The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-01


Skipper, j. B. Horny.
Taylor, W.. kershaw.
Townsend, J.F.+ St. Johns, Colleton.
Trevle, X. D.t st. Helena
Ward. J. J.1 All Saints.
Ware r.. f. Greenville.
Williams, W.T. Prince Williams,
Wilson, J. d. Darlington.
Wilson, J. J.t Barnwell.
Wilson, John St. JAS, 6. Creek.
Witberspoon, J. D. York.
tThose marked + have been elected at the
late general election the others were elected
in lS4S.
SELECTED to supply a special vacancy in the
class of lS4S.
The seats Of Senators retUrne'! from Rich
land and Williamsburg, will be contested
HousE OF REPRESENTA- rIvEs.- Members oi
the House elected in 1850, according t" the al
phabctical arrangement OF the Districts: -
Ahbeyille-S $ ilcGowen, } u Hearst, } Il
Vance, B Martin, G Il Haskell.
Barnwell-L " Aver, - Lawton, " \
Owens, - Patterson. ~,
Beaufort-Prince Williams-W Bowers, "
F Hutson St. Peters-J " duncan, y Joh'i'
ston; st. Helena b J Johnson; st. Lukes-
Charleston st. Phillips and st. Michaels-
Nelson Mitchell, Charles Blun', II u i'eses'
ne, Edw McCreadv, A II Dunkia, Il Hunt
John Phillips, A W Burnett, J v WILKINSON
B Hayward, Della Tore, James olinons
c G Memminger, Poppenh.el!@..,, 81, Cru'.: (:
| Campbell; St. Andrcws-E NJ Colcock; Christ
Church.. T VI Wagner; st Stephens-TS Ma
rion; St. Johns Berkley-James Sinclair; st.
Thomas and St Dennis-H Wisfall; st.
Johns Colleton-E " Seabrook, John jenkins,
Jr; St james, Goose Creek--J & Mckeown;
st. James, Sautee-E German.
Chcster-Samuel McAilley, A @ Dunovant,
TN Moore
Chcstcrfeld-S W Evans, A N Lowry.
Colleton--St. Bartholomews--N Hayward,
Jr, J b Perry, H Verdier; st. George Dorches.
ter-E Drownlee; St Pauls--D Wilkinson.
Darlington
Edgefed--F H Wardlaw, w D Jennings,
JOSEPH Abney,J R Weaver, & A Addison, A
Jones.
Fair6eld-W S Lyles, W R Robertson, H
II Clarke.
Georgetown-All Saints A Allston !;
Prince George, Winyah--J lizard Middleton, }
H Read, G Manigault.
Greenville-E P Jones, P f Duncan, B +
Perry, Il P Brockmau.
Horny
Kers,aw-J Canty, Chesnut, Jr.
Lancaster--T X Cureton, p II Hammond.
Larrcns--J H Irby, G Sullivan, Jno Smith,
VI p Evins.
Lcxington-L Boozer A G Summer.
Marion .-DJ Mcdonald, & s Myers. W B
RowcIl
Marlboro-A G Johnson, ] W Harrington.
Newberry-A c Darlington, R Moorman, J
p. kinard.
Orangeburg Orange...L NJ keitt, d r
Barton; st. Matthews-W keitt
Pendleton u p Reid, j W Harrison, J I
Whitfield, Thos Cunningham, F n Garvip, +
Alexander, A Easely, Jr.
RichIand nd-John s Preston, Z Arthur, Jno
II knsler, w D DeSaussure.t
Spartanburg-E G Lcitner, W Tucker, f
P Smith, II J Dean, II w Waters.
Sumter Clarcmont-J d Ashmore, } w.
Nelson, l IL DaheT, SldTciluoi-o i'iSi 'i,
il NJ Benbow.
Union-w Giles, A N Thompson, john
Wright.
WiIiamsburg-B W Bradley, S II Mont
gonrery.
York-R G McCaw, G w Williams, A Rob.
ertson, J n McElwee, Sr.
The number Of the House of Representatives
is fixed by the Constitution at l23, while the
Senate is fixed at 45. by the ill'.,nrnt of one
Senator each to 43 different di,''i"ts, counties
Or parishes; and two to tlr parishes OF st. ,
Philips, and st. llchaels, whic @r. C:.itei con.
sttutionally.
The election Districts, us will be seen by the
above table, correspond with tac Judicial aud ,
police Districts, except in the eases Of Sumter,
icndleton, Orangeburg, Geo"gct"wn, CoI!etnn,
Beaufort and Charleston. Su.!ter judicial Dis
rict forms two elective Districts Claremont
lnd Clarendon, and for some purposes, third
Iivision, Salem, is added.
prndle'on, formerly Judicial District, is
low divided int" Anderson aud :irkrus which
.rc separate Districts in all other respects, but