For Abbeville district, four justices of the quorum, and two justices of the peace, in addition to the number already allowed by law. For St. Bartholomew's, one justice of the quorum, and two of the peace, in addition to those already allowed by law. For the district of Union, two justices of the quorum, in addition to the number already allowed by law. For the district of Spartanburgh, two justices of the quorum, and two justices of the peace, in addition to the num ber already allowed by law. For the district of Laurens, one justice of the peace, in addition to the number already allowed by law. For the district of Marion, two justices of the quorum, in addition to the number now allowed by law. For the parish of Prince William, one justice of the quorum, and four justices of the peace, in addition to the num ber already allowed by law. Lexington one justice of the quorum, and two justices of the peace, in addition to the number at present allowed, making in all five justices of the quorum and ten of the peace, for the district. For the district of Edgefield, four justices of the quorum, and two of the peace, in addition to those already allowed by law. For St. Peter's parish, one justice of the quorum, and two justices of the peace, in addition to those already allowed by law. For the county of Clarendon, in addition to the number allowed by law, two justices of the quorum. For Orange county, three justices of the quorum, and three of the peace, in addition to the number already allowed by law. For the parish of St. Helena, one justice of the quorum, and two of the peace, in addition to those already allowed by law. For St. James', Santee, one justice of the quorum, and two justices of the peace, more than now allowed by law. One justice of the quorum, and two of the peace, in addition to those already appointed by law, for St. John's, Colle ton. For Horry, one justice of the quorum, in addition to the number already allowed by law. For Prince George's, Winyaw, two justices of the quorum, and three of the peace, in addition to those already allowed by law. For St. George's, Dorchester, one justice of the quorum, and one of the peace, in addition to those now allowed. 87. And be it enacted, That for the district of Barnwell, there shall be four justices of the quorum, and six justices of the peace, in addition to the number already allowed by law. TIT. 107. A. A. 1806. 88. Whereas, it is expedient and necessary to increase the A. A. 1810. number of justices of the quorum and of the peace in several districts and parishes in this state: Be it therefore enacted, That from and immediately after The number the passing of this act, the number of justices of the quo- of, in several VOL. I. PPP TIT. 107. A. A. 1810. districts, increased. Notaries public to be jus tices of the peace. A. A. 1812. rum and of the peace in the several districts and parishes in this state hereafter mentioned, shall be increased in manner following; that is to say, For the parish of St. Matthew, two justices of the quorum and two justices of the peace. For Newberry district, two justices of the quorum. For Chester district, one justice of the quorum. For Edgefield district, two justices of the quorum and two justices of the peace. For Union district, three justices of the peace. For St. Helena, two justices of the quorum and two justices of the peace. For Marion, two justices of the quorum and four justices of the peace. For Pendleton, three justices of the quorum and three justices of the peace. For St. George's, Dorchester, three justices of the quorum. For Winyaw, three justices of the quorum and three jus tices of the peace. For St. James', Santee, one justice of the quorum. For Barnwell, one justice of the quorum. For the parishes of St. Philip and St. Michael, Charleston district, five justices of the quorum and five of the peace. For the parish of St. James, Goose-creek, one justice of the quorum and two justices of the peace. For Fairfield district, one justice of the quorum and two justices of the peace. For Laurens district, one justice of the quorum and three justices of the peace. For Darlington district, two justices of the quorum. For Kingston, four justices of the peace. For Lexington, two justices of the quorum and two justices of the peace. 89. Be it enacted, That the clerks of the courts and notaries public, in their several districts of this state, shall be justices of the quorum in all cases except for the trial of small and mean causes. [They were so before-see § 84.] 90. Be it enacted, That there shall be two justices of the The number quorum for the district of Union, in addition to the number of, increased now allowed by law. in the several districts. For Abbeville district, two justices of the quorum and one justice of the peace, in addition to the number now allowed by law. For Greenville district, three justices of the peace, in addition to the number now allowed by law. For York district, two justices of the quorum and one justice of the peace, in addition to the number now allowed by law. For Newberry district, one justice of the peace, in addition to the number now allowed by law. For Horry district, one justice of the quorum, in addition to the number now allowed by law. TIT.107. For Williamsburgh, three justices of the quorum, in addi- A. A. 1812. tion to the number now allowed by law. For Marion district, one justice of the quorum and two jus- law. For Barnwell, two justices of the quorum and four justices For Marlborough district, one justice of the quorum, in ad- For Clarendon county, two justices of the quorum, in addi- For Claremont county, one justice of the quorum, in addi- For Salem county, one justice of the quorum, in addition For the parish of St. James, Goose-creek, one justice of the For Chester district, one justice of the quorum and one jus- For Kershaw district, three justices of the peace, in addi- For Charleston district, six justices of the quorum and 91. And be it further enacted, That from and immediately Suppose him superannuated? APPENDIX TO THE FIRST VOLUME. TITLE 5. Adjutant General. Page 5. Nate. THE following clause of an A. A passed in 1813, Sept. Sess. has been omitted in the proper place: " And be it further enacted, That the governor shall 66 be, and he is hereby authorized to make to the adjutant general, from the con"tingent fund, such additional compensation as the additional duties imposed on "that officer, may in his judgment render proper and reasonable: Provided, The same do not exceed five hundred dollars per annum." TITLE 6. Aliens. Note. The Statute of Congress of 1798, c. 75. was limited to two years; and it does not appear that it was afterwards perpetuated, continued or revived. TITLE 12. Arsenals and Powder Magazines. Page 32. Note. The following clause of an A. A. passed in 1813, Sept. Sess. was omitted to be inserted in the proper place: "And be it further enacted, That it shall be the "duty of the governor and commander in chief for the time being, from time to "time, to examine, or cause to be examined by some proper officer, the situation "of the respective arsenals throughout the state, to require security from the ar"senal keepers, and to remove them for negligence or other improper conduct, or "incapacity of performing the duties devolving on them as such; and to appoint, "in cases of removal, other persons to supply the vacancies thereby created." TITLE 21. Benefit of Clergy. Page 75. Note. The 10th chapter of the Stat. 5 and 6 Ed. 6. is expressly made of force by A. A. 1712. In the collection of Public Laws by Judge Grimké, (page 58) the 1st and 2d sections only of this chapter are inserted. The other two sections are here added. The purpose of these is to repeal the Stat. 1 Ed. 6. c. 12. so far as the same operates to take away the force of the Stat. 25 H. 8. c. 3. " touching clergy." It |