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09/01/1821 |
DR. D.S. SMITH
From Indiana
Offers his services to the citizens of Helena and its vicinity in the
practice of Physic and Surgery, in their various branches.
From a close attention to his profession, and an extensive practice in
the Western Country for several years, together, with an intimate
acquaintance with the practice of some of the most eminent physicians in
the United States, he flatters himself, he will be able to conduct his
patients through the various attacks of diseases in a satisfactory
manner.
Dr. Smith has for sale all MEDICINES necessary for family use, and will
be able to supply physicians on good terms with most of the articles
made use of in practice.
Helena, September 1, 1821 ----42tf
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09/01/1821 |
Notice is hereby given,
That there will be sold, on Monday, the 5th day of November next, at the
Court house door in the county of Arkansas, the following tracts or
parcels of lands, situate, and lying in the county of Arkansas, or so
much of each of them as will pay the taxes and costs due thereon, for
the present year, unless the taxes and costs due on such lands are paid
before that time by the owners or agents thereof.
William Russell Michael Petersol
William Russell John B. Cailliott Jr.
William Russell John B. Gravier
William Russell Joseph Mason
William Russell Frederick Hecker
William Russell Mary Derousseau
William Russell John B. Cailliott
William Russell Louis Pertuis
William Russell Francure, Francis
William Russell Pedro Pertuis
William Russell William Winter
William Russell Carlos de Villemont
William Russell Michael Petersol
William Russell Joseph Bogy
Nicholas Rightor Elisha Winter
George Armstead (heirs of ) Elisha Winter
William Craig Francis Vasseur
Patrick Cassidy Elisha Winter
Francis Vasseur Elisha Winter
John English Frederick Hecker
Thomas Ferguson Elisha Winter
Frederick Hecker (Heirs of) George Leard
Hunt, Green, & Elliot Derrick
Eli J. Lewis Joseph Dalden
Eli J. Lewis Charles Refeld
Eli J. Lewis William Winter
Eli J. Lewis Elisha Winter
Eli J. Lewis Elisha Winter
Eli J. Lewis Elisha Winter
Daniel Mooney William Winter
Daniel Mooney Elisha Winter
William Moore Elisha Winter
James C. Newell Elisha Winter
James Porter William Winter
Elisha Smith Elisha Winter
State of Missouri Michael Lacourse
Richard Stith Martin Serane
James H. Saxon Michael Wolf
Hewes Scull Elisha Winter
Hewes Scull William Winter
Town Lots and Improvements
John B. Burk
Edward Brown
William Craig
Joseph Cook (heirs of)
William R. Cox
William Dangerfield
Thomas L. Gildart
Reuben Lewis
Eli J. Lewis
Norvell & Roane
Nicholas Rightor
John Taylor, sen
Creed Taylor
Samuel Wilson
William Willis
Daniel Willis
Whitehead, James C.
The sale is to take place precisely at 10 o'clock in the fore-noon of
said day.
H. Scull, Shff. County of Arkansas,
Arkansas, September 1, 1821
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09/01/1821 |
Notice is hereby given,
That there will be sold, on Monday, the 5th day of November next, at the
Court house door in the county of Phillips, the following tracts or
parcels of lands, situate, and lying in the county of Phillips, or so
much of each of them as will pay the taxes and costs due thereon, for
the present year, unless the taxes and costs due on such lands are paid
before that time by the owners or agents thereof.
William Russell Joseph Tissier
William Russell Moses Burnet
William Russell James Davis
William Russell Enos Chattiney
William Russell John Hogan
William Russell John Taylor
William Russell Patrick Cassidy
William Russell Peter Burrell
William Russell John B. Duplace
William Russell John Carnes
William Russell Richard Fields
William Russell Pierre Degargney
William Russell John Fields
William Russell Solomon Budwell
William Russell Henry Carter
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09/08/1821 |
Executors of Samuel Mosely, vs William Craig, James Gerry, vs.
William Craig
By virtue of two writs of execution to me directed, from the honorable
Court of Common Pleas of the county of Arkansas, there will be sold, on
Tuesday, the second day of October next, being the second day of the
term of our said court, at the court house door, all the right, title,
interest, and claim the said William Craig, has to thirty-four lots in
the town of Rome agreeable to a plan of said town on record in the
recorder's office of the county of Arkansas; taken in execution as the
property of said William Craig, and sold to satisfy the debt, interest,
and costs, in the above suits.
Sale to take place at half past twelve o'clock of said day.
H. Scull, Shff.
Arkansas, September 8, 1821
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09/08/1821 |
John Taylor vs. William Craig
By virtue of a writ of execution to me directed, by the honorable Court
of Common Pleas of the county of Arkansas, there will be sold on
Tuesday, the second day of October next, being the second day of the
term of our said court, at the court house door, all the right, title,
interest, and claim the said William Craig has to one thousand arpens of
unconfirmed land, lying, and situated on the Arkansas River, about fifty
miles above the post of Arkansas, being so much of one million arpens
granted by the Spanish government to Elisha Winter; the said one
thousand arpens includes the town of Mount Maria; taken in execution as
the property of said Craig, and sold to satisfy the debt, interest, and
costs, in the above suit.
Sale to take place at one o'clock in the afternoon of said day.
H. Scull, Shff.
Arkansas, September 8, 1821
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09/08/1821 |
$50 Dollars Reward
Ran away from the subscriber, from a flat boat lying at the Grand
Cut-off on the night of 2nd August, a MULATTO FELLOW, who calls himself,
JOHN BIRD. He is 27 years of age, about 5 feet 6 inches high; lately
belonged to Mr. Taylor, of Lousiville. Took with him an olive colored
surtout of superfine cloth, half worn, a pair of dark velvet pantaloons,
and a rifle.
I have understood that said mulatto fellow was in the custody of some
person in the neighborhood of White river, and that the person who had
secured him wished to have him forwarded, but that the owner of the boat
to whom he applied would not be detained to receive him.
I will give the above reward, if he is delivered to me in New Orleans,
or Twenty dollars, and all reasonable costs, if he is lodged in any jail
on the Mississippi, so that I can get him again.
Frederick Lewis
September 8, 1821 ---10-12w
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09/08/1821 |
Territory of Arkansas
County of Arkansas
The United States of America
To all Sheriff's, Bailiffs, and Constables of Said County:
Whereas, complaint is made this day, upon oath of Hewes Scull, before
me, a Justice of the Peace within and for said county, that Isaac E.
Robinson, trader, who was lately committed to the jail of said county of
Arkansas, by capias from the Court of Common Pleas for said county,
charges with assault and battery, did on the night of the 3d September
instant, forcibly escape from the said jail, and is now going at large.
These are therefore to command you, and every one of you, to make
diligent search for the said Isaac E. Robinson, and him having found, to
seize and re-take and safely convey or cause to be conveyed the said
Isaac E. Robinson to the jail of said county, there to be kept until he
shall be thence discharged by due course of law.
Given under my hand and seal, at the county of Arkansas aforesaid, this
4th day of September 1821.
O.H. Thomas [seal]
Justice of the Peace
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09/08/1821 |
Samuel M. Rutherford vs. Nathaniel Pryor, surviving partner of the
late firm of Pryor & Richards
By virtue of a writ of execution to me directed from the honorable Court
of Common Pleas of the county of Arkansas, there will be sold, on
Tuesday, the second day of October next, being the second day of the
term of our said Court, at the Court house door, all the right, title,
interest, and claim, the said Nathaniel Pryor has to an equal one-third
of a lot of ground containing in all about four acres, formerly
belonging to Elexis Jardela; taken in execution as the property of said
Nathaniel Pryor and sold to pay the debts, interest, and costs in the
above suit.
Sale to begin at 10 o'clock in the fore-noon of said day.
H. Scull, Shff.
Arkansas, September 3, 1821
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09/08/1821 |
Elexis Jardela vs. Nathaniel Pryor and George H. Sampson
By virtue of a writ of execution to me directed from the honorable Court
of Common Pleas of the county of Arkansas, there will be sold on
Tuesday, the second day of October next, being the second day of the
term of our said Court, at the Court house door, all the right, title,
interest, and claim the said George R. Sampson has to an equal one-third
of a lot of ground containing in all about 4 acres, situated in the post
of Arkansas, being the one-third of said lot of four acres formerly
belonging to Elexis Jardela. Also, one other lot, situated in the post
of Arkansas, containing about one hundred feet in front and one hundred
and fifty feet deep, formerly belonging to Peter Levergue; taken in
execution as the property of said Sampson, and sold to satisfy the debt,
interest, and costs, in the above suit.
Sale to take place at half past ten o'clock in the fore-noon of said
day.
H. Scull, Shff.
Arkansas, September 8, 1821
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09/08/1821 |
Robert Scott (Use of John Scott) vs. Henry Cassidy
By virtue of a writ of execution to me directed, from the honorable
Superior Court of the territory of Arkansas, there will be sold, on
Tuesday, the second day of October next, being the second day of October
next, being the second day of the term of the Court of Common Pleas in
and for the county of Arkansas, at the court house door, all the right,
title, interest, and claim, the said Henry Cassidy has to one hundred
and thirty-three thousand three hundred and thirty-five and one third
arpens of unconfirmed land being an equal one -third of four hundred
thousand arpens of land purchased by Loring, Clark, and Cassidy of
Elisha Winter, lying and situated in the county of Arkansas; taken in
execution as the property of said Cassidy, and sold to satisfy the debt,
interest, and costs in the above suit.
Sale to take place at eleven o'clock in the forenoon of said day.
H. Scull, Shff.
Arkansas, September 2, 1821.
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09/08/1821 |
Milly Pearson vs. Ephraim C. Davidson, Horace P. Hyde, and Silas
Cornwell
By virtue of a writ of execution to me directed, from the honorable
Court of Common Pleas of the County of Arkansas, there will be sold, on
Tuesday, the second day of October next, being the second day of the
term of our said court, at the court-house door, all the right, title,
interest, and claim, Ephraim C. Davidson, and Horace P. Hyde has to two
hundred and forty arpens of unconfirmed land, lying, and situated on the
Arkansas River, about twelve miles above the post, being so much of one
million of arpens granted by the Spanish government to Elisha Winter;
take in execution as the property of said Davidson and Hyde, and sold to
satisfy the debt, interest, and costs in the above suit.
Sale to take place at half past eleven o'clock in the forenoon of said
day.
H. Scull, Shff.
Arkansas, September 8, 1821
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09/08/1821 |
Joseph Bennett vs Richmond Peeler.
By virtue of four writs of execution to me directed, from the honorable
Court of Common Pleas of the county of Arkansas, there will be sold on
Tuesday, the second day of October next, being the second day of the
term of our said Court, at the court-house doors, all the right, title,
interest, and claim the said Richmond Peeler has to two certain
messuages and lots of ground, situated in the post of Arkansas, one now
occupied as a store by James Hamilton & Co. And the other occupied by
Solomon B. Judd, as a carpenter's shop; taken in execution as the
property of the said Richmond Peeler, and sold to satisfy the debt,
interest, and costs, in the above suits.
Sale to take place at twelve o'clock at noon of the said day.
H. Scull, Shff.
Arkansas, September 6, 1821
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09/08/1821 |
Pursant to an order of Peter H. Bennett, a justice of the peace, we
have this day viewed a stray mare, shown to us by Daniel H. Newman, of
Point Chicot township, in the county of Arkansas and territory of
Arkansas, and do find the same to be a bay mare, seven years old, ball
face, left hind leg white half way up, branded J on the near buttock,
and appraised to $80. Certified under our hands this 14th day of April
1821.
James Estell
Hugh White
William Miller
I, Peter H. Bennett, a justice of the peace in the township of Point
Chicot, in the county and territory of Arkansas, do hereby certify that
the above proceedings were had before me, on the day and date above
mentioned.
Peter B. Bennett, J.P.
Sept. 2 ---43-3w
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09/15/1821 |
It is now ascertained that James Woodson Bates, Esq. is re-elected
Delegate to Congress, by a majority of 61 votes over his opponent,
Col. Matthew Lyon.
In Nov. 1819, the aggregate of the votes given for Delegate to Congress
was 1273; at the late election they amount to 2101 - increase 828.
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09/15/1821 |
Company Orders
The Company under my command, attached to the 4th regt. Arkansas
Militia, will parade at their usual place on Saturday morning, 20th
inst. at 3 o'clock precisely. Each man will furnish himself with ten
rounds of blank cartridges.
The company will on that day receive their Standard.
O.H. Thomas, Captain
4th reg't. A.M.
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09/22/1821 |
Administrator's Notice
All persons having claims against the estate of Lewis Rouse,
deceased, (late of Jefferson county, near Louisville, Kentucky)
are requested to present their accounts, properly authenticated,
to the subscriber, on or before the fourth Monday of February
next; and all those indebted to said estate, will please to make
payment without delay.
The above Lewis Rouse died at Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas
Territory, about the last of August. His legal heirs or representatives
are requested to make immediate application to the subscriber, residing
near the above place, as he is desirous of transferring the concerns of
said estate into their hands.
Wright Daniel, Administrator
September 22------45*3w
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09/22/1821 |
Administrator's Notice
The legal heirs of Joseph Gray, late of Pulaski county, deceased,
are hereby notified, that the subscriber will make application at
the next (November) term of the Court of Common Pleas in and
for the county of Pulaski, for a final settlement of the affairs of
said estate. All persons having claims against said estate, will
please present them, properly attested for settlement.
Wright Daniel, Adm't
September 22, 1821
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09/29/1821 |
Died-----In this town, on Saturday night last, 22d inst., after an
illness of two weeks, Mr. Solomon B. Judd, aged about 23 years, a native
of Colchester, Conn. Mr. J. Came to this place in the spring of 1820,
with the intention of making it his permanent residence. He was a good
citizen; and by his industry as a useful and ingenious mechanic, had
gained the respect and esteem of a large circle of friends ----- his
untimely death is deeply lamented by all who knew him.
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09/29/1821 |
Duelling
Baton Rouge, August 11
On Tuesday morning, the 7th inst. a duel was fought between F.L.
Amelong, Esq. Sheriff of this parish, and Capt. Jones, of the United
States Army, in which the former fell. The ball fairly blew his brains
out, and he may be said to have died on the spot, altho' he breathed for
the space of nearly three hours after he was shot. His adversary
received no injury. The distance, we understand was 5 steps. [Bat. Gaz.]
A duel was fought a few days ago near Pensacola, between Doctor Randall,
of the Army, and Lieut. Hull, who was formerly in the service. We
understand Lieut. Hull received the ball of his antagonist in the body,
and in a few hours was no more. We have not been furnished with the
circumstances which led to this melancholy meeting. [Lou. Adv]
We learn by a gentleman arrived this morning from Savannah, that a duel
was fought on the Carolina side, on Sunday last, between Colonel
Cuthbert and Mr. Clark, both of Georgia; and that after exchanging two
shots, without any injury on either side, an amicable adjustment took
place. [Charleston pap, July 18]
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