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01/07/1822 |
Private Boarding
Four or Five gentlemen can be accommodated with boarding in a private
family.
Apply to M. Cunningham
Little Rock, January 7, 1882 -----4-4w
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01/07/1822 |
List of Letters
Remaining in the Post Office at Little Rock on the 1st day of January
1822, which if not taken out before the 1st day of April next, will be
sent to the General Post Office, as dead letters.
Anderson, James
Anderson, William
Bauchus, John
Bazin, P.B. 2
Blackburn, Rev. James
Core, John W.
Carnahan, Rev. John
Clark, David
Collett, Thomas
Gastille, Burrell 5
Cassidy, Henry
Cazarre, P.G. 2
Davidson, Ephraim C.
Ditteline, George
Eartheart, Rodney
Finney, Andrew
Hearney, David
Hickey, Edward
Murphey, Francis 2
McKinney, David E. 3
Martin, John
Marshall, Robert
Rowland, R.N. 3
Roane, Sam C.
Ross, Charles R.
Strother, Pendleton
Taylor, Samuel
Taylor, Creed
Teal, George
Henry W. Conway, P.M.
Little Rock, January 1, 1822 ----4-3w
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01/07/1822 |
Notice
I shall apply to the Circuit Court of the county of Hempstead, at
the next term, to be holden on the third Monday of March next,
for a final settlement and adjustment of the estate of George
Berry, deceased.
Francis McLelland, Adm'r of George Berry, deceased.
January 7, 1822 -----4-4w
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01/07/1822 |
Territory of Arkansas
Superior Court - At October Term, 1821
Aden Bunch vs. Bellona Bunch
Libel for Divorce
This day came the complainant, by his 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, it is
ordered by the court, that publication be made in some newspaper
published in this territory, six weeks in succession, and unless said
defendant appear on or before the first day of our next term, and answer
to the complainant's petition, the same will be taken as confessed as
against her.
A copy ---- Teste,
James H. Lucas, Dep. Clk
For D.E. McKinney, Clerk
Sam C. Roane, Att'y
January 5 -------4-6w
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01/07/1822 |
List of Delinquents
For County and Territorial Taxes in the County of Independence for the
year 1821
Names of Persons Taxed
John Cooper - .92
James Costly - 1.00
James Conner, jun. - 1.00
Henry Davis - 1.43
Solomon Duty - 1.00
Alexander Druyer - 1.00
William Friend - .20
Augustine Friend, jun. - .40
John Gifford - .81
Ennis Hardin - .80
Elijah McAdor - .62
John McPeters - 1.13
James May - 1.00
William Morgan - 1.00
Thomas Morris - .51
Goelshy Nolan - 1.00
John Pettyjohn, sen. - .61
George Pettyjohn - 1.00
Isaac Prosser - .82
Thomas Patterson - 2.02
Alexander Patterson 1.75
Robert Patterson - 1.00
Thomas Patterson, Jun. .61
Wade Wrentfro - 1.00
William Wrentfro - .63
William Wrentfro - .31
John Wallis - 1.00
George Yokum - .82
Charles Kelly, Sheriff
Independence County, A.T.
Batesville, January 3, 1822
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01/14/1822 |
AGENTS FOR THE GAZETTE
Arkansas - Eli J. Lewis, P.M.
Fourche de Thomas - P.R. Pitman, P.M.
Davidsonville - Henry Sanford, P.M.
White Run - Peyton Tucker, P.M.
Batesville - Richard Searcy
Cadron - Thomas H. Tindall, P.M.
Hempstead C.H. - D.T. Witter
Hempstead C.H. - James M. Stuart
Clark C.H. - Jacob Barkman, P.M.
Hopefield - Benjamin Fooey
Helena - Daniel Mooney, P.M.
Point Chicot - Peter H. Bennett
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01/14/1822 |
Administrator's Notice
All persons having claims against the estate of James Gibbins,
deceased, will produce them duly authenticated, at the March
term of the Circuit Court for Clark County, as I shall apply to
the court for an appointment of said estate, the same being insolvent.
Samuel Gibbins, Adm'r
January 7, 1822 ---- 4-3w
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01/14/1822 |
Anthony S. Badgley,
Clock and Watch Maker
AND
Gold & Silver Smith,
Respectfully, informs the citizens of Little Rock and vicinity and the
Territory generally, that he has commenced business in this town, and
intends making it his permanent residence. He flatters himself, that his
knowledge of the different branches of his profession, and his punctual
attention to all orders in his line of business, will entitle him a
liberal share of patronage.
Little Rock, January 14, 1822 ----- 5-6w
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01/14/1822 |
Married - At Arkansas, on the 3d inst. by Eli J. Lewis, Esq. Mr.
Christian Pringle of Arkansas County to Miss Betsey Frazier of Pulaski
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01/14/1822 |
Died - At Arkansas, on Tuesday evening last, 8th inst. after a long
and lingering illness, Capt. Jacob Miller, brother of his excellency
Governor Miller. Capt. Miller came to this Territory about two years
ago, for the benefit of his health, which had been in a consumptive
state for several years. His remains were interred on Wednesday evening,
attended by the citizens of the village and neighborhood and the
Officers of the 7th regiment U.S. Infantry.
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01/14/1822 |
A LIST OF LICENSES
Issued to Retailers of Merchandise, in the county of Arkansas, from the
1st day of January 1821 to the 1st day of January 1822
John Porter
Joseph Bogy
Hewes Scull
James Scull
James Hamilton & Co.
James Hamilton & Co.
Harding, Rouse, & Robinson
Asa Danforth
John P. Payson
David Brearly
Amos Richardson
Eli J. Lewis
David Brearly
Samuel Wilson & Co.
Frederic Notrebe
Armstrong & Whitesides
Johnston & Armstrong
Eli J. Lewis
David Latty
I, Hewes Scull, Sheriff of the County of Arkansas, do hereby certify,
that the above is a true account of all Licenses issued to retailers of
merchandise, from the 1st day of January, 1821 to the 1st day of January
1822.
H. Scull, Sheriff
Arkansas, January 1, 1822
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01/14/1822 |
Robert Brooks vs. Elijah Morton
By virtue of an order from the Honorable Superior Court of the Territory
of Arkansas, to me directed, there will be sold to the highest bidder,
on Monday the eighteenth day of February next, at twelve o'clock at
noon, an equal one half or moiety of certain tenements and lots situated
in the town of Arkansas, and known by the name of Arkansas Hotel -
ordered to be sold as the property of the said Elijah Morton, to satisfy
a mortgage in favor of Robert Brooks and costs of suit.
H. Scull, Sheriff
Arkansas, January 10, 1822
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01/21/1822 |
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Arkansas, on the 1st day of January
1822, which, if not taken out within three months will be sent to the
General Post Office, as dead letters.
Bennett, Joseph
Brand, George W.
Dodge, John
Dobkin, Andrew H.
Eskridge, Thomas P.
Grayson, Benjamin 2
Grady, E.
Gettings, James M.
Huff, Tetitha, 2
Hemphill, Nancy
Holmes, Lieut. Norman
Huitt, Rowband
Jess, Henry
Kuykendall, Joseph
King, Wigton
Lewis, Henry
Longley, Robert
Montgomery, William
Maddox, Alfred
Maharry, Samuel
Moore, Benjamin
Penn, Capt. Gabriel
Petty, James S.
Pennibaker, Tobias
Stallings, John E.
Smith & Farely
Small, John
Sackett, Leander
Trimble, William
Vaugine, Major Francois
Victory, Mangi
Wallis, Perly
Eli J. Lewis, P.M.
January 14, 1822 - --- 5-3w
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01/21/1822 |
A letter to the Editor, from Fort Smith, dated 9th inst. says "It is
reported that the Sacks, Foxes, Kickapoos, and some of the Delawares,
have joined the Osage - if so, there will be warm work"
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01/21/1822 |
Gen. Long ---- A letter from Hempstead county, to the Editor, dated
12th inst. says "Gen. Long, after having marched to, and taken
possession of La Bodia, was compelled to surrender, with about 50
followers, as prisoners of war, to a detachment of Spanish troops. They
were marched to St. Antonio, and from thence to Mont el Ray. Their
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01/21/1822 |
Died ---- In this county, a few weeks since, Mrs. Margaret Pyeatt,
wife of Mr. Jacob Pyeatt, at an advanced age.
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