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12/07/1824 |
A LIST OF DELINQUENTS
OWING County and Territorial Taxes in the County of Lawrence, Arkansas
Territory, for the year 1824.
Daniel Dunkworth
Wiliam Bailahee
John E. Bobinger
John Barron
Benjamin Hedger
Benjamin Clark
William Hix Sr.
Hardy Keel
Henry Murry
Rictaro Pharars
Samuel Whybark, Sen.
Samuel Whybark, Jr.
Joseph Craves
Wiley Garrett
Burr Lewis
John MeGee
George Miller
Moses Stubblefield
John Stanly
Mary Winkley
John Williams
John Gogsby
Jonathan Andrews
James Burns
Thomas Buchanan
James Caruthers
John Gamine
U. ?????
Ezekiel Biuchey
Solomon G???sib
Aaron Knight
McHenry Joseph
Robert Lott
William D. Reed
William Shrivers
Jo. Hardin, Sheriff and Collector
November 24, 1824
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12/07/1824 |
MURDER --- A man, charged with the murder of his negro slave, was
brought to this place yesterday, by the Sheriff of Chicot County. He was
committed to the county jail in this town, to await his trial at the
next (April) term of the Superior Court.
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12/07/1824 |
Shocking Accident --- On Saturday, 27th ult. a lad about nine years
of age, ( a brother-in-law) of Mr. L.B. Green, recently removed to the
vicinity of this place from the Territory of Michigan) had his skull
shockingly fractured by the falling of a tree. From his forehead to the
back part of his head, his skull was broken into a number of pieces,
some of which projected an inch and a half past each other. He still
continued to live on Wednesday last, but there were no hopes of his
recovery.
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12/14/1824 |
EXECUTION --- Next Tuesday is the day fixed by the sentence of the
Superior Court, for the execution of Mad Buffalo and Little Eagle, the
two Osage Indians convicted of murder at the last term of the Court.
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12/14/1824 |
LAND SALE --- THE next sale of public lands in the Arkansas Land
District will commence, at this place on Monday next. |
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12/14/1824 |
LOST
YESTERDAY morning, supposed between Taylor's Hotel and the Printing
Office, a common sized patent lever GOLD WATCH, with a steel chain, gold
seal, and brass key. The finder shall receive five dollars reward on
delivering it to the subscriber.
Daniel Whiting
Little Rock, December 14, 1824
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12/14/1824 |
MARRIED --- In Cadron Township, on Sunday evening, 5th inst. by the
Rev. James Blackburn, Mr. Eli Evans, to Miss Polly Burris, daughter of
Mr. Thomas Burris, all of this county.
--- At Batesville, on Wednesday last, 8th inst. Mrs. Curran,
wife of Thomas Curran, Esq. Clerk of the Circuit Court of Independence
Co. - In Independence county, on the 27th ult. Mrs. Betsey
Millsaps, wife of Mr. Reuben M. - Mrs. Stephenson, wife of Mr. Wm.
Stephenson - Mrs. Dodd, wife of Mr. Tho's D. - Mrs. Griffith.
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12/21/1824 |
A LIST OF DELINQUENTS AND INSOLVENTS
Owing County and Territorial Taxes in the County of Crawford,Territory
of Arkansas for the year 1824.
James Cardin
Joab Hagerty
Nathan Myers
John Pearce, sen.
William Thetford
John Wells
Francis William
Elias Allen
John Breening
John Barnett
Archibald Claton
William Coker
Charles Coker
John Cox
James Dunkin
William Dunkin
John W. Flowers
John Francisco
Peter Goad
Henry Hall
Willie Ingram
Joseph Jeffreis
James Moore
Samuel Moorw
William McGary
James McGary
Juner Meredith
Thomas McGary
John McGary
John Phillips
John Pierce
Aaron Perkins
Michael Roark
Butler Roberts
James Shannon
Granville Shannon
Uriah Shepard
Mr. Tuttle
James Turner
John Walters
William Wells
James Wilson, Sheriff Crawford County, A.T.
Crawford C.H., November 30, 1824
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12/21/1824 |
CHEROKEE AGENCY
DARDANELLES, A.T.
Dec. 9th, 1824
A DARK BAY MARE, with a blaze in her face, the near fore foot white, and
a long switch tail, is now at this Agency. She is about fourteen hands
high, nine or ten years old, and remarkably well-formed. From what has
been ascertained about her, she appears to have been in and about the
Cherokee nation six or seven years and to have been brought to this
neighborhood by an Indian, who is said to have resided at what is called
Dick Field's, a Cherokee settlement in one of the Spanish provinces.
Doubts being entertained whether she was not stolen before she was
brought here, this public notice respecting her is given in order, if
she were, that the right owner may have an opportunity of recovering
her. Any inquiries that may be addressed to the Agent, at this Agency,
in relation to her, will receive attention.
December 21
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12/21/1824 |
TERRITORY OF ARKANSAS
CIRCUIT COURT, CRAWFORD COUNTY, NOVEMBER TERM 1824
Julian Turner, Plaintiff
Vs.
William Turner, Defendant
Petition for Divorce
AND now on this day, came the plaintiff, by his attorney, and the
defendant being solemnly called, came not, but made default; whereupon,
on motion of the plaintiff, it is ordered by the court, that an alias
summons issue in this case, and the same be published in the Arkansas
Gazette, printed to this Territory once a week for six weeks, before the
next term of this court, requiring the said defendant to be and appear
at the next term of the Circuit Court, at a court to be holden at the
seat of justice in Crawford County, on the fourth Monday of March next,
and show cause, if any she has, why the petition should not be taken as
confessed, and the court proceed to hear evidence ex-parte on the part
of the complainant
A copy - teste,
G.C. Pickett, Clk
Dec. 21
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12/21/1824 |
TERRITORY OF ARKANSAS
CIRCUIT COURT, CRAWFORD COUNTY, NOVEMBER TERM 1824
Wilson N. Darnron, Plaintiff
Vs.
Sally alias, Sarah Darnron, Def't
Petition for Divorce
AND now on this day, came the plaintiff, by his attorney, and the
defendant being solemnly called, came not, but made default; whereupon,
on motion of the plaintiff, it is ordered by the court, that an alias
summons issue in this case, and the same be published in the Arkansas
Gazette, printed to this Territory once a week for six weeks, before the
next term of this court, requiring the said defendant to be and appear
at the next term of the Circuit Court, at a court to be holden at the
seat of justice in Crawford County, on the fourth Monday of March next,
and show cause, if any she has, why the petition should not be taken as
confessed, and the court proceed to hear evidence ex-parte on the part
of the complainant.
A copy - teste
G.C. Pickett, Clk
Dec. 21
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12/28/1824 |
MARRIED --- In Peconery township, Pulaski County, on the 16th inst.
by the Rev. Mr. Arnett, Dr. Nimrod Menefee, to Miss Harriet Lewis,
daughter of Gen. Wm. Lewis, formerly of Nicholasville, Kentucky.
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