10 their highest grade, by accomplished and nu-
ncaton Of young Lady can be finished here
without change, Increased expense, or distant
separation from her friends.
The Rector has had more than twenty-seven
years experience in his prnessl"n. and believes
himself thoroughly acquainted with the general
characters and requirements of youth. Hun
self Parent. lie presents himself To his Pupils
US Father. treats them IL his children, aud Ell.
ueavOrs 10 lend them in the way they should
go, by motives of duty and affection. A daily
register will be kept of the studies OF each Pl-
pill. This, which will be an exact acc' mt OF
their health and conduct, and of the disposal "t
THEN lime. will be sent monthly 10 their friends,
who will thus be informed, rs it daily present,
of the manner in which their children are EN-
ployed.
The Rector and his family are permanently
located at Edgefeld C. Fl.
REFERENCES.
Gov. DAyID JOHNSON, Hon. w. ]. GRAYsos,
Col. F II. ELMoRE, Or. WM MoBLEY.
Col. l.. II. MuyDY, DR.. JOHN NICHOLSON,
Rev. w. B. JOHNSON JAS. SHEPPARD, Esq.
Rev. DR.. Thomas CURTIS.
The Institute is provided with superior Mu>i-
cal instruments, apparatus, &c.
Instruc ctors.
Mr.. ROBERT H. NICHOLS, Rector and
General Instructor,
(Late Professor of Rhetoric and Bellies Lettres,
in Jefferson College, Lnuisana)
Mrs SUSAN NJ. NICHOLS, Mstruetrcss in
Music, Singing and Embroidery.
Miss HARRIET NJ. PERRY, Iastruetress in
Music Singing. Draning ami Painting,
Graduate Of Troy Seminary, N. W
Miss ELIZA PELOT, lnstruetrsss in the Prinl-
arg Department.
TERMS PER QUARTER OF ELEVEN
WEEKS.
PAYABLE INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
Primary Department. Isl DIVISION, 81 90
I'd 5 90
Third " 90
Second 9 no
First 10 00
MUSIC.
Piano and Singing, 10 90
Use Of The Piano, 0U
DRAWING.
In Pencil, Chalks, sc. 6 90
PAINTING.
In Oil or Waters coo's. 8 %
EMBROIDERY.
Pupils furnishn0 IL. -:''': = OO
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Boarding for Young Ladies

FENlIE Subscriber will accommodate with
IL boarding. ten OF Twelve Yunng Ladies'. His
House is roomy aud pleasantly sturIed, conve-
MEN, to the Female Academies. Parents and
Guardians may be assured that every attention
necessary will be paid 10 Girls committed TO
his care. EDMUND PENN.
lpc = 1Sd0 If 46
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CHARLESTON, Dec. II.

Cotton market or Saturday was bnoyant. and
3.30Ubales changed hands, al n range Of % II
l0s cents. To-day the demand for cotton con-
,inued COOL. a, former full prices. Sales Of the
day 1900 bales, at 81 lO4.
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Straved or Stolen,

NROM the subscriber. IN Tuesday nig ght,
II 9th uIt., n BAY HORSE; left eye out.
has heavy main and tail, heavy ielocks. sad
die marks, racks. walks and trols we'll A re-
ward Of FIVE .lnlIlrs will be paid for any inlor-
nation so lhal can ge, the horse.
ROBERT CURTIN.
Dec 10 81 az
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Rose cottage Academy.

EN HE exercises uf this Institnrpni will he
resumed on the Second Monday in )anu-
ry next. under the charge of its present princi.
pal. MR. hBNEY.
Mr.. ARSEl S Success as teacher is fully
acknowledged wherever lie has tanghi, and no
where more cordially, than IN this secton.
The situation Of ROSE CorTAeE, is such, that
the most comfortable boarding can be obtained,
at the nwcsl prices; and in the community. the
Young men will have constantly placed befnre
Them. ile putest examples of sobrie'y, morality
and religion.
RATEs.-Snch as are usual in Academies.
JOHN LAKE,
RANSOM ZIMMERMAN, 4
LUKE CULBREATH,
ELDRED BIRD,
ISAAC B0LES,
JEREMIAH COOK,
Dec. II, At AZ
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Notice.

Notice.
THE Estate of Abner White, deceased, be-.
e ing Derelict, shall proceed to sell al the
late Residence Of said deceased, on Thursday
the third day of January next, all the personal
property ofsaid Estate. consisting ofone Horse,
Hogs, Cattle. Corn, Folder and Oats. Two or
three Bales Of Cotton Plantation Tools, House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture. On a credit Of
six Months, with note and Two approved sccn>
rites. The righ, Ct the property not chnnged
until the terms of sale are complied with, and
if rcsoId at The risk Of The first purchaser =
Given nnder my hand at my office. this the 18th
day of Dec. 1870.
JOHN HILL, D. Z. D.
Dec. 10 lS49 3t 4S
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Hodges & Fuller Institutes.

UNDER THE CONTROL oF THE BAPrIsTs.
TliEsE INSTITUTIONS WHICH have
II been in successful "prralion for The three
past years, come before the public with increased
facilities, presenting stronger inducements {"
The denomination, and a.gener"lls public tor
their patronage and confidence :.';'n NJ ~
preyious perioJ OF their existence.
The HopeEs INSTITUTE, is L1w conducted
in The new. large, convenient, and .handsome
Brick Edfce, erected for the Institution. which
will be c0,npl-led and flushed by the COM
mencememt Of the next session, alter the most
approved plan Mr.. A. DERRICK. A. NJ,
whose qualifications as scholar and jpstruc-
Tor have been satisfactorily tested for twp years.
continues as principal of this Institution, and
will have competent assistants IN every depart-
mcm.-See Catalogue for lS49. :.
The uLLER Institute, is reared .on the
site of the former bullIing. .lWhiclI was des-
lroyed by fire. April. l, l549.) remoddled. en-
Iarged and beauliii, J. and will be ready for the
opening of the next session. under the Rector
ship of the Rev. CHAs., a. RAYMOND of New
Orleans, who will lave associated with him
81. ;ts,~,..r y! nli"l qtl',Fs'' =, .'ss'..
l.,. ( .ge- ,.rt Lady, -. - ..rrisafcG ;',t,.-
-. nj :i:,: nn..r ,it w2rra'"! ~ e-:.;!r','s
.as;!ors ami lriants 81; tie ir,:iusi'"". u!
rr.i'.' ''; a. !l" -s'ni
%. ''@a.u .i"icr
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STATE REPRESENTATION.

Il bill 10 0pporti6n The representation Of
the Slate If !SoxM Carolina.
BE i, enactcd hy the Honorable Senate
AMI lIuuse of Representatives, now me-,
and setting in General Assembly, and by
the authority the same. That each and
every nT the Election Districts throughout
this State, at the next, and all future
elections. Quill a new apporionmen, of the
representation he made by a future Legis
iarure, respectively eject the following
uumhcr Of Representatives, TO wi
AbLeViIIe. five representatives.; All Saints
ono representative; BarnwelI. four repre-
srntativcs; Chester. three representatives;
Chesterfield, two representatives; Christ
Church. one representative: Claromon', !,
iree representatives; Clarendon. TWO re-.
presentatives; Darlington, three represen-
1a,ives; EdSeGrld, six representatives;
Fairfield. three representatives; Greenvil!e,
four representatives; Horny, (Parish Of
kingston,j me representatives; krrshaw.
two representatives. Lancaster, two re-
preSen,a,ivcS; Laurens, four representa-.
lives, Lexington; Two representatives; Ma
rionI three representatives; Marlborough,
two representatives; Newberry. three re.
representatives.; Orange, TWO REPRESENTA-
,ives; Pendle,on, seven representatives;
Prince Williams. two representatives;
Richland. four representatives; Spartan
burg, five representatives,; ST. Andrews
one representative; ST. Bartto!omew's,
three representatives; ST. George: dor
chesler,j one representative; ST. James
(Gonse creek,l one representative; ST.
James. tSan,er.) one representative; ST.
johns (Berkley,) one representative; 81.
Johns, (Collelon,) two representatives;
ST.. Helena, one representative; ST. Luke's.
Que representative; ST. Mathews. one re.
preventative; 81. Pau's. one representa-.
tive; ST. Peters, two representatives; ST.
Thomas and ST. Dennis, one representa-
lives; Union, three representatives; Viii
lamshurS, TWO representatives; York, -four
representatives; 81. Philips and ST.
hlichae's, eighteen representatives; 81.
Stephens, one representative.