money, or delivery of any article of value in their possession,T
according to their respective duties, and also, to make rules
upon attorneys for the payment of money, and the delivery
of deeds, and other papers in their hands, belonging to their
dients, and in every such case to enforce obedience to such
rules, by attachment; and the courts shall have the same
power against former sheriffs and coroners, if application be
made for the purpose, within two years after the termination
of their offices respectively.

SECTION 29. This act shall go into effect on and after the
first day of september next.

NER MIDDLESWARTH,

Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS S. CUNNINGHAM,
Speaker of the Senate.

APPROVED-The sixteenth day of June, Anno Domini,
one thousand eight hundred and thirty-six.

JOS: RITNER,

"Senatorial

No. 193.

An Act

To fix the number of Senators and Representatives, and form the
state into districts, in pursuance of the provisions of the const
tution.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in General Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by the ratio, 9,256. authority of the same, That until the next enumeration of 31 members. the taxable inhabitants and an apportionment thereon, the Senate, at a ratio of nine thousand two hundred and fifty-six, shail consist of thirty-three members, and be apportioned as follows, viz:

Senatorial

districts.

First district, viz: The city of Philadelphia shall be a district,

and elect two:

Second, The county of Philadelphia shall be a district, and
elect three:

Third. The counties of Montgomery, Chester and Delaware
shall be a district, and elect three:

Fourth, The county of Bucks shall be a district,and elect one:
Fifth, The county of Berks shall be a district, and elect one:

The counties of Lancaster and York shall be a district, lect three:

The counties of Dauphin and Lebanon shall be a ct, and elect one:

The counties of Perry, Mifflin, Juniata, Union and tingdon, shall be a district, and elect two:

The counties of Columbia and Schuylkill shall be a ict, and elect one:

the counties of Lehigh and Northampton shall be a ict, and elect one:

th, The counties of Luzerne, Monroe, Wayne and shall be a district, and elect one:

h. The counties of Lycoming, Centre and Northerland shall be a district, and elect one:

enth, The counties of Bradford and Susquehanna be a district, and elect one:

enth, The counties of Franklin, Cumberland and ms shall be a district, and elect two:

th, The counties of Bedford and Somerset shall be a rict, and elect one:

nth, The county of Westmoreland shall be a district, elect one:

teenth, The county of Washington shall be a district, elect one:

enth, The counties of Fayette and Greene shall be a rict, and elect one:

eenth, The counties of Allegheny and Butler shall be strict, and elect two:

ieth, The counties of Beaver and Mercer shall be a rict, and elect one:

y-first, The counties of Crawford and Erie shall be a ict, and elect one:

ty-second, The counties of Jefferson. M'Kean, Potter. ga, Venango and Warren shat be a district, and elect

:

Returns of district eleo

ty-third, The counties of Indiana, Armstrong, Cambria
Clearfield shall be a district, and elect one.
TION 2. In those districts whic are composed of more
ne county, the judges of the district elections, within
ounty, after having formed a return of the whole elec- tions.
ithin such county, in such manner as is or may be
ed by law, shall send the same, by one of their number,
place hereinafter mentioned, within the district of
such county is a part, where the judges so met, shall
p the several county returns, and execute, under their
and seals, one general and true return for the whola
ct, viz:

udges of the third district, at the Paoli inn, in Chester
nty:

meeting of the return

Places of the The judges of the sixth district, at the house of ren Brown, in the borough of Columbia, Lancaster co The judges of the seventh district, at the house of He Garman, Palmyra, Lebanon county.

judges of dis

sed of more

tricts compo-The judges of the eighth district, at the court hozz Millintown, Juniata county:

than one

county.

3,057.

The judges of the ninth district, at the house now, or late occupied by Samuel Brobst, in Schuy kill county. The judges of the tenth district, at the public hour Joseph Deatrich, in Bethlehem township, Northam county.

The judges of the eleventh district, at the tavern
now, or lately, occupied by Oliver Hamlin, in S
township, Wayne county:

The judges of the twelfth district, at the court hose
the borough of Williamsport, Lycoming County:
The judges of the thirteenth district, at the house of Je
Ross, in Pike township, Bradford county:

The judges of the fourteenth district, at the house
occupied by Robert Cochran, in Shippensburg, Cem
land county:

The judges of the fifteenth district, at the public
lately occupied by John Statler, on the top of the
gheny mountain, in Somerset county:

The judges of the eighteenth district, at the house of Je
miah Davidson, in Fayette county:

The judges of the nineteenth district, at the court ha in the city of Pittsburg, Allegheny:

The judges of the twentieth district, at the house now
pied by Robert Kill, Meunt Jackson borough, B
County:

The judges of the twenty-first district, at the house of Ja
Pollock, Erie county:

The judges of the twenty-second district, at the court.
in Smethport, M'Kean county:

The judges of the twenty-third district, at the court ba in Indiana, Indiana county.

SECTION 3. That until the next enumeration of Ratio of the ables, and apportionment thereon made, the House of P House of Re-entatives, at a ratio of three thousand and fifty-s presentatives shall consist of one hundred members, viz: the co of Adams shall be entitled to two members; the cy 100 members of Allegheny to four; the county of Armstrong to Apportion- the county of Bradford to one; the county of Bere to two; the county of Bedford to two; the county of Be to four; the county of Bucks to three; the county of B ler to one; the county of Crawford to two; the county Centre to one, and the return judges shall meet at the c house in Bellefonte, Centre county; the county of Che

nuent.

where two or

the county of Columbia to one; the county of Cumto two; the county of Dauphin to two; the county ware to one; the county of Erie to two; the county klin to two; the county of Fayette to two; the of Green to one; the county of Huntingdon to two; nty of Indiana to one; the counties of Jefferson, and M'Kean one, and the return judges to meet ourt house, in Warren, Warren county; the counties er and Tioga one; and the return judges shall meet Places of ourthouse in Wellsborough, Tioga county, the coun- meeting of Juniata, Mifflin and Union three, and the return return judges shall meet at the public house of Henry Mick, more counburg, Union County; the county of Lancaster six; ties elect tonty of Lebanon one; the county of Lehigh two; the gether. of Luzerne two; the counties of Lycoming and eld two, and the return judges shall meet at the of J. and W. Develling, Lock Haven, Lycoming s the county of Mercer two; the county of Montthree; the counties of Northampton and Monroe and the return judges shall meet at the house of Abraeller, in Plainfield township, Northampton county; nty of Northumberland one; the counties of Wayne e one, and the return judges shall meet at the house al Taft, Tafton, Pike county; the county of Susqueone; the city of Philadelphia seven; the county of elphia eight; the county of Perry one; the counties of et and Cambria two; and the return judges shall t the public house of John Garman, now occupied by Kennedy, in Stoystown, Somerset county: the county ylkill one; the county of Venango one; the county shington three; the county of Westmoreland two; inty of York three.

ION 4. The senators and representatives shall be Time, &c., of by the duly qualified citizens of the city of Phila- general elec, and the several counties, at the time, manner, and tion. prescribed by the constitution and laws of this com

alth.

districts.

ION 5. The senators shall be chosen in the several Times of s at the following times, to wit: in the first district, choosing the ator shall be chosen at the general election of eight- senators in dred and thirty-eight, one at the general election of the several n hundred and thirty-nine; in the second district, one shall be chosen at the general election of eighteen d and thirty-six, one at the general election of eighteen d and thirty-seven, and one at the general election of n hundred and thirty-eight; in the the third district, one shall be chosen at the general election of eighteen d and thirty-six, and one at the general election of n hundred and thirty-eight, and one at the general 1 of eighteen hundred and thirty-nine; in the fourth

district, one senator shall be chosen at the general elect of eighteen hundred and thirty-six; in the fifth district, senator shall be elected at the general of eighteen bund and thirty-six; in the sixth district, one senator shall be che at the general election of eighteen hundred and thirtyone at the general election of eighteen hundred and thir eight, and one at the general election in eighteen hund and thirty-nine; in the seventh district, a senator shall chosen at the general election of eighteen hundred thirty-eight; in the eight district, one senator shall be chos at the general election of eighteen hundred and thirty and one at the general election of eighteen hundred thirty-eight; in the ninth district, a senator shall be at the general of eighteen hundred and thirty-six; in the te district, a senator shall be chosen at the general election eighteen hundred and thirty-nine; in the eleventh district senator shall be chosen at the general election of eight hundred and thirty-seven; in the twelfth district, a sen shall be chosen at the general election of eighteen hutd and thirty-nine; in the thirteenth district, a senator shal chosen at the general election of eighteen hundred thirty-seven; in the fourteenth district, two senators be chosen at the general election of eighteen hundred thirty-seven; in the fifteenth district, a senator shal chosen at the general election of eighteen hundred thirty-seven; in the sixteenth district, a senator shall chosen at the general election of eighteen hundred thirty-nine; in the seventeenth district, a senator shall chosen at the general election of eighteen hundred thirty-eight; in the eighteenth district, a senator stal chosen at the general election of eighteen hundred a thirty-eight; in the nineteenth district, a senator shall be ch at the general election of eighteen hundred and thirt and one at the general election of eighteen hundredt thirty-nine; n the twentieth district, a senator shi chosen at the general election of eighteen hundred a thirty-seven; in the twenty-first district, a senator shall chosen at the general election of eighteen hundred thirty-seven; in the twenty-second district, a senator sh be chosen at the general election of eighteen hundreds thirty-eight; in the twenty-third district, a senator shail chosen at the general election of eighteen hundred thirty-nine.

NER MIDDLESWARTH, Speaker of the House of Representatives THOMAS S. CUNNINGHAM,

Speaker of the Senats

APPROVED-The sixteenth day of June, A. D. eigh

hundred and thirty-six.

JOS: RITNE