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11/04/1823 |
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
ALL persons having claims against the estate of Andrew Colville,
late of Pulaski County, deceased are requested to present them,
properly authenticated, for settlement. And all those indebted to
said estate, are required to make immediate payment to the subscriber.
John Morrison, legal representative of Lavina Morrison, administratrix
of Andrew Colville, deceased.
October 28, 1823
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11/04/1823 |
Arkansas Territory
In the Circuit Court for Arkansas County, October Term, 1823
James Scull vs. Forman & Blakeley
Attachment - Debt $93
On motion of the Plaintiff's attorney, the defendants being called
answered not, it is therefore ordered by the Court, that a notice be
given by advertisement for four weeks successively in some newspaper
published in this Territory, notifying the defendants, that an
attachment has issued against their estate for the sum of ninety-nine
dollars; and unless they appear by themselves or their attorney, and
file special bail to the above action on or before the third day of our
next February term, judgment will be rendered against them by default,
and their estate sold to satisfy the same.
A copy - teste
Eli J. Lewis, Clerk
Pugh, Att'y
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11/04/1823 |
TERRITORY OF ARKANSAS
In the Circuit Court to Arkansas County, October Term, 1823
David Dollinson vs. Richmond Peeler
Attachment, Debt $56
On motion of the plaintiff's attorney, the defendant being called,
answered not, it is therefore 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 issued against his estate, for the sum of fifty-six dollars, and
unless he appear by himself, or his attorney, and file special bail to
the above action on or before the third day of our next February term,
judgment will be rendered against him by default, and his estate sold to
satisfy the same.
A copy - teste,
Eli J. Lewis, Clk.
Pugh, Att'y - November 4 |
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11/04/1823 |
WHEREAS, I did, on the 29th day of October, in the year of our Lord,
1817, make and execute a certain instrument of writing, in the following
words and figures, to wit:
Arkansas, October 29, 1817
Know all men by these presents that I, Persis Lovely, of the Territory
of Missouri and county of Arkansas, do hereby constitute and appoint
Robert L. Lovely, natural son of my late beloved and honored husband,
William L. Lovely, my sole heir and executor.
Now, know all men by these presents, that I, the said, Persis Lovely, do
hereby revoke, annul and render void, the above recited instrument, to
all intents and purposes. Given from under my hand and seal, this 29th
day of October, in the year 1823.
Persis Lovely, [seal]
Blest,
Sam'l. M. Rutherford
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11/11/1823 |
A LIST OF DELINQUENTS
And insolvents, owing County and Territorial taxes, in the county of
Crawford, Territory of Arkansas, for the year 1823.
John Brower
William Blevin
Joseph Blevin
James W. Carico
Joshua Cress
Leonard Coker
Larkin Capps
John Capps
William Gibson Jr.
Thomas H. Harrison
Joseph Mays
William moore
William McGary
John McGary
Thomas McGary
John Powell
Isaac Pennington
Benjamin Runion
Burrougs H. Smith
Smith Sanders
William Cardin
William McFaddin
Matthew Mays
Robert Mays
Silas McCre
James Scott
David Titsworth
Edwin J. Brown
James Wilson, Sheriff
Crawford County, A.T.
October 17, 1823
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11/11/1823 |
A LIST OF TERRITORIAL LICENSES
ISSUED by the Sheriff of the county of Crawford, in the Territory of
Arkansas, to retailers of wares and merchandise, in said county, from
the 15th of September 1822 to the 27th of October 1823.
Thomas Moore, $20.00
Thomas Moore, $20.00
Gilbert Marshall, $20.00
Total, $60.00
James Wilson, Sheriff Crawford County
Crawford County, October 27, 1823 |
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11/11/1823 |
Died - At Batesville, a few days since, very suddenly, Mrs. Boswell,
wife of Hartwell Boswell, Esq. Register of the Land Office at that
place.  |
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11/11/1823 |
TERRITORIAL SCRIP -----AT PAR.
THE undersigned will hereafter receive Territorial Scrip AT PAR in
payment of fees.
Sam C. Roane, Attorney at Law
Little Rock, November 11, 1823
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11/25/1823 |
50 DOLLARS REWARD
Escaped from custody of the subscriber on the 29th of October, William
I. Worson, about twenty-five years old, fair complexion, slender made,
five feet nine or ten inches high. He pretends to be a physician, and
will no doubt deal largely in pills, bolusses, &c.
This man was put into my custdy on a charge of horse stealing, and is
said to be a notorious rascal. Any person apprehending him, so that he
can be brought to justice, shall receive the above reward, and all
reasonable charges.
William Robison, Sheriff
Hempstead County, A.T.
November 11, 1823  |
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11/25/1823 |
A LIST OF DELINQUENTS,
FOR county and territorial Taxes, in the County of Hempstead, Territory
of Arkansas, for the year 1823.
William Barefield
Elijah Boren
Samuel Chambers
William Cohren
Robert C. Dun
Hezekiah Dixon
John Edens
John Evans
James Hamilton
John R. Foster
Moses Frasure
John G. Old
John Grimes, Jun
John Grimes, Sen.
Henry Hannon
Edmund Goodley
James Jones
Joseph Jeffery
Isaac Lindsay
Robert Leeper
Jacob Lear
Friend McHahan
William Price
Daniel Ridge
Joseph Rogers
Solomon Roe
John Thornton
Thomas Talbott
John Wright
Thomas Foreman
Edward Good
Lewis Hearst
James S. Stoops
Peter White
James Asgood
William Robison, Sheriff
Hempstead County, A.T.
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11/25/1823 |
ARKANAS TERRITORY
COUNTY OF CRAWFORD
Circuit Court, October Term, 1823
Mary Ann Flannery, by her next friend Wm. Edwards, Plaintiff
vs.
Elijah Flannery, Defendant
Petition for Divorce
THIS day came the plaintiff by her attorney and the defendant being
solemnly called, came not, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, that the defendant is not a citizen of this territory, it is
therefore ordered, that public notice be given for six weeks in
succession in some newspaper published in this territory that unless he,
the said defendant, do by himself or attorney, appear, on or before the
third day of the next October term of this court, and plead to the above
petition, the same will taken as confessed against him. And it is
further ordered that this suit be continued until the next term of this
court.
A copy, teste,
Geo. C. Pickett, Clerk
November 25 |
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11/25/1823 |
COMMUNICATED
Died ---- On the afternoon of Thursday, the 6th inst. about the 27th
year of her age, Mrs. Rachel Harriet Boswell, wife of Col. Hartwell
Boswell, of this place, and daughter of Gen. Joseph Desha of Kentucky.
Seldom has an even occurred, more strongly calculated to spread gloom
and despondency over the little circle in which she moved, admired, and
respected by all. To a sincerity and frankness, as rare as they are
estimable,
she superadded courtesy, benevolence, refinement, and intelligence. Such
she seemed to be, and such she was, to the community around her. And if
living, she shared the friendship and regards, and dying, carried with
her
the deep regrets of society --- what must be the agonizing distress that
has been left into the domestic fire-side? Presumption would not aspire
to
portray the pungent sorrow, the heart-rending affliction, of the most
affectionate of husbands; obduracy could not withhold its kindest
condolence
from two sweetly interest girls, this in the spring-tide of live,
deprived of the
advantages of maternal care, cut off from the endearments of maternal
love.
With the promise of many days before her, she has been consigned, an
early
victim, to the "narrow house."
But it may soothe feelings, it may soften the anguish, of the distant
friends
and relatives of Mrs. B. To learn that tears of sympathy moistened her
premature grave - that retrospection will delight to dwell on her worth,
and
memory will embalm the recollection of her virtues.
Batesville, November 10, 1823 |
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11/25/1823 |
Laws of Arkansas Territory
An act dissolving the bonds of matrimony between William Hawkins Johnson
and Betsey Morgan, alias Betsey Johnson.
Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Territory of
Arkansas, that the bonds of matrimony heretofore solemnized between
William Hawkins Johnson and Betsey Morgan, alias Betsey Johnson, be and
the same is hereby, fully and completely dissolved.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, that the said William Hawkins Johnson
and Betsey Morgan, alias Betsey Johnson shall be fully and completely at
liberty to enter into any marriage contract which they, or either of
them, may think proper to do, in the same manner as if the bonds of
matrimony, had never been entered into or solemnized between them.
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, that this act shall take effect, and
be in force, from and after its passage. Approved: October 25, 1823
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11/25/1823 |
List of Delinquents
And insolvents owing County Taxes to the county of Miller in the
Territory of Arkansas for the year 1823.
Aldrich, Uriah
Anderson, Robert
Carter, Job
Collins, John
Douglass, Charles
Gordon, Samuel
Lawrence, Adam Jun.
Moore, Nathaniel
Newman, Joseph
Newman, Moses
Strickland, Samuel
Wildrew, Daniel
John H. Fowler, Deputy for Claiborne Wright, Sheriff
Miller County
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