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04/02/1822 |
List of Letters
Remaining in the Post office at Little Rock, A.T. on the 1st April 1822,
which, if not taken out within three months, will be sent to the General
Post-office as dead letters.
Otha Askins
Samuel Anderson, 7
Israel Boren
Pearson Brearly
Waters Corthran
Thomas Cartent
Peter Coad
Robert F.
John Cook
Elias A. Elliott
William Flanigan
Mary Frazer
Sampson Gray
Benjamin Grayson
Hugh Glenn
Samuel Hinkson
Jacob Jones
Thomas Jourdon
---- Johnes
Matthew Lyon
Nicholas Long
Allen Mars
Allen McClane
Robert Magness
Nathan Myer
Naomi Newton
Robert C. Oden
William Regney
Sam C. Roane,2
Pendleton Strother, 2
Strother, & Anderson
Stephen Vaugine
Amos Wheeler, 2
Perly Wallis
James Walker
Amos Williams
Brown Wilson
Henry W. Conway, P.M.
Little Rock, April 1822 ---- 15-3w
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04/09/1822 |
Arrived, two miles below this place, yesterday morning, the
steam-boat Robert Thompson, Capt. Dohrman, from Pittsburgh, bound to
Fort Smith, having a large keel- boat in tow, both loaded with
provisions, &c, for the Army. Left Pittsburgh about 17th March ---- 100
miles below Louisville, was run a foul of by steam-boat Tennessee, the
chief engineer and two men knocked overboard, they however, got in
again; considerable injury was sustained by the keel-boat.
Passengers --- Major Andrews, Contractor; Major Phillips, Paymaster, who
is going to Fort Smith to pay off the troops; Lieut. Clark, from Green
Bay; and Mr. Swan, all from Fort Smith; and Mr. Strother, and Mr.
Scantland, for this place.
The Robert Thompson sustained some injury in her machinery yesterday
morning, which has occasioned her delay --- she is expected up today.
Left Arkansas, on Tuesday last - the steam -boat Hecla left there about
same time, bound down the river.
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04/09/1822 |
The Hon. William Pinkney, Senator in Congress from Maryland, died at
Washington, about the 1st of March.
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04/09/1822 |
Appointment by the Governor --- James Hamilton, Esq. to be Sheriff
of Arkansas County, vice Hewes Scull, Esq. resigned.
Married --- At Arkansas on the 25th March by John R. Bowring, Esq.
Mr. John Taylor, to Miss Eliza Webb, both of Arkansas County.
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04/09/1822 |
Administrator's Sale
Such of the personal property of the estate of William M. O'Hara,
deceased, as has came to the possession of the subscriber, consisting of
30 barrels of Whiskey
20 barrels of Salt
and various other articles
Will be sold at Public Vendue, on Saturday, the 20th April, inst. at
the store house lately occupied by E.A. Elliott, at Little Rock.
Terms - All sums of thirty dollars or under, cash --- and a credit of
three months on all sums over thirty dollars; notes with approved
security will be required. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
Chester Ashley, Administrator of Estate of Wm. M. O'Hara, deceased
Little Rock, April 3, 1822 -----16-3w
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04/09/1822 |
To Sylvanus Phillips, Daniel Mooney, and the Heirs of William
Patterson, deceased, and to all other persons concerned:
TAKE NOTICE,
That I, the undersigned, one of the heirs of said Patterson,
shall apply to the Circuit Court in and for the county of Phillips,
as the next term thereof, for my dividend of the estate of the
before mentioned William Patterson, deceased, agreeable to
his last will and testament.
John Patterson
Helena, March 25, 1822-----16-8w---pr, f, $4.50
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04/09/1822 |
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Arkansas, on the 1st day of April 1822,
which if not taken out within three months, will be sent to the General
Post Office, as dead letters.
Cornelius Bennett
George W. Brand
David Barber
Jonathan R. Brown
Miss Narcissa Clark
Widow Sally Campbell
G.F. Fries
George Gamble
James M. Gettings
Henry Jess
Wigton King
James Lockhart
Elijah Morton, 6
Allen Mars
William Moore
Alpheus Maddox
Benjamin L. Miles
Simon Ogden
Samuel Putnam
Nicholas Rightor
Mr. Reichenbach
Abraham Smalley
Mrs. Mary Stephenson
Mamri Victory
Eli J. Lewis, P.M.
April 6 ----- 15-3w
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04/09/1822 |
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post office at Little Rock, A.T. on the 1st April 1822,
which if not taken out within three months, will be sent to the General
Post-Office, as dead letters.
Otha Askins
Samuel Anderson, 7
Israel Boren
Pearson Brearley
Waters Corthran
Thomas Cureton
Peter Conti
Robert F. Crittenden
John Crook
Elias A. Elliott
William Flanigan
Mary Frazer
Sampson Gray
Benjamin Grayson
Hugh Glenn
Samuel Hinkson
Jacob Jones
Thomas Jounston
Matthew Lyon
Nicholas Long
Allen Mars
Allen McClane
Robert Magness
Nathan Myer
Noami Newton
Robert C. Oden
William Regney
Samuel C. Roane, 2
Pendleton Strother, 2
Strother & Anderson
Stephen Vaugine
Amos Wheeler, 2
Perly Wallis
James Walker
Amos Williams
Brown Wilson
Henry W. Conway, P.M.
Little Rock, April 1, 1822 --- 15-3w
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04/16/1822 |
Administrator's Notice
All persons having demands against the estate of Jacob Miller,
deceased, are requested to present their accounts, properly
authenticated, for settlement; and those indebted, will please
make payment without delay, to the subscriber.
James Miller, Administrator of Jacob Miller, deceased.
Crystal Hill, April 16, 1822 --- 17-3w
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04/16/1822 |
Was committed to the Jail
Of the county of Arkansas, for safe keeping a NEGRO MAN who calls
himself Isaac and says he belongs to a Mr. Isaac Brown, living at the
Chickasaw Bluffs; and also states that he belongs to a Mr. James Moore,
living in Madison county, Alabama, and says he was persuaded away by two
men by the name of STUMP and KIRKLAND, and taken to Warrenton and Port
Gibson, state of Mississippi.
The above Negro Isaac, is a stout likely fellow, about six feet high,
and about 20 years of age.
The owner or owners of said slave are hereby notified, that unless they
appear within three months, and prove their property and pay all proper
charges, he, the said Negro Isaac, will be sold for the jail and other
fees, as the law in such cases directs.
James Hamilton
Sheriff and Jailer Arks. Co.
April 16, 1822 ----- 22-17-13w.
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04/16/1822 |
LAND-OFFICE MONEY
Receiver's Office
Little Rock, 18th August 1821
In addition to specie, and bills of the United States' Bank and its
Branches, the notes of the following incorporated Banks will be received
in this office for Public Lands, viz. ---
Those in the cities of Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Richmond, New Orleans; the State Banks of South Carolina, Georgia, and
Mississippi; except the City Bank of Baltimore. No bills of a smaller
sum than five dollars will be received.
Henry W. Conway
August 25 ---- 4tf
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04/23/1822 |
Taken up by Jacob Slinkard, living in Wilbourn township, Pulaski
County, Arkansas territory, one bay Mare, three years old last spring,
above 14 hands high, some white hairs in her forehead, snip on her nose,
rear hind foot white up to the pasture joint, tail docked and swabbed,
branded on her near shoulder not intelligible, appraised to thirty-five
dollars.
James Titsworth
John Belcher
Larkin Wormack
Sworn to before me, Samuel McCall, a Justice of the Peace within and for
Wilbourn township, county, and territory aforesaid, this 7th of February
1822.
Samuel McCall, J.P.
A true copy ---- teste,
T.W. Newton, Dep. Clk.
For Sam'l Anderson, Clerk
April 22,-----16-8w
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04/23/1822 |
A LIST OF DELINQUENTS
In the county of Pulaski, for county and territorial taxes, for the year
1821
Howel Demos
Nathan Mires
Paul Obar
Joab Row
Walker Boran
Benjamin Nixon
Tho's Higginbottom
John Pierce
John Anger
George Ivey
John Wright
John King
Augustus Larton
William Collins
Samuel D. Wollard
Thomas Collett
Jonathon Weaver
Ambrose Lafave
James Sanders
Francis Vaugine
Moses Embry
Antoine Dechasin
Joseph Bartelimew
Francis Coussotte
Caddy Coussotte
Pierce Coussotte
Michael Botine
Joseph Payotte
Joseph Bonne
Benj. Kuykendall
Ephraim C. Davidson
Baptist Ambo
Ambrose Mason
Pierre Billette
John Baptist Lacere
Baptist Trudeau
Francis Trudeau
Joseph Trudeau
John Trudeau
John Taylor
Dixton Dennis
Asa Beeley
Gabriel Greathouse, Sheriff, Pulaski Co. A.T.
April 21 ------12-1
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04/23/1822 |
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Helena, A.T. on the 1st April, 1822,
which if not taken out within three months, will be sent to the General
Post Office, as dead letters.
John Montgomery
David S. Smith
Wiliam J. Lee
Hugh McGary
Henry Wiggins
Sylvanus Phillips
George Hatheway
William Strong
W.B.R. Horner, P.M.
April 23, ------ 18-3w
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04/30/1822 |
$100 Reward
Ran away from the subscriber on Monday night, the 18th inst, a Negro Man
named Abraham, about thirty-six years of age, five feet ten or eleven
inches hight, black skin, limps a little in his right foot, and is very
talkative; when in low white company, of which he is very fond, he
pretends to be a free man. He is formerly owned by Mr. Overacre near
Natchez, and was purchased by me of William T. Walker of that place,
about three months ago. Abraham may probably attempt to reach Natchez,
if he has gone off without persuasion, but should he have been stolen
which I have some reason to suspect is the case, it is likely he will be
taken up Red River, or to the neighborhood of Ouachita. The above reward
will be paid upon the delivery of the negro to me at Baton Rouge, and
the conviction of the thief or twenty dollars for such information as
will enable me to retrieve the negro.
John Nolan
Baton Rouge, La.
March 19, 1822 ------19-3w
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04/30/1822 |
$100 Reward
Ran away on Monday night, the 18th instant, a Mulatto Man named Peter,
about twenty-five years of age, five feet six or seven inches high, of a
surly countenance and heavy eye-brows, a shoe-maker by trade. He was
formerly the property of Pape Salavador, and was purchased by me of
James Johnson at Alexandria, Red River. It is supposed that this boy left
here in company of Mr. Nolan's negro man Abraham, and it is probable
they will be found together either in the neighborhood of Natchez, or up
Red River. Should Peter have been stolen, which I have some reason to
suspect is the case, I will give the above reward of one hundred dollars
for the apprehension and delivery of the boy to me at Baton Rouge, and
the conviction of the thief, or twenty dollars for such information as
will lead to the recovery of said slave.
Charles Hubbs
Baton Rouge, La.
March 19, 1822 ---- 19-3w
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04/30/1822 |
Territory of Arkansas
Superior Court, April Term, 1822
Robert Crittenden, pl'ff. Vs. Nathaniel Philbrook, def't.
Attachment for $900
This day the plaintiff appeared by his attorney, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court, that the ordinary process of law could not be
served on the defendant, Therefore it is ordered by the court, that the
defendant have notice that an attachment hath issued against his estate;
and it is further ordered, that, unless the said defendant appears by
himself or attorney on or before the third day of our next August term,
and file special bail in this case, judgment will go against his estate,
and the same will be sold to satisfy the attachment aforesaid. And be if
further ordered, that publication be made of this order in the Arkansas
Gazette, four weeks successively.
A copy ---- Att..
David E. McKinney, Clk
April 20 -------19-4w - pr.f. $4.37
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04/30/1822 |
A Stray Horse
Was taken up a short time since at the Cadron Cross roads, and sent to
the subscriber. He is a strawberry roan, over five feet high, heavy
built, and branded on his near shoulder with the letter P. The manner in
which he came into the possession of the subscriber, makes it impossible
for him to post agreeable to law. The owner is requested to come forward,
prove his property, pay charges, and take him away.
James H. Martin
Little Rock
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