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STATE OF PARTIES IN THE HoUsE.--The inqu-
ry is often made, says the Albany Journal, as to
the result of the Presidential contest, in the e.
vent of its being carried into the House of Rep
resoutadves. Although there is but little chance
of any such thing. we subjoin the political CON-
pIexion of that body, by States,- ,-promising what
every one knows that, if no one candidate shall
have majority of all the Electoral votes, one
of the three highest candidates voted lorby the
People, shall be selected by the House of Rep
resentatives-each State casting but one vote:
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HORSES WANTED.

! wish to purchase TWEEN y-hve or thirty good
well-condlioned, merchantabIe horses, for which
will pay he highest Prce in cash. App'y imme-
diately. JOHN ARBUCKLE.
N. B. have buggy and a two horse wagon
which will trade for horses.
Carrollon, Angnst e5. 1913.
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NOTICE.

There will be petition presented to the trus
tees of Harrison township, Carroll county, Ohio,
on Tuesday the 10th day Of October A. D. I848,
praying for the location OF township road from
the northeast corner OF the lands OF Levi Miller,
on the south side OF the Canton and SteubenvilIe
road, there to interseCt said Canton and Steuben-
vile road, keeping as near as practicable on the
line between the lands of Charles Peterson and
Henry Miller. LEVI MILLER.
August l2, I848-46-4t.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

Ran away from the employ of Absalom Karn, on
the 3Oth ult, an apprentice to the chair making
business, named George w. Best. SAID boy is a
bout eighteen years of age, five feet eight or nine
inches high, and light complexion. reward of
ten dollars will be paid to any person returning said
boy, or informing me where he can be found, and
all reasonable expenses will be paid if he is return
ed to the subscriber C. F. BEST, Guardian.
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Washington GrayS---AttentiOn!!

You are hereby ordered to meet in Carrollton on
Saturday, August 26th. 1848,
a O'Clock A. NJ, fully armed and equipped FOR drill
Per order Captain,
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Valuable Land for Sale.

will offer my Land at public sale on the lOth
day of October next; there are the rise of l2OO
acres, and 8 or 400 acres on the waters Of Gran
nys Quarter creek. 1t will be divided to suit pur:
chasers, if required 1t is healthy, productive and
noted for its durable and well constructed improve
ments. At the same time and place, my crop of
Corn and Fodder, 10 head of Mules, 4 Wagons, 40
head of Cattle, very fine Gin, first rate Horse
Mill, Household and other Furniture, and all the
Implements belonging to said Plantation. The
sale will "a Ike place at my residence IL miles north
of Camden, and continue from day to day until all
is sold.
Terms for the Land, one third paid on the first
day of December, when possession will be given,
the balance secured by note payable in two annu:
al instalments, with interest payable annually and
approved security with mortgage OF the property
if required. Terms for the personal property at
sale. }. w. FORD.
Aug g. 32 tsT
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b. via this route, further North, via Charleston s. e.
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OLD SAWS NEW SET.
BY OUR JEEMS.

BY OUR JEEMS.
Independence is poor trade TO follow
That depends upon what you depend on. "A
man may sometimes come to something by fol-
lowing poor trade-provided he follows it
well.
"Diligence is the mistress Of success.
There is no doubt of that; but to prevent scan
dal it ought to be stated that the intimacy be-
tween them is purely Platonic-Ihey never
sleep together.
"Dscord reduceth strength to weakness. -
The same may be said Of another cord, which
It would he Newgatory TO designate.
"Don't hclloo till your out Of the wood" -
This is very old saw, and is so much worn
with use, that it is not worth setting.
''Don't throw your opinions in every body's
teeth" You may set it down as orthodox, (a.
though it sounds like paradox,) the more freely
you bes,ow your opinions on your neighbor. the
less opinion he will have of you.-Boston Post.
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Bargains, Bargail
Cotton Gins.

The subscriber returns his thanks to those who
patronized him last season. He continues 10 man.
ufacture GINS up the most approved plan, and
warrants them equal TO any other Gins, in work.
manshp, materials and performance. They are
warranted to give satisfaction.
rReparing will be faithfully attended to.
The subscriber respectfully requests share OF
the patronage Of the planters o this and the adon.
ing Districts.
If you wish to SAVE YOUR TOLL, get one ol
those HORSE MILLS, we'll known as Nc
Creght's Mill, made expressly to be attached to
Gin Gearing. The subscriber has few on hand.
D Orders for Gins or Mills, will be promptly
attended 10. K J. McCRElGHT.
Camden may 1S4S.
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South CaroIil .t--Lancasaer District.
In the ourt Of Ordinary. Z,

In the ourt of Ordinary.
In the mauer of George M. Perry's Will:
Whereas James Perry has notified me, that be
requires the paper purportDg to be tha la:t VIII ana
testament of George M. Perry late Of said District
deceased, to be proved in due and solemn form of
Law, and it appearing that Kennedy Bailey and
wife, Mary Bailey, Elijah Perry, William Mckee
and Wife Jane Mckee, David Ballard and w'fe
Martha Ballard, and Alexander H PERI legatees
under the will, and who, also, would have been en-
titled each, to dstributive-share Of the Estate,
if the deceased had died intestate, reside without
the limits of this State: These are therefore TO
notify and require, cite and admonish the said Ken.
nedy Bailey and wife Mary, Elijah Perry, William
McKae and wife Jane, David Ballard and Wife
Martha, and Alex II Perry, together with Lavlnah
Perry, (wdow Of said deceased0 VIM Perry
Thomas Perry, Joseph M Perry, Benjamin "
Perry, Robert NJ Perry, Arelevy Levinah. Ferry,
and Looseyanna Perry, legatees OF the said George
M Perry decd, and also distributes, 1t ne baa
died intestate, and Thomas Ballard AdmInistra.
tor with the will annexed, to be appear before me.
on Monday he 10th October l645, in the Court OF
Ordinary to be holden at Lancaster court house
then and there to show cause il any, why the sald
will should or should not be proved and establish
ed in due form of law, and for what cause the same
should he 8 aside, and tn make such other and
further shelving aud proof as you or either OF you.
the said parties, may deem proper and advsnta.
geous for your respective rights and interests IN
the premises. ys-,
Given under my hand and seal of Office, at Lam
caster court house, this LIST day of June, l64a. y
JAMES II. WITHERSPOoN, OIL. d.
June o. msm tSl2l-z
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WISTAR'S BALSAM AT HOME.
Boston, April IA, 1886.

Mr.. 8. W. FowLE,
Dear Sir:-I have been induced at the suggestion Of
many of my friends, 10 make known to the public
through you, the great benefit have derived from the
use OF the medicine called
"WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY"
in the hope that others suffering from lung complaints
may find the same relief by its use that have dono
The latter part of last summer. and in the fall,
suffered greatly from cough pain in the side'
difficulty Of breathing loss Of appetite and other symp.
toms which indicated rapid decline. Three Of the
most leaned and intelligent medical practitioners pro-
nonounced my case consumption. and stated to me
that nothing bu, change of climate could be Of the
least possible benefit me- my lungs were in very
inflamcd and diseased state. At this time, in hopes
might find Temporary relief for my cough, bough
bottle of the Basa. which no. only gave me the ro.
lief that my failing strength required but seemed TO
give me new life and energy.
After taking several bottles Of the medicine. my up
petite returned and with it my strength; my cold en-
tely left mo, as also the night sweats. which previous
to this had been very profuse In FIVE wocks' time
gained egh, pounds Of Aesh and have been able ever
since to take my accustomed exercise, . walk from
theo to four miles day, and attend 10 my regular bus
mess. should be most happy to have you refer any
one, who may wish further particulars, 10 me- at my
place of business, No. 305 Washington street.
Very truly yours,
WIN. II. HOLBRoOK.
Nome genuine, unless signed BUrrs the wrapper
Sold in Camden by J. r. McKan; at wholesale by P
NJ. Chen g. Co., Charlcston and by Druggi,ts gen.
orally in South Carolina.
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ing demagogues: and whereas; the present IL
cense system is a source Of much vice, and has
a most unhappy influence on our slave poPula'
ton. Be It therefore
Resolved, That we believe it the duty OF
every good citizen TO withhold his suffrage from
candidates who treat with Intoxicating liquors
in orderto secure their elections.
Resolved, That our Senators and Represen.
,aiiyes in our next Legislature will carry out
our wishes if they use their influence, to alter
or abrogaie the present License system.
On motion OF Rev. 8. P. Murchison the fol.
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That this Society use its influence
for the establishment and promotion of Juvenile
Temperance Societies, and that pledge be
now prepared and handed round among the
juvenile portion Of this meeting for their sigma.
lures. In accordance with the above resolution
such a pledge was handed round and received
two signatures.
On motion of John r. Shaw, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolped, That the thanks Of this meeting be
rendered TO the Lynch's Creek amateur Band,
for their attendance and services.
Resoloed, That the Secretary Of this Society
he requested to forward report Of the proceed
ines ofthis meeting TO the Editor Of the Tenn.
perauce, Advocate for publication.
The Society then adjourned their meeting to
the last Saturday in August next at Bo'hony
Church.
J. B. BELL, Sec'ry.
Lynchwood, Kershaw Dist. July IA, le4s.
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south. Carolina.
Ian CASTER DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

IN THE CUWNUN FLEAo.
Samuel Jackson,
VS.. }Capias ad satisfacicndun,.
Joshua w. Hendrix.
The Defendant, Joshua w. Hendrix, who is in
the custody of the Sheriff Of said District, by vir-
tue Of the above Capias ad stisiacendum, IN order
to avail himself Of the benefit OF all Act passed
for the relief Of nsolvent Debtors, has filed in my
Office, on oath, a schedule of his whole Estate:
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Plaintiff
in the above stated case as well all others con-
cerned 10 be and appear at Lancas ter Court House
on the 18th day Of November next at IL o'clock
M., before the Associate Judges, to show cause if
any they can, why the said Defendant should not
be discharged from further confinement, on his as
signing end delivering the effects mentioned in his
schedule. II. R. Prize, Clerk.
Clerks Office, this 22d March, lS45.
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SOuth.CarOlina.
LANCAST DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
J. B. Boyd g. Co.
VS.. }Capias ad satsfaciendum.

Robert Dukes.
The Defendant, Robert Dukes, who is in the
custody Of the Sheriff of said District, by virtue of
the above Capias ad satsfaciendum, in order to
avail himself of the benefit Of an Act passed for
the relief Of Insoven: Debtors, has filed in my Of
flee, on oath schedule of his whole Estate.
Motto is thereto hereby given to the Plaintiff
in the above stated case as well as to all others
concerned, 20 be and appear at Lancaster Court
House on the 18th d,y Of November next at IL
o'clock NJ, before the Associate Judges, to show
cause if any they can, why the said Defendant
should not be discharged from further confinement,
on his assigning and delivering the effects men,
toned in hI. schedule. H K. PRICE, Clerk.
Clerks Office this 18th March, lS4S.
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Ordinary's Notice.

Whereas, no administration (de bonis nom on
the estate of Ann Gilman, late Of Kershaw Dis
trict, deceased has been applied for. have taken
possession Of the goods and chattels, rights and
credits of the said estate. All persons indebted to
the estate are required TO paw the same ever to me
those having demands against the estate will hand
them in duly attested, to me for payment
may IL. }. X. JOY, u. n. ~.
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Robert l.. TWeed's

WHEELwRIGHr and BLACKSMITH Shops, corner
of Rutledge and Market streets, where he keeps
constantly on hand or manufactures to order, ~ a.
gons, Carts Wheelharrows, or any other article in
his line Of business, out of the best seasoned ma
terials. Iron of all sizes, Pike and other boxes.
few Iron axles with boxes fitted, and lot of the
best Stay, Tongue and Breast chains for four horse
wagons, ever offered for sale in this place-call
and see
August 9th, 1S4S. 80 #
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lizards, why dom, you come along up and pay
for your paper1 Do you suspect l am such a
consumma,e block. head such short.sighted,
white.livered numscull, as to stay here to print
right in the midst of a swamp.couniry, where the
air is so dense with ague that you have to cut
your way through it with a broad.axe-where
It shakes the hair off the back, and the teeth out
of the mouth of the very wild hog itself, unless
you pay fer it?
Perhaps they won't pay because were they
to do SO, it would give him means ofleaVIng
them.
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The Moriah Baptist Association will holds it's
next Anniversary meeting atthe Fork Hill Church.
Lancaster District, s, c., commencing on Satur-
day before the LIST Sunday.
Aug. 4 (32 tf) J. T. COPELAND.
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SOuth.CarOlina.

South. Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
D. II. Robson, Assignee,
N A. F. Brewer
The Defendant. N A. F. Brewer, who is in the
custody Of the Sheriff Of said District, by virtue OF
the above Capias ad satis!acendum, in order TO
avail himself of the benefit Of al Act passed for
the relief of Insolvent Debtors, has filed in my Of
fee, on oath, sceduIe of his whole Estate:
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Plaintiff
in the above stated case as well as all others con-
cerned, 10 be and appear at Lancaster Court House
OF the 18th day of November next at II O'Clock
NJ, before the Associate Judges; to show cause II
any they can, why the said Defendant should not
be discharged from further confinement, on his as
signing and delivering the effects mentioned in his
schedule. H. r. PRICE, Clerk
Clerks Office, this 18th day February, ls4s.
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August 9th, 164s.

In consequence Of the absence OF JAMES CHEs-
NUT, Jr., my Attorney and Agent, all agencies for
the business Of the Estate of DR.. George Reynolds,
are suspended until his return. Personr having
business with the estate must communicate direct.
ly with me. MARY c. REYNOLDS, Admx.
August 9th, lS4S. 32 81