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06/02/1821 |
The Hon. J. Woodson Bates returned to this place, from Washington
City, on Monday last. The Hon. Benjamin Johnson, a Judge of the
Superior Court of this Territory, and Maj. William Bradford, commandant
at Fort Smith, arrived the same time, from Kentucky.
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06/02/1821 |
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
Bernard Smith, late a member of Congress from N. Jersey, is appointed
Register of the Land Office for the Arkansas District, in the room of
William D. Simms, Esq. who has been appointed Navy Agent at Pensacola,
Florida.
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06/02/1821 |
Appointments by the acting Governor
Daniel Mooney, to be Sheriff of the county of Phillips, vice A.P.
Spencer, Resigned.
Isaac Forbes, to be one of the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas for
the County of Phillips, vice Daniel Mooney, resigned.
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06/02/1821 |
At an election held at the village of Arkansas, on the 25th of
November last, the following gentlemen were elected officers of a
Company in the 4th regt. Of Arkansas Militia:---
Oliver H. Thomas, Captain
Ignace Bogy, first Lieutenant
Francois Valiere, Second do.
Pierre Michell, Ensign
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06/02/1821 |
A new Post Office is established at Helena, the seat of justice of
Phillips county. Wm. B.R. Horner, Esq. is appointed Post-Master.
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06/02/1821 |
Married ----In Mississippi township on Monday evening last, by James
S. Petty, Esq. Mr. Joseph Bennett, to Miss Margaret Montgomery.
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06/02/1821 |
TO ALIENS
Aliens are informed, that such as have arrived in the United States
since April 14, 1802, must report themselves to the clerk of some court
of record; and wait five years before they can be naturalized, even
though they have declared their intention to become citizens some time
since.
Those who have not made their declaration must do that also, three years
before they can be naturalized. By the law of Congress, the certificate
of report and registry must be produced to the court, as an evidence of
the time of arrival in the United States, at the time of application to
be naturalized; and by a law passed March 22, 1816, said certificate of
naturalization, otherwise such certificate will be of no validity.
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06/09/1821 |
Thomas P. Eskridge, Esq. is appointed, on the part of this
Territory, to accompany the Commissioner under the Choctaw treaty in
running and marking the boundaries of the late cession to the Choctaws.
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06/09/1821 |
Bernard Smith, Esq. Register of the Arkansas Land District, and his
family, arrived at this place on Sunday evening last, from New Jersey.
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06/09/1821 |
CANDIDATES
For Delegate to Congress from the Territory of Arkansas
James Woodson Bates, Esq.
Col. Matthew Lyon
County of Arkansas
Legislative Council
Neil McLane, Esq.
House of Representatives Arkansas Territory
William Trimble, Esq.
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06/16/1821 |
Alexandria, Louisiana - May 6
A letter received from Natchitoches, states that a duel was fought on
Thursday last, beyond the Sabine, between Mr. Joseph Pannell (who was
the challenger) and Lieut. Barnham, of the Army of the United States.
Mr. Pannell was shot in the hip; the ball is not extracted. Lieut.
Tucker, was second to Lieut. Barnham; and Mr. Samuel Brown to Mr
Pannell.
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06/16/1821 |
Married ---- At Union, on Grand river in the month of March last,
Mr. Abraham Redfield, to Miss Phebe Beach, members of the Union Mission
to the Osage Indians. ----In Clark County, Mr. William Kepler, (late of this
place), to Miss Mary Fulsom.
Died----In this place, on Monday last an infant daughter of Joseph
Selden, Esq.
--In Westmoreland County, Pa. The venerable William Findley --- a
valiant soldier in the revolution, and for many years a representative
in Congress from his district.
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06/16/1821 |
Notice
Any person having business to attend to in the Treasurer's Office, will
apply to Eli J. Lewis, Esq. who is authorized to transact in my absence
any business appertaining to this office.
Ja's. Scull, Treasurer
Arkansas, June 12, 1821 ----1
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06/16/1821 |
NOTICE
CAUTION
Whereas my wife, Polly, has left my bed and board without any just cause
or provocation ---- I hereby forewarn all persons from harboring or
trusting her on my account, as I am determined to pay no debts of her
contracting.
James Lane
Phillips County, A.T. June 12---1
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06/23/1821 |
AGENTS FOR THE GAZETTE
Fourche de Thomas - P.R. Pitman, p.m.
Davidsonville - Henry Sanford
White Run - Peyton Tucker, p.m.
Cadron - Thomas H. Tindall, p.m.
Batesville - Richard Searcy
Hempstead County - John English, p.m.
Hempstead County - D.T. Witter
Hempstead County - James M. Stuart
Clark County, Jacob Barkman, p.m.
Hopefield --- Benjamin Fooy
Helena - Col. Daniel Mooney
Point Chicot --- Peter H. Bennett
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06/23/1821 |
MASONIC - There has lately been a Grand Lodge formed in St. Louis.
It was consecrated and its officers installed on Friday, the 4th inst.
at the Baptist Church. In consequence of inclement weather, there was no
regular procession on the occasion. The following gentlemen were elected
officers of the Lodge for the present year:
Thomas F. Riddick, Grand Master
James Kennerly, Grand Senior Warden
William Bates, Grand Junior Warden
William Renshaw, Grand Secretary
Archibald Gamble, Grand Treasurer
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06/23/1821 |
July 4, 1821
The Anniversary of American Independence will be celebrated at the
Arkansas Hotel, on Wednesday, 4th July, 1821. Gentlemen feeling desirous
of participating in the festivities of that day, and wishing to partake
of a Dinner prepared for the occasion, are requested to furnish
themselves with tickets as early as possible.
Tickets, price $2, to be had at the bar of the Arkansas Hotel and at the
office of the Arkansas Gazette.
Long & Scantland
Arkansas, June 23, 1821 -----2w
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06/30/1821 |
THE NEW ARMY LIST
The National Intelligencer of the 19th May, contains the new Army List.
The following are the principal officers retained, and the stations
assigned them: Jacob Brown, Maj. Gen. Edmund P. Gaines, Brig. Gen.;
Winfield Scott, do.; Thomas S. Gesup, Brig. Gen. And Q.M. Gen.; Henry
Atkinson, Brig. Gen. And Adj. Gen.; John E. Wool, Insp. Gen.; James
Gadsden, do.; Wm. Linard, Qr. Master; Henry Stanton, do.
Col. George Gibson, Com. Gen.Subsistence.
Callender Irvine, Com. Of Purschase.
D. Parker, Paymaster General.
Joseph Lovell, Surgeon General.
Thomas Lawson, Surgeon.
Corps of Engineers --- Alexander Macourb, Chief Engineer; Simon Bernard,
Assistant do.; Charles Gratior, Lieut. Col.; J.G. Totten, Major; Samuel
Babcock, do.; Sylvanus Thayer, Captain; R.E. De Russey, do.
1st Regt. Of Artillery--- M. Porter, Colonel, Boston; G. Bomford, Lieut.
Col. Ordnance; J.B. Walback, Major, Portsmouth.
2nd Regt. Artillery---- N. Towson, Col. Fort M. Henry; J. House, Lt.
Colonel, Detroit; J. Hindman, Major, Fort Mifllin.
3rd Regt. Artillery --- W.K. Armistead, Colonel, Fort Washington; G.E.
Mitchell, Lieut. Col. Fort Norfolk; J.Bankhead, Major, Charleston.
4th Regt. Artillery---- J.R. Fenwick, Colonel, Pensacola; W. Macrae,
Lieut. Colonel, New Orleans; A. Eustis, Major, St. Augustine.
1st Regt. Infantry ----Baton Rouge-T. Chambers, Colonel; Z. Taylor,
Lieut. Colonel; R. Whartenby, Major.
2nd Regt. Infantry --- Sackett's Harbor --- H. Brady, Colonel; W.
Lawrence, Lt. Col; E. Cutier, Major.
3rd Regt. Infantry --- Green Bay and Chicago --- H. Pinckney, Colonel;
J.M. Neal, Jr. Lieut. Colonel. D. Baker, Major.
4th Regt. Infantry --- Pensacola - R. Butler, Colonel; G.M. Brooke,
Lieut. Colonel; J.B. Murray, Major.
5th Regt. Infantry ---- N.W. Frontier - I. Snelling, Colonel; H.
Leavenworth, Lieut. Colonel; J.E. Dedkins, Major.
6th Regt. Infantry --- Council Bluffs - D.L.Clinch, Colonel; W. Morgan,
Lt. Colonel; A. Cummings, Major.
7th Regt. Infantry ---- Arkansas and Red River ---- M. Arbuckle,
Colonel; W. Lindsay, Lt. Colonel; A.R. Woolsey, Major.
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06/30/1821 |
FORCE OF THE ARMY
The four regiments of Artillery --- Thirty - Six companies, of fifty
non-commissioned officers, artificers, musicians, and privates, 1,980.
Enlisted men for ordnance duties, 53. The seven regiments of Infantry
--- Seventy companies of fifty-one non-commissioned officers, musicians,
and privates, 3,570.
And the non-commissioned staff, 36.
Making a total of 5,568
Head Quarters of Gen. Brown, at Washington; of the Eastern Department,
under General Scott, at Governor's Island; of the Western, under Gen.
Gaines, at Louisville, Kentucky. Officers not retained to be considered
as disbanded on 1st June; all men released from arrest and proceedings
of courts martial, and all deserters exempt from punishment.
The new ARMY LIST engrosses our colums to day almost as entirely as the
subject has occupied public attention for some weeks past. This document
is, indeed, of no little importance to many individuals and their
friends in a personal sense, not to speak of the interests which, in a
general view, the community has in the composition of the Army.---- We
feel for the situation of those gentlemen among the dismissed officers
who had considered themselves embarked for life in the military
profession, and now find themselves stranded, at the mercy of the world,
with whose tempestuous waves their education has not taught them to
buffet. This fluctuating policy in regard to the army, fixing it at one
session of Congress, reducing and reorganizing (and almost
disorganizing) it at another; is calculated to render the army less
useful, and is seriously prejudiced.
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06/30/1821 |
ATTENTION!
CAPTAIN LEWIS'S Company, of the 4th Regt. Arkansas Militia, will meet on
Wednesday next, 4th July, at 10 o'clock A.M. at the place of deposite of
Public Arms, (Col. Brearley's store) to receive their muskets and
accoutrements, and then parade at the public square, for exercise. June
30.
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06/30/1821 |
List of Letters
Remaining in the Post - Office at Arkansas, on the 30th June 1821,
which, if not taken out within three months, will be sent to the General
Post-Office, as dead letters.
William Austin
Henry Armstrong
Michael Aulende
Joseph Bennett
George M. Brown
James Barfield
Robert Briggs 3
Peter H. Bennett
Jairus Berry
J. Woodson Bates
Benj. F. Babcock
Smith Brown
Mr. Barraque 2
Jeremiah C. Butcher
Robert Crittenden 4
William Craig 4
Henry Cassidy
P. Cassar
John Cocks
John A. Cocks
Aaron Cherry Jr.
Catharine Cook
Polly E. Davidson
Luke Devon
Thos. P. Eskridge 3
Joseph B. Emerson
Benjamin Fowler 2
Richard Fariss
Robert Griffing 2
John Gant
Edward Hickey
Joseph Kuykendall
Abel Knowlton
V. C. Lageuvri
James Lockhart
David T. Madox 4
Alpheus Maddox
Worshipful Master - Arkansas Lodge
Asid Mason
David E. McKinney
Benjamin L. Miles 2
Barzilla H. Miles
Elijah Morton 3
William Moore
William McCarthy
Daniel T. Orr
William J. Orr 2
Benj. Odell, Jr.
Robert C. Oden 2
Seth Ousley
Thomas Pye
James Pritchett 2
Samuel Ricker Jr.
Sam C. Roane 3
Sam M. Rutherford
William Rigney
Adam Rittenhouse
R.P. Spalding 2
Hiram Shortridge
Samuel Stephens
John Thompson
John Tackett
James Tindall
Etienne Vaugine
Solomon White
Perly Wallis
ELI J. LEWIS, P.M.
June 21 -----33-3w
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06/30/1821 |
Territory of Arkansas, ss.
In the Court of Common Pleas, County of Lawrence, June Term 1821.
Reuben Rice vs. John S. Callahan
Case $1000 Oath $500
The Defendant is hereby notified, that an attachment has been issued
against his estate, and that unless, he shall appear by himself or
attorney, and file special bail to the aforesaid action, on or before
the third day of the next term of this court, a judgment will be entered
against him, and his said estate sold to satisfy the same.
By order of the Court,
A Copy - teste
Hy. Sanford, Clk.
S.S. Hall, Att'y for plaintiff
June 30 --- 33 -4t----pr's fee $3.25.
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