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Robert Woodward, an American statesman, born in Beaufort, S. ©., Aug. 10, 1801; was graduated at Harvard University in 1821; became a lawyer; was a member of Congre from South Carolina in 1829-1833; a United States Senator from that State, 1850-1851; Commi ioner from South Carolina to confer with the Federal Government regarding the proposed sece ion of the State, in 1860; member of the Provisional | Confederate Congre , 1861-1862; a Confederate Senator in 1862-1866; and then president of the University of South Carolina (an office he had held in 18385-1841) till 1873. He died in Columbia, 8. C., Nov. 25, 1882., Baroda, the second city of Guzerat, and third in the Presidency of Bombay, India; capital of the territory of the Guicowar in the State of the same name. It is 248 miles N. of Bombay, with which it is connected by railway. Baroda occupies an important situation between the coast and the interior, and its trade is considerable. Pop, (1901) 103,782.