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07/01/1820 |
David T. Madox
Attorney at Law - Arkansas, Office opposite Dr. McKay's Shop. He may at
all times be
consulted except when absent on professional business.
He will likewise attend to all kinds of conveyancing.
Arkansas, July 1
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07/08/1820 |
Henry W. Conway, Esq. (Receiver of Public Monies for the Arkansas Land
District),
arrived here yesterday morning from St. Louis.
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07/08/1820 |
Osage Mission - The Mission Family to the Osage Nation of Indians,
consisting
of 21 souls, under the superintendence of the Rev. William F. Vaill,
arrived here
on Saturday evening last, all well. They were provided with two
excellent ?,
which were fitted up in a neat manner, to render the situation of the
persons
on board very comfortable and commodious. This family have had a very
short and pleasant passage from Pittsburgh, and speak highly of the
friendship
and hospitality showed them at every place where they have had occasion
to stop.
Not a single case of sickness had occurred among the Family on the
passage.
Mr. Vaill preached in this place on Sunday Morning last; and on Monday
evening,
having provided themselves with a few necessaries, the family again
proceeded
on their voyage up the Arkansas, in good health, and fine spirits.
We understand that the place where this Family intend on locating their
establishment, is on the Six Bull, a branch of the Arkansas, and about
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07/08/1820 |
Died - In this town, on the 4th inst., Mr. William Berry, aged about 23;
late from one of the New England States.
At Boston, on the 4th May last; the Hon. Benjamin Austin,
aged 68, a distinguished citizen of Massachusetts.
At Dalwhinnie, near Blair Athole, (Scotland,) Sir Alexander
M' Kenzie, well known for his adventurous journey in the Deserts
of North America. At Tangier, (Morocco). James Simpson,
Esq. Consul of the
U.S. For the empire of Morocco.
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07/08/1820 |
During the latter part of last year, Powers of Attorney were mutually
executed from and to Robert Crittenden and myself --- The subject
matter on which they were to operate has changed ownership, and
they are hereby revoked.
Elijah Morton
Test, J. Woodson Bates
Arkansas, July 8
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07/08/1820 |
List of Letters
Remaining in the Post Office at Arkansas, on the 30th day of June 1820,
which,
if not taken out within three months, will be sent to the General Post
Office
as dead letters.
William O. Allen 5
Mr. Allsbury
Matthew Alexander
Col. David Brearly, Indian Agent 4
Col. S.A. Bowen, 3
Amos Beeson
David Baldwin
Daniel Baldwin
Isa Baker
Henry Cassidy
Louis A. Cozens
Ephraim Davidson
Erost & Baker
Fred'k Fletcher, 2
Robert Griffing
Hamilton M. Platt, 3
James Larrimore
Robert Letcher
George Lantz
James McLocklin
Maj. A.L. Latour
Dr. Ja's. W. Mason
Dr. Jeremiah Wood
Creed Taylor
William Taylor
James Terrell
Absalom Williams, 3
Alpheus Maddox
West or Jas. Howell
David Scott
Charles Jouitt
Rufus Spalding
Capt. J.A. Patterson
Jacob Smyer
John Harris
Franklin Hanks
Dr. Jos Whitcomb
Eli J. Lewis, P.M.
Arkansas, July 8
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07/08/1820 |
List of Licenses
Issued by Hewes Scull, Sheriff of the County, Arkansas, to Retailers of
Merchandise in
said County, from the 10th day of November 1819 until the 10th day of
May 1820.
Frederic Notrebe - $15.00
Johnson & Armstrong - $15.00
Samuel M. Rutherford - $15.00
Lewis & Thomas- $15.00
D.H. Newman- $15.00
Farrelly & Curran- $15.00
C & M Lyons- $15.00
Elijah Morton- $15.00
Johnston & Armstrong- $15.00
Lewis & Thomas- $15.00
Frederic Notrebe- $15.00
H. Scull
Sheriff, County of Arkansas
July 8
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07/08/1820 |
Spalding & Dinsmoor
Attornies & Counsellors at Law,
Will attend to any professional business with which they may be
entrusted, in either of the Courts of Record in the Arkansas Territory.
They are also prepared to transact business as Land Agents.
Post of Arkansas
May 27, 1820
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07/08/1820 |
For Sale
The subscriber offers for sale, his Gin and Grist Mill,
On the bank of the river, in the village of Arkansas, with screws,
press, & c. Also, the dwelling house adjoining, now finishing.
For terms apply to James Scull or to Elijah Morton
February 12 ----- 18tf
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07/15/1820 |
New Appointments
Stephen F. Austin, Esq. is appointed Judge of the Circuit Court for the
first Judicial District of this Territory.
Colonel Daniel Mooney is appointed Sheriff of the new county of
Phillips.
William B.R. Horner, Clerk of the Circuit Court for Phillips County.
Mr. Henry L. Biscoe, Clerk of the Circuit Court for Clark County.
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07/15/1820 |
County Seals
David T. Walker, who has lately been engaged in Casting and Engraving
Official Seals, for some of the Counties in the Territory, being now
absent
from this place, has left the business with the subscriber - who is now
prepared to execute orders for seals or presses, from any of the
Counties
which have not already been furnished by Mr. Walker.
Samuel B. Wilson
Arkansas, July 15
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07/15/1820 |
For Sale
Cheap for Cash
A House and lot pleasantly situated on Front Street; - the House fronts
on
said street, directly opposite the store of Lewis & Thomas and the left
extends back to the river. For the particulars, inquire of
Richmond Peeler
Arkansas, July 12
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07/15/1820 |
Land Agency
The undersigned have connected themselves in business, as Land
Agents. All necessary steps for acquiring title, and generally, the land
concerns of the country they consider as embraced by their object.
Communications made to them, or either of them, will be promptly
attended to. Their residence, the Post of Arkansas; from which place,
it is their design, both shall not be absent at the same time.
James W. Bates
Robt. Crittenden
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07/29/1820 |
Notice
The Register and Receiver of the Arkansas Land District, not having
received from the General Land Office the necessary forms and
instructions, to enable them to conduct the sale of the public lands
advertised for the first Monday in August next, hereby make known
that said sale is unavoidably postponed.
Due notice will be given by proclamation of the President when said
lands will be again offered for sale.
W.D. Simms, Reg'r
Henry W. Conway, Rec'r
Arkansas 26th July, 1820 ----37tf
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07/29/1820 |
Notice
In answer to a handbill I have this moment received.
A handbill is now before the public, setting up the claim of Lewis
Brangier to the pre-emption right, to Chrystal Hill, which I rightfully
own. It appears that this handbill is calculated to bias the mind of
those who might wish to become interested in Chrystal Hill. Therefore,
to satisfy the public, I hereby give notice to the community, and to
Lewis Brangier, his agents, or pretended agents, or any other person,
that I have purchased the following pre-emption rights, viz: the
pre-emption right of Jonathan Pharr, the pre-emption right of William
F. Lockwood, and others, on the Arkansas river, at and near Chrystal
Hill,
and am the only rightful owner of the above pre-emptions, and hold them
as my bonafied property. I ask no favors from Mr. Brangier, his agents,
or his pretended agents but to do away any prejudice that may exist in
the public mind towards my rightful claim, I hereby give notice to said
Brangier, or his agents to come forward with their claim, and I am ready
to satisfy them and the public that my claim is indisputable.
The subscriber will sell any part or portion of the aforesaid lands, and
warrant the title which he will give, against all other titles or
claims,
except the United States.
Edmund Hogan
July 5, 1820
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07/29/1820 |
Notice is hereby given, to the creditors of John Strong, late of the
township of St. Francis, deceased, that I will attend, to make
settlement of all the debts of said John Strong, deceased at the
next term of the Circuit Court for the first Judicial District of the
Territory of Arkansas, on the first Monday of November next.
William Strong
Administrator
July 22
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07/29/1820 |
Taken up as a stray, by John Smith, of the township of Big Rock,
in the county of Pulaski one cow and calf. The cow of a red color,
marked with a slope on the underside of the left ear, and an
underbit from the right ear - appraised to fifteen dollars. One
black heifer, with a motley face, three years old, marked the same
as the Cow, appraised to twelve dollars. One black heifer, a motley
face, and a young calf, Heifer three years old, marked with a swallow
fork in the left ear, and an underbit in the right ear - appraised to
fifteen dollars. One white Heifer, three years old, of the same mark,
with a large wen under the jaw - appraised to ?, by Samuel Collins
and Amos Wheeler, appraisers, duly appointed and sworn for this
purpose.
Given under my hand, as a justice of the peace for Big Rock Township
in the county aforesaid, this 31st day of March 1820.
Edmund Hogan, J.P.
A copy ---- Test
Alex H. Rennick, G.P.C.G.
July 29
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