HOUSE CARPENTERING.
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YENtIE Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
Il of Fayetteville, and its vicinity, that he has
commenced the above business IN this place, and
by despatch and pnncnality, hepcs to merit liberal
share of public patronage. l.. .SOLOMONS.


p. S. Persons from the up-country can be sup
pli' d with DOORS blinds and sashcs, dQor and win
dow frames, at shortest notice and on r.ost reason
able terms.


=rE~He Will be found at all times at his shop,
Grove street. near the court House.


April IS, IS4l l40-6m.


state of North Cal aIoiina--SamPson County.


In Equity-SprimS Term, 1912.
Deborah Robinson, vs.. Frederick Merritt and wife,


Ann Jane, and others, heirs at law of Matthew


Pridoeon, dccd.-Pcton for Sale Of Lands.
L appearIn" to the satisfaction of the Court that
e the defendants, Frederick Merritt and vile,
Ann Jane, James Greenland wife, JcmIma, Rebecca
Sellers and Luke Prdgeon, heirs at law of Matthew
Pridgeon, decd reside beyond the limits OF thus
State, it is therefore ordered by the Court that puo-
LEGATION he made in the North Carolinian, paper
published in the Town of Favctevile for SIX weeks,
or the said heirs at law to appear at the next Court
Of Equity TO be held for the County of Sampson, at
The Court House in Clinton, on the sixth MONDAY
after the fourth Monday of September next, and
shcw cause why the Lands described in Petition
should not be Sold OF the same will be decreed TO DC
Witness PairscN Murphy CLERK and n asyrr oF the
Court of Equity 70, Sampson County, at office in
Clinton, the fifth Monday after the fourth Monday y
ofMarch A. D. 1912, and Goth year of American,
independence.


I6S s PATRICK MURPHY