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02/03/1824 |
A LIST OF DELINQUENTS
Owing County Taxes to the county of Independence, in the territory of
Arkansas, for the year 1823.
Richard Smith
Charles Thompson
Dempsey Stanley
John Gafford
Abraham Richardson
William Bartlett
Thomas Pettyjohn
Nimrod Shumak
Robert Graham
Elijah Graham
John Dolton
Carter Graham
William Pettyjohn
George Pettyjohn
Aaron Friend
Richard Keese
Samuel Davis
Beun Davis
Benjamin Bryant
William Dunkin
William Wells
Joseph Atkisson
John Walker
William D. Holt
John Wright
Elijah McAdoo
Moses Graham
William Henson
Jeremiah Mathers
Francis Williams
Spencer Morgan
John Cain
Charles Bell
John Warrington
William Robinson
James Cook
Thomas Dennis
John Long
Jesse Spencer
David Tidwell
William Hudson
Hiram Hudson
Reuben Musick
Charles Kelly, Sheriff Independence County, A.T.
Batesville, January 27, 1824
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02/03/1824 |
A Post Office is established at Dardanelle, and Mr. Duvall is
appointed Post Master. |
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02/03/1824 |
Edward Duvall, Esq. Agent of Indian Affairs, arrived at this place
with his family, from Washington City, on Saturday evening last. As soon
as the weather moderates, he will proceed up the Arkanas to the Agency
house at Dardanelle, in the Cherokee nation.
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02/03/1824 |
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Batesville, A.T. on the 1st of January
1824,
which if not taken out within three months, will be sent to the General
Post-Office, as dead letters.
Bland, Moses
Bridgman, Jesse
Bowls, John
Brown, John
Cooper, Cornelius
Collins, William
Coles, John
Deerton, Polly
Duvall, Daniel
Friend, William - 2
Foster, John
Florra, Isaac
Fantenbery, Heury
Gafford, John
Graham, Moses H.
Graham, William
Hart, John - 4
Huett, John
Huber, Anthony
Hamilton, Joseph
Hardin, Joseph
Pettyjohn, John
Nowls, Thomas
McFull, David - 2
Middleton, Robert
Magness, Morgan
Michael, Philip
McClendon, Wilson
Moulder, Mrs.
McHenry, Archibald
Moore, John S.
Lee, Mary
Lindsey, Jane
Lantz, Moses
Long, George -2
Lake, Polly
Lafferty, A.R.
Johnson, Clarisa
Jones, Stephen
Johnson, Capt. Wm.
Ruddle, Abraham
Raney, James
Rasberry, Joseph
Reid, Jane
Sailor, John
St. Clair, John W. - 2
Snead, Charles
Sheckels, Eli - 2
St. Clair, Thomas
Trimble, John - 2
Wagnon, John
Williams, John A.
Wilson, George
Winter, Benjamin
Watkins, John
Wells, John
Charles Kelly, P.M.
Batesville, January 1, 1824
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02/03/1824 |
THE UNIVERSAL EPITAPH
No flattering praises daub my stone,
My frailties and my faults to hide;
My faults and failings all are known---
I lived in sin --- in sin I died!
And O, condemn me not, I pray,
You who my sad confession view;
But ask your soul if it can say,
That I'm a viler man than you.
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02/10/1824 |
Ginger Beer
To every gallon of spring water add one ounce of sliced white ginger,
one pound of common loaf sugar, and two ounces of lemon juice; boil the
mixture nearly an hour, and take off the scum; then run it through a
hair sieve into a tub, and when cool (viz. at 70 degrees) add yeast in
the proportion of half a pint to nine gallons; keep it in a temperate
situation two days, during which it may be stirred six or eight times;
then put it into a cask, which must be kept full, and the yeast taken
off at the bung hole with a spoon. In a fortnight, add half a pint of
fining (singlass picked and steeped in beer) to nine gallons, which
will, if it has been properly fermented, clear by ascent. -- - The cask
must be kept full, and the rising particles taken off at the bung hole.
When hoe (which may be expected in twenty - four hours) bottle it, cork
it well, and in summer it will be ripe and fit to drink in a fortnight.
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02/17/1824 |
A Funeral Sermon, on the death of the late Dr. Richard H. Fenner,
will be preached by the Rev. Mr. McDaniel, on Friday next, at the Court
House in this place.
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02/17/1824 |
Died --- In Lawrence County, on the 8th inst., of a lingering
pulmonary consumption of four years standing, Miss Asenath Stuart, aged
17 years, daughter of the late Col. William Stuart.
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02/24/1824 |
SCHOOL
MR. BROWN respectfully informs his patrons, that his school for the
ensuing year, will commence on Monday next, the 1st of March.
Little Rock, February 24, 1924.
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02/24/1824 |
The Steam boat Florence, Capt. R.H. Murray, arrived at this place on
Thursday evening last from New Orleans, with a full cargo, principally
for Messrs, Nicks, and Rogers, at Fort Smith. After landing a quantity
of freight at this place, she proceeded, on Friday evening, on her way
up the Arkansas, destined for Fort Smith.
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02/24/1824 |
We are indebted to the attention of a friend in New Orleans, for a
file of the "Louisiana Advertiser" to the 26th ult. which we received
through the politeness of Col. Nicks, who came passenger in the
Florence. These papers are barren of news. The only interesting article
we find, is the Prices Current, which is inserted in a subsequent
column.
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