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Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1851-185?, 1852-04-07

Yeas
100
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Majority 33
BY these figures It appears that in the
Senate the fugitive bill was passed BY the
democratic vote--there being in The aHirma-
tive Is democrats to 8 wings. and in the neg
atiye only 3 democrats to wings and !
freesoilsr.
In the House Of Representatives there we're
50 democratic votes in the affirmative, and
only 27 votes. Tn the negative there we're
81 whig votes. Is democratic votes. and A
freesoil votes. Of the whig vote, more than
two to one opposed the fugitive bill. The
democratic vote was 50 to IS. Looking to
the North. there were only wings 70 20 dem
ocrats in favor while there we're 81 whigs to
only 10 democrats against--Can the people
Of the South look upon these figures and doubt
longer which Of the great parties maintains
the Union and upholds the guarantees Of the
constitution Can they look upon these
figures and doubt who should be intrusted
With the preservation Of the confederacy.
Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1851-185?, 1852-04-07

o. The Wing State Convention Of Louis
ana has nominated Fillmore for President. and
J. J. Critsenden for Vice-Prcsidcnt.
Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1851-185?, 1852-04-07

TnE WoRLDs FAM AT New Yohk.-The
citizens Of New York are about to make an
effort 10 insure the success Of The proposed
Worlds Exhibition in that city. A commit
tee Of trustees has been appointed, consisting
Of +. w. Edmonds, Mortimer Livingston,
August Belmont. Watts Sherman. ana Alfred
Pell, to raise BY subscription the sum Of $500
600, TO defray the expense Of erecting the ne
cessary building on Reservoir Square. Sub
scribers are to be paid out Of the receipts Of
the exhibition. Prince Albert, the Duke Of
Deyonshire, Sir Joseph Paxton, and other dis
tinguished foreigners. have, i is said, already
declared their intention Of becoming exhibit
ors, and number Of the articles exhibited n
the London Fair are now ready for shipment
to New York
Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1851-185?, 1852-04-07

t. The Cuban invaders arc now on the
third day Of lhoir trial in New York.
Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1851-185?, 1852-04-07

To F. P BLAIR, Esq,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-11

NEW YORK, June Naval Stores-Turpentine is stea.
dy with further of 1850 bhls North County at 50 b0
per go lb. Spirits Turpentine has declined sales OF 0
bbs having been made whole parcels since Inesday at
46 10 cents cash and short time for lots here and 4Ss 90
arrvein retail lots IS ~ obtained Rosn is In go9d
demand with sales of 500 bns New Bernc Common on pri-
vate terms lG00 Wilmington 81 49, and COO North ouns
81 255 81 80 deliyered zoe do 81 70 in yards 70U
aoat, 81 27 land ESQ White 81 80 - 37a per 2S0lb
Tar continues very firm and in small supply.
RiceThe market bias been langud during the week, with
but little demand for export ewing the high prices which
however, fully maintained with much rmness the
81 so cash
LIVERPOOL, May % --Comnereia1 advices from Con-
tineual Europe favorable Trade at Paris active
The sales of Cotton for the week reached l05 G0 balls
American qualities below mdng steady at last raes.
Better qualities had advanced 1-i6d ID Brown & Ship
leys quotations Fair Orleans. ID mddng 5}d fair
Upland SGD niddling sid Sales Of 800 esees Carolina
rice tu Sales of $50 bbls rosn previous rates
There had been sales of American spirits of upen
tine sold at I2s n 42S Cd
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-11
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NoRTH-CARoL1NA
-.... ARRIVED.

-.-.. ARRIVED.
May s u. s. Mail steamer Wilmington, Bates, from
Charleston with g. passengers.
May 7-scbr. r. w. Brown. Hulse, from New York, to
DeRosset & Brown with mdze
June S-schr. Jacob Longelow, Young, from Savannah
to J. & D, McRae & Co.; with whiskey for DeRosset &
Brown.
June Steamer Brothers, Banks, from Fayetteville, to j.
Banks s Brother.
9-steamer Chatham, Evans, from Fayetteville, to T. C.
WORTH with mdze
June 9-brg Tartar, Sheer from Charleston to Adams,
Brother s. Co; with salt
schr Charleston. Williams. from Charleston to Adams,
Brother & Co: with naval stores and sundries.
Southerner Wilkinson, from Fayetteville, to A.
D. Cazaux. >--
10 u s Mail steamer Gladiator, Smith, from Charles
ton with 81 passengers. -. --
CLEARED.
May So. s. Mail steamer WHINING ton Bates, for
Charleston ; with as passengers. -
schr Mary Powell. Powell New York, by g. Harriss.
brig David Dufel Podger, for New York. by g. Harriss
June SBr brig OrPheus Short. for st Ives. by j. D.
Mcae Co; with 1900 hhls rosn, $50 do spirits turpen
tine so. 600 feet timber and lumber
brig Ellen Hayden Smith, for Cuba, byJ Hathaway
Son with lumber. - .
steamer Douglas Banks for White Hall, by ]. Banks s
Brother: with one boat in tow, with mdze.
Chatham. Evans for Fayetteville, by T G. Worth
June l0schr, Express, Moore, for New River, by De
Rosset s. Brown.
Steamer Southerner, Wilkinson for Fayetteville, by
D. CaZaux
U. s Mail c. Vanderbilt Sterett for Charleston
with Al passengers
sch Barcelona Fretz. for Wscasset Me- by P. X. Dick
nson s Co; with 81 600 feet lumber and timber.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-11
For the Journal.
First Gun Identification Meeting In Onslow.


First Can !-RatIGcati ton Meeting in Onslow.
At large and enthusiastic meeting of the Dem
ocratic party of the county of Onslow held at the
Court House in Jacksonville, the 7th day of June,
being Monday of Court week, on motion of Dr. G.
H. Mcmillan, James H. Foy: Esq. was called to the
chair, and Jasper Etheridge appointed secretary.
1t being announced to the meeting that the Demo-
cratic Convention at Baltimore had adjourned after
nominating Gen. Franklin Pierce, of New Hamp-
SHIRE for President and w r. King of Alabama, for
Vice President, it was. motion. unanimously
RESOLVED, That the Democracy of Onslow county n c.
have heard with pleasure of the nomination of Franklin
United States by the representatives of the National DEM
ocacy at the recent Convention in Baltmore that they
recognize in him e4nan of the right whose
the United States Senate in the ouSe of Repre-
sentatves and the field OF battle, familiar to their
memory and with his great talents, and the simplicity
purity of his private character have endeared him and
the people of the whole country.
Resolved That nomination of William R. King of AL
ALBANIA for the Vice Presidency also meets
probation and will promote their election by every hon
RssoiUed That the chairman appoint delegates tic
Wilmington convention to select Elector for this Dis
trct
The candidates for the Legislature addressed the
assemblage, both Wing and Democrat advocating
Free Suffrage, opposing convention and recon-,
mending the amendments of the constitution by Leg
islative enactment.
Messrs E. CantwelI, H. c. Jones and E. w Hall
having been called upon delivered eloquent address
to the meeting, amid loud and enthusiastic cheers.
In pursuance of the Sd Resolution, the chair APP
pointed the following gentlemen to attend the Will
mington convention
Stump Sound-JOhn F. Spicer.
Lower South West-M. L. +. Redd
Upper South West-James Langy
Lower Richlands-Durant Fl. Rhodes and John A
AVirett, Jr.
Upper Richands--L. w. Humphrey.
Half Moon-Rohert White.
North East--Davd w. Simmons.
White Oak--Wm. J. Gibson.
Swansboro-Edward w. Sanders.
Wolf Pitt-John Pearson.
Whereupon, the chairman and secretary were
added to the nomination and, motion, the meet
ing adjourned j. H. FOY, Chm.
JASPER ErHERIDGE, Secy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-11

MADAME ANNA BISHOPS only GRAND LYRIC
lfI ENTERTAINMENTS partly in Costume. combining
the attractions of Concert and Operate Scenes at the
MOZART HALL on SATURDAY EVENING, UNF r.
will sing the following Songs, Ballads, Sc:
l. Rec Sed,ziose Voci ;; Cavat. Casta Diva ;; Norma
2 Fnvorite Ballad" Sweet Hume
Irish Baad-The Harp that once thro' Taras Halls.
D. ! Scotch Baad-Coming thro' the Rye
T. Catalanis Great Bravura Song-Cratas Agimas Iibi
IN COSTUME.
s. Grand Scenes from Donizes Semi Sereo Opera-Linda
de (hamonni.
Celebrated Mad Scene from the Tragic Opera of Lucia
de l-aminermoor.
Z. A Tableau of the Mexican Life.
The Celebrated Flutist. HERR JULIUS SE1DE.
The eminent Violoncellst, HERR HERMAN BRCN.
Mr.. BOCHSA on the Piano Forte.
RB Tickets 81 each-to be paid at the Music Stores and
Hotels, and at the door.
To commence at o'clock Doors open at 7.
June II 1O.lt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-11
A NOVEL MARRIAeE FEE.--The Boston Traveller

A NOVEL MARRIAGE FEE.-The Boston Traveller
tells the following felicitous story:
GA Boston printer having accumulated in Califor-
MIA a pile big enough for two, recently returned
home for helpmate Having found one to his mind,
he called on the Rev. Mr. Bourne, the other day, to
make him and his elect lady one, which being done
to the satisfaction of the parties, the grateful gold
digger dropped into the astonished Clergyman hand
good sized lump of the pure ore, which was found
to weigh some two ounces
DIR. Francis says that nothing increases marriage
like waltzing. In his opinion, hugging girl to
music. leads naturally to white vests and orange
blossoms, as New Years eve does to broken heads.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-11
Dem ocratIc Meeting In Brunswick.

Democratic Meeting In Brunswick.
A meeting of respectable portion of the Demo-
Gratis of Brunswick was held at the Courthouse in
Smithville, on Tuesday evening, 9Th June, 1852
when the following proceedings were had:
On motion of J. w Galloway, Owen D. Holmes
was called to the chair, and James w. Murrell re-
quested to act as secretary.
On motion of Enoch Robbins, Esqr., committee
consisting of Doct Curtis, j. w. Galloway and Pc
ter Finn was appointed to prepare business for the
action of the meeting.
After a short absence, Doct Curtis. on behalf of
the committee, reported the following Resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted
RcsolUcd, That have received with the prooundest
pleasure the nominations made by the Democratic Conven
shire. and Hon VIM r. King, of Alabama as President
and Vice President of the United That view the
nomination as one made upon purely national grounds and
such worthy of the cordial and enthusiastic support of the
whole American people.
Resorcd That we have due appreciation oc the distin
glshed vices of Gen JameS j. Mckay t. the Democratic
party and to the country and most heartily in his
nomination by the Democrats of Columbus county,
ddae represent this Senatorial District in the next Sen
ate of North Carolina.
Resored That approve of the suggestion in favor
holding District Convention for the nomination of an Elcc
tor for this District; that recommend early day fol-
the meeting of said Convention and that three delegates be
appointed by the Chairman of this meeting to represent
Brunswick county therein.
Under the third resolution the chair appointed the
following delegates. viz: Doct. W. G. Curtis and J
W. Galloway.
And GU motion of Doct. Curtis, the name of thu
chairman was added.
On motion, ordered that copy of these proceed
ings be forwarded to the Editors Of the Wilmngto,
journal, with the request that they be published.
The thanks of the meeting then rendered t
the chairman and secretary and there being n
further business the meeting adjourned.
OWEN D. HOLMES, Chm'n.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-11

New Hanover Democratic County Convention.
We need hardly inform our readers OF the fact
that the New Hanover Democratic County Conven-
ton vii meet in this town Tuesday next. for the
purpose of selecting candidates for the Legislature.
We would earnestly request any District or Districts
which have not yet taken measures TO be represented
in that body, to do so promptly by the appointment
of delegates. 1t is certain that the Convention
qcM be held and it would be bad policy to hold back
from any abstract notions in opposition to Conven-
tons Come one. come all. and then the action of
the Convention will really reflect the wishes of the
Democratic party in the county. At such polit-
cal crisis as this, must have harmony all around.
SEM1-W WEEKLY New BERNIAN.-We have received
to-day the first number of the Sem-Weekly New
bernian published in Newborn, in this State. New
bern ought to sustain a semi-weekiy paper, and we
hope that the editor of the Newbernan will receive
such encouragement in his enterprise will en-
able him to make it permanent branch of his bust
ness.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-11

Due}s on the hurricane decks of our western steam
ers are becoming fashionable. Not content with the
pleasant probability of being a, any moment sent ga
kitingo through the air by steam explosion, passen-
gers are beginning TO call in the aid of pocder and
ball. TO facilitate their exit from these mundane scenes
Pistols for two and coffin for one, at ten PAGES on
the upper deck, ait the wheeIhouse word!
An affair of this kind took place, the other day. on
the Charles Hammond, on her upward trip, in which
Texas planter severely wounded in the arm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-11
DIED,

in this town the 9TH inst at the residence of her
Mr. John A. Taylor Mrs JANE LEARy aged about rs years
In this town. Monday evening 9TH inst, Mrs. LUcY
A. HGGNs wife of the late Rev THEopnIUs HuGGrNs, in
her seth year.
In this town. the Both ut MARY AGNES infant daugh
ter of Isaac and Mary Hawkins, aged two years.
In this county, the 18th utimo of apoplexy, Mrs ANN
ScoTF. aged about SIS years.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-11
ROBEsON INSTITUTE.

robson INSTITUTE.
THE Exercises in this School, under the efficient In
i structors in the male department will be resumed on
the first Monday of July The Female Department will
under the of Miss SARAH DRAKE, an accomplished
lady and scholar.
Tuition rer Ssssica Of Fire Months:
Primary English branches 90
English Grammar, Writing Arithmetic &c. 10 00
Ancient Language. French, Higher Mathematics,
Drawing and Painting Is 90
Those who attend the lectures and experiments the
Labratory. viii be charged 81 co. No other extras
charged.
There respectable Library belonging to the Lit
erary Society in the Institution the Chemical Pho-
sophea Apparatus ample the Cabinet of Minerals is
well selected and extensive and confidently
mend this School to all wishing their children and wards
thorough moral and intellectual training.
Students charged from the commencement of the
month they enter 1t highly important that al should be
present time to attend the first Rotations classes
then formed and absence of few days seldom fails
embarass their during the remainder of the Session
sasz#. 8. "a. D. McNA1R, Chm. 3D. Trustees.
w n. Whitfield, Sec.
June 3rd 1852 39-4t
JNRESH ARRIVALS. per schooner R. W. Brown:
i FLoUR-a0 bbls Genesee Flour, fresh ground;
s.. 10 IS e Extra s. Is
5 So Hiram Smiths best.
LARD-5 g Of Extra leaf Lard
#sff 5 frkns Sc IS do;
PcKISs Olives ofhalf GAL and gal Pickles
CoFFEK-I0 bags Of Java Coffee; low for cash at
s.-4s GEO H. LELLEY'S.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-11
J. w. MURRELL, Sec'y.

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE MoNUMENT-1he block of
marble prepared and forwarded to the Washington
National Monument, by the ITALIAN Association OF
this town, we observe, has reached its destination.
y, Among the contributions of 1ey received for
like purpose during the month of May, we nntice
the sum of S2l2 81 from George Little, Marshal Of
TINS State, and SlS from Richard Faunth, Assistant,
do.-Herald. 5h inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-11
NEW DRua sTosE.

THE undersigned respectfully inform the patrons oY
=, the old firm Of a 9 Evans 8 Brother, and the
public generally that they have reenished their stock Il
with entire fresh and supply of all articles usual
ly kept in Drug Physicians. Country Merchants and
others wanting articles in line when visiting Whining
ton are respectfully invited to call and examine drts
and prices To those who do and it convenient CALL
would that their orders shall be promptly filed
pledge ourselves to exerton give satisfaction
in Prey partr1or Our articles carefully selected and
therefore have hesitation earantia their genui
Orders neatly put up and forwarded without delay We
invite notice to the following part of articles kept by
Drugs aud Medicines. Patent Medicines.
Castor Oil, per gall botte Sands Townscnds Brsors
EPSON Salts, per Dbl or ess Bulls, and Eppngs Sarsa-
Gum Opum Gum Camphor:l paria;
Do Assafestida; sa &.da ,Swau's Paiacea;
Bi Carb Soda; Or Tartar: Fahnestock and Dead shot
sulphur, roll and flowers oGat', Brandrctll's, and
Pulv. Rhubarb, lpecac, Jalap.I. Wrights Pills;
Chemicals. lOnodeldoc: s-.-- z.z-
Direct from Powers Weight Legud Stearss British OIL
man; Bateman's Drops;
Sulph, tie of Quinine; Essences all kinds Sc Sc r.
do. Faerianate; Fancy Articles and Per-
Sulphuric Ether; German Cologne; e sai
tlonI1an's Anodyne; tPOmatums;
S Mt silver; lisd Potash: Shaving Cream;
ali inc; Laetacarum &c &C. and toilet oas LOT shaving
surgieai last, Lubn's, Ronsel's and pivers
variety, from the most ap- Extracts, SC. Sc. -
proved makers. II
Paints, Oils, dc.
l0,000 lbs White Lead-pure extra and No. /:
500 So Black do. in oil; 200 lbs. do dry;
1000 8. Ventian Red, dry; 500 lbs do, in oil; a
cases Chrome Yellow, in oil; 2 do do. do. dry;
/" Green, in OIL =
:" Paris Green, in oil: + 80
6 Burnt Amber in oil: eE
Copa Coach and Japan Varnish @ 55 $50
1900 Cigars of choice brands and selected bv
sour. s. s j. A EVANS. -
VIZ, Wholesale ard Retail Druggists
Dofh-Mess aud Prime GO 1stany on hand and for ia
oy @ FREEMAN q HOUSTON.
ARD--In bbs and kegs For sale by
II ~ FREEMAN & HOUSTON s
(tH sWlNG TOBACCO: q boxes. a superior article.
~ just received per sehr. Julia For sale by
y s4EA 3H ADAMS, BRO. & co. y
MACKEREL.-In barrels halEbarrels ard Kits . e.
w sale BY FREEMAN s. HOUSTON
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-11

We love record the testimony of medical favor Of Dr.
MLane medicines is gratifying because the sernse and
Liver Pills OF that distinguished physician not Tor
speculation but introduced into his practice with the design
eccting good they through their
merit They heeor to be placed the same eutesory
patent day. which exravaganuy
pud in the advertising columns of the newspapers Drs New
comb and Dun in with others of the medical tacuiy
simply doing justice in thus
speaking well the and truly initiate the beheyolence of the
!" good Samaritan i endeavoring extend their
JoHNsvILLE, January 80, 1880
GentemenWc have used quite quantity of MLanes Vermi
fuge in practice and find to be valuable article and
much needed in the country sufficient quantity,
we will use exerton 10 dispose of it,
Mess j. KIDD & Co Drs NEWCoMB DUFF.
n5-For sale WIN II. LIPPITT'S Druggist Wilmington
c. Also, by Druggists and Dealers generally
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-11

LOST AND WoN.-A young miss, of Dayton, who
SO unfortunate to have beaur to her string
left her home one day last week on pleasure ex-
cursion this city by railroad in company with
of her lovers. On the way it concluded to have
the nuptial knot tied here. Arrangements were
made accordingly on their arrival, and while lover
number one was gone with a friend for license,
lover number two arrived in town, and ascertained
the hotel at which they had taken rooms, FASTENED
to her and told how his pure heart was hers. She
listened and decided In less than ten minutes they
were, with another gentleman and lady, en- route to
Dayton, in private carriage. The maiden was
safely deposited in her fathers house. and after
was welded to the one who pursued and rescued her
Lover number one, we presume. will either drown or
shoot himself else make up his mind that there
are as good fish in the yet were caught
- Gin Com.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-11

NorE-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentine, sold in the
water subject to the expense of landing inspection
eooperage &c Lumber so cents to 81 per NJ Tar
and Tupentine about 10 Is per barre-and for
when brought per railroad about the expen
incurred *For dry Virgin mixed Turpentine
deduction is made according to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-11
Candidates FOR sHERIEF.


Rg-We authorized to announce Mr. THOMAS W
DEVANE, candidate for the Office of Sheriff for. the
County of New Hanover the ensuing August election.
March Ii. 1852 156-27-te
ES-We authorized to announce Mr.. THOMAS II.
WILLIAMS. candidate for the Office of Sheriff for the
County Of New Hanover at the ensuing August election.
March IL, 1852 l5S-27tc
aB-We authorized to Mr. E. D. HALL as
candidate for the Office of Sheriff of New Hanover County,
at the ensuing election, the 9th day of August next
February T. 1852 -. l3O-lm-23-tf
Ry- We are authorized to announce DUGALD A. La
MONT candidate for the Office of Sheriff of New Hano
county, at the ensuing election in August next
March %, 1852 I73-te
Rsr We authorized to announce Mr.. GEORGE. AL
DERMAN candidate for the Office of Sheriff for the
County Of New Hanover at the ensuing August election
j, March l3, 1852 .e--e r. i. l6O-2S-tet
| = .
agr We are authorized to announce JOHN D. MOORE,
candidate for the Office of Sheriff Of New Hanover
ty, at the ensuing August election. - -.
April 9th, 1852 ~s-.~- s.... 90. - Soto
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-11
MARRIEn,

Wallae II Moonr '' Esq ny ' to Miss
daughter of Mr.. Libus Middleton. ...--- ..
In Onsow county. the LIST lust by O. B. Sanders Esq
Mi JOHN A. BIRus of Polocksvlle Jones county Miss
Maria L., daughter of David w Simmons, Esq of Onsor
county.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-11
PRO-LA VI !Altls.N,

a PRO a. VI AMIN, taH
By his Ercency DAVID S. REID Gorcrnor e tic st tc #
North Carolina.
WHEREAS hree-fth of the whole number of members Of
each House of the Assembly sid at the last session
pass the following Acts
AN ACT CoHsrITUtioS or Norm CAROLINA.
WHEREAS, The freehold qualification required fer tho
electors for members of the conflicts with the una
mental principles of liberty; Therefore.
Sfc l. Be ii enaced By tie General assembly of The
State Of North Carolina dnd hereby enactcd b at
hory of the same threes of the whole number of
bes of each House concnrng that the second clause of
third section of the first Article of the amended Cons uton
ratified by the people of North Carolina the second Mon
day of November ID 1885. be amended by striking out
the words and possessed of freehold within the dis
trict Of y of land for months before and
shall read olows All free white of the of TWEEN
tyone years Except is hereinafter decareG who have
been inhabitants of any district within the twelve
months Immediately preceding the day of any election and
shall have paid public taxes shall be entitled to vote for
member of the Senate. ..- -..s- s--t
SEC 2. Bent further enacted That the Governor of the
State be- and he hereby directed to issue his Pccama
ton the people of North Carolina least six months be-
fore the next election for members of the General Assembly
the Constitution herein proposed which Proclamation 81
be accompanied by true and perfect copy Of the Act
thentcaed by the certificate of the Secretary of State and
both the Proclamation and the copy of this Act the Govern
of the State shall be published in al the newspa
of this State and posted in the Court Houses of the
specve Counties in this State least months before
the election of members to the General Assembly.
number of members of each House respectively and ratified
in General Assembly, this the oath day of January 1851
&c. DOBBIN. S. II. G. -
w. n. EDWARDS, S. s.