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10/07/1823 |
Died - At Batesville, on the 1st inst. of an inflammation of the
stomach, Maj. Joseph Taylor, late a resident of Cynthiana, Kentucky.
This gentleman emigrated to our Territory about four months since, with
a view of a permanent residence among us, and from every information we
have gained, he was esteemed by all who knew him. He possessed an
extensive knowledge of the science of law, and had he lived, would
probably, at some future day, have filled some judicial situation in our
Territory. He was interred with Masonic honors, by some of the members
of the fraternity at Batesville, who have resolved to wear crape for one
month in token of their respect for the memory of the deceased.
[Communicated]
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10/14/1823 |
List of Delinquents
And Insolvents for Territorial and County Taxes, in the county of Clark,
A.T. for the year 1823.
Blair, Elam S.
Blair, Silas
Cummins, John H.
Chandler, Davis
Chandler, Jacob
Crissup, Jane
Henderson, Robert
Jacob, Thomas
Logan, Oliver
McCabe, Thomas
Pelham, Wiley
Ross, James J.
Reeder, Elizabeth
Reeder, Noah
Sappington, Reason
Walker, Josel
Word, John
James Miles, Sheriff
Clark County, Arkansas Territory
October 14, 1823
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10/14/1823 |
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Helena, A.T. on the 1st October, 1823,
which if not taken out before the 1st January, will be sent to the
General Post Office, as dead letters.
Lewis Brangier
Robert Desha
Geo. W. Ferebee, 2
Patrick Quin
Wm. H. Smith
Julius Christie
Wm. Enos
Hugh Knox 2
Abner P. Spencer
W.B.R. Horner, P.M.
Helena, October 1, 1823
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10/14/1823 |
NOTICE --- ALL persons are hereby forewarned from trading for or
taking an assignment of a note drawn by me, in favor of Thomas Bradley,
for the sum of four hundred and twelve dollars, dated 21 April 1823, and
pay able in August next, as the consideration for which said note was
given has failed, and I am therefore determined not to pay the same
unless compelled by law.
Peter H. Bennett
Point Chicot
July 15, 1823
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10/14/1823 |
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
TO all creditors and distributees of the estate of Joseph G. Parry,
late of Phillips county, Arkansas Territory, deceased, that they will
be for ever barred of their claims, unless they exhibit their respective
demands to the undersigned, administrator of said estate, within five
years from the 28th day of May, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-three, and have them duly proved and allowed within the
time aforesaid, the said estate of Joseph G. Parry, decsed, having
been declared insolvent by the Circuit Court in and for the County
of Phillips, in the Territory aforesaid, at their September term, in the
year one thousand eight hundred and twenty-three. All persons
indebted to said estate, are required to make immediate payment
to the subscriber.
Sylvanus Phillips, Adm'r of Joseph G. Parry, deceased.
Helena, A.T. October 7, 1823
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10/14/1823 |
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
TO all creditors and distributees of the estate of Zaccheus Phillips,
late of Phillips County, Arkansas Territory, deceased, that they will
be for ever barred of their claims, unless they exhibit their respective
demands to the undersigned, administrator of said estate, within five
years from the 30th day of January, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-two, and have them duly proved and allowed within the time
aforesaid, the said estate of Zaccheus Phillips, deceased, having been
declared insolvent by the Circuit Court in and for the county of
Phillips,
in the Territory aforesaid, at then September term, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and twenty-three. All persons indebted to said
estate, are required to make immediate payment to the subscriber.
W.B.R. Horner, Adm'r of Z. Phillips, deceased.
Helena, A.T. October 7, 1823
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10/14/1823 |
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
LOST OR STOLEN OUT OF THE POSSESSION OF THE SUBSCRIBER, A BILL OF SALE
FOR A NEGRO GIRL, NAMED DINAH, EXECUTED BY ME TO James Temple, some time
about the year 1800, but I am not positive as to the exact time - also,
a ricket for 3000 arpens of land, granted by governor Grandpree - also
the certificate of my marriage to Jane Temple. This is therefore, to
forewarn all persons from trading for, or taking an assignment on any of
the above named papers, for I am fully of opinion that they have been
taken out of my possession in a clandestine manner.
John Berry
Hempstead County, A.T. April 21, 1823
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10/14/1823 |
Remaining in the Post Office at Arkansas, A.T. on the 1st October
1823, which if not taken out within three months, will be sent to the
General Post Office, as dead letters.
Bailey, William
Ballard, James
Baker, Thomas
Bunyie, John
Bean, Richard
Clark, Thompson
Duvall, Edward W.
Demoss, James
Evans, Williams L.
Finley, Thomas
Farmer, -----
Hoble, Ichabod
Harlan, Ezekiel
Hamilton, John
Huff, William H.
King, Robert D. Or Burrow Reuben
King, Wigton
Liddell, Ebenezer 2
Longley, Thomas W.
His. Ex. James Miller
Parker, Samuel
Petty, James S.
Rigney, William
Rogers, Capt.
Smalley, Abraham
Stephenson, Widow
Simley, James
Stallings, John E.
Walker, Samuel D.
Eli J. Lewis, P.M.
Arkansas, October 1, 1823
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10/14/1823 |
Remaining in the Post Office at Crawford Court House, A.T. on the
1st October 1823, which if not taken out within three months, will be
sent to the General Post Office, as dead letters.
Bradford, William Maj.
Bean, Mark
Bailey, William
Colquhoun, S.W. Lt.
Davenport, Wm. Maj. 10
Fuller, Stephen
Finley, A. Clement
Gaines, P.E. gen'l maj.
Hunt, King William 2
Hobkirk B. John Lt. 2
Heril, Isam
Logan, Jonathan
Larrimore, William
McKnight, John 3
Mosley, Parks
McLaughlin, Samuel
McMurtrey, William
Marshall, Gilbert
Meeks, Suddith
O' Faye, Joseph 5
Palmer, Mareus Dr.
Philbrick, John Lt.
Rafell, Lona Mr.
Rinford, David
Riley, Samuel
Richardson, D.R. capt.
Ricker, Samuel
Swan, B. William
Spalding, Me John
Scott, Nimrod
Vail, Asenath Mrs.
Young, Nat. Captain
Geo. C. Pickett, P.M.
Crawford C.H.
October 1, 1823
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10/14/1823 |
Remaining in the Post Office at Little Rock, A.T. on the 30th day of
September 1823, which if not taken out before the 1st January, will be
sent to the General Post Office, as dead letters.
Alexander Mathew
Ball, James 2
Brown, Sarah Mrs.
Blair, Thomas
Bates, James W.
Conway, James S. 5
Cook, Richard
Casey, John
Davidson, Polly E.
Eskridge, Thomas P. 2
Fenner, Richard H.
Harris, Egbert
Haney, David
Irvin, Robert
Irvin, Alpheus
Jones, Lewis
Kuykendall, Joseph 2
Mouser, Isaac
Mosne, Ben
Neely, George
True, Reubin
Tindall, James
Tucker, William
Taylor, Thomas
Tiner, Richard
Thompson, Stanis L.
Walter, Samuel
Whetstone, Peter
Wilburn, Thomas
T.W. Newton, P.M.
Little Rock, October 7, 1823
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10/14/1823 |
TEN DOLLARS REWARD
BROKE from the jail of this county on Wednesday night last, a Negro
woman named CELIA, committed to Jail by the Sheriff of Pulaski County
under an attachment. She is a large likely woman, inclined to be fat,
black complexion, no particular marks remembered. She was lately the
property of Walter Webber, (a Cherokee) and will, in all probability
make for the nation. She is supposed to have went away in company with
two Negro men belonging to said Webber. Any person returning said Negro
woman, shall receive the above reward.
Isaac Watkins, Jailer
Little Rock, October 11, 1823
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10/14/1823 |
United States of America
Arkansas Territory, Crawford County
Personally appeared before me, John Nicks, a justice of the peace for
said county, Jacob Slinkard, who being duly sworn, saith, that about the
ninth of April last, a SORREL MARE, about six years old, near fifteen
hands high, branded with a small O on the near shoulder, came to his
farm on the Samyboy; his owner being to him unknown, and he therefore
prays that he enter her as an astray.
His Mark, Jacob Slinkard
Sworn to and subscribed at Fort Smith, August 16, 1823. John Nicks, J.P.
We, the subscribers, duly summoned and sworn as appraisers, do agree and
report the above named Mare to be worth in our opinion, twenty-five
dollars.
Isaac Marrs
William H. Marrs
Teste, Jno. Nicks, Justice of the Peace.
A true copy from the astray book, in my office.
Geo. C. Pickett, Clk. C.C.
Crawford County, A.T. August 16, 1823
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10/21/1823 |
TO THE PUBLIC
CIRCUMSTANCES have occurred, in my late application to the Legislature
for a divorce from my present wife, Milly D. Gibson, that renders it
necessary for me, in this way, to combat them. It seems, a certain man
on board a steam-boat, while wooding at Helena, stated to Colonel Daniel
Mooney, and a Mr. Hunt, that I had got a considerable property by my
wife, which I spent, and then deserted her, and from time to time had
drawn on her for money. All these accusations are base, false, and the
product of malicious envy. Whoever the fellow may be, I pronounce him to
be a liar, and a villian. If he has the least spark of spirit or honor,
he will not conceal his name, and endeavor to substantiate his charges
against me. I appeal to all those who are acquainted with the
circumstances of my marriage, for the justification of my character in
this respect. This scoundrel would not merit the smallest notice from
me, were it not for the influence it has had upon the minds of some
worthy men.
John Gibson
October 15, 1823
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10/28/1823 |
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
ALL person's 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, Adminstratrix
of Andrew Colville, deceased.
October 23, 1823
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10/28/1823 |
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
ALL persons having claims against the estate of Lemuel R. Currin, late
of Pulaski County, deceased are requested to present them, properly
authenticated, for settlement. And all those indebted to said estate,
are
requested to make immediate payment to the subscriber.
B. Harrington, Adm'r
October 23, 1823
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10/28/1823 |
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
TO all creditors and distributees of the estate of James Currin, late
of Arkansas county, Arkansas Territory, deceased, that they will be
for ever barred of their claims, unless they exhibit their respective
demands to the undersigned, administrator of said estate, within five
years from the month of April, one thousand eight hundred and twenty,
and have them duly proved and allowed within the time aforesaid, the
said estate of James Currin, deceased, having been declared insolvent
by the Circuit Court in and for the county of Arkansas, in the Territory
aforesaid, at their October term, in the year, one thousand eight
hundred
and twenty-three. All persons indebted to said estate, are required to
make immediate payment to the subscriber.
Bartley Harrington, Adm'r of James Currin, deceased.
Arkansas County, October 28, 1823
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10/28/1823 |
Notice By virtue of the laws of the Territory to suppress the
purchasing of horses, &c. from Indians, I will expose to public
sale, on the first SATURDAY in December next, at 12 o'clock at noon
of that day, at the house of Robert Adams, senior, in North Fork
township, Independence county, A.T. one BAY MARE, 15 1/2 hands high,
with a small star in her forehead, branded thus (V) all around.
Charles Kelly, Sheriff
Independence county, A.T.
October 28, 1823 - 45- 4w
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10/28/1823 |
Two Strays Taken Up
Taken up by the subscriber, living on the Palarm
in Pulaski county, A.T. two stray horses, of the following description,
viz: One of them is a bay horse, 10 years old, branded F.G., near 14
hands high, both ears cropped very short, some saddle marks on his back
and left hind foot white. The other is a sorrel horse, 8 years
old, 15 1/2 hands high, small star in his forehead, some saddle spots on
his back, and no brands perceivable.
The owner, or owners of the above horses are requested to come
forward, prove their property, pay charges, and take them away.
William Flanikin
October 28, 1823 - 45-3W.
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10/28/1823 |
TO THE PUBLIC
BENJAMIN L. MILES, having published a handbill under date of October
8th, 1823 addressed to me, filled with falsehood and misrepresentation,
I request the public to suspend their opinion on that subject until the
truth or falsity of his statements are investigated in a judicial
tribunal. The subscriber having taken measurements to give Miles an
opportunity of proving all his charges if true, he therefore deems it
improper to answer those charges at this time.
Andrew Latting
October 28, 1823
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