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01/06/1821 |
Married - At St. Francis, on 30th November by Isaac Forbes, Esq. Mr.
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01/06/1821 |
Notice
Notice is hereby given to all persons concerned, that I shall apply
to the Court of Common Pleas for Hempstead County, at the next
March term, for a final settlement of the estate of Benjamin Pool.
Persons having any claims will please exhibit them before that
time.
Benjamin Clark, Adm'r
January 6, 1821 -----8-3w
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01/06/1821 |
Taken Up
As a stray, by John Smith of Big Rock Township, in the county of
Pulaski, a stray Mare, of the following description: ---- A bay mare,
about seven or eight years old, about fourteen and a half hands high
with four white feet, a small star in the forehead, and branded J.B. on
the left shoulder. Appraised by George Cook, Andrew Colville, and Amos
Wheeler, appraisers, duly appointed and sworn for that purpose to seven
dollars.
Given under my hand as a justice of the peace, for Big Rock township, in
the county aforesaid, this 10th June 1820.
Edmund Hogan, J.P.
Received on the 10th day of June 1820, and on the same day recorded in
my office.
A copy teste,
A.H. Rennick, C.C.P.C.
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01/13/1821 |
The mail, which was due on Wednesday last, did not arrive here until
late on Thursday night.
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01/13/1821 |
Fire - The barn of Hewes Scull, Esq., near this place, was consumed by
fire, on Monday night last, together with an excellent horse, about 200
bushels of corn, a quantity of hay, several hogs, &c. Mr. Scull's loss
cannot be less than $800. There is every reason to believe that this act
was committed by some base incendiary.
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01/13/1821 |
Notice
All persons indebted to the estate of William D. Craig, late of
Hempstead
County, deceased are requested to make immediate payment; and those
having claims against said estate, will please present them, properly
authenticated, on or before the next March term of the Court of Common
Pleas, in Hempstead County, as at that time I shall make application to
said Court for a final settlement of said estate.
Hugh Bradley, Adm'r
January 12, 1821 ---- 9-3w
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01/13/1821 |
List of Letters
Remaining in the Post Office at Arkansas, on the 1st day of January
1821, which if not taken out within three months, will be sent to the
General Post-Office, as dead letters.
Austin, S.F.
Caskill, Daniel W.
Curren, James
Conway, H.W. 2
Clark, Dr. W.J. 5
Dodge, Lewis
Evers, William
Gatch, Jacob W.
Heronimus, P. 4
Higginbottom, Thos
Hunt, Elias S.2
Hanks, Wyatt
John, John 2
Jones, William Jun.
Kinningham, Benj.
Leslee, Charles
Lewis, Ruben
McClary & Owner
Moore, William
Pinnell, John
Petty, James S.
Register of the Land Office 2
Roane, Samuel C. 2
Rainey, Samuel
Simms, Wm. D. 5
Stump, Jacob
Stump, J.J.
Smith, William H.
Smith, John
Stephenson, Jon'n
Stephenson, Samuel
Thompson, John
Tipton, William
Tucker, William
Throckmorton, W.E.
Wilcoxon, Lloyd
Wiggins, Henry
Watson, William
Whitcomb, Joseph
Eli J. Lewis, P.M.
Arkansas, January 1, 1821 ----9-3w |
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01/13/1821 |
Territory of Arkansas County of Arkansas
In the Court of Common Pleas
January Term, 1821
Alex Jordelas vs. Nathaniel Pryor and George R. Sampson
Attachment, debt $92.90 ---- damages $300
On motion of Plaintiff's attorney the defendants being called, answered
not: and it is Ordered by the Court, that the said Defendants, Nathaniel
Pryor and George R. Sampson have notice that an attachment has issued
against their estate, by Alexis Jordelas, who claims of said Nathaniel
Pryor and Geo. R. Sampson, (in connexion with Samuel B. Richards, since
deceased), ninety-two dollars and ninety cents, by their certain writing
obligatory under their hands, of date twenty-third of April, one
thousand eight hundred and seventeen; and that unless you shall appear,
or your attorney for you and file special bail to the aforesaid action,
on or before the third day of the next succeeding Term, a judgment will
be entered against you, the said Nathaniel Pryor and George R. Sampson,
and your estate sold to satisfy the same. And it is further ordered by
the Court, that notice be give for four weeks successively in any
Newspaper published in the Arkansas Territory.
By order of the Court,
Eli J. Lewis, Clk
January 13, ----- 9-4w
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01/13/1821 |
Notice is hereby given,
That I will apply to the Court of Common Pleas in Hempstead County,
at the next March Term, for a final settlement of the estate of John
Humphreys, late of said county, deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate will please present them, properly authenticated,
on or before that time.
Nathaniel Robbins, Adm'r
January 13, 1821 ----9-4t
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01/13/1821 |
Notice
All those indebted to the estate of the late Joseph Cook, deceased, are
requested to call and make immediate settlement; and all those having
demands against said estate, are likewise requested to exhibit their
accounts well authenticated for adjustment.
Robert McKay, Admin'r
Arkansas, December 18, 1820 ----- 58-3w
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01/20/1821 |
For Sale,
A Good two horse Wagon, With new double Harness --- Also, a pair of
handsome Sorrell Horses,
Warranted to be as good work horses as any in the Territory.
Apply to Col. Brearley, at the village of Arkansas, or to the
subscriber, at Little Rock.
M. Cunningham
January 20 ---- 10th*4w
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01/20/1821 |
A CARD
From the newly organized system of police in the Cherokee Nation, by the
establishment of Light Horse Corps, under the immediate direction of
their Chiefs, for the suppression of vice, upwards of forty stolen
horses have been reclaimed and restored to their owners. Five yet remain
unclaimed in the possession of Mr. John Jolly, one of the principal
Chiefs of the Nation, who will deliver them to the owners on reasonable
proof being offered to substantiate their claims.
In order to save expense, those that remain on hand after the first of
April next, will be sold as soon as a fair price can be obtained for
them, and the money held subject to the benefit of the owners, but if
not called for, it will be appropriated as the Governor of the Territory
may direct.
D. Brearley
U.S. Ag't Ind. Aff.
Cherokee Agency, December 30, 1820
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01/20/1821 |
NOTICE
Persons indebted to the subscriber are requested to call on James
Hamilton, who is fully authorized to settle their accounts.
O.H. Thomas
January 20, 1821 --- 10-6w
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01/20/1821 |
Died ---- In this place, on Thursday evening last, 18th inst. at the
house of Hon. Andrew Scott, of an inflammation of the lungs, Doctor
William I. Orr, aged 32. --- Dr. Orr was a native of Christian County,
Kentucky, but has been a resident of this place for the last eighteen
months. He was universally esteemed, and his loss is deeply regretted,
by all who knew him.
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01/20/1821 |
Drowned --- On the 12th inst. in the Arkansas river, about 20 miles
above this place, Mr. Jabez Ricker, aged 25. He was ascending the river,
in a keel-boat, on his way to Fort Smith; and about 12 o'clock of the
fatal day, was observed going out of the cabin, in the act of winding up
his watch, when it is supposed he must have stumbled on the
running-board, and fell backward into the river. He immediately called
for help, and made every exertion to save himself but without success;
there were about a dozen persons present when he sunk the last time, yet
none of them were able to reach him a helping hand until it was too
late. His body was found about four hours afterwards, and, on Saturday,
decently interred at the plantation of Major Bartley Harrington.
Mr. Ricker was a native of Portland (Maine) but for a few years past has
been a resident of Clermont County (O.) where his parents, and some
other relatives, reside. He had been a resident of this place only a few
weeks previous to the fatal accident which has terminated his existence;
but his uniform upright and correct deportment, had gained him the
friendship and esteem of all who were acquainted with him.
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01/20/1821 |
Notice is hereby given,
That I will apply to the Court of Common Pleas in Hempstead County,
at the next March Term, for a final settlement of the estate of John
Humphreys, late of said county, deceased ---- All persons having claims
against said estate, will please present them, properly authenticated,
on
or before that time.
Nathaniel Robbins, Adm'r
January 13, 1821 -----9-4
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01/20/1821 |
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given to all persons concerned, that I shall apply to
the
Court of Common Pleas for Hempstead county, at the next March term,
for a final settlement of the estate of Benjamin Pool. Persons having
any
claims will please to exhibit them before that time.
Benjamin Clark, Adm'r
January 6, 1821 -----8-3w
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01/20/1821 |
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
July 8-----34tf
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01/27/1821 |
Commission House
James Hamilton & Co.
Commission Merchants, Will transact business in their line for any
persons who may think proper to entrust them with their business.
They have lately received on consignment
10,000 lbs. Salt Pork,
A number of kegs best Butter,
And about 30 barrels Apples and Flour
January 27, 1821----11-tf
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01/27/1821 |
For New Orleans
The steam boat COMET,
Captain Byrne,
Will leave this place on Monday next. For freight or passage apply to
the Captain on board.
Arkansas, January 27.
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01/27/1821 |
Pay Your Debts
All persons indebted to the subscriber, for Blacksmith work, are
requested to make payment immediately.----- Those who cannot
conveniently pay the cash, will please call and give their notes.
John Maxwell
Arkansas, January 27 ---- 11-2w
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