Wilmington Market. June 90.
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Naval lStores.-Turpcntine remains frrfi at2l-
the same last report. It si!I probably come
in freely the present rise in the wafer courses
Tar is but moderately in demand at O5. Ii was
sold day or two ago or cents lower.


Lumber.-A sale Of handsome quarter boan1s at
So is the only transaction for fhe week.


Tfmher.-On Saturday last there We're sales Of
prime timber at 4. dis. The article is dull.
Bacon.-Good hams scarce and brings u TO
cents. Mixed lots bring g.. The article has
advanced fully Il cent in tee 70.


Corn.-There is none afoat to-day; bht some K
pected hourly. The advance is we'll established
anon gIho'dcrs.


holders are firm at q to dis


Sales Of r. o. hhd. slaves roueks IN The Natcf.
ats..


do &c Shingles at ST. Wilmington Chronicle.
State of North Carolina --Sampson County.
Court Of Pleas dnd Quarter Sessions-:Hay


Term 1912.
Sarah Ann and Mary c. Carroll BY their next
friend, John Vann, Executor, aud Thomas


Pearsall and wife Charlotte.
Petition to SCI slave Hetty, and divide proceeds of


said sale.


appearing L. the satisfaction Of the Court, that
Il Thomas Peafsall and wife are not inha titants
oftbs State, Ordered therefore, that publication be
made in the North Carolnian for six weeks, for said
Fearsall and wife 10 appear at the next Court Of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for the coun
~ aforesaid at the Court House in Clinton, on the
third Monday in August next, and plead answer or
to be taken pro confesso and heard expartc.
W itness-Thomas |. Faison, Clerk Of said Court.
at Office in Clinton, the third Monday IN MAY, A.
I d. 1912, and the Goth year Of American fndepcn.
dcnce.


l7d-6 THOMAS l. FAis6N