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07/07/1821 |
Married ---- On the 19th ult. In the township of Mississippi, by
James S. Petty, Esq. Mr. Isaac Copeland, to Miss Nancy Bridgeman, all of
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07/07/1821 |
Died ---- In this place, on Saturday evening last, of a liver
complaint,
Mr. Baxter, supposed to be about 27 years of age. He was an entire
stranger here, having arrived on the Monday previous from the state
of Mississippi, in the party, who passed through this place last week
on their way to run the boundaries of the late cession to the Choctaws
and being unwell, was left to recover his health. His death was very
sudden and unexpected, and his body was decently interred on Sunday
last He was from the city of New York, where it is believed, his
relatives
reside.
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07/07/1821 |
To William Montgomery
Sir --- You and all other persons are hereby forbid cutting timber or
cordwood for steamboats, on the place leased to you by the subscribers,
on the Mississippi, near the mouth of White River, except for fuel or
other necessary purposes about the said place - as we intend prosecuting
to the utmost extent of the law all and every person so offending.
We further give you notice, that we intend prosecuting you to recover
damages for the improvement you have made on the lower part of our land,
and for the timber cut on the same, as we are the only rightful owners
of said land, and your lease from us positively forbidding you from
cutting timber or cordwood for steamboats on our property.
Petty & Demoss
Arkansas, July 5th, 1821
P.S. The subscribers expecting shortly to be absent from the Territory
for several months, request all persons having demands against them to
present their accounts as soon as possible for payment; and those
indebted will find their accounts in the hands of Wm. Trimble, Esq. for
collection. P.& D.
July 7-------34tf
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07/07/1821 |
Murder ----- The body of an unknown man, was picked up in the
Mississippi river, on the 6th June, by Mr. John Sinclair, living in
Phillips County.
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07/07/1821 |
A CAUTION
I forewarn all persons from taking an assignment of a Note, given by to
Elijah Morton, dates about the latter part of June or first of July
1820, and payable twelve months after date, for about six hundred
dollars, with several credits endorsed thereon; as at his particular
request, I have paid for him in Kentucky a greater amount than is due on
note, and called at this place for a settlement.
John Taylor
Arkansas, July 2, 1821----34*3w
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07/07/1821 |
Under the new regulation of the Army, the 7th regiment of infantry
is to be stationed on the Arkansas and Red rivers - four companies on
the first and six on the latter.
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07/14/1821 |
We are authorized to announce that Major William Bradford will
serve,
if elected as Delegate to Congress from this Territory.
We are authorised to announce Colonel Matthew Lyon as a Candidate
for Delegate to Congress from this Territory.
We are authorised to announce that James Woodson Bates, Esq. is a
Candidate for Delegate to Congress from this Territory.
We are authorised to announce Neal McLane, Esq. as a Candidate to
represent the county of Arkansas in the Legislative Council of the next
General Assembly of this Territory.
We are authorised to announce that William Craig, Esq. is a Candidate
for the Legislative Council from this county.
We are authorisied to announce that William Trimble, Esq. is a Candidate
to represent the county of Arkansas in the House of Representatives of
this Territory.
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07/14/1821 |
2,000 lbs Bacon
FOR SALE BY
JAMES HAMILTON
Arkansas, July 14, ----35-2w
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07/14/1821 |
FOR SALE AT PRIVATE SALE,
THE HOUSE AND LOT,
In the town of Arkansas, for some time past occupied as a Store, by
Messrs. James Hamilton & Co. The house is two comfortable stories in
height, and is well calculated for a merchant with a family - having
three rooms, two on the first and one on the second floor. The lower
front room is finished off in a superb style for a Store; the other
rooms are unfinished. There is a convenient new kitchen on the premises,
and the house has lately been handsomely painted.
Any person who wishes to purchase the above, can know the terms by
applying to the subscriber. A part of the purchase money will be
required to be paid down, either in cash, or the subscriber's paper; and
a credit of 8 or 10 months will be given on the balance - the purchaser
giving bond, with approved security.
The above property is under mortgage to Solomon B. Judd, who resides in
this place; but it will be released from all encumbrances, and an
indisputable title given by the subscriber.
Richmond Peeler
Arkansas, July 14-----35tf
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07/14/1821 |
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post -Office at Helena, on the 1st of July 1821, which
if not taken out within three months, will be sent to the General Post
Office, as dead letters.
Jeremiah C. Butcher, Isaac East, Sallie Fellingen, Joshua Hicks, Upton
Jenkins, Abner P. Spencer, Nicholas Rightor, William Rainey, John Smith
2, Tounsen Webb.
W.B.R. Horner, P.M.
July 14-------34-3tw
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07/14/1821 |
4 miles below Little Rock, Pulaski County, A.T.
July 8th, 1821
Mr. Woodruff,
Sir----Please to give notice in your paper, that I will not take any
Letters directed to my address, from the Post-Office at Little Rock, as
anonymous. Letters have come from the Post Office (one of which was
directed to me) with the Baton Rouge post mark Forged on them.
Wright Daniel
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07/14/1821 |
NOTICE
All those indebted to the estate of Staples Chamberlain, deceased,
surviving partner of Jason Chamberlain, deceased, are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscriber. All those having claims
against said estate are requested to exhibit the same, legally
authenticated for payment.
Jacob Garret
Adm'r of Staples Chamberlain, dec'd.
Davidsonville, A.T. July 14, 1821 -35tf
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07/14/1821 |
TERRITORY OF ARKANSAS
Superior Court - At June Term 1821
Maria Norvell vs Joshua Norvell
Libel for Divorce
This day came the Complainant, by her counsel, and the Defendant being
solemnly called, came not, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that the Defendant is not an inhabitant of this Territory, the
Court do order, that publication be made in some Newspaper published in
this Territory, six weeks in succession; and unless the said Defendant
appear on or before the first day of next Term and answer the
Complainant's petition, the sa? Will be taken as confessed against.
A copy - Test,
D.E. McKinney, clk
July 11 -----31-tw
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07/14/1821 |
Married ---- In Pulaski County on the 4th inst. by John Dodge, Esq.
Mr. Joseph Bonne to Miss Billeate.
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07/14/1821 |
Died ----- A few days since, in the vicinity of Mine au Breton, Mr.
Moses Austin,
one of the oldest American emigrants to this country. This gentleman had
been very extensively engaged, during many years, in working the Mines
au
Breton, of which he was one of the first proprietors, but relinquished
them
some time back, as well as his residence in Missouri, for an object of
higher
importance.
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07/14/1821 |
Penalties of Flirtation - Two verdicts have recently been given for
breach of promise of marriage; one in the state of New Jersey of 500
dollars and the other in Poughkeepsie of 800 dollars; and to our
mortification, we have to announce that the delinquents in both cases,
were of the male sex. If the late frequent occurrence of the these cases
proves the fickleness of the gentlemen, they may in turn claim the merit
of not enforcing the penalties of coquetry against the inconstant fair.
Perhaps the ladies are not aware that they may incur the same premunire
as ourselves, and are not at liberty to break hearts and disappoint
dreams of golden happiness with impunity. Let them, therefore, take
warning by the examples before them, lest some rejected swain with as
little delicacy as the fair plaintiffs in the above cases, unveil the
mysteries of courtship before a court of justice and reap some solid
consolation for the loss of a frail heart or anticipated wealth.
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07/28/1821 |
We understand that Thomas P. Eskridge, Esq. has resigned his
appointment as Commissioner on the part of this Territory to run the
Choctaw boundary line, and that William Woodward, Esq. of Hempstead
County, has been appointed in his stead.
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07/28/1821 |
Died -------In this place (St. Louis) on Saturday last, 21st inst.
William M. O'Hara, Esq. of St. Louis, Mo.
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07/28/1821 |
CO-PARTNERSHIP
The subscribers have entered into partnership under the firm of James
Hamilton & Co.
JAMES HAMILTON
OLIVER H. THOMAS
BENJ. S. HUNT
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07/28/1821 |
JAMES HAMILTON & CO.
OFFER FOR SALE A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODS
GROCERIES
HARDWARE
QUEENSWARE, &C &E
At the most reduced prices to punctual customers.
They will also transact business as
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Arkansas July 23 -37-3w
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