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04/01/1820 |
Public Sale
We will expose to sale on Saturday, 8th day of April inst. the personal
estate of William O. Allen, deceased consisting of a variety of valuable
Law and other Miscellaneous Books, - Likewise, Household Furniture and
Clothing, On a credit of twelve months for all sums over five dollars,
under
that, cash, the purchasers giving notes with approved endorsers.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, precisely, at the Store door of Lewis &
Thomas, opposite the printing office.
James Scull
Eli J. Lewis, Amin'rs.
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04/01/1820 |
Notice
The undersigned, administrators of William O. Allen, deceased, will, at
the above sale,
hire his servant, Negro Stephen, by the month to the highest bidder,
until they can
make further arrangements - there will be required bond and security for
his delivery
(unavoidable accidents excepted) whenever the administrators request his
return.
James Scull
Eli J. Lewis, Admin'rs
Arkansas, 29th March 1820 - 20
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04/01/1820 |
List of Letters
Remaining in the Post Office at Arkansas on the 31st day of March 1820,
and if not taken
out in three months will be forwarded to the General Post Office as dead
letters, viz:
Alsbury, E.H. 2
Alsbury, Hanson
Arington, John
Bates, James W.
Barclay, Dr. F.B.
Boswell, James
Cubberston & Stew
Collins, Wm. 2
Copeland, Alex 6
Chapman, Rev. E.
Davis, A.H.
Emberson, John
Flexion, Charles 2
Fha?, Rev. Mr.
Fletcher, Thomas
Goslin, Waitman
Howell, James 2
Howell, James Jr.
Houston, John Jr.
Harris, Stephen
Jewett, C.
Jewett, Susan
Kelly, Giles
Kuykendall, Joseph
Long, Joseph
Letcher, Robt. P.
Laren, John
Lantz, George
Leight, Thomas
McArchur, John 2
McLean, John
Newton, Newman
Pinnell, John & Th. Maddox
Pinnell, Attaway B.
Platt, H.M.
Porter, James
Phillips, Isaac
Pryor, Nathaniel
Rutherford, S.M.
Rennick, Alex II
Hewes, Scull
Smith, Joshua
Walker, Alex S.
Watter, David
Wilson, John G.
Vinal, Rev. Job P.
Eli J. Lewis, P.M.
April 1
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04/08/1820 |
Died - In New Orleans, on the 8th March, Mr. William Braner, senior
editor of the "Louisiana Gazette" |
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04/08/1820 |
For Sale
1061 Arpens of land situated about one and a half miles from the village
of
Arkansas, on the main road leading to the Prairie, formerly the property
of
Pierre Lafarve, senior. There is a well of water, saw-mill, dwelling
house, a
number of fruit trees, and about 100 acres cleared on said land.
For further particulars, inquire of Elijah Morton
Arkansas April 8
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04/15/1820 |
$100 Dollars Reward
Ran away from the U.S. Saline, Illinois, on the 14th February, a Negro
Man,
named Dick, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, stoutly made, 22 or 23 years old,
and
very black and ugly. He has a small scar on his forehead, cut with a
knife,
and one on his left breast. His feet singularly shaped, being very
narrow at
the heel and broad at the toes - his eyes are generally red. He is fond
of
spirits and will steal anything upon which he can lay his hands. He is
the
same fellow that absconded from Mr. David Garnsey of Missouri last July,
and
who was put in Herculaneum jail for attempting to commit a rape upon a
white woman. From some circumstances I am disposed to think he will go
down the river, but whether he will endeavor to get into Texas, or stop
in
any of the states or territories bordering on the Mississippi is
doubtful.
Any person taking up with said Negro within this state shall receive a
reward
of $50; and if taken anywhere out of the states, and notice given me
thereof,
so that I obtain possession of him again, a reward of 100 dollars, and
all
reasonable charges for bringing him to me.
John Forester
Shawneetown, February 20, 1820
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04/29/1820 |
We are authorized to announce that Joseph Stillwell, Esq. will serve, if
elected, to fill
the vacancy in the House of Representatives, of this Territory,
occasioned by the
decease of Gen. Allen.
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04/29/1820 |
We are sorry to learn that the warehouse of James S. Petty, Esq. Above
the mouth of
the White River, on the Mississippi, accidentally took fire on the night
of the 21st inst.
and was entirely destroyed. We learn that there was a quantity of furs
from this place,
and some merchandise belonging here, which had been stored in the
warehouse - but
a very small proportion of which was saved. Loss estimated at about
$2500
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04/29/1820 |
Blacksmithing
Samuel B. Wilson respectfully informs his friends and the public in
general,
that he has returned to the Post of Arkansas, and will in a few days
commence the Blacksmith Business in all its various branches, at a shop
which he is erecting opposite the house of Mr. John Larquer. He will
keep
constantly on hand a sufficient supply of iron and steel, to enable him
to
accommodate the public in his line of business, at the shortest notice.
All orders will be executed in the neatest manner - and at reduced
prices
for CASH. - April 22
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04/29/1820 |
A Duel was fought in Howard county, (M.T.) on the 29th Feb. last,
between Mr. Henry Carroll, acting Register of the Land Office, and
Mr. Richard Gentry, in which the former was killed.
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