Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-01-25

the left, and crossing Hollow Greek
at point about five hundred feet
south of McElmee's Mill; thence
straight line N. ss E.. a distance OF
five hundred feet; thence straight
line S. 7s E. a distance of three
thousand two hundred feet; thence
straight line S. 46 E. a distance Of
four thousand five hundred feet, and
passing the house of Ezekiel Boyd
to the right; thence straight line
S. $3.50 E. distance cf ten thou
sand five hundred feet, passing the
house of Butler Boyd to the right;
thence a straight line S. 1-So w. a
distance of six thousand five hun
dred feet, passing the houses OF
George Toole, Robert Key and w.
Il. Green to the right; thence a
straight line S. Sc E distance of
seven thousand two hundred and
fifty feet, passing the houses of Ed
dy Boyd and Jacob Widener to the
right; thence a straight line S. SO
a distance of eight thousand feet,
passing the houses Of Ben Boyd and
Fred Toole, and Hamp Widener to
the right; thence straight line 5.
g. e.. a distance of twelve hundred
feet; thence straight line S. IA =.
to its intersection with an old pub
lie road, passing the houses of w
Beauford to the right; thence along
said old public road with it's yari-
GUS courses for distance of three
tharlao l,,nl feot5 thenCe q
straight line N. Sc E. q distance OF
thsrty-eight hundred feet, passing
the house of r. E. Stallings to the
right; thence N. SO E. a distance of
four thousand five hundred feet,
passing the houses of Andrew Eu.
banks, Ben Key and Eldridge Toole
to the right; thence straight line
N. 80 E. to its intersection with the
said Hamberg and Barnwell road,
near Treadway Bridge, and pass
ing the house of Maxey Toole to the
Iright, and the house of B. r. Green
to the left, thence along said road
with its various courses to its inter-
section with Tinker Greek; thence
down said Tinker Greek with its va
rious courses to its intersection with
Kennedy's Mill Greek; thence up
the said Kennedy's Mill Creek with
its various courses to its intersec-
tion with the Barnweu County line;
thence the said Barnwell County
line, the line to the middle of the
Savannah River; thence the median
line of the Savannah River, the line
to the beginning point.''
And Whereas, Commissioners
were appointed as required by the
Act of 1909 to ascertain and report
upon the allegations of the petition
and to employ surveyors to make a
survey and a map of the proposed
new County, which surveyors made
map of the territory and filed the
same with Commissioners, which
was filed in my Office, and which
contains and embraces the territory
above set forth.
And Whereas, it appears to my
satisfaction that the boundaries of
the proposed new County, the num-
Der of inhabitants, the taxable prop
erty, and the proposed lines do not
run nearer than eight miles to any
Court House building now estab-
lished by law.
And Whereas. from the report
submitted to me by said Commits
sion as provided for in the Act of
1905, l am satisfied that the re-
quirements of the constitution as to
area, distance, wealth, population
etc., have been complied with, and
that the number of square miles in
the proposed new County TO be
formed from Edgefeld and Aiken
Counties, is four hundred and five
square miles and that there is left
in the old County of Aiken eight
hundred and twenty square miles of
area, and in the old County of
Edgefeld, five hundred and one
square miles of area.
Now Therefore, /, M. F. Ansel,
as Governor of the State of South
Carolina by virtue of the power
conferred upon me by the constitu-
tion and laws of this State, do here
by order that an election be held in
the territory embraced within the
proposed new County on the 7th
day of February A. d. nineteen