Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-02-08
Managers OF Elections.

the authority aforesaid, That on the second
Monday in February next and on the day
following, managers of elections for the
several districts shall after giving public
notice, as in cases of elections for members
OF the Legislature, open the polls and hold
elections in their respective districts for del
egates to said convention, in all respects in
the same manner and form and Pt the same
| places as elections are now conducted for
members of the Legislature. And all per-
sons who are qualified and entitled, by the
constitution and laws of this State, to vote
for members o, the Legislature, shall be
qualified and entitled to vote for said del
egates to said convention and in cases
of any vacancy occurring by the death,
resignation, removal from the State, or re-
fusal to serve, of any person elected del
egate to the said convention, the presiding
officer Of the said convention shall Issue his
writ authorizing and requiring the mana
gers of elections, in the election districts in
which such vacancy may have occurred,
after giving due notice thereof, to open a
poll and hold an election to FIJI such vacan-
cy, as in cases for the election of members
of the Legislature"
FOR PENDLETON DISTRICT.
At Pendleton Village Elan Sharp, ir.,
n, @. Campbell and s. F. blaxwell
Anderson @. H.: w. Harrison, Thomas
H. Russell and b. F. Crayton.
Haynie's: John Carpenter w. Haynic
and William Brownlee.
Stantonville: Jas. Gambrell, Jasper viii
son and William Teford.
Craytonvile VIM. Cox, P. s. johnson,
and A. j. Brock
Greenwood: g. w. Rankin, J. Nj. Wei
born and R. NJ. Pckens
Sherrard's: F. W. Davis, WI. Simpson
and David Sadler
Cosper's: w, d. Gray. G. l.. McGee.
and H. Hall.
Rock Mills: Robert McLees, w. s.
Shaw, and JAS. T. McLinton
Douthets: w. d. Stton, Reed Gam
brell, and John Roseman, sen.
Orrville Charles Irby, j. II. Rogers and
Thomas Duckworth.
Browns NJ. G.: r. NJ. Brown, Green L.
Johnsonand r. A. King
Majors Store: John G. Horton, james
Major, ir., d. Dunkin.
Oantt's Store: j. O. Williams Robert o.
Treble and VIM. H. Acker
Andersonvillc: F. e. Harrison, John Cox
and Charles Barrett.
Minton's. r. NJ. Morris, D. Il. Rainwater
and VIM. Harper
White Plains; Elijah Owen, Ezekiel
Murphy, and W. E. Wclborn.
Townville: T. II. Simmons, II. r. Van
diver and J. P. Harris
Storeville: Jesse w. Norris, ir., James
Hardness, and j M. Brown.
Centreville: John n Reeves, John Be-
lotte and S. p. Hillhouse.
Pickens c. H: j. Burnett, S. Kirksey,
and John Craig.
Trimmiers: VIM B. Davis, j. Y, Jones,
and James Ferguson.
Hurricane: Robert Stewart, VIM. g.
Newton, and f. Alexander
Wolf Creek: w. Hunter, Thos. billiard,
and VIM. Porter.
KHpatrick's; o. II. P. FAINT, NJ. r. Hun
nicutt and Stephen Baldwin
Hagood's: B. A. Barton, g. Breazeale,
and j. II. Amber
PumpBintown. N Reid, NJ Keith, and
VIM. nj. Jones.
salubrity: Benjamin Chapman. James
Garner, and 7. d. Gnrvin.
Gaines: Henry l. Gaines, G. w. Nc
Dow and Thomas Gasaway
Fair Play: ID, S. Sribiing, E. McCrea-
ry and Thomas p. KEGS.
Pckensville; S. Watson, f. Mulcnix,
and Henry Briggs,
Eastatoe: VIM. B. Nix, VIM. Nimmons,
and John Nix.
Trap: NJ. Burdine, Larkin Hendricks,
a Robert Foster.
Cheohec Muster Ground A. B. Grant,
VIM. Whitmyer and Lcmuel Nicholson.
Gillison's: j. M. McElroy, r. Hunt, and
j. Gillison.
Bachelors Retreat Martin Harrison,
James Johns, and Lemuel Werner.
West Union; j, g. Nevill, j, Fricks an{!
j. Findley.
Brewers; j. Brewer, 4. Hubbard, and
VIM. Brewer.
P..I. Miller's George A. Cherry, A.
O. Pickens, and l.. ~. Cobb.
Milestone; s Moseley, B. Fretwcll,
and Lewis Morchead.
Polls to be kept open at Pendieton vii
lage, Anderson Court House. and Pcken,
Cout House two days, and mt all other
places one day. Ghe Managers 70 meet at
Pendlcton Villagc on Wednesday, counr
the votes, and declare the election.
Eight Delegates to the State Convention,
and one Representative to sill the vacancy
accustomed by resignation of j. p. Reed, to
be elected
Jan. lS, 1851.
HEAD QUARTER.
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