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03/11/1820 |
The following is a list of Post Offices in this Territory:
Arkansas - Eli J. Lewis
Cadron - Thomas H. Thadall
Clark County - Jacob Barkman
Hempstead - John English
White Run P.O. - Peyton Tucker |
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03/18/1820 |
Died - On the 7th instant, at the residence of H. Cassidy, Esq. After a
short and painful illness, Mr. Thomas B. Matlock, of the Parish of
Ouachitta, Lou.  |
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03/18/1820 |
Agents for the Gazette
Richard Searcy - Davidsonville
Col. Daniel Mooney - St. Francis
Benjamin Fooy - Hopefield
James M. Stuart - Hempstead County
John English, p.m. - Hempstead County
Moses Graham - Clark County
Jacob Barkman, p.m. - Clark County
Thomas H. Tindall, p.m. - Cadron
James S. Petty - Mississippi
Peter H. Bennett - Point Chico
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03/18/1820 |
Take Notice
All persons indebted to the estate of John McClain, late of Hempstead
county, deceased, are hereby notified to call on the subscriber and make
immediate payment, otherwise their accounts will be placed in the hands
of an officer for collection, without respect to persons; all those who
have claims against said estate are requested to present their accounts
properly authenticated for settlement.
William McDonald, Adm't
P.S. All those that have settlements to make with said estate, who
reside in the counties of Pulaski and Arkansas, are requested to call on
Lemuel R. Currin, Pulaski County, who is duly authorized to attend to
the business in said counties. March 18
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03/18/1820 |
Communicated
A Duel was fought on the 10th inst. in the vicinity of this village,
between General William O. Allen, a member of the Legislature from this
county, and Robert C. Oden, Esq. On exchanging a shot the gentlemen each
received a severe wound, which has since proved fatal to Gen. Allen. We
are happy to learn that both the gentlemen acted on the ground with the
utmost degree of bravery and honor.
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03/18/1820 |
Died - In this place on Tuesday morning last, General William O. Allen.
His death was occasioned by a wound in the head, which he received in an
affair of honor, which unfortunately took place on the 10th inst.
between him and R.C. Oden., Esq. In which both were severely wounded at
the first fire. We sincerely regret to see a practice, still continued,
which has been universally
condemned by every philanthropic mind. General Allen has left no family
to deplore his loss or feel the effects of him imprudence. But how often
is it otherwise, that an affectionate wife and family are left in
solitude and wretchedness by this one rash act. |
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