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Qr Ue are under tho necessity of so- licitiRg the farther indulgence of our patrons, on account of the 'thun,b-paper'' size of the Advocate. The fault is not in us, but in our agents. Early in Au- gust last, we sent money by a gentle man, then in this place, for the pur- chase of paper in Cincinnati, which was to have been at the Mouth of the river by the first of September. Mir. Stewart, who has just arrived with his boat from Cincinnati, saw the person who had the money, in that city, and urged him to purchase the paper order ed, and ship it on his boat, which he re- fused to do, but promised to have the paperatMontgonery's before Mr. Stew art would reach that place. Of this paper we have not as yet heard any thing.

 The express that we sent to Mem phis, for paper, could find none in that place, and after sending on money to Louisville for 2 supply returned with a small quantity of an inferior quality, and all that could be obtained in Mem phis of any size. We must, however, receive paper from Louisville, by the 10th of the present month, and our pa tronsmay rest assured that NC will make up for the present delinquency.