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03/05/1822 |
Family Medicines
Lee's ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS - price 24 cts. This medicine has for many
years past been attended with a degree of success highly grateful to the
inventor's feelings in several parts of the West Indies, and southern of
the United States. In sickly times or places, a dose should be taken
every fortnight, and if there is reason to apprehend personal danger, it
may be taken once a week.
Lee's ELIXIR for coughs, colds, asthmas, approaching consumptions, and
for the whooping cough. Price $1 per bottle.
Lee's WORM DESTROYING LOZENGES - price 50 cents.
Lee's TOOTH-ACHE DROPS - price 50 cents per bottle.
Lee's infallible AGUE and FEVER DROPS - price $1 per bottle.
Lee's ANODYNE ELIXIR, for the cure of head-aches - price $1 per bottle.
Lee's EYE-WATER - price 50cts per bottle
Lee's ITCH OINTMENT, warranted to cure by one application - price 75
cents per box.
BILIOUS PILLS, prepared by Samuel Lee, Winham, Con - price $1.00 per
box.
A supply of the above Medicines, just received and for sale at the
office of the Arkansas Gazette.
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03/12/1822 |
APPOINTMENTS IN PULASKI COUNTY
By the Court - Samuel Anderson, Esq. to be Clerk of the Circuit Court.
By the Governor - Mr. Henry Armstrong, to be Sheriff.
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03/12/1822 |
Governor Miller arrived at this place yesterday afternoon from
Arkansas.
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03/12/1822 |
We learn from a private source, that Maj. Gen. Izard, late of the
U.S. Army, has been appointed Governor of Florida. |
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03/12/1822 |
Died - At Davidsonville, on the 3d inst. after a short illness, Col.
Stuart, a worthy and respectable citizen of Lawrence County.
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03/12/1822 |
NOTICE
To the holder of a note for about sixty dollars, given by James M.J.
Scantland, to a Mr. Bunderon, and to which note I am told that my name
is signed as security, of which I have no recollection. The holder of
this note will do well to prosecute his legal remedy for the collection
of said note, as I am determined to be released from being security for
the same.
Robert McKay
Arkansas, February 2, 1822 ---- 3w
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03/12/1822 |
NOTICE
That I shall apply to the Circuit Court of the County of Arkansas,
at the next June term of said Court, to settle the estate of Joseph
Cook, deceased. Persons having claims against the estate, will
produce them duly authenticated, that the assets of said estate
may be apportioned amongst the creditors, the estate being insolvent.
Robert McKay, Adm'r. of Joseph Cook, deceased.
March 9 ----3w
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03/12/1822 |
TERRITORY OF ARKANSAS
In the Circuit Court - Arkansas County, February Term 1822
James Miller, Adm'r of Jacob Miller, Deceased vs. Rufus P. Spalding
Attachment - Debt $250 Damages $400
On motion of plaintiff's attorney, the defendant being called, answered
not ---- And it is ordered by the Court that a notice be given by
advertisement for four weeks successively, in any newspaper published in
this Territory, notifying the defendant that an attachment has been
issued against his estate in favor of Jacob Miller, deceased , for the
sum of two hundred and fifty dollars, and unless he shall appear by
himself or attorney, and file special bail to the above action, on or
before the fourth day of our next June term, judgment will be taken
against him by default, and his estate sold to satisfy the same.
A copy ---- teste,
Eli J. Lewis, Clk.
March 1822 pr's fee $5.
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03/12/1822 |
Territory of Arkansas
In the Circuit Court - Arkansas County,
February Term 1822
Sam C. Roane vs. John Taylor
Attachment $200 Damages $300
On motion of Plaintiff's attorney, the defendant being called answered
not - And it is ordered by the Court, that a notice be given by
advertisement for four weeks successively in some newspaper published in
this Territory, notifying the defendant that an attachment has been
issued against his estate for the sum of two hundred dollars, and unless
he shall appear by himself or attorney and file special bail to the
above action, on or before the fourth day of our next term, judgment
will be taken against him by default, and his estate sold to satisfy the
same.
A copy - teste,
Eli J. Lewis, Clk
March 9
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03/19/1822 |
February 7 --- A report has gone the rounds of the newspapers, that
General Izard has been nominated by the President to the Senate, for the
office of Governor of Florida. This is not only not true, but General
Izard has not, in any quarter, been spoken of as a candidate for the
office.
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03/19/1822 |
LIST OF STEAM-BOATS,
On the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers,
With their Tonnage, and Commanders, as far as recollected at this time.
Atena, Wilson, 361
Alexandria, Imble, 150
Alabama, Rogers, 249
Arkansas, Lovejoy, 51
Beaver, Black, 1?6
Courier, Edgertant, 120
Columbus, J.D. Hart, 450
Comet, Turner, 154
Calhoun, Craig, 150
Cincinnati, 157
Car of Commerce, Pierce, 236
Cumberland, Barner, 246
Dolphin, Whiting, ?00
Elizabeth, Shacklet, 243
Exchange, Whips, 212
Eagle, Morris, 118
Expedition, Holton, 190
Eliza, Booth, 48
Feliciana, Oliver, 402
Fayette, Ashbridge, 344
Frankfort, Story, 193
G. Madison, Wood, 193
Gen. Pike, Rovan, 120
Gen. Clark, Carson, 214
Gen. Green, Minor, 306
Gen. Robinson, 236
H. Clay, Shaleros, 120
Hecla, Honorie, 124
Hero, Hewes, 119
Hornet, Brandberg, 119
Independence, Rearick, 99
Jas. Ross, Palfrey, 270
Johnson, U. States, 120
Jefferson, do. 200
Kentucky, Bosworth, 112
Mississippi, 379
Missouri, Gray, 177
Maysville, 209
Mobile, 146
Manhatten, Jenkins, 427
Maid of Orleans, Davidson, 198
Mars, Edgar, 55
Mandam, Lynn, 150
Napoleon, Miller, 316
Ohio, 334
Olive Branch, 313
Osage, Bond, 144
Paragon, Miller, 356
Providence, Lansdale, 450
Post-Boy, Breckinridge, 231
Robert Thompson, 50
Rifleman, Gilbert, 281
Ramapo, Laurent, 147
Rapide, 189
Rocket, M'Keever, 93
Robert Jackson, 20
Tamerlane, Vaile, 507
Tennessee, Bradford, 416
Tech, Sutherland, 236
Telegraph, 109
United States, Hart, 646
Virginia, M'Knight, 129
Volcano, Williams, 217
Vulcan, Gray, 258
Vesuvius, Taylor, 375
Velocipede, Beckwith, 109
Washington, Shreve, 212
Western Engineer, United States, 26
Wheeling Packet, Woods, 56
Yankee, Herston, 37
Neptune, 50 tons, plyong on Lake Ponchartrain, Louisianais. Dupluisis,
103 tons on Plaqeumine, Henderson, 123 tons, on Mobile Bay.
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03/19/1822 |
For New Orleans,
The Steam-Boat Eagle,
Capt. G. Morris, will return from New Orleans to Dardenelle, in about
four weeks, with freight for the Indian Agency in the Cherokee Nation;
and will hereafter ascend the Arkansas as often as sufficent employment
offers. Her charges for freight, will be the same as heretofore made by
keel-boats.
For freight or passage, apply to Mr. George W. Brand at Little Rock or
to the Captain, on board.
Little Rock, March 13, 1822
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03/19/1822 |
The Members of the LITTLE ROCK DEBATING SOCIETY, are requested to
meet at the Capitol, on Saturday evening next, at 7 o'clock precisely,
when a question of importance will be discussed. By order, &c.
Little Rock, March 19, 1822
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03/26/1822 |
Goods at Auction
The subscribers will offer for sale at Public Auction, at their Store in
Little Rock, on Tuesday the 16th of April next, a general assortment of
Merchandize, consisting of ----
Domestics
Fine Spanish Calicoes,
Fine Silks,
Silk and Cotton Handkerchiefs
Fine and Coarse Cloths
Shawls, Vestings, Thread,
Worsted Binding, Suspenders,
Coffee Mills, Cotton Cards,
Men's and Ladie's Shoes and Boots,
Women's Saddles,
Knives and Forks, Shoe Knives, Razors,
30 sets Bureau Mounting
Hoes, Axes, Mattocks, Augers, Hand-saws
Drawing- knives, Castings
Needles, Buckles, Scissors, &c. &c.
Together with a variety of other articles.
Terms of Sale --- All sums under $20 cash --- over 20 and not exceeding
$50, three months credit ---- and a credit of six months on all sums
over $50. Notes with approved security will be required.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A.M.
Geo. W. Brand & Co.
Little Rock, March 26, 1822 ---- 14-4w
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03/26/1822 |
An Apprentice Wanted
A Lad from 14 to 16 years of age, who has a good English Education, and
is studious and industrious in his habits, is wanted as an Apprentice to
the PRINTING BUSINESS, at the Office of the Arkansas Gazette.
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