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All work will be warranted for IL months, fire and
burning excepted His work will also be delivered within
fifty miles of Raleigh, the shortest notice. and if fail
to deliver Stills in the time agreed upon, will forfeit SIS
for each day lost to the purchaser.
JOSEPH WOLTERING.
Raleigh, Sept. I2, 1851. 9O-v.
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NOTICE.

4 T my mills, (Buena Vista) miles West of Oxford
the road leading from Oxford to Hillsboro', my
WoOt C0rding Machine ind Foundry are both in
ce<stul operation All those who patroniZe my machine
md wish their wool carded and first rolls have
their wool well washed and picked clean of burrs &C.
pound of Lar is required 10 lbs. Of wool-the
hasge for cardns will be y per Ill., weighing the
Rolls, or fifth pound of wool.
Foundry.
am now Manufacturing Pioushs of various sizes on
improved pattern and points which will be warranted
last from to three days longer than any in
in fact say twice long, also Tobacco Press
md ScreIos both wrought and brass boxes old
Screws Shafts and Nils Mil Gearing, de- of all kinds
Patterns furnished and any casting required which
does not exceed two thousand pounds in weight All
orders for Casting Screws, &c. will be thankfully
ceived and promptly attended to.
Cash will be paid for old Castings, Brass and Copper
my prices for Castings will be in accordance with North
prices after adding on freight &c.
Address Oxford, Granville Co., n. c.
j. H. GOOCH.
May Goth, 1852. 57-w6w.
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The White Sulphur and Chalybeate
SPRIN GS,
WARREN COUNTY, N. C,

"ARRlGN COUNTY, Ne Cs
FTNHE Proprietor since the last season. has added
L twenty-four additional rooms and otherwise much
improved this pleasant and healthfl Summer Retreat
The medicinal properties of the waters of the above
Springs have been amply tested and their beneficial eff
iects so generally known not to need word more
said IN their praise will say however, that hope with
kind and attentive Assistants good servants fine Music
table with the best that be procured and
moderate charges to satisfy and please all that may
paronize and thereby induce them repeat their
visit.
RATES OF BOARD AS FOLLOWS:
Per season of three months, $4s 90
Month, 20 90
Week, 90
Day. 90
Horse, per Month, $I2 SO
Week a 90
Day, rs
Children under IL years of age, and servants half
price.
BT Hacks will alwaysbe found at Henderson, Ridge
way and Warenton Depot the accommodation othose
travelling the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad There
will be also daily mail from Warrenton to the Springs
| The season has already commenced.
Analysis Of the Waters By Prof Steoart Of Baltimore
| WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Specific avi ty, lOOO.l. Reaction Acid.
| Gaseous Contents, Sulphuretted Hydrogen and Car
bonic Acid.
/ Solid Contents Sulphate of Magnesia, Sulphate o
Lime, Carbonate of Magnesia, Carbonate of Lime will
a trace of Potash Soda and Silica.
/ Total Solid Contents. in 1000 grains of the water
| 1-26=One grain and 26-10O.
/, Viz: Magnesia, Ola
Salts of Lime, O.s4
Silicc Acid, O.2s
Potash, trace.
Soda, trace
CHALYBEATE SPRING.
Reaction Acid. Specific gravity, 1OO0.9
Gaseous Contents-Carbonc Acid.
Solid Contents Carbonate of the Protoxide of Iron
Sicates of Lime and Iron; Bcarbonate of Lime, wit
traces of Soda and Potash.
Each pint of the water contains
| Oxide of Iron O.49
, Carbonate of Lime, OLA
Silicic Acid, O.42
; Potash, trace.
> Soda, trace.
Solid Contents in 1000 grains of the water, LOS
One grain and 5-l00ths.
VIM. D. JONES, Proprietor.
5 June 49, 1852. 926-4tw.
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Paints. Paints.


on 000 LBS Blake's and other Mineral Paints o
~ ,UUUthe following colots 10 wit: Yellow, Light,
and Dark Drab, Light and Dark Brown and Black, also
Patent White Zinc or Porcelain Paints, Brown Zinc
Paint, Pure White Lead, American Patent Dryer, Venl-
LItbarse' Red Lead Chrome Greene. Chrome Yellow
Vermilion, Sand Paper, and large supply of Varnish
Oils Paint Brushes and grainng Tools now store
and for sale very low by ?. F. PESCUD.
Match lS, 1852. So
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FOR SALE,

EOEk SALE.
NROM the 10th to the 18th of August, inst, there
Il will be offered for sale in Raleigh, n c., match
of handsome bright gray horses and years DID, sound
and well broken, and recommended after six months
constant travel possessing many superior qualities for
gentleness speed spirit and endurance. They will be
sold for $3.50 cash. Also, Buggy horse, years old,
of the same color, and like qualities at 1928
Also, good travelling carriage, newly repaired with
harness, at $l75. Also plain buggy with harness.
$75.
Persons at distance wishing to purchase may adj
dress NJ l., STITH
Raleigh, August 5th, 1852. 1916.
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Noaice so Comtract0rS.

PROPOSALS will be received until the LIST of Sep
TENDER next for erecting in the Town of Murfrees-
borough, N C., Brick building of large dimensions for
q Female College.
Persons disposed to contract will find design of the
building with specifications, &c. in possession of the
Secretary of the building Committee
The making of the Brick will be reserved to the buiId
ing Committee L. N. MYRlCK, Seen.
Murfreesboro, N. c., June %, 1852 e27-tlSt.
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8 so REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, in Cumberland
IOCoun;y, on the 30th July, two negro men. Wash
lngton and Evans. / have doubt they lurking
about Little River, Joseph Fower's, in Wake
~, where they both have wives, about my plantation
in the same neighborhood.
will pay the above reward of Fifty Dollars for the
delivery of the said negroes my Shanes Muir
Gibson & Johnsons Turpentine Disillery the Plank
Road 20 miles west of Fayetteville half of the above
reward for either one of them.
JOS. D. POWELL.
Cumberland, Aug. 9, 1853. 293- wifi.
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ForestviIIe Female Academy.


TINE exercise this institution will be resumed on
i the third Monday in July. The principal Mr.. B.
W. SUsrICE, will be assisted, as formerly, by Miss
VIRGINIA C. RAMSAY, of Raleigh. Pupils will be
received any time of the and charged only
from date of entrance. No deductions will be made
cePt in of protracted illness.
Terms in English, ~ so, $40 1850. according 10
advancement.
g {" French, 500.
Sc {" Latin, 500.
Music on Piano or Guitar, with use of instrument
$500
Board may be had with the Principal at dollars
per month, or in the mel hborhoo6 at six
For further particulars address the principal or Mr.
PEYToN DUNN, Secretary of the Board of Trustees:
Forestville, NJ c., June 18th, 1852. 42-6tw.
Male and Female school at Mt. Airy.
.Nr. IS Mrs. NEST, Teachers, Assisted by
MISS E. G1LMER, in English, and Miss c. McOuEES,
the Piano Forte.
Terms per Session of fire months:
Elements of Algebra, Trigonometry, and
the Classics, Sl25O
Hghe, English branches, 1000
Solid branches 500
Primary branches, t 600
For further particulars, please address
E. w. WEST, Prin
REFERENcEs
Rev. j. B. White, Pres. Wake Forest College, Rev.
E. Dodson Dr. Jones, Milton, A. Miller, Esq Mocksvie
Jno. Kerr Esq Yancyville, N Blackwood, Esq. Rock
ford the citizens of Mt Airy.
July 10, 1852. 929-5tw
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GREAT EXCITEMENT,

II YOU WANT TO SAVE A COUPLE HUN
L DRIED DOLLARS, send on your orders for
TWpentane Stills, Caps, firms, and EG'Ornas:
Also, Brandy Stills and any kind of Copper work,
Brass, Machinery, &c.
The prices of StilI-caps, Arms and Worms, are as
follows: BY the pound 81 cents; or by contract,
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= READ THIS.n

7k0PAIRS OF Ladies Slippers, manufactured by
i CURohnsop g. others. Is Dresses Cold Silks,
Silk Tisues and Barages; also few pairs Worked
Undersleeves. Ali OF which will be sold Cost and
mistake. EVANS COOK.
Raleigh, June 18th, 1852, a.
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Just Received

Just Received.
II DOZ. jars sup. Bordeaux Plums
u 10 doz. extra fine Rappee Snuff in bottles,
doz. Pickles, Brandy Peaches, Preserved Pears,
drums fresh Smyrna Figs,
200 lbs. superior Smoking Tobacco,
8 bbls. Soda and Sugar Crackers, Oranges. Lemons.
&C., sc. FIR MAH1 Ed
Raleigh. June 9Th, 1852. g.
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Hats for the Season.

an H. & R. S. TUCKER have just received their
w osuppy of HATS for their Spring and Summer
Trade, which they confidently recommend as being
unsurpassed both in regard to style and quality Their
Moleskin II ATS something and entirely differ
ent from any others offered in this City. We respect
fully solicit call determined TO sell, viz
IL cases super extra Moeskn,
Mems and Boys double Kossuth,
60 &c Lola Monies,
&" s' Texas and Spanish Campeachy,
Sc Napier and Albon Straw,
81 Braided Pedal q
&c &c China Pearl Sc
sc Bl'k and White fashionable Leghorn,
Canada Straw and Palm Hats,
Ladies Riding Hats,
Misses and Infants Fancy Straw Hats,
Cents Leather Hat Boxes, Sc, &c. SO
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FALL TRADE, 1852.
Petits, Harris, and Daniel

Petits, Harris, and Daniel,
No. % Nassau ST., near the Post Office, NeaO York.
OFFER for cash or approved credit, complete as
~ sortment of SILKS and Fancy Dry Goods, now in
Store, and arriving by every Steamer.
Consisting in part of Dress Goods in every var iety
1e6etn, and Satin Ribbons, Fancy Bonnet, and Cape
Ribbons, elegant assortment Black and Fancy Silks
White Goods of every description, Laces md kmbroid
cries, Clones, MittS, Hosiery, Crarats, &C., DC.
Merchants from the Country respectfully invited
to examine Stock.
July 18th, 1852. 7l-2m.
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&C. Mutual Life Insurance COmPahys
OFFICE RALEIGH, N. c.
TTlHTS Company continues to insure the lives of all
healthy White persons and Slaves. ~
The greatest risk taken single life Is SOU =
Slaves are insured for term of one to five years t'
ids their value.
OFFICERS.
Dr. Chas e Johnson, President,
WIN. D. Haywood, Vice President,
James F. jordan, Secretary.
Win. II. Jones, Treasurer,
Perrin Busbee, Attorney,
Dr. VIM. II. Mckee, Examining Physician.
j. Hersman, General Agent.
All losses are paid within 90 days alter satisfactory
proof is presented.
Blanks and Pamphlets showing the plan of operation
of the Company may ne nal application at the OF
fee or any OF AscncIss All letters on business
should be addressed to JAMES F. JORDAN,
Secretary.
April 20, 1850. ST.
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The North Carolina Executor.

CONTAINING the Statutes and Common Law of
this State, together with the decisions OF the Su-
preme Court, aud all the necessary FORMS
&c, &c.
Intended a safe Guide to Executors andAdminis
traitors
WIN which essarily connected the kindred sub
81 Wills Lesacies, Dover, and other Provisions
Partition Distribution of Estate, Descent of Land,
F"r sa Workmanship, &C., by Benjamin Swain.
~ e d' tho North. Carolina Book Store by
4fav IL Iako II. D. TURNER
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,gUSt Arrived.
March 27, 1852.

VOL VI, English Reports in Law and Equity. ~.
v The use of Suns line, by the authoress OF J"
Maiden Aunt" I" The Story of Family" &C.
Margaret Cecil by Cousin Kate ..,,d
Women of Christianity, by lula kavanagh' au''"
"Nathile,' " Madeline" &c.
Hearts unveiled, or, al know you would like hL'
by Sarah Emery Saymore. ,,,,l
Dream Life fable of the seasons, by Ike M SE
author of Reveries of Bachelor" LoIgneTnro;
For sale by w. L. fOnhi A.
Raleigh, April 18th, 1883
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State of Mort, CaroIima

OFFICE OF SECRETARY STATE
August 8, 1852.
GEALED Propo ais for furnishing the wood necessary
~ for the ensul; Leg nature, and the public Off ers
for the ensuin 1er, viii 10 received Office un
til the llth 'eptc he. next
The wood to be sound Oak Hickory to be fur
nshed by the Cord and suit the fire-paces
VIM. HILL, Secretary.
7S-.5t.
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1,h0 PIECES of new and splendid Music received
TCO this day at the Music Store.
Raleigh, May 24th, 1859. ~
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Cumberland, Aug. 9, 1853. 2
NOtice---Direct Expectations.

NOtice---Direct InaPOrtatiOnS.
NV E have just finished taking inventory for the
w summer season. and find follows -
number OF notes and accounts due WI ich should
be settled up 1st July and which particulars
Call the attention of those interested
Also, we'll assorted stock of
China Ware and Earthcn5vare.
to which will be Giving large additions during the
month of August ana TO which especially invite the
attention of Merchants Those passing through Will
mington their way North would do VIII to purchas7
their stocks of CrocerS from us, determined
20 offer inducements over Northern importers.
MCRAE & BARRISS.
Wilmington, July "a, 1852. IL
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FR. MAHLER,s CHEAP STORE.

FIR. MAHLER's CHEAP STORE.
VEHHE subscriber respectfully his
Il mers and Town friends, that he has removed from
Thankful for past avors he atters himself that the pub
lie will encourage him at his stand with the
pledges himself that the prices and qualities of his goods
shall prove satisfactory 10 all that will honor him with
call.
He keeps constantly on hand fine assortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES, as we'll as CoNFECrIoNARIEs
CIGARS, FRUITS, NUTs, and a choice selection of
FANCY ARTICLES and CRocKERY WARE.
FIR. MAILER.
Raleigh, June sth, 1852 o.
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VANS & COOKE
No. 20 FayetteViIle-Str


NALEIUF1, M o
WE have received, during the past week, the lar
:" ger portion of our Spring purchase, consisting
in part of the following articles
Domestic Goods, all prices; Calicoes. Ginghams,
Hosiery, Gloves, Bed Ticking, Checks, Diaper, Linen
and Cotton all of which will be sold the most
commodating terms to cash buyers, to punctua
toners on short credit we buy Goods twice year
we shall collect in the way. Don't forget
EVANS s. COOKE,
One door above R. Smiths.
March 16 81
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A REWARD of 800 will be paid for the sPpIsn n
N sion and delivery to me in Raleigh, oil nonge
negro man hired from Mr.. John Horner' Oh w. IS ,he
Said Warren ran away from about the hrs! " be
present month. and is no doubt lurking about !"
neighborhood of his home. ,,rvnN.
Raleigh, June Gath, 1852.
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils O. .t,s
Il 300 PACKAGES ow receiving for the 'f'
Z trade at the Drug Store of ,n e. &C.
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD H.
March 80, 1852.
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Words of announcement.

How refreshing is the receipt of such encouraging
words as those contained Ii in the following brief let
ter from ?. G. ". P. JOSHUA BoNER, one of the
Pioneers of our Order in North Carolina. To the
weary Editor, such appreciation of his labors is
like "apples of gold set in pictures of silver =
SALEM, September 6, 1852.
Enclosed I send you the names of Is persons as
subscribers to your very valuable sheet for the new
year. May it prove a source Of comfort and conso-
iation to the Retormed-a prop to the infrm-and
a light to all who may read its pages. You may
not live to see the fruits of your efforts fully real
lied. Posterity viii see them and enjoy them
Only think IF your sheet had circulated thirty
years since, how many bitter tears of anguish would
have been dried up, how much less misery would zee
have witnessed, and death ever been robbed of one
third of its victims! Go on-speak to the living
for those that shall succeed us, and then win our
work be accomplished.
Yours fraternally, JOSHUA BONER.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-09-15

- The Senior Editor of the Fayetteville
Observer is ION Northern tour. In a recent let
ter for his paperhe says : There is a shocking
amount OF l~ntemperance about the Capitol, and
no man of the least tendency to that debasing
habit ought to be sent to Congress. The char
acter of the country and the welfare of the
man ought alike to forbid it, We are glad to
see political editors noticing these things. If
they will, they can put a stop to foisting drum
ken candidates upon the parties. Keep up
the fire, Mr.. Hale.
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EDITORS TABLE.

The September number of the American
Temperance Magazine is one of the best of
this excellent Periodical. Christian Keener's
article on Legislation against Liquor sell
ing" is full of strong, unanswerable srgu-
ments e knowledge is Power" is a clear
and instructive article. The monthly com
pend is full and interesting. A. N. German.
Agent. For 8 so we will furnish the Mag
azine and Age, for a year.
n. c. UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE, for SentAm-
Der, is quite ereditable to Contributors. Edi-
tors and Publisher, Published monthly at
81 a year.
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.~>>><+r<><~~-
FORGIVENESS.
upon US.

There IS something peculiarly sweet in the
enjoyment Of that blessed sentiment when
we feel in our heart that we can, and do tru-
ly forgive an erring brother. When a broth
er has erred by i~njuring US, and afterwards
comes to US with a clear tear in his eve, and
with his heart full of %contrite emotions. and |
acknowledges his fault and seeks our par
don for the errors of the past, it is a sweet
thing to grasp his hand with a friendly fer
vor and say :" brother with all my heart
thou art forgiven!"
1t is a lamentable failing with some to be
destitute of this good principle we have
met with some who meier could forgive, but
when injured by an erring brother seemed to
enjoy a wicked pride in ever afterwards hold
ing the erring one at an unapproachable dis
lance by their malicious frownS. Such do
not enjoy the sweets Of life theyssoon GROW
ehurlish and sour-faced-looking upon the
world as their sworn enemy. This unfor-
giving spirit is a dangerous principle to fos-
ter; 1t renders the possessor an unhappy
wretch, heartily despised by all who know
him and a burthen to himself. But he who
feels ever ready and willing to forgive is blest
with an attribute that "maketh man an an
gel"
An Author, whose name we know not. has
put together the subjoined sweet title NOR
ceau touching our subject. There is a touch
Of the sweet and beautiful throughout. and
the readers, we are sure, will read it again
and again, and find fresh beauty at each peru
sal. We have read it until it is familiar as
the face of an old friend, and we hope the 'im-
preston it first created in our mind NAV
never be effaeed:
Glow beautifully falls
From human lips that blessed word Forgive
Forgiveness-'tis the attr ibute Of God
The sound which openeth heaven renews again
On earth lost Eden's faded bloom. and filings
Hopes halcyon halo Ger the waste of life.
Thrice happy he whose heart has been so schooled
In the meek lessons of humanity,
That he can give it utterance it imparts
Celestial grandeur to the human soul,
And makcth map an angel"
Read it an and commit it to the keeping
Of the case@!
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II am opposed to itW

=" L am opposed to the Juggling in of law for
the suppression of the evils Of inebriation ?,
said a Father in our hearing, not long since.
No sooner had he made the remark than we
began to consider if he had suffered in anv
wise from the rayages of intemperance-sure-
ly, hemustbe exempt in all his family rela-
lions, or ne would not be so opposed to ar
resting this evil by any legitimate and proper
measures through which it might be effected.
A moments reflection however, reminded US
that he had tost q son, a noble boy of bright
hope and promise, whose sun had gone down
behind a dark cloud ere it had reached it's
zenith; and another is fast following in his
footsteps! And yet the father of these pro-
missing young men, is opposed to the appli-
cation Of law power for the suppression Of a
system that has destroyed a darling son and
is fast running another! Unnatural infatua-
ton!
Thank God, however, this is only an isola-
ted case. Most Of the fathers of the land
love their offspring too we'll to see them i'm
molated by this bloody Moloch, and. are Join
ing in the cry-"Dow with the liquor traf
tic y They say they want a law in North
Carolina, like that Of Mississippi, if no other
that will give them the privilege of deciding
whether one Of these curses-a grog-shop
shall be established in the community il
which they live. That is the thing-giye u.
the Mississippi law, and then fathers anc
mothers will have a voice in protecting them
selves and their children.
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A sad Picture.

The \. York Mirror has the following
There is no exaggeration in the assertion
that the city Of New York is governed, or
rather misgoveTned, by the very lowest and
worst class of men that have ever been per-
mitted to exercise the privilege of voting
AL the candidates for city Offices are nomi-
mated in rum-holes, elected by cliques, and
controlled in their functions, both legislative
and executive, by a class of notorious bullies,
who sell themselves to political d~emagogues
at every election, either for Office or for mon
ey enough to enable them to live in vicious
idleness, in the society of gamblers and pros
titutes.
Beyond doubt, the thing is disgraceful, but
we still contend that it is perfectly consonant
with the state of public morals generally,
and we affirm that the shame belongs to the
people because they permit the pestilential
dens from which the damning evil flow out
among men to remain open. Until the peo.
pie decree the remedy, humanity will contin-
ne to be carricatured and disgraced by Cabi-
nets, Congresses and Courts.
But a brighter day is dawning, when hui
manity restored shall sit up in the high pla-
ces beside stern justice, and win the hearts OF
the people to love and reverence for the iudg.
ment seat-and when lawyers and Judges
only, whose sentiments and conduct will be in
unison with the pure ethics they are taught
shall be permitted to o~ffciate there. and wher
the present shall be remembers only -,
beacon to warn and guide us in the furure.
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a Travelling Lecturer.

We believe all are convinced Of the neces-
slty OF having one or two Lecturers in the
field during the approaching year; and our
only object in abiding to the subject is that
proper ones may be thought of and recon-
mended at the approaching session of the
Grand Division. \ Lecturer is an impor-
tant, responsible post, and no one should be
entrusted with it but those competent to its
faithful and constant discharge. We believe
such men can be procured, and we hope the
matter will not be overlooked.
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RALEIGH, Hl0.
Wednesday, September (5, 1852.
a Positive Arrangement.

Subscribers receiping their papers ,oitht red mark,
are thereby notified that al four oeeks tom the re-
ceipt Of the first number thus mgrked ttea snbscrip-
ton gears ciH expire and nnIess reaes4d within
that time, the paper tetU be Discontinued. This rule
,,iU be iaFenibly adhered to.