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04/05/1825 |
A CAMP MEETING
WILL be held at the Methodist Camp-Meeting ground, near the Cadron, in
this county, on the last Friday in this month [April]
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04/05/1825 |
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
THE public is hereby notified, that some time in the month of September,
of the year 1824, there came to the house of the subscriber, living on
the Mississippi river, about twenty-miles above the mouth of White
River, in the county of Arkansas and Territory of Arkansas, a man by the
name of CONSTANT ROBERTS, in a state of great bodily infirmity, so much
so, that I did not ascertain his place of nativity, nor can I give any
thing like a correct description of his person. He remained at my house
ten or twelve days when he died intestate, leaving property, in money,
goods, notes, and accounts, to the appraised value of nineteen hundred
dollars. On the first of November, 1824, Letters of Administration were
granted to the subscriber, by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the
county of Arkansas, in vacation, and confirmed by said Court at the last
3 annual term. Any person having demands against said estate, are
requested to present them, properly authenticated, for settlement; and
all persons indebted to the same, are required to call and pay their
respective debts.
Dated at Arkansas, this 23d of March 1825,
Abel Knowlton, Adm'r. estate of Constant Roberts, dec'd.
April 5, 1825
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04/05/1825 |
I AM a candidate for the COUNCIL.
N.B. TAILORING BUSINESS done at Mr. Sanders'.
D. Boyer
Little Rock, April 5, 1825.
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04/05/1825 |
RESPITE - The Acting Governor has granted a farther respite until
Tuesday, the 19th day of this month, to Mad Buffalo and Little Eagle,
the two Osage Indians confined in the Jail in this place under sentence
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04/05/1825 |
The Rev. James Blackburn will preach at the Court-House in this
place on Sunday morning next - service to commence at 10 o'clock.
The Rev. Silas T. Toncray will preach at the Court-House in this place
on Sunday evening next, to commence at three o'clock.
The Rev. William Stevenson, Presiding Elder of the Methodist Church in
the Territory of Arkansas, will preach at the Court-House in this place,
on Sunday, the 17th inst. Service to commence in the morning, at the
ringing of the bell.
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04/12/1825 |
AGENTS FOR THE GAZETTE
Davidsonville - H. Sanford, P.M.
Fourche de Thomas - Dr. P.R. Pitman, P.M.
Batesville - Col. H. Boswell, P.M.
Helena - Col. Wm. B.R. Horner, P.M.
Hopefield - Maj. John H. Fooy
Arkansas - Col. Eli J. Lewis, P.M.
Chicot C.H. - Benjamin Patton, Esq.
Point Remove - Dr. N. Menefee, P.M.
Dwight - Rev. C. Washburn, P.M.
Fourche de Caddo - Jacob Barkman, P.M.
Hempstead C.H. - Capt. Allen M. Oakley
Long Prairie - Mr. Daniel T. Witter
Miller C.H. - John H. Fowler, P.M.
Crawford C.H. - George C. Pickett, P.M.
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04/12/1825 |
"All for love" - We learn, by a gentlemen from Batesville, that a
DUEL
was fought, at or near that place, a few days since, between two Colored
Gentlemen, one belonging to Col. --- of Crawford County, and the other
to a gentleman of Batesville, in which the former was severely, though
not dangerously, wounded. We forbear to mention the names of the
combatants, as we understand the farther effusion of blood has been
happily stayed by the timely mandate of their respective masters and
that a reconciliation was likely to take place between the parties,
through
the mediation of their mutual friends.
This "affair", we understand, originated in consequence of a rivalship
between the two parties, in which on of the fair sex was concerned.
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04/12/1825 |
AUGUST ELECTION - 1825
Candidates for Delegate to Congress.
JAMES WOODSON BATES, Esq.
Col. HENRY W. CONWAY
Candidates for the General Assembly
PULASKI COUNTY
For the Legislative Council
Col. ALEXANDER S. WALKER
Gen. EDMUND HOGAN
Dr. JOSEPH PAXTON
Rev. JAMES BLACKBURN
ARKANSAS COUNTY
For the Legislative Council
Maj. JAMES H. LUCAS
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04/12/1825 |
LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING in the Post Office at Batesville, A.T. on the 31st of March
1825
Allen, Christopher
Ashley, Chester - 3
Bigance, Robert
Bates, Russell
Bradley, James
Bean, Robert
Condray, Byrd
Cullen, Mayo
Cooper, Jeremiah
Cozine, Mrs. Susana
Dugan, James
Friend, William
Fenley, George
Giles, Henry
Harrison, Samuel
King, John
Laritz, Moses
Magness, David
Magness, Morgan
Mansell, Samuel
Martin, Jennet
Martin, William - 2
Miller, Daniel
Plummer, Moses - 2
Smithhart, John
Smawley, Joseph
Searcey, Richard
Trimble, John
Jno. Redmon, As't P.M.
Batesville, April 1, 1825
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04/12/1825 |
LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING in the Post Office at Little Rock, A.T. on the 1st day of
April, 1825, which if not taken out within three months, will be sent to
the General Post Office, as dead letters.
John Arnold - 3
John Arnett - 3
Wm. Acon
Robert Alcorn
Walker Barron
Moses H. Briant
George Bentley
Thos. Blair
Jessee Blair
John Bailey
James Collins
Mrs. Elizabeth Collins
James S. Conway -2
John Cravens
Jackson Crane
Wm. Carden
A.W. Cotton
John Douglass
Jas. S. Dickson - 2
Michael Doyle
Rodney Earhart -2
T. Farrally
Wm. Frazier
William Gorden
James M. Gibson
Samson Gray
Thomas Griffin
James Graham
Hiram Green
James Henry
Mathew Hanks
Charles Ingraham
Thos. Jamison - 2
Gen. Wm. Lewis
Mathew Latty
Davis Latty
Ambrose Leferve
William Leonard -2
James H. Lucas
A.F. May - 4
John McLean
James McLain - 4
D.E. McKinney
Jno. McElmurry
Wm. Marshall
Josiah Milliard - 2
N. Menifee - 2
Allen McLean
Andrew McMillan - 5
William Morris
Robert C. Oden - 2
Jacob Pyeatt
John H. Peake
Henry A. Quensbery
William Russell - 5
M. Ransom
Wm. Rigney
J. Robinson
Jacob Sexton
Mathew Sparks
Joshua Smith
James M. Sisk
Wm. Stevenson
Michael Walsh
James T. Walker
Angelina Williams
Wm. F. Vale
Wm. Woodruff
D.E. McKinney, As't P.M.
Little Rock, April 1st, 1825
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04/12/1825 |
LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING in the Post Office of Davidsonville, A.T. on the 1st of April
1825
Betteck, Francis
Bland, Moses
Brookfield, Rev. Isaac
Bridges, William
Bramblet, Sanford
Beard, William
Barton, Gilbert
Carter, James - 2
Carter, Mrs. Phebe
Childers, John W.
Duckworth, Jacob
Fuller, Aaron
Flannery, Rev. Isaac
Gray, Abner
Glenn, Wm. E. - 2
Hodge, Alexander
Hudspeth, George
Hardin, Joseph Jr.
Hix, William
Hart, Jonathan
Hooper, Ailery
James, William - 2
James, Jesse
Lindsey, Caleb
Leach, Frederick B.
McAdooe, William
Martin, Daniel
McDonald, Edward
Mathias, Musk
McDaniel, John
Mills, Marvel - 2
Moore, John S. - 2
Morrison, Fergus S.
Norred, Jerry
Pruitt, Samuel
Robertson, Moses - 2
Raspberry, Joseph
Rogers, Robert
Revell, Robert M.
Reed, William - 2
Shoemake, John
Smith, Rodes G.
Shaver, Anny
Seets, Jarrott
Tailor, William - 2
Wayland, Henry - 2
Wooten, David
Walton, James
Wilson, James H.
H. Sanford, P.M.
Davidsonville, April 1, 1825
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04/19/1825 |
MR. CRITTENDEN, Secretary and Acting Governor of this Territory, and
Lady, sat out from this place, yesterday afternoon, for Kentucky.
Respite - The Acting Governor has granted a farther respite to the
two Osage Indians, in Jail, in this town, under sentence of death, until
the 21st day of June next. Their last respite expires to-day.
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04/19/1825 |
New Governor of Arkansas - Official information is received of the
appointment, by the President of the United States, with the advice and
consent of the Senate, of Gen. George Izard, of Philadelphia, (formerly
of the Army of the U.S.) to be Governor of the Territory of Arkansas, in
the room of Gen. James Miller, resigned.
By a gentleman who arrived here last week, direct from Washington City,
we learn, that Gen. Izard was to join Mr. Conway, (Delegate to Congress)
at Louisville in eight days after our informant left there, and that
they would both proceed, without delay, to the Territory. He may
therefore be expected here in the course of a few days to enter on the
duties of his office.
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04/19/1825 |
The Superior Court of this Territory adjourned yesterday, sine die. |
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04/26/1825 |
APPOINTMENTS FOR PUBLIC WORSHIP
WE are requested, by the Rev. John Carnahan, of this county, and the
Rev. Robert Sloane, of Missouri, to announce that Public Worship will be
held, by them, at the following times and places:
At the Court House, at Little Rock, on Sunday the 15th May. At the house
of Mr. Smith Kellem, in this township, two days Meeting, on the 21st and
22d May.
The Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church will meet
at the house of Mr. Jacob Pyeatt, in this county on Tuesday the 24th
May.
A CAMP MEETING will commence at the Camp Meeting ground, near Mr.
James Pyeatt's on Friday the 27th May. Besides the above named
Ministers, several others, from Kentucky and Tennessee, are expected to
attend.
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04/26/1825 |
ARKANSAS TERRITORY
HEMPSTEAD COUNTY,
In the Circuit Court, March Term, 1825
John Johnson
Vs.
Robert B. Musick
Attachment
AND now at this day came the plaintiff, and the defendant being solemnly
called, came not, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court,
that he is not an inhabitant of this Territory: It is therefore ordered
by the court, that he have notice by publication, for four weeks,
successively, in the Arkansas Gazette, that an attachment has issued
against him, and that, unless he be and appear, on or before the third
day of the next term of this court, and file special bail, in the said
action, judgment will be rendered against him, and his estate sold to
satisfy the same.
A copy - teste,
Allen M. Oakley, Clerk
April 26
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04/26/1825 |
ARKANSAS TERRITORY, HEMPSTEAD COUNTY
In the Circuit Court, March Term, 1825
Polly Fields
Vs.
Robert Fields
Petition for Divorce
And now at this day, the plaintiff appeared, by her next friend, and the
defendant being solemnly called, came not; It is therefore ordered by
the court, that an alias summons issue, returnable to the next term of
this court, and that he have notice, by publication in the Arkansas
Gazette, six weeks, successively, that, unless he appear, on the first
day of the next term of this court, and file an answer to plaintiff's
petition, it will be taken as confessed, and a decree entered
accordingly.
A copy - Teste
Allen M. Oakley, Clerk
April 25.
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04/26/1825 |
LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING in the Post Office at Helena, A.T. on the 1st of April 1825.
Thomas Anderson, David Dancy, Henry Hampton, Silas Pledger, Menerva P.
Rightor, Henry Wiggins, Rial Weber, Montcrief H. Stewart.
W.B.R. Horner, P.M.
Helena, April 1, 1825
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04/26/1825 |
STRAYED OR STOLEN
FROM the subscriber, some time in December last, a bright sorrel HORSE,
about 15 hands high, light made, a natural trotter, and light main and
tail; has a white stripe in his face, which is wider on the nostrils
than above; both hind feet, and one if not both of his fore feet, white;
is six years old this spring, and is branded on the near shoulder and
buttock thus, 2C or thus, C2.
He was last seen (some time in January last) in the range on the south
side of the Arkansas, below the mouth of Fourche, and, if not stolen is
probably still running in that quarter, or in the vicinity of some of
the Quapaw villages below. He was brought from Hempstead County and may
possibly have returned there.
Any persons taking up said horse, and returning him to me, or giving me
information so that I can get him again, shall be handsomely rewarded.
Chester Ashley
Little Rock, April 26, 1825 |
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