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10/14/1820 |
To Nathaniel Pryor and George R. Sampson, their Heirs or
Representatives: ---
Take notice, that I, Harold Stillwell, will make application to the
circuit courts, (or other Court that may be organized instead thereof by
the Legislature) in and for the county of Arkansas, in the Territory of
Arkansas, at the next term of said court, holden for the county
aforesaid; --- and I will then and there petition the said court to
appoint; according to law, a suitable number of competent and qualified
commissioners, for dividing and making partition of a Lot of about four
and a half or five acres of ground, situate in the village of Arkansas,
as the same is butted, bounded, and described by a conveyance for the
same from Alexis Jordelas and Ellen Jordelas his wife, to Nathaniel
Pryor, Samuel B. Richards, and George R. Sampson, bearing date, the 22d
day of April 1817 --- Recorded in the Recorder's office of said county.
I the undersigned, having acquired from Samuel B. Richards a legal title
for his part and share (being one equal third part) of said lot of
ground, am desirous to have partition and division made of the same
according to law.
Harold Stillwell
October 7, 1820
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10/14/1820 |
General Orders
Samuel Dinsmoor and Richard Searcy, Esquires, are appointed Aids to the
Commander in Chief ---- they will be obeyed and respected accordingly.
Commandants of Regiments will organize their respective commands without
further delay; and will muster and inspect them. Their arms, and
accoutrements, and make return of their doings to the Adjutant General,
on or before the 30th of November next. The men may be mustered by
Regiment, Battalion, Company, agreeable to the discretion of the several
commandments, who will be held responsible that this order is strictly
complied with.
James Miller
Post of Arkansas, October 10, 1820
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10/14/1820 |
Notice
I shall offer my account of administration, on the estate of George
Berry, deceased for final settlement and allowance, to the Circuit
Court, at the next term, to be holden for Hempstead County.
Francis McLelland
Administrators
Arkansas, October 7
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10/14/1820 |
The Subscriber
Respectfully informs the citizens of Arkansas Territory, that he is now
opening at this place ---
A general assortment of Dry Goods, China Glass, and Hardware,
Books and Stationary Boots and Shoes
Also, a large assortment of Hats, and ready made clothing
Of every description, together with Drugs & Medicines
Which he offers at wholesale and retail on the most reasonable terms.
D. Brearly
Arkansas. October 13
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10/14/1820 |
Kelly and Madox,
Attornies & Counsellors at Law,
Will attend to such professional business, in the Courts of Arkansas,
Phillips, and other counties in the Territory, as may be entrusted to
their care.
Wm. Kelly
D.T. Madox
P.S. Necessary business will require an absence for a few months: Mr.
Madox will attend, in the mean time, to such business as may occur.
Wm. Kelly
Arkansas, October 14
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10/14/1820 |
Died - At Little Rock, on the 4th inst. Mr. William Wilson, late of
Orange County, New York. He has left a wife and three small children to
mourn the loss of an affectionate husband and father.
Near Little
Rock, about the last of September, Mr. John Smith.
At Davidsonville, on the 17th of Sept. Mr. William Cox, merchant,
formerly of East Tennessee.
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10/14/1820 |
Territory of Arkansas, County of Arkansas
Henry Cassidy vs. Daniel H. Baldwin,
By virtue of an execution, directed to the Sheriff of this county, by
the Clerk of the Circuit Court, bearing date the 6th day of July 1820;
will be exposed to sale on Tuesday the 7th day of November next, at the
Court house door in the township of Arkansas, all the right, title,
interest, and claim of Daniel H. Baldwin, to Lot No. 24, in the town of
Rome, fronting Don Carlos street supposed to be 60 feet front, and 105
feet deep. --- Sale to commence at 12 o'clock, and while the Circuit
Court it sitting.
H.P. Hyde, D. Sheriff
Arkansas, October 14
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10/14/1820 |
Arkansas Territory, Hempstead County
2nd Circuit, August Term, A.D.1820
William Robinson vs. James Bryan
Attachment
Sir --- You are hereby notified, that an attachment has been issued
against your estate, in favor of William Robinson for the sum of nine
hundred dollars, on a receipt for forty-two barrels of Flour to be
delivered by you at Long Prairie, Delaware village, and Mount Prairie
and unless you shall appear, by yourself or attorney, and file special
bail to the aforesaid action, on or before the third day of the next
succeeding term of this Court, a judgment will be entered against you,
and your said estate sold to satisfy the same. And it is ordered by the
Court that this notice be published for four weeks successively in the
Arkansas Gazette.
J.M. Stuart, Clk. H.C.C.
September 11th, 1820
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10/14/1820 |
List of Letters
Remaining on the Post- Office, at Arkansas on the 30th September 1820,
which, if not taken out within three months, will be sent to the General
Post-Office, as dead letters.
Austin, Stepheo F.
Bowencol, Sam. A. 2
Bazin, Peter B.
Baldwin, Daniel
Butcher, Jeremiah C.
Barraque
Barber, David
Brand, George W.
Brightman, T. & G.
Cassidy, Henry
Clark, David
Cozens, Louis A.
Crowden, John
Cummins, John
Cox, Jackson 2
Dickinson, Towns'd
Dinsmoor, Samuel 2
Davidson, Eph'm C.
Engleman, Samuel
Griffing, Robert
Jouett, Charles
Kuykendall, Joseph
Kelum, James
Lewis, Reuben 2
Lantz, George
Miller, David 2
Maddox, Thomas
Mercer, James
McGuire, J.
McRee, Col. Wm.
McFall, Rebecca
Orr, Wm. J.
Owner, James
Oden, Robt. C. 2
Platt, Hamilton M. 2
Pearce, John
Powell, Wm. P.
Pelham, Charles H.
Patterson, William
Richardson, Jacob
Rightor, Nicholas
Robertson, Isaac E.
Slaughter, Robert F.
Spaulding, Rufus P.
Spalding & Dinsmoor
Tipton, William
Taylor, John 8
Taylor, Creed 2
Tucker, William
Trimble, William 4
Terrill, Thomas S. 2
Wilcox, Lloyd
Whitcomb, Joseph
Eli J. Lewis, P.M.
Arkansas, September 30, 1820
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10/21/1820 |
A STRAY
Taken up, by Joseph Darden, living in Arkansas township, county of
Arkansas, a black Horse, fifteen hands high, seven years old last
spring, a snip on his nose, with some white spots, on each side of his
back, walks and trots well, and will pace if put to it, has a lofty
carriage, roach mane, and switch tail, no brands perceivable. Appraised
to sixty dollars by Antoine Barraque, Edward Grady, and Samuel Davis.
Sworn to, and subscribed to before me, this 21st day of August 1820.
Wigton King, J.P.
A copy certified by Eli J. Lewis, C.C.A.C.
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10/21/1820 |
STRAYS
We the subscribers have been appointed by Eli J. Lewis, Esq. a justice
of the peace for Arkansas County, to particularize and describe as near
as circumstances will admit, four stray mares, taken up by Charles Bogy,
make the following report. One sorrel mare, with a white spot in her
forehead, about thirteen hands high, about three years old, valued at
thirty dollars. One sorrel Mare, with a blaze face about fourteen hands
high, four years old, valued at forty dollars. One cream colored Mare,
with a white tail and mane, white streak in her forehead, about three
years old, about thirteen and a half hands high, valued at 35 dollars.
One iron gray Mare, white streak in her forehead, dark mane and tail,
the hind feet white to the joint, about two years old, twelve and a half
hands high, valued at twenty-five dollars. --- Arkansas, 12th April
1820.
James Scull
Wm. E. Woodruff
O.H. Thomas
Sworn to, and subscribed before me, a justice of the peace for Arkansas
County.
Eli J. Lewis, J.P.
A copy certified by Eli J. Lewis, C.C.A.C.
October 21
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10/21/1820 |
Territory and County of Arkansas
William Russell vs. Norvell & Roane
By virtue of a writ of venditioni exponas, directed to the sheriff of
this county will be sold on Tuesday, the 7th day of November next, at
the Court house door, in the township of Arkansas on the 2nd day of the
term of the Circuit Court and while the said Circuit Court is sitting,
all the right, title, interest, and claim of Joshua Norvell and Sam C.
Roane to Lots Nos. 1 and 2, in the town of Rome, in the county of
Arkansas, or so much thereof, as will satisfy the debt, interest, and
costs in the above suit.
Sale to commence at 12 o'clock.
H.P. Hyde, D. Sheriff, for H. Scull, Sheriff.
October 16, 1820
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10/21/1820 |
Territory and County of Arkansas
Wigton King vs. Agnes Haden, administratrix on the estate of Anthony
Haden
By virtue of a writ of venditioni exponas, directed to the sheriff of
this county, will be sold on Tuesday, the 7th day of November next, at
the Court house door, in the township of Arkansas on the 21 day of the
term of the Circuit Court, and while the said Circuit Court is sitting,
all the rights, title, interest, and claim of Annie Haden, administratix
of Anthony Haden, to 500 acres of land, situate on a lake, known by the
name of Neely's lake, in the county of Arkansas, or so much thereof, as
will satisfy the debt, interest, and costs in the above suit ---- Sale
to commence at 12 o'clock.
H.P. Hyde, D. Sheriff for H. Scull, Sheriff.
October 16, 1820
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10/28/1820 |
Caution
All persons are hereby notified, that one Thomas Peterkin, by his notice
in the "Arkansas Gazette" of the 26th of September last, offers for sale
some "valuable lands" that are not, never were, and never will be his;
and particularly the tract of 400 arpens joining the Mississippi, on
which he states that I, Sylvanus Phillips, now reside.
This Thomas Peterkin has been, for some time, at this place, endeavoring
to sell his pretended land claims; but his titles are too well known
here for him to effect a sale at any price. He will now, probably
endeavor to sell to persons at a distance, who know nothing of his
title, for which reason this caution is published.
The tract of land on which I live, and which I own, has been
unconditionally confirmed by an act of Congress of the 29th of April,
1816; and has since been surveyed accordingly, under the authority of
the United States.
Peterkin's claim being ascertained to be unfounded; has been rejected as
such; so that both claims have been decided as above, by the only
tribunal made competent by law to adjudicate thereon.
Mr. Peterkin, in his advertisement, admits my claim to be confirmed, and
that his has been rejected; so that, from his own showing, he is
offering to sell lands that do not belong to him.
Sylvanus Phillips
Arkansas, October 26, 1820
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10/28/1820 |
Notice is Hereby Given
To John Read, Perry G. Magness, Robert Bean, Stephen Jones, and Matthew
Adams, of the county of Independence, that they are appointed, by the
General Assembly of the Territory of Arkansas, Commissioners, with full
and ample powers, to point out, and fix upon, the most suitable place in
said county of Independence, for the purpose of erecting a court house
and jail thereon.
James Miller
Governor, A.T.
October 25, 1820.
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10/28/1820 |
Notice
That I, Sam C. Roane, administrator of John Dortolan, will apply to the
court of common pleas for the county of Arkansas, on the first Monday in
January A.D. 1820, to settle and adjust the assets of John Dortolan,
deceased amongst the creditors of said deceased; --- all persons having
claims will attend and have their accounts adjusted by the court, as the
estate is insolvent.
Sam C. Roane, Adm'r
Arkansas, October 28
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