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05/07/1822 |
Administrator's Notice
All persons, having claims against the estate of Zaccheus Phillips,
deceased, will present them properly authenticated, to the undersigned
for payment; and all persons indebted to said estate, will make
immediate payment.
W.B.R. Horner, Adm'r
Helena, Phillips Co.
May 7, 1822 ----- 20-3w
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05/14/1822 |
A PRESBYTERIAN CAMP MEETING
Will be held in this county, in Pyeatt's settlement, near the residence
of Mr. James Pyeatt, on Friday, the 24th of May to continue for four
days.
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05/14/1822 |
TO AGENTS AND SUBSCRIBERS
The Agents of the Gazette are requested to make returns of their
collections by the 18th of next month, to enable us to make out new
bills at the expiration of the first six months of the third volume.
Subscribers will do well to attend to this notice, as those who neglect
paying in advance for the present volume until the 18th of June, will be
charged four dollars.
May 14, 1822
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05/14/1822 |
A CARD
Having declined the retail mercantile business at the Post of Arkansas,
those who have accounts open with me are respectfully requested to be
prepared for settlement the ensuing fall.
D. Brearley
May 14, 1822 ---- 21-3w
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05/14/1822 |
From the Curacoa Courant
A NEW-YEAR'S WISH
ONE female companion to soften my cares,
TWO thousand a year to support my affairs;
THREE dogs and a gun when to sport I incline,
FOUR horses and chaise to indulge me and mine,
FIVE jolly companions with whom to make merry
SIX dishes each day, with six glasses of sherry;
SEVEN beds in my house for friends at their leisure
EIGHT something or other to add to their pleasure
NINE pounds in my pocket, when cash I require,
TEN favors are all that on earth I desire,
AND a passport to heaven when from Earth I retire
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05/21/1822 |
WHITE SLAVES - Two men, taken up under the vagrant act, at
Hopkinsville, Kentucky were lately sold for three months. The bidders
were two blacks and a white man.
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05/21/1822 |
Sheriff's Sale
Will be sold to the highest bidder on Tuesday the 2nd day of July next,
being the second day of the Circuit Court for Pulaski County at the
Court House door at Little Rock, all the right, title, and interest, of
Benjamin Murphy to the following described property, viz:
One New Madrid location, lying two miles below the Cadron, on the south
side of the Arkansas River, containing five hundred and twenty-seven
acres, granted to the heirs of Alexander McFarland. There are three
valuable improvements on said tract.
One Pre-emption right of one hundred and eighty acres, on the north side
of the Arkansas River, adjoining the tract on which John McElmurry now
lives.
One Pre-emption right of two hundred and thirty acres, lying adjoining
the above tract.
One Pre-emption right of about one hundred acres being on the north side
of the Arkansas river, adjoining Andrew Colville's pre-emption three
miles above Crystal Hill.
One Pre-emption right of about one hundred and fifty-five acres,
adjoining Edmund Hogan's pre-emption, known by the name of Crystal Hill.
Gabriel Greathouse at present resides on this tract.
All these pre-emptions have been proved before the Register and Receiver
of the Lawrence Land District.
The above property was given up by said Murphy, to satisfy several
executions to me directed from the Clerk's office of the Circuit Court
of Pulaski county, and from the Superior Court for the Territory of
Arkansas.
H. Armstrong, Sheriff
Pulaski County
Little Rock, May 10, 1822 --- 22-4w
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05/29/1822 |
The steam-boat Robert Thompson arrived at Fort Smith on the 17th
inst., and has since been employed in carrying up the caroges of two
large keel-boats which were lying about 80 miles below the Fort. She is
expected down in a day or two.
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05/29/1822 |
AN APPRENTICE WANTED
Wanted immediately, a smart and active Lad, from 14 to 18 years of age,
as an Apprentice to the Tanning Business. None need apply, unless he can
produce satisfactory references of his honesty and industry.
James C. Collins
Little Rock, May 28 ---- 23-3w
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